[Eric Kane]

Not really. It would be a better screen if it actually came calibrated properly out of the box instead of having to have different modes to accomplish it.

Having the choice to go for more accurate colors or more vibrant colors and having a mode that will adapt it for me is nice. That's a big reason I give it the nod for displays, but also because its a 5 inch screen that doesn't get diminished by onscreen menus.

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[JHBThree]

Having the choice to go for more accurate colors or more vibrant colors and having a mode that will adapt it for me is nice. That's a big reason I give it the nod for displays, but also because its a 5 inch screen that doesn't get diminished by onscreen menus.

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Ehh. I'll agree to disagree. Having the over saturated and poorly calibrated color mode still available will always be a downside for me.

As someone (I believe on the Verge) put it: Samsung is helping to create a generation that has no sense of what is good and bad color, good and bad saturation, or good and bad displays. That will never be a good thing to me, adjustable modes or not.

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[srmojuze]

Ehh. I'll agree to disagree. Having the over saturated and poorly calibrated color mode still available will always be a downside for me.

As someone (I believe on the Verge) put it: Samsung is helping to create a generation that has no sense of what is good and bad color, good and bad saturation, or good and bad displays. That will never be a good thing to me, adjustable modes or not.

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Samsung color is somewhat inaccurate but vibrance and contrast is really nice.

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