LED vs Mini LED vs Micro LED Explained!

[@DragonboltBlastter]

Finally, someone who explained this correctly as brief as possible

[@iwatchvideos84]

When you truly know what you’re talking about, you can easily explain them to anyone using the simplest of words. This video demonstrates this perfectly! Kudos.

[@josephtenorio4262]

Wow! Congrats. I'm amazed how simple you've explained everything.

[@Revolve-Studios]

Thanks Joseph!

[@luckylukeskywalker]

yeah. really good explanation. this is the kind of videos you want on topics like these

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

I'm a tech enthusiast who already knows all of this stuff but I just subscribed to your channel only because of how well you explained the differences for other non tech savvy people who don't know anything about TV tech.

[@Revolve-Studios]

Thanks! Really appreciate it, I'm going to try to make this a running series and explain various things in simple terms :)

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

@@Revolve-Studios I'll be showing this video to my Mom so she can better understand how TV tech has progressed. I'm upgrading her 2009 Samsung 1080p TV to a 2021 OLED 4K TV. 😎

[@Revolve-Studios]

@@PSYCHOV3N0M That's awesome! She is lucky :)

[@Revolve-Studios]

Hey guys, thanks for watching! I probably oversimplified a lot of stuff here for the sake of making it easy to understand. If you want more in depth information I suggest you check out HDTVTest, a great KZbinr with lots of useful information on TVs. I've linked his channel in the description.

[@timbrooks6538]

Micro led is a very promising technology. I wonder how the performance will be off axis as Oled performs quite well in this area too.

[@Amanojaku8]

I can't wait for Micro LED to hit the market, after getting burn in less than 3 years after purchase on my 2017 OLED from LG never again!

[@markbeleski3524]

Same. I got the Sony A1 and it burned in just over 2 years.

[@bherbo3943]

That’s what happens when you become an early adopter.

[@silverwatchdog]

That's early adopter tax. The 2017 OLEDs did burn in a lot easier than newer ones. From the C9 (2019) it's been a lot better, and especially with the new evo panels on some C1s and the C2

[@sourovpaul6081]

It's here boy 😈

[@timhodge7705]

Brilliant depiction of lighting technology differences! Very simplistic and enthralling. GREAT JOB! Keep up the work as this video was most helpful and HIGHLY informative!!!!! Officially subscribed! :-)

[@Revolve-Studios]

Thanks Tim! Much appreciated

[@ducatisandmonsters5800]

Man you're a good teacher! Very well explained with images and clear explanation

[@Revolve-Studios]

Thank you!

[@manoj4629]

Yep as simple as it gets and diagrammatic explanation makes it easier for not so tech savys to understand, expecting more videos on tv

[@wn4974]

Yeah

[@nickymo]

Thanks man really concisely laid out! It is confusing in the tv market these days haha

[@gnolan4281]

Excellent presentation. Moments ago I bought a mini-led monitor without the insights you provide here. I'm happy I watched because now I'm even happier. Thanks for this.

[@mikemmikem2758]

My first time viewing one of your videos and it won't be my last. Outstanding presentation, in simple laymen terms, understanding the "mystery" of LED technology. I have one of the last Panasonic plasma displays and am still blown away by the black levels - especially watching a movie in a darkened room. Thanks again for a great video.

[@SuperSy99]

We have 55 inch led and 43 inch plasma.led suck in dark scene and motion.Plasma is beautiful real cinematic motion and black level.

[@briankayega4582]

This was so Informative, I was so confused with everything I wish you could explain monitors to i.e ips, va and contrast them to tv’s

[@DennisFontanilla]

That’s quick yet well explained. Subscribe.

[@lol-vq8dh]

the best video on this topic! Thank you!

[@user-sb1vz9pv5y]

Short, simple and stayed on the topic of the video. Didn't complicate it or waste time with a long intro. This guy needs to do more videos.

[@jefffan171]

1:44 I'm only this far in and not sure if others have commented on the same. But you are aware that except for micro LED TV all these other sets are LCD and Not LED tv's? They're a liquid crystal panel with LED bulbs behind them (or to the side) and micro is the bulb itself

[@sabi6684]

Mini? Micro?... nah, I'm gonna wait for the macro led. To match up with the size of my ego

[@leebeeskee]

You spelt penis wrong

[@sabi6684]

@@leebeeskee nah, I don't think 4k on 3 inch screen would look any good 🤔

[@le.domello]

Exquisite explanation delivered, sir!

[@vacationboyvideos]

U forgotten something...micro led is NOT behind LCD to light it...it is the screen itself!!!! And mini LED is not the screen at all and behind LCD screen!

[@SuperSy99]

Mini led is the tiny backlit for lcd. Micro led panel is same old tech they use in billboard and concert but having micro led bulb.

[@vacationboyvideos]

@@SuperSy99 that is what I said

[@SuperSy99]

@@vacationboyvideos yeah baby

[@zolbabo]

Good job 👍. Keep up the good work.

[@trumpameri1638]

Great video 👏👏👏💪💪💪 ... now 2022 we can learn about QD OLED new TV

[@blava3155]

I love you man. Thank you!

[@ramaymd]

Great explanation!

[@KaeganThornhillTheCyberRaven]

Plot Twist: MicroLeds are secretly just OLed TVs under a new name and sporting a new hat.

[@vikramchauhan2634]

Very detailed. Outstanding. And subscribed

[@Revolve-Studios]

Thanks Vikram!

[@TheS50b30]

Awesome vid havent seen you comparing tvs definately will check your other vids!

[@kayk3639]

Very well done, thanks

[@Big_Chungus935]

Is QLed and Mini Led in the same picture quality category? I can't tell which one is new version

[@yevhen82]

perfect explanation!

[@fspeshalxo69]

what about phones ? im hoping for companies to apply this tech as i can't use oled for it's pwm hope you answer ! you sound knowladgable

[@Revolve-Studios]

Good question, it's definitely a possibility. I believe Apple recently invested in MicroLED technology so they are at least working on something. But it's probably several years before we would see anything in mobile phones.

[@fspeshalxo69]

@@Revolve-Studios meanwhile i won't have any flagship i can buy ..im trying to sell my iphone 12 as symptoms shows up in 10mins of use..

[@Revolve-Studios]

@@fspeshalxo69 Sorry to hear, check out the Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro, apparently it has an LCD display in a somewhat flagship phone.

[@fspeshalxo69]

@@Revolve-Studios thanks for info . Well already having a redmi note 9 pro and i am so confortable with the display altho it's super heavy and the mi10 is also on the same range of weight but I'll keep that in mind in case this start to get slow

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

@@fspeshalxo69 The 2019 Asus Zenfone 6 has a flagship processor and an IPS LCD display aka no burn-in. It has a 5,000mAh battery, a 6.4-inch screen, 1080p resolution.

[@idan1242]

i was sure micro led is gonna be identical to oled technology which is individual pixel emitting light. thanks for the info..

[@baky007]

Great video and explanation bro

[@globegerinabulloides]

as brief as possible. It was goood.

[@xeomak7807]

Really informative video. Subbed

[@Revolve-Studios]

Thanks!

[@ps_424]

Very well explained!

[@Revolve-Studios]

Thanks Pavel!

[@ChickenPermissionOG]

where are there no led tvs other than oleds?

[@A..42]

Great content, can you explain why some TVs are marketing as Nano TV is it even smaller than micro or it is just marketing?

[@chitralalawat8106]

Can we integrate many micro-leds with a battery into a hollow cylindrical plastic glass without compromising much of its diameter?

[@silasmurithi4706]

Hello, nice video. I am wondering what's the difference between the TCL 8-series or 6-series and TCL C835 or C635. Are they the same?

[@danielworrell3438]

Watching hdr content on a iPad Pro mini led looks amazing like oled but brighter

[@Anonymouspunjabi]

You earned a subscriber

[@tazboy1934]

Seems micro led going to be expensive

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

New tech always is. Don't tell me you're surprised.

[@loco3514]

Good job!

[@robertlawrence9000]

Hey great explanation! 👍🏻

[@Revolve-Studios]

Cheers Robert!

[@antayudi5428]

Miniled as backlight you explain differ from miniled as individuals lit led as microled but with bigger size.....the company did it i.e macro lock or aoto ... Please explain

[@NeWx89]

I wonder if we will have NanoLed in the future, smaller then micro lol.

[@Revolve-Studios]

Anything is possible :)

[@l...]

mini led vs micro led under microscope 🔬

[@illogical1421]

Oled: *heavy sweating*

[@xroadracer]

Killer. Well done!

[@l...]

Micro LED 3:42

[@sgtbilko2950]

V good explanation 👍

[@nikhilwasnik5574]

How small are led size compare to pixel sizes in 4k 8k TVs

[@nikhilwasnik5574]

Will it be a boon for ips ads displays

[@DedricSilva]

I wish Microled tvs would have a stand leg instead of wall mount

[@sj460162]

Good vid...ecplaining the tech in a lamens way. So is mini led as good as oled? And is it that much better than qled?

[@Revolve-Studios]

Hi Steve, thanks. I would imagine Mini LED is a significant improvement over current QLED. Samsung just announced their new "Neo QLED" which is using Mini-LED. Without having seen one in action I can't say for sure, but logically OLED should still come out on top since each pixel can turn off.

[@alecubudulecu]

Doesn’t microLED require more processing power to manage all that on and off stuff?

[@Revolve-Studios]

Hi Alex, good question. I read around a bit but it got way too technical. However, I don't see why it should be any different from OLED in that regard, and OLED has very low power consumption so my best guess would be no.

[@Poraqui]

Thank you

[@vacationboyvideos]

Led mini led all have LCD panels...but I thought micro led does not have LCD panels?

[@edwardschwahl3512]

My LG OLED has burn in,2016 model.

[@Revolve-Studios]

Sorry to hear - is it very noticeable?

[@marcello4258]

OLED claims to reduce the harmful blue light emission to be less than 70% compare to conventional tvs.. what about micro led? tbh, that is more important to me than the pure black for my working display.

[@liltdog6527]

How does pwm compare with oled

[@amirtorhan2762]

Är du svensk? Din engelska är riktigt bra 👍

[@dado380]

Neither is micro led,new samsung especially is not micro led beacuse their pixels are no where near micro,and yet they are called micro led.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Sony implied that about Samsung's Micro LED TVs without directly mentioning Samsung's name.

[@PD-ws4td]

Hi! I have several questions. I am very excited for this technology to be integrated into phone and tablet displays. My question is, does this increase the PPI count? Does mini-led and micro-led mean a higher resolution by default? The new iPad Pro (likely coming in March) are supposed to integrate this mini-led technology; does this imply a jump in resolution? Or am I equivocating something here? Also, would this technology allow for better, more/vivider, and accurate colours compared to current LEDs (like apple’s liquid retina), or will that stay the same? I’m guessing the increase in contrast will already help with this? Would micro-led and mini-led affect refresh rate or “hertz”, and would they draw more, less, or equal amount of power? Thanks 😊

[@Burgergio]

Just want to clarify, most Mini Led tvs in today’s market are probably pushing between 800-2000 zones. Micro Led will probably have 20,000+, but are insanely difficult to produce and are not consumer ready for years.

[@Revolve-Studios]

Hi, Micro-LED should have one light per pixel, since the lights are directly creating the picture. But as you say, so far they are reserved for commercial use and the wealthy.

[@Burgergio]

@@Revolve-Studios yeah it’s great tech, but the vast amount of pixels must make the yield rates insanely difficult and expensive. Unfortunately it’s not viable at the moment and OLED is still great besides the risk of burn in.

[@bolek158]

Sorry to say that but I guess you explained it wrong. What you've sad, suggestst that micro LED is basically an LCD in which each pixel is beingt lit up individually. It is not the case. Micro LED is basically the same as OLED in which each pixel is an individual source of light. The difference is the non organic material the pixels -LEDs in MicroLEDs are made of but both the technologies work exacly the same way :)

[@frankfarago2825]

Wow, so why no DATES on your videos?

[@Revolve-Studios]

Hi Frank. Are you referring to time-stamps? I have started adding those for all my new videos but have not yet gone through my older content. I will do that as well, thanks for the feedback.

[@CaBdosdos]

Oled is the better technology....micro led is just life support for an older tech.

[@Zaheerkhan-mp6ft]

Sir .what about samsung neo qled 2021?

[@Revolve-Studios]

Hi! That is using Mini-LED technology :)

[@RynaxAlien]

QLED and MicroLED is superior to OLED and LCD is outdated junk. LCD sucks Miniled is inorganic LED not stolen concept for LDZ

[@Galaxy.Windows]

fun fact, all LED tv's are LCD tv's except Micro LED tv's.

[@Displays.1234.]

At the end of the day you're talking about LCD TVs with LED back lighting, micro LED or mini LED it's still only back lighting , blooming problems with still exist, they simply will not compare to OLED, where ever pixel on the screen is it's own light source.......

[@Revolve-Studios]

Hi Paul, that's true for Mini LED but Micro LED is no longer using a back light - perhaps I could've explained that part better. Each pixel emits its' own light independently and can switch off, the same as OLED. The difference between the 2 is that Micro LED is not made using organic materials - so theoretically it can a) be much brighter (if needed) but b) it will not have any luminance decay issues over time so it should last even longer.

[@Displays.1234.]

@@Revolve-Studios I'm pretty sure what's being used at the moment and being called Micro LED is not, it's only being used for the back light...

[@ianquadros6802]

4:12

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Amazing, that was fast, withing just 10 years, it's a new type of tech. I hope they perfect the e-ink to be better than OLED, micro LED and mini LED. God bless, Rev. 21:4

[@meteor1522]

Micro LED will be the only superior technology vs OLED. Mini LED is not great and waste of time.because you’d still get blooming and bleeding in dark scenes.

[@SuperSy99]

Until you have busted micro led bulb.

[@Notorious544d]

So basically, just buy OLED

[@eventhorizon2873]

these "new" screens look nice, but are basicly old technology. all they thrive on is overacted contrast and 8k and size. they would be more appealing if they have the key features of oled, these 2019 and 2020 models are perfect. burnins are a fable from internet from people who try to di this on purpose. high contrast is just annoying this is why i ditched my old samsung tv, blacks are horrible to no matter how tiny the leds are you don't see treu black, wich is important for displaying true picture. so i stick with my LG oled C9 till the time i can game at 0,01 m/s black is black, colors are natural instead of overacted greens and reds. also every resolution looks great at 120hz and runs smooth. i think nano is not ready yet, but it will be in 5 years or so. this technology is the only technology that can beat oled. but its too expensive to produce right now

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

WTF are you talking about??? Micro LED can individually turn off at the pixel level just like OLED aka true blacks ARE POSSIBLE with Micro LED. Stop spreading misinformation about Micro LED. 😂😂😂

[@Savage_7_99]

@@PSYCHOV3N0M ikr. Oh look it's another LG internet spokesperson.

[@user-qp1tz2zw8c]

so , i will wait micro led and not buy oled because of burn-in .

[@shivamgupta2842]

OLED TV are the worst. It can easily get screen burning issue

[@Revolve-Studios]

Hi Shivam, not really the case. I own an LG C8, I've had it for almost 2 years now and not a single spot has burn-in.

[@-TurboS]

Also It depends how you use it.

[@edwardschwahl3512]

@@Revolve-Studios At year 3.5 my OLED started having burn in.

[@SuperSy99]

.my plasma survive for 11 years our led tv only 3 years.oled i can easy manage that burn in

[@Valdaemonium]

I am yet LCD enthusiast, and Mini-LED takes this kind of panel to a whole new level. I hope this soon to come up to LCD smartphones, like high-end spec LCD to almost match OLED kind. So far, the highest-end LCD I know is those which equip Zenfone 6, Xiaomi Mi 10t Pro 5G, Iphone XR, Razr Phone 2, etc, but all of them suffer from being lit by a homogenic LED backlight. It keeps the blacks solid enough at daylight, but contrast ratio falls at darker ambient or at night. Just a FALD bring Mini-LED can fix this old LCD issue...

[@idtechcelestial6507]

Now China please copy that... And make cheaper