“How many nits of brightness on this screen?”

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• 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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• 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

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

  Answered by kenough 2 years ago

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

  Answered by ISAWATIGER 2 years ago

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