Questions about the screen

[doggy2965]

Did Moto or Google ever announced if they were going to fix it? Sounds like it was a big issue

What's a big issue

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[jpkerr1]

Sorry but I call BS to turning on adaptive display on the Note 4. Of course it will make a fairer comparison to the Nexus 6. I have adaptive display available on my S4 - and it sucks when I use it because everything that should look white looks light grey. Just like the Nexus 6. Using the brightness slider on the S4 and Note 4 does not seem to have the effect of greying out the white levels like adaptive display. I wonder if Google forces adaptive display on the N6 with no way to turn it off.

 

[doggy2965]

Sorry but I call BS to turning on adaptive display on the Note 4. Of course it will make a fairer comparison to the Nexus 6. I have adaptive display available on my S4 - and it sucks when I use it because everything that should look white looks light grey. Just like the Nexus 6. Using the brightness slider on the S4 and Note 4 does not seem to have the effect of greying out the white levels like adaptive display. I wonder if Google forces adaptive display on the N6 with no way to turn it off.

I turned mine off. No problem

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[Oofa]

The N6 wins when it comes to screen because of the complete package you get along with the decent display. It may not be the best but people are willing to ignore any faults because they like the N6 so much. If the N6 screen was on the Note 4, I would not use the Note 4 very much. But because it's on the N6, I don't mind any flaws and use it much more than my Note 4. The N6 is one of the best Android experiences I've ever had. If screen is your deal breaker, go with a Note 4 but if you want an incredible package along with an accpetable screen/display, go with the N6.