So take nits or official manufacturer self-reported screen brightness with a grain of salt. Using "nits" alone is also misleading as manufacturers tend to lie outright, exaggerate or mislead. The screen might appear bright in the store, but.Īs a side note, I would warn you against just shopping "in store" and comparing screens under fluorescent lights: it is VERY misleading! A laptop screen can appear very adequate / good under store light but as soon as it is tested near the sun it's impossible to read anything. I started looking online for reliable laptop brands searching for "laptops with bright screens" or "best laptops for outdoor" or "600 nits laptop" and just couldn't find anything that wasn't random articles written by clueless bloggers that don't work outdoors with their laptop and just make article lists based on specifications alone.
BRIGHT LAPTOP SCREEN MAC OS
Now the issue is that I'm using both Mac OS & Windows and while my Macbook has a fantastic bright and clear screen, the PC laptop I have has a dim crappy screen and even in the shades I can't see anything while outdoors.
I know this because I'm now writing this article remotely from a campervan and for the purpose of this article I'm testing side by side a Macbook Pro vs an Acer Swift 3 and the difference is night and day: you can't see anything using a dim laptop screen outdoors or near sunlight. 2023's 7 Best Laptops With Bright Screens that are easy to read in bright environmentsĪnyone who has worked outside in direct sunlight or outdoors in the shades or even inside but close to windows knows this too well: having a laptop with a dim screen sucks.
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