It looks like it is a fairly new listing on Best Buy. From the research I have done and the pictures, it looks like it is a UX3402 model. This means that this 2.8K OLED screen has a max brightness of 550 nits.

This OLED panel has brightness of 400 nits and peak brightness of 600 nits when displaying HDR content. In other words, when you are watching HDR content of a spaceship flying past a very bright white sun, the sun can be shown at 600 nits if it isn't too big and it moves across the screen quickly enough.

About 400, though I can't say it's that with a properly calibrated screen. If you need to have great brightness, this is midrange.

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It looks like it is a fairly new listing on Best Buy. From the research I have done and the pictures, it looks like it is a UX3402 model. This means that this 2.8K OLED screen has a max brightness of 550 nits.
Answered by techgeek 3 years ago
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This OLED panel has brightness of 400 nits and peak brightness of 600 nits when displaying HDR content. In other words, when you are watching HDR content of a spaceship flying past a very bright white sun, the sun can be shown at 600 nits if it isn't too big and it moves across the screen quickly enough.
Answered by Epimetheus 2 years ago
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About 400, though I can't say it's that with a properly calibrated screen. If you need to have great brightness, this is midrange.
Answered by Jenrique 3 years ago
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