Calibrite Display Pro HL: Professional display color calibration device for demanding creatives

• The new standard for display calibration devices that can measure up to 3,000 nits
• This colorimeter provides consistent monitor calibration and precisely measures LCD, mini LED, OLED displays and Apple XDR panels; higher color accuracy for current and new display technologies with a new, advanced HL (High Luminance) sensor
• Recommended for high-quality image editing and design applications. Get even better results by using the device together with the Calibrite Use Colorchecker color cards
• Achieves 30% faster calibration with the Calibrite PROFILER software as previous software (i1Profiler and ccProfiler). Compatible with Mac and Windows OS
• The device is connected via USB-C and includes a USB-A adapter and a practical transport and storage bag
• Note Make sure you have the latest drivers installed for your graphics card and download the latest software from the Calibrite -Download the website and install it.

Photographers, designers, and content creators, we know you want to have complete confidence when sharing work with clients and customers; you want to be sure the files you edit are at their best. The brand-new HL sensor in the Calibrite Display Pro HL allows for more accurate calibration and colour profiling of LCD, mini-LED and OLED displays, including Apple XDR panels. It also covers broadcast video standards, NTSC, PAL SECAM and ITU-R Rec.709, giving more control over your images. Calibrite Display Pro HL is powered by new X-Rite technology and backed by decades of display and colour science research. Using a newly developed HL measurement sensor, the Display Pro HL provides superior colour accuracy and enables a greater luminance range, compatible with current and emerging display technologies. And when used with Calibrite PROFILER software, you can access Basic mode, and Advanced, for completely customisable features such as White Point, Luminance, Contrast Ratio and Gamma, which make the most of the new HL sensor.