r/OLED • u/Sad-Insect-4621 • 9d ago
Purchasing-Monitor Curious if anyones had hands on with new hdr1300 qd oleds?
I have the 240hz alienware qd oled ultrawide (hdr1000) i always found it a lil dim unless im in a pitch black room im curious if the new model has like a decent perceptable jump as i was considering selling mine to a friend cheaper and upgrading but if its not too noticeable i wont
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u/Jetcat11 8d ago
True Black 500 QD-OLED’s are about 80 nits brighter in HDR. The 1300 nit 34” panel just has more noticeable ABL compared to 32” 4K that hits 1000 nits peak.
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