It is reported that the peak brightness of Apple's iPhone 15 Pro Max screen will be increased to 2500 nits.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, February 8, according to foreign technology media AppleInsider, citing the latest tweets from reliable sources ShrimpApplePro, Apple will further improve the brightness of the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Ultra (or Pro Max) screens to 2500 nits.

ShrimpApplePro retweeted a tweet from another whistleblower, "Connor" or "OreXda" on Tuesday, referring to the information displayed by Samsung.

The original tweet of "Connor" pointed out that "Samsung's next-generation panel reaches 2500 nits". The whistleblower also said, "I still don't know if it's the M13," which will be two generations higher than the M11 used in Samsung's just-launched Galaxy S23.

Adding comments to the tweet, ShrimpApplePro said it "may be equipped on iPhone 15 Pro Max". CTOnews.com with iPhone 14 Pro screen brightness comparison: the typical maximum brightness of the two models is 1000 nits, the peak brightness of HDR content increases to 1600 nits, and the peak brightness for outdoor use is 2000 nits.

The media also gave the credibility of this information, the above information is for reference only. CTOnews.com netizens, do you think Apple will further increase the screen brightness to 2500 nits?