The Space Edition notebook comes with a 14-inch touchscreen that boasts a 2.8K (2880 x 1800 pixels) resolution. Being an OLED, the display has excellent contrast and ASUS claims a high contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1 (which means the brightest pixels on display are a million times brighter than the darkest pixel). In addition, the display also supports HDR at 60% or higher brightness. To use the feature, you will have to turn it on in settings.
In terms of color accuracy, ASUS claims the display covers 100% of the DCI-P3 color gamut. The display does feel very vibrant but is not exactly color accurate and you see the hallmark yellowing of whites as on other OLED displays. If you work with graphics or edit videos, you might want to calibrate the display colors using a more accurate and reliable display. But if color accuracy is not something you dwell upon, the vibrant colors will be very fitting, especially while watching videos.
Coming to the build, the display has fine edges and reasonably thin bezels on all sides, giving the laptop a modern appearance. The display has a 16:10 aspect ratio, similar to MacBooks, and it allows for more lines or content to fit in one fold, making web browsing slightly more convenient than standard 16:9 displays.
Tushar Mehta/SlashGearThe display is covered under a layer of reflective material, and ASUS claims the display has a peak brightness of 550 nits. The display feels less bright (on default color settings with HDR off) than my 2020 13-inch MacBook Pro, which has an officially quoted brightness of 500 nits. Still, as long as you are indoors or not sitting against light, the display’s brightness will be ample for any task you throw at it.
OLEDs are prone to pixel burn-in, which is why ASUS uses software features that put the display into a moving screensaver mode to prevent the phenomenon. You can also use the pixel refresh feature that automatically refreshes the display every few minutes, even when you are not using the laptop to prevent burn-in.
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