TCL 27G64 Local Dimming Blooming Test - Surprising results!

Testing the TCL 27G64 gaming monitor for blooming. This screen uses "TCL All-domain Halo Control Technology". Based on my testing blooming is very low, noticeable in white/black test, but in games and in Windows regular use with local dimming set to 'high' (highest), I don't notice any blooming issues. Issues that I previously encountered with my previous VA screen that had 1152 dimming zones. In Windows you can see some blooming on a solid background but workable and doesn't annoy. The TCL 27G64 could definitely enjoy even deeper blacks with more dimming zones and probably with great results considering how well the blooming is controlled here but you can't get everything. The TCL put a lot on the table, blooming kept to the minimum (on their website: " Through system-level precise control of light, it effectively solves the halo problem and delivers a premium viewing experience.") , no visible (to my eyes) smearing and ghosting at 'fast' setting, calibrated straight out of the box (you get a calibration certificate in the box for your specific screen by serial number), Height/Tilt/Swivel/Vertical Swivel control, HDMI 2.1, ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) mode, DP 1.4, G-Sync/FreeSync compatibility. It's a good package overall I would say. Thoughts? DISCLAIMER: Image noise in the image caused by the phone camera recording and also probably due to the YouTube compression. #TCL27G64 #localdimming #gamingmonitor