Originally Posted by
Mike Dee What I want to know is it under normal circumstances or only with a blank screen?
This is one of the key things I'd like to know as well.
Check out this guy's remark about the V30 screen from the 40 second mark, up to the one minute mark. He's looking at a wallpaper and not a blank screen and clearly not sitting in a dark room with brightness set low:
Granted, it's a pre-production unit, but the way he notices and mentions it so casually and not from within any type of controlled settings (no dark room, not a blank screen etc.) seems a bit telling.
For me... If I have to be in a dark room with brightness at 25% and a solid 18% gray screen to ever see it, that's not critical to me. However, I do a lot of on location camera to phone file transfers for quick, on the fly photo editing on my phone (just for social media outlets and such), and it's usually at night in dark settings. I need the screen to be ~reasonably~ accurate so it doesn't appear there are blown out highlights when there aren't and vice-versa. I know about the crushed blacks at low light. But to contend with that *and* noticeable light level differences which LG seems to state is "normal" is a bit much for an $800.00 phone imo.