How does the color accuracy of the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra compare to the iPad Pro

Color Gamut Coverage

The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra covers 99.7% of the sRGB color gamut and 99% of the DCI-P3 color space, which is impressive for professional video and design applications[1]. In contrast, the iPad Pro also supports wide color (P3), which means it covers a similar range of colors, though specific percentages are not detailed in the provided sources[10].

Delta-E Score

The Delta-E score is a measure of color accuracy, with lower scores indicating better accuracy. The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra has been reported with an average Delta-E of 0.22, which is excellent for color-critical work[1]. However, there is a discrepancy in the Delta-E score for the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, with another source mentioning a Delta-E of 2.9, which would be significantly less accurate[4]. For the iPad Pro, a Delta-E score of 0.19 has been noted for the larger model, indicating very high color accuracy[2].

Display Technology

Both devices use advanced display technologies. The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra features a Dynamic AMOLED 2X display, known for its vibrant colors and high contrast[7]. The iPad Pro uses a Liquid Retina XDR display, which offers high brightness and excellent contrast ratios, especially beneficial for creative professionals[8].

Brightness and HDR Support

The iPad Pro generally offers higher peak brightness, reaching up to 1,600 nits for highlights, which enhances its HDR performance with Dolby Vision support[3][8]. The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra peaks at around 930 nits and supports HDR10+, which is not as widely adopted as Dolby Vision[3][4].

In summary, while both devices offer excellent color accuracy and vibrant displays, the iPad Pro tends to be brighter and supports more advanced HDR formats. The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, however, provides a larger screen and a more realistic color palette, making it suitable for different user preferences and professional needs.