What is the brightness spec for this 70" TV? null

I completely agree, 300 nits is very disappointing. Unless a product is over 500 nits, you will not even notice any difference between SDR and HDR. Selling a TV that is only 300 nits and advertising it as having HDR and Dolby Vision makes no sense at all, because the disappointing 300 nit brightness level will never allow you to take advantage of the HDR or Dolby Vision features that rely so much on brightness. Also, the way this product is marketed as a "Quantum" TV is even more disappointing, because 300 nits is terrible for such technology.

300 nits is actually kind of disappointing. That is unfortunate.

Hello JoeJoe, This TV has a full screen brightness rating of 300 nits.

“What is the brightness spec for this 70" TV?”

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I completely agree, 300 nits is very disappointing. Unless a product is over 500 nits, you will not even notice any difference between SDR and HDR. Selling a TV that is only 300 nits and advertising it as having HDR and Dolby Vision makes no sense at all, because the disappointing 300 nit brightness level will never allow you to take advantage of the HDR or Dolby Vision features that rely so much on brightness. Also, the way this product is marketed as a "Quantum" TV is even more disappointing, because 300 nits is terrible for such technology.
Answered by MichaelZ 4 years ago
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300 nits is actually kind of disappointing. That is unfortunate.
Answered by Strunker 4 years ago
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Hello JoeJoe, This TV has a full screen brightness rating of 300 nits.
Answered by VIZIO 4 years ago
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