Way too much glare everywhere to judge the quality of the screen fairly. =/
Did anyone check the level of brightness on the screen? I thought it would have been brighter (though, to be fair, most of the time the screen was black).
Well, who knows what the screen brightness was set to. Probably set to the factory default that's usually about 1/2 way or a little less for such devices.
Have you ever tried filming a device of any sort? You will invariably get crappy contrast. You seriously can't make a judgement on the screen's brightness with this video
The X-Fi3 keeps with the company's commitment to audio fidelity, thanks to the apt-X codec, which supposedly offers audio quality similar to a wired connection when streaming. On that front, the device also handles FLAC files.
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Way too much glare everywhere to judge the quality of the screen fairly. =/
Did anyone check the level of brightness on the screen? I thought it would have been brighter (though, to be fair, most of the time the screen was black).
Well, who knows what the screen brightness was set to. Probably set to the factory default that's usually about 1/2 way or a little less for such devices.
Have you ever tried filming a device of any sort? You will invariably get crappy contrast. You seriously can't make a judgement on the screen's brightness with this video
The quality of the screen from that video is less than or equal to that of your laptop screen.
I love black on a (o)Led screen... saves energy.