When it Comes to OLED Displays, No One will probably Come Close to the Efforts of Samsung to Develop its Super AMOLED Technology. The Korean Gadget Giants Produce 2 Generations of their Top OLED Displays per Year and they're Highlighted in the Company’s Flagship Devices. This was the Case with the Galaxy Note 4 – Touted as the Device with the Most Realistic Display When it Came Out – and is the Same with the New Galaxy S6, Having the Latest Generation of Samsung OLED Technology.
The DisplayMate Lab Tests are Famous for their Detail but, in the End, they're Useful for a Major Distinction – that is, to Know which Device has the “Best Performing Smartphone Display”. That Distinction Belonged to the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 in 2014. This Year, as of Q1, that Distinction Belongs to the Samsung Galaxy S6.
The Process was a Shootout between the Samsung Galaxy S5, a Year and a Generation Away from the Current Flagship, the Galaxy Note 4, Last Year’s Champion and the Samsung Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 Edge. Comparing Resolutions, the Galaxy S5 has a Full HD 1080p Display, while the Galaxy Note 4 has a 2.5K Quad HD Display on a 5.7-Inch Screen. The Samsung Galaxy S6 has the Same 2.5K Quad HD Display but, on a Smaller 5.1-Inch Screen, Giving it More Pixel Density at 557 ppi.
You Can Look through the Details of the Test at the Source Link (below) but, Suffice to Say, the Samsung Galaxy S6 Blows the Competition Away with Higher Pixel Density, a 27% Improvement in Color Accuracy, a 12% Improvement in Peak Brightness, Higher Overall Screen Readability and even a 20% Improvement in Power Efficiency. DisplayMate Made these Shootout Tests with Data from the Galaxy S5, the Galaxy Note 4 and even from Apple’s iPhone 6. Consistently though, the Galaxy S6’s Display is Better in Almost All Aspects. So, Yes – for those Who are Planning to Get the New Samsung Flagship Phone – this is Part of the Premium Price you'll be Paying for.
Info Source:
http://www.displaymate.com/Galaxy_S6_ShootOut_1.htm
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