A:Answer Roughly somewhere in between 530-605 cd/m2 based on how much or how little of the screen is brightly lit. You could get a panel that is slightly brighter or dimmer than that. There's a couple of things to also consider. That is with HDR mode on, and that is when you have your television OLED panel set to max brightness. And usually that only happens if its in gaming mode.
This television works best in low-light environments. If this thing is sitting in a living room with huge bay-windows letting the sun in, then the HDR is not going to impress you much. But if you are watching movies or playing games at night, and you turn off most of your lights in the room, the dark areas on screen will be so dark, that it will make a great contrast between the pixels that are at peak brightness. I think it achieves this effect rather well.
