To save you 20 minutes the lg has more details samsung better colours

Man show something else other than that dumb boxing match

It seems to me g4 is better all around tv, movies, gaming, and sports, where s90d is better in gaming segment, but not in other two. That doesn’t mean it’s a bad tv, far from it, top 3 OLED, just not as versatile as G4. A95L G4 S90D S95D (only because of the screen finish) Bravia 8 Just my take

Some things to consider for the A95L: - No native 1440p or 144hz support ✅ - No FreeSync ✅ - Only two HDMI 2.1 ports (1 of which is eArc) ✅ - Dim in game mode ✅ - Worse input lag ✅ - Very wide feet requiring a large entertainment center ✅ - Only a 1-year manufacturer warranty ✅ - Unreliable Dolby Vision implementation ✅ With gaming being the primary use for my TV, those things were deal breakers. I chose the G4.

I chose G4 yesterday over the A95L, it was a very difficult choice. But this side by side gives me peace of mind. The color pop, contrast, & whites are incredible @29:24 for G4.

Man, I have an old quantum dot series before Vizio started shooting blanks, and I want to find something that as good but affordable. I have a dual 65 inch TV mount to hold 2 TVs but I still havent found good enough TV to add to the stack. I keep it at 65 inch since the TV drops in the back of the hatchback like nothing. right now Im leaning toward S90C what a beast for the price and size.

This video doesn't represent things well as you're showing the same clip over and over. All whites look pink on the S90D. We need a mixture of different games to make a better comparison.

3 amazing units

Yeah it would be good to compare picture and motion with SDR 1080p. Loads of people watch standard blu rays and would be interested I think

What is the best TV in SDR?

P.S. Amazing Video!!

I too, like you, always play with the settings! Which of these three has the best motion processing in high/soap opera effect?

Can I ask you, what is the G4 like with watching blu rays 1080p? Still the '3d look?'

Brilliant that! Is the ABL on the S90D distracting?

The challenge of making a comparison like that is the different tone mapping of those TVs. Is the clipping point the same for them?

G4 is a stutter mess. Samsung or Sony always

Absolutely G4,Sony great just not for gaming.

Absolutely G4,Sony great just not for gaming.

I watched the first couple minutes. The A95L blew the G4 out of the water in terms of detail especially in low lit areas. The G4 might have a higher peak brightness but I value contrast and detail more. In certain scenes You could see perfect detail in darker areas on the Sony and almost nothing on the G4. As much as I hate the op system on the Sony I'd still go for it over the G4 for picture realism and detail.

G3 colours on mk8 are far more accurate

Hi. I want to buy my first oled. And i don't know what to choose. I would like to buy the sony a95l but its still too expensive. The lg g4 is affordable right now and thinking to buy the g4 as my first oled. But i heard the od oleds are better. What do you think i would love more. I have a Samsung q80r from 2018.

Its all preference qd oled tech is trash to me.

As you mentioned both units are amazing but take note the s90D w-oled at 77 inch as well the small sized models and the 65 inch models are QD-Oled

I was needing some help with 77 inch Samsung S90D. Does s90d have colored fringes on top and bottom of screen. My believe it's the way the pixels are naturally structured in a triangle Rather than in a straight line like WOLED. The green pixel is on the very top and looks like a small green line from left to right and same on bottom but it's the red pixel. It's not noticeable unless you go looking for it and pixel looking. I was just wondering if it's normal or should I get replaced from best buy. It might be that I have never had a 77in and the pixels are more bigger so more noticeable. Thanks.

Which S90Ds are QD-OLED are some are WOLED LG panels sold to Samsung.

Bro you’ve made the video 37 times. Maybe show us some stuff with the settings or something.

4:19 you are changing my mind. thank you for your work

I dont know guys… maybe the QD panel is better in color brightness, but overall the G4 seems like a better overall package… i have seen them both side by side and the clarity and motion difference youtubers mention all the time are visible. I feel like the color brightness advantage of the QD panels are sometimes noticable, but 95% of the time its not (including gaming). Really just some game effect make use of it

Hello..which one do you recommend on the pa5 in limited or full RGB mode on an OLED

Name of that boxing game please?

What’s good about qd oleds now is you can make them look flat like LG with the filmmaker mode right out of the box.

looking at jumping from L G2 65 to A95L 77" unsure about the size from 8 feet or if I should stick with G-series.i find that struggle with motion on G2 for movies

All lg oled tvs are set to a very cold temperature and thats the case even on filmaker and cinema modes. Qd oleds are the opposite and run at a warm temperature. That is one main reasons it cant match a qd oleds color. However you can get close to the color of a samsung amoled phone by turning on the reduce blue light filters, stay on cinema mode, turning brightness off, setting it to gamma 2.4, reducing the brightness to 44, setting the temp to warm 50 and forcing bt2020 on sdr. Quantum tvs a95l imitation settings are the best ever, really got my c1 colors looking so rich, i compared it to my samsung phone so i know. He has settings for the g4 aswell, so please try them and then compare it to the s90d. He charges just $5.

Own the G4.

can we get a bright room video, all yours are in a super dark room

Bro make a Battle S90D with a color profile Native or BT2020 and color temperature STANDARD, tone mapping active

Hey man if I have a 83a90j is a 77s90c a upgrade or sidegrade. I wouldnt consider a 83g4.

Bro, on the A95L, you then set the settings incorrectly, the sharpness was 50 or 60 and the creation of the reality of the car, and you set 10, you can not do this, Lg is good, but there are direct tests in the correct settings and conditions and alas G4 did not win, but we hope Lg will get better. But Sony's realism has no equal, how the light really looks and the contrast, and how it gives brightness to certain places, Lg gives a plastic picture with a fake gloss, we don't see it with our eyes. And as the A95L builds depth and volume of the image, the G4 builds volume, but not depth, which is why it is #2 in terms of volume image, but it is cool for its money

More color volume does not mean more accurate. The point is to have the tv display what was intended by the filmmaker or whatever it is. Plus there’s clarity, motion handling and brightness. It all plays a factor. Add in Samsungs panel lottery on add oleds. Samsungs screwing with firmware updates and poor quality control. No Dolby vision cause they have a stupid ax to grind. All reviewers seem to think the g4 is tops and don’t start with saying that they are paid shills either.

Really curious considering everything you’ve said about the s90d if the s95d actually surpasses the g4 at this point

r u getting ps5 pro

So torn between the G4 and A95L. G4s brightness and better game mode are really appealing

Why is Samsung skin tone look more much red and pink 😂

LG is only MLA program illumination color yellow and green to make the TV look more brightness is only WOLED old technology and expensive TV

Before 2022 99% of people considered LG OLEDs as having amazing picture quality and other technology having crap picture quality. After 2022 suddenly people decided that LG OLED have bad picture quality and are overpriced. People are weird animals.

You are watching 2 tvs with amazing picture quality. Why you want more ? What is missing ? Why you are not satisfied about owning these 2 TVs? Why you want a new technology from LG ? I really don't understand what you're missing, why you are so disappointed in these 2 tvs, why you want more. I really don't understand why people want something better after spending $3000 on a TV, but also the same people say how amazing the TV is, but still want to "upgrade" every year.

Totally agree. I had the C4 83 and was very disappointed. Tv was a hazy mess. But the processing was really flawless and honestly the overall experience. Bugg free, zero posterization, motion issues, HDMI CEC worked perdectly. It’s just the picture was so bad, especially DV. And you know I love LG and have been an LG user for 10 yrs, so I know how to set that tv to how I like. I’m hoping next yr LG does something about the hazy panels and their ridiculous MLA pricing because the G4 hasn’t had much of a sale all year and $5,400 for the 83 inch is disgusting. And I just don’t think any tv is worth more than $4k. It’s diminishing returns. Just like I’m not impressed with tvs larger than 77 inch. Not for the crazy price premiums of 83 inch tvs. I’m sticking with the S90C for another yr. The thing that holds that tv back is the poor processing. It just looks flat, uninspired and overly “yellow”. And it has agressive ABL. Anything below 1080p content doesn’t look particularly good.. Samsung has spent all yr hyping their 4K Upscaling chips, so I think next yr’s E series will finally have good processing. Also I don’t care what anyone says, I want DV. However DV has sucked in the last 2 yrs on every tv I tried.

I was needing some help with 77 inch Samsung S90D. Does s90d have colored fringes on top and bottom of screen. My believe it's the way the pixels are naturally structured in a triangle Rather than in a straight line like WOLED. The green pixel is on the very top and looks like a small green line from left to right and same on bottom but it's the red pixel. It's not noticeable unless you go looking for it and pixel looking. I was just wondering if it's normal or should I get replaced from best buy. It might be that I have never had a 77in and the pixels are more bigger so more noticeable. Thanks.

QD OLED wins. G4 appear brighter due to the white subpixel, however mixing in a ton of white into the color themselves is not the right way to go. LG should not chase a bright picture at all cost.... Preserve the color instead.... That is what i have come to love about QD OLED, the colors themselves is significant brighter than the WRGB technology... So you dont have to put in a 4th white pixel to try to boost the brightness with a big penalty to color preservation.

Hi Bro, i hope you doing great, i think LG is in very difficult situation since QD oled birth, LG imo have two choices: 1-Cut the prices to match miniled prices level 2-Bring a more colorful tech ASAP The only way for woled to keep actual pricing is by offering 8K.