Re:M2 MacBook Air scores higher on Windows 11 GeekBench than...
by dilap on Tuesday August 23, 2022 @12:49PM
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I've got a MB Pro 14", can't really use it outside at normal max brightness (500 nits); there's a program called Lunar which let's you blast the full display up to the normally-HDR-content-only brightness levels (so probably somewhere around 1000 nits); easily usable outside if not in direct sun; even in direct sun still somewhat usable. (Drains battery pretty fast though.)
Still not as nice as e.g. an e-ink display would be.
I don't think the M2 Air has this option, so I would say: not very usable outside.
Still not as nice as e.g. an e-ink display would be.
I don't think the M2 Air has this option, so I would say: not very usable outside.