Put On the Sunblock, TCL X11L SQD Mini LED TV Spotted Hitting Nearly 11,000 Nits of Glorious Brightness

[Peter_Brosdahl]

TCL is pushing past the barriers of current HDR specifications with its latest round of Mini LED TVs, which have been seen hitting epic brightness levels. Do you have a display capable of 1,000 nits? Well, not even close to this. How about 1,500, or even 2,000, still not even in the parking lot. If […]

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[Riccochet]

My HiSense U8 has 5000 peak brightness and it's too bright in some situations. Can't imagine 11,000 nits.

 

[Peter_Brosdahl]

I've got a 2024 TCL, same here at 5,000 nits. Occasionally too bright, but there's still a handful of things where the content creator decided to make things just too d**n dark. I can't imagine anything this bright, though.

 

[DrezKill]

As someone who lives in the dark/low light, I turn the brightness down, not up. So displays like this are a waste to me. Why do I needed to be blinded by my screen? My previous monitor I think peaked out around 600 nits. I usually never had it more than around 80% brightness, maybe 85%. When an all-white webpage would appear on my screen, it was like I was flashbanged. So no thanks. I'm done having my eyeballs seared. People out here worrying about OLED burn-in, I'm concerned about burn-in for my own eyeballs.

My HiSense U8 has 5000 peak brightness and it's too bright in some situations.

I've got a 2024 TCL, same here at 5,000 nits. Occasionally too bright

Good gawd!!!

Can't imagine 11,000 nits.

I can't imagine anything this bright, though.

Yeah maaan, geeeeeezus. Are they trying to use the thing to light up a football stadium or something?

 

[Riccochet]

I could see a use if I had a TV outside in direct sunlight. Maybe bars and outdoor venues.