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In my own testing of last year's Samsung S95D OLED TV, one of the best TVs released in 2024, we measured peak brightness at 1,868 nits and 1688 nits in Standard and Filmmaker picture modes on a 10% white HDR window pattern. This is a ways off the 3,000 nits that Samsung Display claimed this panel would hit.

We've actually seen the S95F in-person and while its new Glare Free 2.0 tech solves the S95D's biggest issue with black levels, we weren't able to test brightness at the time. However, when we can get our hands on one for testing, we'll be sure to give its brightness a thorough test.

So with this in mind, it's extremely unlikely that this year's batch of QD-OLEDs are going to take things a step further and hit 4,000 nits. While a brightness increase in this year's QD-OLED TVs is likely, just how much brighter they'll be remains to be seen.

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Samsung Display, which manufactures the QD-OLED panels used by Samsung Electronics and Sony, has said that its latest QD-OLED panel can hit 4,000 nits peak brightness, which would make it the 'brightest OLED panel on the market', as reported by Sammobile.

Typical applications for Open Frame LCD display monitors are vending machines, kiosks, arcade games, ATM machines, and any number of commercial and military applications.

It's also worth bearing in mind that when claimed peak brightness figures are given by brands, these are usually measured in the brightest picture modes, often called Vivid or Dynamic - a picture mode we here at TechRadar recommend avoiding - and on smaller HDR test pattern window sizes, likely between 2-5%, which won't have as large an effect on HDR highlights as a 10% window, the window size we use to measure peak brightness.

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Our Open Frame LCD Display comes with an extremely versatile open-frame chassis that can be used for special mounting applications, especially in kiosk and industrial PC areas. The Industrial Open Frame LCD display has the option of Capacitive, Resistive or SAW touch screen with USB or Serial interface. With all its features, it is designed to give the integrators and OEMs a reliable Industrial LCD monitor.

While it didn't hit 3,000 nits, this didn't stop the Samsung S95D winning the title of our TV of the Year and being one of the best OLED TVs ever released. Its peak brightness is still the highest I've tested on an OLED TV, but it'll be some time before an OLED TV can consistently hit 3,000 nits; that's a level usually reserved for the best mini-LED TVs.

This announcement comes at a similar time to reports that LG's latest OLED panels can hit 3,700 nits. Whether these panels will be featured in its 2025 OLED TVs, such as the LG M5 or LG G5, remains to be seen.

The QES1515 15 inch Open Frame LCD Monitor is a versatile high bright display designed for commercial, retail and security applications where an Industrial LCD monitor is required.

This 15” Chassis Mount Industrial LCD Monitor uses an Active Matrix Color LCD designed to fulfill many 15” CRT Monitor applications. Its rugged, steel chassis is designed to drop into the mounting holes of the original 15” CRT Monitor. Its multi-frequency plug & play capability enables this versatile 15” Open Frame Display to interface with a wide variety of video formats for easy replacement for your legacy 15” CRT Monitor.

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James is the TV Hardware Staff Writer at TechRadar. Before joining the team, he worked at a major UK based AV retailer selling TV and audio equipment, where he was either telling customers the difference between OLED and QLED or being wowed by watching a PS5 run on the LG 65G2. When not writing about the latest TV tech, James can be found gaming, reading, watching rugby or coming up with another idea for a novel.

While the 4,000 nits number sounds like a breakthrough for OLED TVs, these new QD-OLED panels are actually unlikely to hit 4,000 nits - at least when used in the latest batch of QD-OLED TVs.

The new panel, which could be part of Samsung's 2025 QD-OLED TVs such as the flagship Samsung S95F, is said to achieve 30% higher peak brightness than last year's QD-OLED panel, which Samsung Display said could hit 3,000 nits.