CalibriteDisplay Plus HL (CCDIS3PLHL)

Super accurate calibrator for both my MBP M2 Max and my BenQ SW270C monitor. Matches my prints quite well. I'm very happy with this calibrator!

A much improved product (and software) compared to my much older X-Rite calibrator. Amazon/seller needs to know that the USPS postman just stuck this package in my mailbox, and did not hand deliver or request my signature.

It supports up to 10000 nits of screen brightness and all existing screen panels and backlight technologies such as LCD, OLED, and mini LED. It does help address color inaccuracies in both SDR and HDR mode.To reply to some other reviews on this product which show some wildly inaccurate results post calibration, you need to adjust your monitor's brightness level to match your chosen luminance, otherwise choose Native, D65, or gamma 2.2.

The instructions were pretty straightforward on how to use this device. For my purposes, it seemed to calibrate my monitor and 24" display tablet nicely.

第一張是使用原廠的色域檔，第二張使用校色器的色域檔，在HDR模式下顏色有很大得進步，HDR螢幕在Windows系統上，使用校色器有很大幫助，減少顏色變淡的問題或有薄霧。可惜是軟體有問題明明設定D65，跑出來的色溫卻變4470K，超紅的後來選擇原生色溫與原生亮度，才能有比較正常的色溫，但因為我不是專門做影像的，所以不會那麼嚴格要求顏色，希望軟體以後可以加強，尤其對於色溫的設定不知道為什麼色溫都會跑掉，明明就應該一放自己跑一跑就可以直接使用，但實際上卻不是這樣，校正好幾次才有正常的色溫，而且也沒有官方教學或使用書對於新入門的不友善，不應該把校色定位專業人士才會用，一般人士也會希望自己螢幕是顯示正確的顏色。The first image uses the original manufacturer's color profile, while the second one utilizes the color profile from the calibrator. There is a significant improvement in color when in HDR mode. Using a calibrator on an HDR screen in Windows greatly aids in reducing issues such as color fading or a hazy appearance.The software has issues; even though I set it to D65, the displayed color temperature turns out to be 4470K, which is too warm. Later, I chose the native color temperature and brightness settings to achieve a more normal color temperature.Since I'm not a professional in imaging, I don't have strict color requirements, but I hope the software can be improved in the future, especially regarding color temperature settings.It's puzzling why the color temperature deviates when it should be as simple as setting it and using it. In reality, it takes several corrections to achieve a normal color temperature.Moreover, there is no official tutorial or user manual, making it unfriendly for newcomers.Color calibration should not be limited to professionals; regular users also want their screens to display accurate colors.Translated by ChatGPT

I attempted to calibrate my HDR display to DCI P3. Initially, I used the basic mode, which resulted in an awful green tint. Undeterred, I switched to the advanced mode and selected a different ICC profile version and the advanced 461 patch set. However, this mode failed to even complete the validation process, causing the software to hang up. Overall, I had a terrible experience with both the software and hardware.

They really stick you for being able to use it on multiple monitors. It’s super finicky about seating flush. If you get color shifted results, make sure it’s perfectly seated on the monitor and rerun it. The software is fine. I’d give it 5 stars if the MSRP was about $75 less.

So, I got this to calibrate for my photos between my laptop, desktop, and future monitor purchases.Ran the first test on my desktop. Super warm. Thought it was a fluke. Tested again. Super warm.Moved to laptop.1st test, nearly perfect. 2nd test, the same.Back to the desktop3rd test, warm4th text, green5th test, warmest yet.6th test, nearly perfect.Cool, finally got them to match.Decided to try out the HDR feature on the desktop i never use, but should since i shoot a ton of HDR landscapes.THE WORST GREEN I'VE EVER SEEN. EVERYTHING IS GREEN. Had to revert back.I'm going to try it once more when my new monitor gets here. If it causes me issues again, it's getting sent back. I need consistency.