Kratos88
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live colour on low can look nice to if you want vibrant colours in hdr, I wouldn’t really go higher than that because it can really oversaturate the colours.
i’ve also got the MU6500 upstairs which can hit 340 nits peak brightness according rtings, this sony does look a brighter though even though some reviews said it can only get to around 370 nits I doubt 30nits would make a big difference but I swear looking at the sony it’s a good bit brighter when it comes to lights and other details.
The new xf7073 has a peak nit brightness of 460 nits according to one review and there normally isn’t a massive leap of nits from older to newer models so im starting to think this tv is more than 370 nits.
i’ve also got the MU6500 upstairs which can hit 340 nits peak brightness according rtings, this sony does look a brighter though even though some reviews said it can only get to around 370 nits I doubt 30nits would make a big difference but I swear looking at the sony it’s a good bit brighter when it comes to lights and other details.
The new xf7073 has a peak nit brightness of 460 nits according to one review and there normally isn’t a massive leap of nits from older to newer models so im starting to think this tv is more than 370 nits.
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