8 bit colour gives 16 million colours - more than you can see!

Quote from: Swanne on February 16, 2025, 02:48:16The elephant in the room is: the S25 Ultra has a primitive 8 bit colour depth screen. Xiaomi flagships have 12 bit screens for years now. And so clearly this is a corrupt company making fake rankings

Dxomark has been a clown fiesta since a long time. A phone that has such bad PWM flickering, which hurts many people's eyes and gives headaches, has no place anywhere near the top of the rankings.

Quote from: FuroZ on February 16, 2025, 05:48:09Also are the 8 bits, 10 bits or 12 bits are true? or they use RFC to fake that?

And what about iPhones?

I think it's FRC (Frame rate control) and not RFC.

True bit depth of a display need to be mentioned by the manufacturers along with any kind of FRC techniques used in place as well if any.

Since iPhones also use Samsung display it's likely they are also same as Samsung.

Quote from: Swanne on February 16, 2025, 02:48:16The elephant in the room is: the S25 Ultra has a primitive 8 bit colour depth screen. Xiaomi flagships have 12 bit screens for years now. And so clearly this is a corrupt company making fake rankings

Also are the 8 bits, 10 bits or 12 bits are true? or they use RFC to fake that?

And what about iPhones?

The elephant in the room is: the S25 Ultra has a primitive 8 bit colour depth screen. Xiaomi flagships have 12 bit screens for years now. And so clearly this is a corrupt company making fake rankings

I really don't understand dxomarks reviews sometimes. For example a criticism of the S25Us display is that it's too bright in dark conditions. When one of the main reasons I like the Galaxy ultra displays is that the lowest brightness setting is incredibly dark compared to other phones lowest brightness. So at night I don't have to blast my retinas when looking at the display. And that's not even including the extra dim quick toggle which i just discovered can be turned up even higher in the settings lmao.