Rumored upgrade for iPhone 15 Pro Max: Brightness rising to 2,500 nits
According to a tweet by the leaker ShrimpApplePro, the iPhone 15 Pro Max may have a brighter display provided by Samsung.
A recent rumor suggests that Apple may improve the display in the iPhone 15 Pro Max, making it even brighter than the current iPhone 14 Pro Max, which has a peak brightness of 2000 nits. The new rumor claims that the peak brightness of the iPhone 15 Pro Max could increase to 2500 nits.
iPhone 15 Pro Max will feature brighter display, tipster suggests
A Twitter post today by ShrimpApplePro indicates that Apple might use a Samsung display as TechtUSA reported that can achieve a peak brightness of 2500 nits for its iPhone 15 Pro Max. However, the post is not very specific and only mentions the possibility of the display being used in the high-end iPhone model.
In addition, Ross Young, a famous analyst, informed 9to5Mac that he has not received any information regarding this upgrade. There are other methods that could lead to an increase in brightness without using a new display type.
One of them is by using a Multi-Lens Array (MLA) technology which enhances the brightness on smaller displays, or by removing the display's polarizer through a process called color on encapsulation.
According to previous reports by ShrimpApplePro the iPhone 15 Pro models will feature thinner and curved bezels, giving it a look similar to an Apple Watch.
