How many nits of brightness on this screen? null

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JasonGenova · Accepted Answer

I'm not sure why people are making up numbers for "Chromebook Plus standards", but more informed enthusiasts know the minimum 300 nit part is false. There's HPs with 250-nit displays that are Chromebook Plus models. Anyway, the display on this is indeed 300 nits and bright enough for most users.

Answered by JasonGenova 2 years ago

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kevinctofel · Answer

According to Lenovo's press release, it's 300 nits. I don't have a way to measure it accurately, but after using this for a week (got an early review unit from Google), it definitely seems brighter than some 250 nit laptops I have.

Answered by kevinctofel 2 years ago

kenough · Answer

The spec's state 300 nits, and that seems to be accurate, although I don't have anything that measures screen brightness.

ISAWATIGER · Answer

300 minimum to meet Chromebook Plus standards, I believe this one is 300 nits.

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