The peak brightness of Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is expected to exceed 2200nits and 200nits higher than Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com November 24 news, citing foreign technology media SamMobile reported that the peak brightness of Galaxy S23 Ultra is expected to reach 2200 nits, once again breaking the current 2000nits record set by iPhone 14 Pro Max.

CTOnews.com learned that the upcoming Galaxy S23 Ultra may use E6 (originally shown as E6, but Samsung Galaxy S-Series flagship has been using M-series screen material, so there are questions about the material) Super AMOLED LTPO 3.0display screen with a peak brightness of about 2200 nits. That's about 200 nits brighter than the current record holder, the Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max.

The source also said that Samsung has also improved the PWM dimming to be close to 2000Hz, which is slightly less than the PWM dimming of the 2160Hz on the BOE Q9 screen, but can reduce eye fatigue to some extent.

The Galaxy S23 Ultra will still use 120Hz refresh rates, but Samsung may bring stronger screen savers, possibly with a new version of Corning's gorilla glass, which is more similar to Apple's sapphire glass. The Galaxy S23 series may also be equipped with a new glass cover for the rear camera, which can significantly improve image quality in low light environments.