IPS panels tend to have this backlight bleed. not much can be done about it other than getting a model with local dimming.
#Black isn't black on new LED monitor
burnt aurora
Yea you if you want total black and vibrant colors you might want to opt for OLED version
signal osprey
Well im almost certain my laptops display isn't oled and its pretty black
Maybe its just the IPS thing
Is there anything I can do about it in terms of the monitor / windows settings?
Maybe it's exacerbated somehow
signal osprey
LED is still better than LCD tho right?
uneven dove
LED is still better than LCD tho right?
LCD is divided into STN and TFT. TFT is divided further into everything else(TN, VA, IPS...) Except OLED and microLED. Dont fall for marketing crap.
If you want high quality display look into HDR specification. For watching movies HDR600 should be the sweetspot.
signal osprey
If you want high quality display look into HDR specification. For watching movie...
I don't think my display supports that
uneven dove
Yes i can see that
uneven dove
No. The display just isnt capable of displaying 100%bright at the same time as 0% because the LCD panel is weak and cant block all the backlight.
Your dell looks better because the panel is better.
signal osprey
Got it. just don't get why you're referring to it as LCD?
signal osprey
So whats the point of advertising it as LED
uneven dove
Lcd is used by chinese brands to advertise generic, cheap monitors. Led is for the same stuff sold by brands with marketing budgets.
signal osprey
No. The display just isnt capable of displaying 100%bright at the same time as 0...
Same with the color vibrance?
signal osprey
Lcd is used by chinese brands to advertise generic, cheap monitors. Led is for t...
Got it.
uneven dove
Same with the color vibrance?
Backlight(led) shines all colors(white) trough a panel. The panel(lcd) filters out unwanted colors. So yes. The monitor looks to be particulary bad. Next time look for HDR600 monitors because of local diming.