This is one of the few reviews that refutes AMOLED's "infinite" contrast or the 1000000:1 promised by marketers (this is a condition for performing a full HDR test, which requires at least 500 nits of brightness and 0.0005 nits of black level) at the usual level for AMOLED low frequency flicker.
I have a question for the authors of the old reviews - were you cunning, refusing to measure the contrast earlier, indicating it as "infinite" or is this a new type of terrible AMOLED panels, which have mediocre contrast and low-frequency PWM at the same time?
Because it was previously stated that in laptop models, for example from Asus, with a low (by OLED standards) contrast, low-frequency PWM is absent. And here are both shortcomings together. What does it mean.
I would like a clear explanation of the measurement methods. Because all the old data for laptops with AMOLED (and for smartphones), if it was done "by eye", practically does not correspond to reality, in this case.
Otherwise, a very boring laptop and quite overpriced. Samsung already once made laptops, but left the niche, and now it is trying to return - but with such applications it has nothing to catch on the market...