Hi Teoh, thank you for your detailed review on every possible aspect.
I have read through the other article titled “What's a pen display? How to choose a good one?”. You suggested that we always look for IPS LCD panels that support 100% sRGB and have good brightness (200 nits or higher).
However, one of the cons you mentioned “Maximum brightness measured at 195 and only achieved in Movie screen mode.” seemed to barely meet the criteria for a good display brightness.
Hence I wonder, aside from brightness, are there additional differences (like color vibrance, saturation & etc.) between Standard mode (128 nits) and Movie mode (195 nits) when it comes to drawing? Is the 128 nits brightness good enough for us to illustrate and colorize easily in a well-lit room?
Hi Teoh, thank you for your detailed review on every possible aspect.
I have read through the other article titled “What's a pen display? How to choose a good one?”. You suggested that we always look for IPS LCD panels that support 100% sRGB and have good brightness (200 nits or higher).
However, one of the cons you mentioned “Maximum brightness measured at 195 and only achieved in Movie screen mode.” seemed to barely meet the criteria for a good display brightness.
Hence I wonder, aside from brightness, are there additional differences (like color vibrance, saturation & etc.) between Standard mode (128 nits) and Movie mode (195 nits) when it comes to drawing? Is the 128 nits brightness good enough for us to illustrate and colorize easily in a well-lit room?