Peak and average brightness are two different things. Either way, I have never had issues seeing what’s going on the screen unless you shone a bright light directly on it or something.
Typically brightness isn’t what I’d consider as a factor for a quality display, rather instead color accuracy. As long as you can see the display enough to distinguish colors in most environments, that’s what matters.
The display is also 2400 nits peak brightness. I will take a brighter screen over HDR10+ literally any fucking day of the week.
Peak and average brightness are two different things. Either way, I have never had issues seeing what’s going on the screen unless you shone a bright light directly on it or something.
Typically brightness isn’t what I’d consider as a factor for a quality display, rather instead color accuracy. As long as you can see the display enough to distinguish colors in most environments, that’s what matters.