What is the nits ( brightness ) for this tv? null

Thank you for your interest in the LG Smart webOS TV. The LG OLED55G3PUA has impressive brightness capabilities, achieving a peak brightness of 1,430 nits in HDR when displaying a small window (2% white) and around 725 nits in SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) mode. This significant brightness enhancement is attributed to the new Micro Lens Array (MLA) technology used in this model, making it one of the brightest OLED TVs available. You can download its owner's manual through this link for more information: https://www.lg.com/us/support/product/lg-OLED55G3PUA.AUS. For additional assistance, please reach out to us on social media @LGUSSupport so we can help you further. ^Cris

Subjectively, it is more than bright enough, even in a brightly lit room in daylight. Objectively, testers report (from the web) a range of values, depending on video mode selected from 1,470 nits (HDR Cinema preset) to 2,040 nits (HDR Vivid mode).

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Thank you for your interest in the LG Smart webOS TV. The LG OLED55G3PUA has impressive brightness capabilities, achieving a peak brightness of 1,430 nits in HDR when displaying a small window (2% white) and around 725 nits in SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) mode. This significant brightness enhancement is attributed to the new Micro Lens Array (MLA) technology used in this model, making it one of the brightest OLED TVs available. You can download its owner's manual through this link for more information: https://www.lg.com/us/support/product/lg-OLED55G3PUA.AUS. For additional assistance, please reach out to us on social media @LGUSSupport so we can help you further. ^Cris
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Subjectively, it is more than bright enough, even in a brightly lit room in daylight. Objectively, testers report (from the web) a range of values, depending on video mode selected from 1,470 nits (HDR Cinema preset) to 2,040 nits (HDR Vivid mode).
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