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https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/v80w7u/steam_deck_display_calibration_v2/
This will not improve the screen, the deepest shade the screen can reproduce will not change, but it will trick your brain into perceiving better colors and contrast.
Hopefully Valve will add some way to tune the screen, I see that there is something similar already but it only works for night mode. I don't really get the point of night mode on a handheld gaming device but oh well, I can understand wanting this feature when you're reading on a blinding white screen but maybe someone likes playing games with a piss filter applied, who am I to judge.
Also, a few facts: it looks like the Deck screen has 70% sRGB coverage, which is the same my first IPS monitor, the HP Pavilion 27Xi had in 2013. The first gen switch comes close to 100% sRGB coverage, this means I was right when I said it looked a lot better in terms of color saturation, it is undeniable as there are factual measurements.
By comparison, a high tier, non professional gaming monitor such as my Samsung Odyssey G7 32" with a VA Panel, it covers over 120% of sRGB. A typical phone oled screen can reach over 150% of sRGB. There are other standards to measure color but outside content creation (professional photography), sRGB is used.
If you were wondering, sRGB is one of the many standards professionals use to rate color depth in monitors. I'm not a professional but as someone who doesn't give a crap about accurate colors but likes saturated and deep colors, I learned that when picking a new monitor, the bigger the sRGB % number is, better the color reproduction will be on the monitor, this means deeper colors, with more "pop", ensuring COMPLETE GLOBAL SATURATION, for example, red will look deep and saturated on a good monitor, while it will look kinda orange on a crappy monitor (like the Deck's screen). Just for ♥♥♥♥ and giggles, fire up your Microsoft Paint on your PC with a good monitor, pick red and the bucket tool, fill the screen, then do the same on the Deck (using Kolourpaint), place side by side, and presto, the Deck screen will not even look red but orange by comparison.
Concurred. Sitting my Super Mario Odyssey Switch next to my Steam Deck with Super Mario Odyssey running on both (via Yuzu on Steam Deck) and the Steam Deck looks better.
It looks better in terms of sharpness or in color reproduction? Of course it would look "better" on the emulator, Yuzu by default forces the highest internal resolution on top of forcing docked mode, most original Switch games run at sub native resolution in portable mode. Disregard sharpness and resolution, just compare the colors, you can't deny that Switch has better colors and contrast than Deck.
The contrast ratio on the original switch is about 1090:1 and on the Steam Deck its about 1250:1 so no, the contrast doesn't look better on the OG switch.
It does not.
Frankly I'm starting to think folks have eye problems. (shrug)
Look at the date of the original post.
Ahh damnit...necro'ed again.
By the way, the other day my friend bought the OLED model, and man, the screen on that thing is incredible. Games like Elden Ring or CP2077 look amazing, especially with the HDR enabled. A huge improvement over the original IPS screen.
But anyway, like I said, the screen on my regular old Deck is ok after tweaking the saturation an color temp. Nothing to complain about now, it's just fine.