I don't know about anyone else, but I think lots need to also be informed about the keyboard/nits in it, IF it's Even backlit. I would not buy without that feature. I don't see that talked about much, at all..in any channels. Also, webcams?, iris, loud fans, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, etc. I'm buying my first new laptop, since 2014. I'm too confused. This was Extremely helpful. I just started with this video, so if you've discussed, please forgive me. Thank you. This was very informative 😊
because of covid, webcams have become extremely important. which laptops with inbuilt cameras provide good quality in this regard and/or webcams that can be attached to them?
Bro recently purchased dell inspiron 5510 i7 11390h iris xe, 16gb ddr4 dual channel ram, 512gb ssd variant during Black Friday sale after watching your 5510 review video and I must say the device is an absolute beast loved every single aspect of it. Much appreciate your work bro keep it up 💯
@@SoulOfTech would you recommend the 11390H or the 5700U? Its almost 100$ cheaper and has touch screen. I also presume that the Ryzen will offer better battery?
Goodness .. you're great help for me, as before I didn't know what to look for in a laptop but after looking at a lot of your reviewing videos on laptop now I know which laptop I'll be buying..... your effort can be seen through ur videos.. You're doing a great job... keep it up...and thank u very much😊
Thanks for the guidance. How about sound? How to choose it? From some report, Acer notebook is not good at sound, is it not to the standard or just not very good?
Nice detailed explanation. I came across a zenbook with Ryzen 5600H with 8GB Soldered RAM and 512GB SSD for $699. It seemed like a really good deal, but I'm not sure whether 8GB RAM would be sufficient (considering it is soldered). I'm a design student, so I might have the need to use AutoCAD applications. So would 8GB be sufficient?
You are awesome man, summarized what I was searching and getting more info about in a week in just 15min, please continue posting videos like this to help others
Need a laptop for the family. I'm going back to nursing school, may take online classes & will definitely be using it to type up care plans &/or papers. Will also be used for editing & storing pictures, paying bills. My 14yr old daughter will be using it for gaming, video chats, music etc... If ANYONE can please give me a few options (not Mac) it'd be greatly appreciated! It doesn't need to be a top line laptop, but cost isn't an issue. I'm so lost, so any suggestions or pointers on what spec levels I need would reaaaallllly help!
Hey, Dell has the Vostro 12th Gen i7-1260P with a Intel Xe Grapics and one with Nvidia Geforce Mx570. Which one would help prevent the laptop from overheating? Since I'm not a gamer I do know he Intel Xe would be fine.
thank you so much. i have watched, read over 50reveiws, & so many notes. i can not afford to make a wrong decision. i live very rural. the laptop will be for research, my job, connecting with family, entertainment, phone. had this dell on top of list, but heard about the concerning temps. (18yr old toshiba just melted). your reveiw was spot on. i subscribed as i don't want to miss a thing. would love to have your imput, reveiws on ports; ethernet, wifi 6e, thunder 3,4?. also intel's new 'connectivity priority performance', and others. looking forward to more.
Ryzen 5 5600H good for gaming? 16gb ram rtx 3050 nd laptop is Dell G15. Earlier I was considering hp envy 13 x360 or dell 7415 but I've heard about the hinge issue. Nd gaming won't be that great. Though I'm not a heavy gamer. Just casual gaming i.e GTA 5 and FIFA 22. Rest all office work, sometimes photo editing (Lightroom) nd normal browser surfing. Suggestions are always welcome or should I go with dell G15 only.
I am so lost in choosing a laptop. I'm looking for 14 inches laptop for college and gaming. I was so decided to get the razer 14, however, after searching I heard that they have the batter bloating issue. Which one would you recommend? Thank you
Thinkpad carbon Xi which is the best configuration and gen for a budget conscious guy in 2023.. No gaming or nothing major😅 ms office, youtube videos and trying to get smarter in the tech world.... So latest windows lots of storage, zoom n teams meetings, love to have seamless connectivity to my android phone. Liked your video n thought I'd bother you for some free advice
Pls help me to choose between dell inspiron 3501 and lenovo ideapad 3 with both having processor Intel core i3 10th gen....but inspiron has 4GB ram and lenovo 8gb
Hi everyone, I hope someone can recommend a good laptop since I couldn't find any good deal on black Friday. I'm looking for a laptop that is great for software development but also it has a decent screen (at least QHD or 2k) and discrete GPU for design and some 3D modeling. 15 to 16 inch laptop I was considering the Asus vivobook pro or an MSI creator that's around 1600 dollars.
I say you get a hp pavilion gaming laptop it will give you a pretty good usage experience. My brother uses the older model of this laptop which has a GTX 1050 yet it can run COD WWIII.
People simply tend to use USBs or cloud storage these days. Manufacturers don't want to waste space on a feature that is not used by most of their customers.
Hi Barbara, thanks for the feedback. I’m sorry to hear the video was not helpful. A few suggestions to help you. 1) Increase the device volume, that should help with the voice. 2) You can turn on the captions by tapping/clicking the CC button in the lower right corner of the video box. This will provide subtitles to helpful you follow along. Hope that helps!
Once again, you link a display's color gamut coverage to its "color accuracy" -- just as you did in your Dell Inspiron 16 review. Gamut coverage and color accuracy are not the same thing, and I previously took the time to explain why. But you don't have to take my word for it; research it yourself. But even if you don't want to know, you should probably stop misinforming your viewers in this way.
I’ll be proving a more detailed response shortly in the mean time I’d advise you do some research of your own. Color accuracy is defined as the accuracy of color range a monitor/display is capable of covering. The metrics you mentioned in your previous comment are important but are reflective of display quality not color accuracy. For example: the higher the Adobe RGB writing the more precisely the display can show the intended shade of orange. This is a direct indicator of color accuracy. www.rtings.com/monitor/tests/picture-quality/color-gamut
@@SoulOfTech I find your reply to be more-than-a-little incoherent, and thus difficult to rebut. Further, I have no clue as to what information on the page to which you’ve linked is supposed to rebut my assertions; you’ll need to narrow that down. _“Color accuracy is defined as the accuracy of color range a monitor/display is capable of covering.”_ A flat-tire is defined as a tire which has gone flat. Color accuracy isn’t defined as anything; the term's meaning is self-evident. And a term can’t be defined by itself - which is what you’ve tried to do here. A color which doesn’t even appear on a monitor isn’t inaccurate, it’s non-existent. Obviously an image with colors replaced with the next-nearest color will be “inaccurate.” What’s being debated here is the means by which to measure a display’s color accuracy; reported gamut coverage is not such a measurement. Once again, a display can present pixels in 100 different colors (the gamut) doesn’t meant that those 100 colors will properly match the colors according to a reference standard (the accuracy). _“For example: the higher the Adobe RGB writing the more precisely the display can show the intended shade of orange. This is a direct indicator of color accuracy.”_ “Adobe RGB writing”? Don’t know what that’s supposed to mean. But the greater the Adobe RGB coverage in a given display the greater potential for an accurate image made in that colorspace. But the colors in that gamut can be displayed inaccurately as is the case on any poorly-calibrated monitor: all the colors (the gamut) can be presented, they’re just not properly “mixed.” “The metrics you mentioned in your previous comment are important but are reflective of display quality not color accuracy.” Once again, I don’t know what this is supposed to mean. What are “the metrics [I] mentioned? And how do you somehow regard “display quality” as a concept includes some characteristics of the display but excludes others? Wide-gamut displays are of better-quality than ones with low coverage; color-accurate displays are of better-quality than those which are inaccurate; displays with a higher refresh-rate are of better-quality than those with a lower rate. All these and more are determinant of “display quality.”
@@XMACHINAv2 Based on the explanation you wrote it seems the principle of your concern is that I use the gamut range as the primary reference point for "color accuracy". Although really it appears we are on the same page. You are right about the fact that the display needs to be properly calibrated to live to the claimed color range although that is more of a quality assurance aspect. Delta E is of course another important aspect factored into color accuracy and admittedly one I don’t cover, I use RGB as it’s a far more commonly known indicator. I have yet to find a single claim on the internet that has an issue with associating color accuracy with the color gamut range. Which is why I can't understand your problem, are you upset with the terminology I am using? The context? Lastly exactly what would you say the color gamut is a reference to if not color accuracy? As far the link that I shared goes, the first few lines should be enough to help you understand that it is a widely accepted practice to define color accuracy/quality by the display's capability to cover a given color range (sRGB, Adobe RGB, DCI P3...etc). It seems your issue is with the industry standard for defining color accuracy, not so much me.
@@SoulOfTech _“Based on the explanation you wrote it seems the principle of your concern is that I use the gamut range as the primary reference point for ‘color accuracy’.”_ Using a display’s gamut coverage as the primary, secondary, quantinary, or octinary reference point for color-accuracy is problematic because the amount of gamut-coverage is not a measure color-accuracy - not at all. It measures HOW MANY COLORS FROM A TOTAL GAMUT CAN BE DISPLAYED. Counting the colors a display can generate says nothing about whether those colors are being displayed accurately. Accuracy is measured by Delta-E scoring. _“Although really it appears we are on the same page.”_ No. It doesn’t appear that way to me at all. _“You are right about the fact that the display needs to be properly calibrated to live to the claimed color range although that is more of a quality assurance aspect.”_ **Sigh** Firstly, screen calibration isn’t limited to default factory-calibration. I calibrate all my screens with a colorimeter across three laptops and two monitors and create profiles based on the chosen workflow. If I create a display profile for AdobeRGB and activate it, images generated in other colorspaces will necessarily be displayed inaccurately. That’s what a colorspaces are for. Colors in the sRGB colorspace on this display using an AdobeRGB profile will be wildly inaccurate despite every color in the entire sRGB color gamut being accounted for. And regardless of why a screens colors are inaccurate, the measurement of accuracy is irrelevant to that screens gamut coverage. They are two completely different concepts. “I have yet to find a single claim on the internet that has an issue with associating color accuracy with the color gamut range.” This sentence is incoherent. But if you need to see evidence that there is a difference between gamut coverage and color accuracy, look at the marketing of laptops and monitors with better-than-average screens. Why do you believe the marketing materials highlight gamut-coverage, and separately reference
@@XMACHINAv2 Firstly thank you for taking the time respectfully comment it is always nice when two people can talk without name calling. I'll start with one piece of feedback I have taken from your comments. I will try to include Delta E variance where possible and relevant for future videos along side the color gamut. Now with that said I must say I still do not understand your need to correct something that is agreed as a industry standard. Delta E, RGB Spectrum and HSC are all officially recognized standards of measuring color accuracy albeit through different means. You have not provided me with a single source that states the RGB spectrum is not recognized as a measure of color accuracy or that Delta E is the sole method color accuracy measurement. At this point unless or otherwise you can produce credible material beyond your own professional opinion this conversation will boil down to an entirely pointless subjective debate. As a courtesy here is another credible manufacture (BenQ) providing their definition of color accuracy, the link below only has a paragraph so should be incapable of being too vague or incoherent as you like to point out. Again note that I agree Delta E is another credible method of measuring "color accuracy" and realize its benefits from a technical perspective. I simply provide stats on the common metrics used today in the industry and the RGB spectrum is more commonly stated and requested by most of my viewers, in fact you are the first person who has requested another means of color quality measurement. www.benq.eu/en-eu/business/resource/trends/what-is-color-accuracy.html
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I don't know about anyone else, but I think lots need to also be informed about the keyboard/nits in it, IF it's Even backlit. I would not buy without that feature. I don't see that talked about much, at all..in any channels. Also, webcams?, iris, loud fans, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, etc. I'm buying my first new laptop, since 2014. I'm too confused. This was Extremely helpful. I just started with this video, so if you've discussed, please forgive me. Thank you. This was very informative 😊
because of covid, webcams have become extremely important. which laptops with inbuilt cameras provide good quality in this regard and/or webcams that can be attached to them?
Bro recently purchased dell inspiron 5510 i7 11390h iris xe, 16gb ddr4 dual channel ram, 512gb ssd variant during Black Friday sale after watching your 5510 review video and I must say the device is an absolute beast loved every single aspect of it.
Much appreciate your work bro keep it up 💯
Glad I could be of help, cheers!
@@SoulOfTech would you recommend the 11390H or the 5700U? Its almost 100$ cheaper and has touch screen. I also presume that the Ryzen will offer better battery?
@@aaronbtw2787 the intel model has a better screen quality and better battery. I bought the intel model and I love it, I dont need the touch screen
I bought the exact same model, it is indeed a beast. I love it ! Even gaming performance is decent, and the screen is beautiful
@@SoulOfTech XPS 13 9305 with 5510. Which one would you go for?
Goodness .. you're great help for me, as before I didn't know what to look for in a laptop but after looking at a lot of your reviewing videos on laptop now I know which laptop I'll be buying..... your effort can be seen through ur videos..
You're doing a great job... keep it up...and thank u very much😊
Truly glad I could help you, best of luck on your search! Thank you for watching :)
Thanks for the guidance. How about sound? How to choose it? From some report, Acer notebook is not good at sound, is it not to the standard or just not very good?
I like your videos buddy. It helped me get laptops for my kids for college.
Really glad I could be of help :)
You came in clutch, I been planning on buying a laptop for months and it's been really hard picking one out
Ayyy glad I could help!
Me too
Nice detailed explanation. I came across a zenbook with Ryzen 5600H with 8GB Soldered RAM and 512GB SSD for $699. It seemed like a really good deal, but I'm not sure whether 8GB RAM would be sufficient (considering it is soldered). I'm a design student, so I might have the need to use AutoCAD applications. So would 8GB be sufficient?
Personally, I'm using my laptop for office work, and I'm not going to buy anything less than 19gb, to future proof.
If you have the budget it is highly advisable to get 16gb for Autocad, however 8gb will be enough to at least use the application.
You are awesome man, summarized what I was searching and getting more info about in a week in just 15min, please continue posting videos like this to help others
Thank you! Ill try my best to keep it up :)
Great info...can't be more precise than this..
Glad it was helpful!
Do you think the feature of the laptop being liable to upgrading is important? If so, how to check that before buying?
My priorities were... screen resolution and aspect ratio, keyboard, sound, looks and build quality and finally specs.
Those make sense. Glad you found what is most important for you.
@@SoulOfTech Cheers. The HP spectre 360 14 ticked all my boxes. I can't wait for Xmas!
Very Informative Thanks for Sharing
My pleasure
Everything I needed to know- and more than I expected to learn!!!! Thank You!
Glad it was helpful!
Highly helpful
Need a laptop for the family. I'm going back to nursing school, may take online classes & will definitely be using it to type up care plans &/or papers. Will also be used for editing & storing pictures, paying bills. My 14yr old daughter will be using it for gaming, video chats, music etc... If ANYONE can please give me a few options (not Mac) it'd be greatly appreciated! It doesn't need to be a top line laptop, but cost isn't an issue. I'm so lost, so any suggestions or pointers on what spec levels I need would reaaaallllly help!
Very clear and complete info. VERY HELPFUL!
Glad it was helpful!
You offer the most helpful advice of any video I've seen so far. Very basic and easy to understand. But wow, what violent games!😵
Thank you for your kind words! Yes some of these games are a little crazy for sure!
Wow....
Really compact and nails all the key attributes. Full of valuable content.
Keep up all the good work
Glad you liked it!
Hope you can help I'm getting ready to start a bachelor's degree in cyber security which laptop would the best to use?
Thank you for the explanation 😎
My pleasure!
Thanks you for the video 👍
No problem 👍
Great vid, well explained for the average person.
Glad it helped
What's your top 3 for mid range price laptop?
Hey, Dell has the Vostro 12th Gen i7-1260P with a Intel Xe Grapics and one with Nvidia Geforce Mx570. Which one would help prevent the laptop from overheating? Since I'm not a gamer I do know he Intel Xe would be fine.
It would be totally fine!! Go for it!!!
Fantastic advice as always. Excellent.
Glad you think so!
thank you so much. i have watched, read over 50reveiws, & so many notes. i can not afford to make a wrong decision. i live very rural. the laptop will be for research, my job, connecting with family, entertainment, phone. had this dell on top of list, but heard about the concerning temps. (18yr old toshiba just melted). your reveiw was spot on. i subscribed as i don't want to miss a thing.
would love to have your imput, reveiws on ports; ethernet, wifi 6e, thunder 3,4?. also intel's new 'connectivity priority performance', and others. looking forward to more.
Lots of great information. I’m less confused now,… but still confused.
Very cool logo at the beginning of the video though.
Thank you and good luck with your search!
Ryzen 5 5600H good for gaming? 16gb ram rtx 3050 nd laptop is Dell G15. Earlier I was considering hp envy 13 x360 or dell 7415 but I've heard about the hinge issue. Nd gaming won't be that great. Though I'm not a heavy gamer. Just casual gaming i.e GTA 5 and FIFA 22. Rest all office work, sometimes photo editing (Lightroom) nd normal browser surfing. Suggestions are always welcome or should I go with dell G15 only.
Great video, informative
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful. This will help even future laptop buyers as this covers a wide variety of factors to consider. Well done and thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Well explained. Thanks man!
Thanks for watching
Thank you for the information! I'm looking to buying a new laptop to edit videos for my channel and your video helped me narrow down my search
Glad I could help!
Great stuff. Thanks very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
0:47
what model is this laptop ?
Thanks for the informative video!
Glad it was helpful!
I am so lost in choosing a laptop. I'm looking for 14 inches laptop for college and gaming. I was so decided to get the razer 14, however, after searching I heard that they have the batter bloating issue. Which one would you recommend? Thank you
I’m thinking about getting the HP Spectre x360
Very helpful! Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge. You're like a trusty pal.:)
Thanks for the kind words! Glad to be of help
9:12
what is the laptop shown here ?
Thank you for all the information!
Any time!
Thinkpad carbon Xi which is the best configuration and gen for a budget conscious guy in 2023.. No gaming or nothing major😅 ms office, youtube videos and trying to get smarter in the tech world.... So latest windows lots of storage, zoom n teams meetings, love to have seamless connectivity to my android phone. Liked your video n thought I'd bother you for some free advice
Thank you this video has been extremely helpful to me!
Glad it was helpful!
What is the best GPU for deep learning performance? What about the NVIDIA GeForce MX450?
This was great! Thank you so much! The best explanations I found on UA-cam!
So glad I could help!
Hai ! Explained 👌. What abt your opinion on all in one PC 🖥 which one is best. What all the things we want look for.
What is the best crafter laptop?
Elaborate please
Pls help me to choose between dell inspiron 3501 and lenovo ideapad 3 with both having processor Intel core i3 10th gen....but inspiron has 4GB ram and lenovo 8gb
I feel like shopping for a laptop is like speaking Chinese for me. This video was very helpful for someone like me!
Glad I could help!
Thank you so much!!! Do you the Samsung Galaxy book 2 pro laptop is good choice for beginners video editing?
I think so as long as you are doing 1080p or less in terms of resolution.
Man
thank you so much you my man
No problem!
What screen size would you recommend
Depends on how portable you want to keep it. Generally 14" is the most common as a middle point.
Hi everyone, I hope someone can recommend a good laptop since I couldn't find any good deal on black Friday.
I'm looking for a laptop that is great for software development but also it has a decent screen (at least QHD or 2k) and discrete GPU for design and some 3D modeling. 15 to 16 inch laptop
I was considering the Asus vivobook pro or an MSI creator that's around 1600 dollars.
I say you get a hp pavilion gaming laptop it will give you a pretty good usage experience. My brother uses the older model of this laptop which has a GTX 1050 yet it can run COD WWIII.
However, before you buy it I suggest going to a computer store and getting a good look at it. Hope it helps
Thanks man
You're welcome!
thanks for the video but title doesn't match the video. so what are the best laptops then???
Fixed!
Also on my channel you will find a very recent 2022 best laptops list.
5:28
what is this laptop ?
HP Spectre 13” Laptop
@@SoulOfTech thanks !
Thanks bro
Happy to help!
Laptops us etc have a CD burner... why do they not come with that feature anymore?
People simply tend to use USBs or cloud storage these days. Manufacturers don't want to waste space on a feature that is not used by most of their customers.
Waiting for strox g15 review
Hi I already made that one, it can be found on my channel.
just bought a laptop with 12g of ram, 512 ssd, intel i7, windows 11 home, fingerprint sign in for $650
Architectural design software programs
Btw love and appreciation from india
Thank you for your support!
Whos better, 1)Acer swift 3, 2) Acer swift 5
Could hardly hear what you were saying so a lot of the details were lost which was the point of watching the video
Hi Barbara, thanks for the feedback. I’m sorry to hear the video was not helpful. A few suggestions to help you.
1) Increase the device volume, that should help with the voice.
2) You can turn on the captions by tapping/clicking the CC button in the lower right corner of the video box. This will provide subtitles to helpful you follow along.
Hope that helps!
Lenovo laptops have issues wth keyboards and webcams--the company knows this and does not seem to care--CS is useless
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Once again, you link a display's color gamut coverage to its "color accuracy" -- just as you did in your Dell Inspiron 16 review.
Gamut coverage and color accuracy are not the same thing, and I previously took the time to explain why. But you don't have to take my word for it; research it yourself.
But even if you don't want to know, you should probably stop misinforming your viewers in this way.
I’ll be proving a more detailed response shortly in the mean time I’d advise you do some research of your own. Color accuracy is defined as the accuracy of color range a monitor/display is capable of covering. The metrics you mentioned in your previous comment are important but are reflective of display quality not color accuracy.
For example: the higher the Adobe RGB writing the more precisely the display can show the intended shade of orange. This is a direct indicator of color accuracy.
www.rtings.com/monitor/tests/picture-quality/color-gamut
@@SoulOfTech
I find your reply to be more-than-a-little incoherent, and thus difficult to rebut. Further, I have no clue as to what information on the page to which you’ve linked is supposed to rebut my assertions; you’ll need to narrow that down.
_“Color accuracy is defined as the accuracy of color range a monitor/display is capable of covering.”_
A flat-tire is defined as a tire which has gone flat.
Color accuracy isn’t defined as anything; the term's meaning is self-evident. And a term can’t be defined by itself - which is what you’ve tried to do here. A color which doesn’t even appear on a monitor isn’t inaccurate, it’s non-existent. Obviously an image with colors replaced with the next-nearest color will be “inaccurate.” What’s being debated here is the means by which to measure a display’s color accuracy; reported gamut coverage is not such a measurement.
Once again, a display can present pixels in 100 different colors (the gamut) doesn’t meant that those 100 colors will properly match the colors according to a reference standard (the accuracy).
_“For example: the higher the Adobe RGB writing the more precisely the display can show the intended shade of orange. This is a direct indicator of color accuracy.”_
“Adobe RGB writing”? Don’t know what that’s supposed to mean. But the greater the Adobe RGB coverage in a given display the greater potential for an accurate image made in that colorspace. But the colors in that gamut can be displayed inaccurately as is the case on any poorly-calibrated monitor: all the colors (the gamut) can be presented, they’re just not properly “mixed.”
“The metrics you mentioned in your previous comment are important but are reflective of display quality not color accuracy.”
Once again, I don’t know what this is supposed to mean. What are “the metrics [I] mentioned? And how do you somehow regard “display quality” as a concept includes some characteristics of the display but excludes others? Wide-gamut displays are of better-quality than ones with low coverage; color-accurate displays are of better-quality than those which are inaccurate; displays with a higher refresh-rate are of better-quality than those with a lower rate. All these and more are determinant of “display quality.”
@@XMACHINAv2 Based on the explanation you wrote it seems the principle of your concern is that I use the gamut range as the primary reference point for "color accuracy". Although really it appears we are on the same page. You are right about the fact that the display needs to be properly calibrated to live to the claimed color range although that is more of a quality assurance aspect. Delta E is of course another important aspect factored into color accuracy and admittedly one I don’t cover, I use RGB as it’s a far more commonly known indicator. I have yet to find a single claim on the internet that has an issue with associating color accuracy with the color gamut range. Which is why I can't understand your problem, are you upset with the terminology I am using? The context? Lastly exactly what would you say the color gamut is a reference to if not color accuracy?
As far the link that I shared goes, the first few lines should be enough to help you understand that it is a widely accepted practice to define color accuracy/quality by the display's capability to cover a given color range (sRGB, Adobe RGB, DCI P3...etc). It seems your issue is with the industry standard for defining color accuracy, not so much me.
@@SoulOfTech
_“Based on the explanation you wrote it seems the principle of your concern is that I use the gamut range as the primary reference point for ‘color accuracy’.”_
Using a display’s gamut coverage as the primary, secondary, quantinary, or octinary reference point for color-accuracy is problematic because the amount of gamut-coverage is not a measure color-accuracy - not at all. It measures HOW MANY COLORS FROM A TOTAL GAMUT CAN BE DISPLAYED. Counting the colors a display can generate says nothing about whether those colors are being displayed accurately. Accuracy is measured by Delta-E scoring.
_“Although really it appears we are on the same page.”_
No. It doesn’t appear that way to me at all.
_“You are right about the fact that the display needs to be properly calibrated to live to the claimed color range although that is more of a quality assurance aspect.”_
**Sigh** Firstly, screen calibration isn’t limited to default factory-calibration. I calibrate all my screens with a colorimeter across three laptops and two monitors and create profiles based on the chosen workflow. If I create a display profile for AdobeRGB and activate it, images generated in other colorspaces will necessarily be displayed inaccurately. That’s what a colorspaces are for. Colors in the sRGB colorspace on this display using an AdobeRGB profile will be wildly inaccurate despite every color in the entire sRGB color gamut being accounted for.
And regardless of why a screens colors are inaccurate, the measurement of accuracy is irrelevant to that screens gamut coverage. They are two completely different concepts.
“I have yet to find a single claim on the internet that has an issue with associating color accuracy with the color gamut range.”
This sentence is incoherent. But if you need to see evidence that there is a difference between gamut coverage and color accuracy, look at the marketing of laptops and monitors with better-than-average screens. Why do you believe the marketing materials highlight gamut-coverage, and separately reference
@@XMACHINAv2 Firstly thank you for taking the time respectfully comment it is always nice when two people can talk without name calling. I'll start with one piece of feedback I have taken from your comments. I will try to include Delta E variance where possible and relevant for future videos along side the color gamut.
Now with that said I must say I still do not understand your need to correct something that is agreed as a industry standard. Delta E, RGB Spectrum and HSC are all officially recognized standards of measuring color accuracy albeit through different means. You have not provided me with a single source that states the RGB spectrum is not recognized as a measure of color accuracy or that Delta E is the sole method color accuracy measurement. At this point unless or otherwise you can produce credible material beyond your own professional opinion this conversation will boil down to an entirely pointless subjective debate. As a courtesy here is another credible manufacture (BenQ) providing their definition of color accuracy, the link below only has a paragraph so should be incapable of being too vague or incoherent as you like to point out. Again note that I agree Delta E is another credible method of measuring "color accuracy" and realize its benefits from a technical perspective. I simply provide stats on the common metrics used today in the industry and the RGB spectrum is more commonly stated and requested by most of my viewers, in fact you are the first person who has requested another means of color quality measurement.
www.benq.eu/en-eu/business/resource/trends/what-is-color-accuracy.html
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I thought this was a video on the best laptops to buy, not a tutorial on understanding computer specs. Total waste of time
Sorry about your time. I hope you find what you are looking for elsewhere! Have a great day :)
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Please speak slower.