#videos

We were able to 3:02achieve 100 MB per second write speeds 3:04when transferring 4K videos from a 64 GB 3:08V30 card, and we are pleasantly 3:11impressed. 4:26And in real-world use, this translates 4:28to a highly reliable canvas for editing 4:31photos and videos. Beyond work, the display is 4:40simply enjoyable to use, whether 4:42creating content, watching videos, or 4:44gaming, the OLED panel delivers a level 4:48of depth and clarity that's hard to go 4:50back from once you've experienced it. Exporting 6 to 7:4410-minute 4K at 30p videos never lasted 7:47more than 15 minutes, give or take, 7:49depending on how heavy the projects 7:51were. Whether you're 2:02checking messages, watching videos, or 2:04navigating apps under sunlight, the 2:06screen remains easy to see without 2:08needing to max it out all the time. For 2:10watching content, the combination of a 2:12large AMOLED panel and strong brightness 2:14makes it enjoyable for movies and 2:16videos. It's 2:32also clear enough for gaming and videos, 2:34especially when it comes to dialogue and 2:36effects. It's great 2:50for watching videos and playing games, 2:51and the UI animations are quite smooth, 2:54too. Read more in our articles including "Watch: ASUS ProArt P16 (2026) Review | Productivity Powerhouse but pricey!" and "Watch: Infinix NOTE 60 Pro Review".