LG C3 OLED vs Samsung QN90C | OLED vs Neo QLED 2023 4K TV Comparison

Comparison of 2023 LG C3 OLED TV & 2023 Samsung QN90C Neo QLED Mini LED TV. Both TVs are 55" models.
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[@mrk1075]

At 0:31 lol, there is something wrong with this comparison? Your right, on this video I can see more stars on the LG C3 OLED TV, but I’m watching this video on a 50 inch Samsung QLED Q60C tv. 😂🤣😂

[@maxstr]

The thing i found about brightness is that if your TV is too bright (like the QN90), you can always turn it down. If your TV isn't bright enough, there's nothing you can do to make it brighter

[@jessa.3857]

Yup! I prefer a brighter picture in my brightly lit room. OLED would simply look too dark in my room.

[@conraddevera]

I don't mind the peak brightness, just me. but I m not a fan of how oled handles darker scenes

[@o.c.g.m9426]

I dont care for these bright ass tvs...oled is plenty bright as i have blackout curtains behind the tv. Makes my tv pop more. Retina searing & blownout highlights & off color is terrible. I used to be a samsung head i went Oled couldnt go back

[@bewhee]

Definitely. I have the QN90C and keep it on 35 brightness when watching in the evening/night, with active tone mapping on. This way I can turn it up during the day or even during the night when certain movies are very dark (which is a lot of them these days).

[@user-rb9ix9sl1n]

Amazing video as always thank u kg!, i just wanna ask how many ft away do u sit from ur 77” A80j?

[@sj460162]

This is why I really enjoy your videos KG...you really hit the mark. Oled vs Led..always the big question. But you answer it for me everytime. On this video I appreciate the beauty of oled, but I personally am drawn to the brighter full screen scenes. I just like what led brings to certain images.

[@vincentroy5093]

Thanks! To answer your question, I'd love to see a C3 vs C2 comparison.

[@kylescovers9833]

Hi KG, thanks for the video. I’m not sure what the Nits on both are, but they go back and forth as far as which one is brighter. Typically LED are but C3 has its moments. Do you think Q90C and compete with QN90B??

[@RobertofDetroit]

Thanks so much for this!!

[@rct8884]

Thanks K G, agree that you have to choose your trade off, if you prefer perfect blacks then trade in overall brighter picture; if you want a brighter picture then trade in perfect blacks, no right or wrong choose what you want.

[@Sam-yu4ve]

Basically if you have a bright room pick Neo QLED, if you have a dark room/you watch tv mostly a night pick OLED

[@kinglif8854]

Hi KG, would you mind to add in a set of scenes for your upcoming oled vs mini led? 1) White background with different black font, grey font, static with various size for 3 sec. 2) Put a few lines of color bar vertically from left to right. Will there be any color/brightness change on the fonts? 3) Black background with different white font, grey font. 4) Put a few lines of color bar vertically from left to right. 5) A sudden change of timing with random fonts of white background to black background. A demo films is calculated to hide the bads and show the goods, with this, its easy to see if the content is being artificial dims, brightness changed, and color lost.

[@olivierstultiens]

Hey KG, Could you maybe share your video settings for the QLED, online I’ve read that movie is the best but it seams a bit yellowish to me, but in all the other settings red becomes almost pink sometimes. I have a qn800c.

[@sdfwcsetv]

thank you for the video

[@goatmaster3387]

is it possible to mirror the 2nd screen on the side by sides so the like colors appear next to each other? by the time my eyes match up the image has changed. great very detailed video.

[@neilmcstravick7923]

I use my 43" 90c as a monitor and whenever I leave for an 1.5 hours or more the tv doesn't recognize that my computer is on. I then have to restart the computer so the tv gets that handshake. Now I just do a remote reset by holding down the power button for 5 seconds and that tells the tv that the computer is on. I have all the right 2.1 HDMI cords and all screen savers are off for the TV/Computer. Is there a setting I'm missing somewhere? Will it hurt the tv if I do the remote reset a couple of times a day?

[@grahamjackmacpherson6501]

I'm currently deciding between a qn95c 75 inch and an lgc3 77 inch. Mini led or Oled. Never had either technology. Currently using a Samsung q85r 65 inch full array qled from 2019.

[@skywatcher9076]

Yo KG I have a dark living room I play a lot of video games and do alot and streaming. what the best all around 85 incn tv is the 900b any good I have a 65 I nch and really want a bigger tv and is 8k any good when playing games and how much better is the S95C THEN THE 900B PICTURE Wise or is the qn95b or 95c

[@MysticNessly]

This was one of the best comparisons of the two technologies (QLED and OLED). You can really see the differences in different conditions. I'm torn on which one to use. Love how colors just pop when scenes are dark on OLED, but the C3 (OLED) isn't nearly as bright as the QN90C in bright scenes (QLED). Leaning on the QN90C for general purpose (both PC productivity as well as gaming).

[@AkashShukla-ny9wu]

Hi, I'm getting sony 65x90l and Samsung 65qn90c at same price so what do i choose for long term.

[@baukemid5735]

Wil the hdr tone mapping work on hdr10 on the qn90c on the qn90b it dint only on hdr10+

[@markfrederick5012]

Can you tell me the title of the video of the stars? 0:36 i just want to see if my sony lcd tv can show all the stars'

[@bewhee]

On the QN90C Movie mode has Local Dimming set to Standard by default. I have switched that to High and some bright highlights have dropped, but also white backgrounds and colors are quite darker. To my eye it looks like the Standard option makes everything too bright and un-natural (I'm just looking at my Apple TV app launcher and comparing the colors on the app icons like KZbin, Netflix with what I know they should be or what they are on my phone). Also, high local dimming reduces blooming so I would rather have this than very bright highlights. But what I don't understand is why Standard and High look exactly the same when active tone mapping is off (or in FMM). Any thoughts on that?

[@spammfehler7638]

You need a doctor.

[@paulioannou9675]

Saw these 2 side by side in a store. 48 inch c3 and 50 inch qn90c. As the demo video cycled through sports, movie, animation etc the c3 was better every time. Also the qn90c had terrible viewing angles. Moving just slightly off centre and the picture immediately started to look washed out. Bought the c3. At first I was disappointed that the picture seemed quite dim until i switched off auto pixel brightness and wow! As bright as you could ever want.

[@kapilvyas6114]

Ok honest opinion which is the one tv u'll recommend for next gen gaming esp with low response time

[@melihbozturk]

Samsung 65QN85C kaç adet karartma bölgesi var acaba?

[@TheMoises1213]

I’m using the Samsung AU8000 43” from 2021 lmao and it looks pretty good. I like how sharp it is but guess it’s a normal tv. Is the C3 like a better normal tv?

[@Phuamt]

Great video. Thks. What your view on A90K 48 inch? Is it better than C3?

[@TechWithKG]

I think you'd get a better monitor with the C3 48" it can get brighter.

[@user-vl8gl6zm4p]

Какой лучше телевизор купить 42 lg oled c3 или Samsung 43 qn90c для игры на Xbox series x. Комната с средним освещением, и играть по 6 часов?

[@hamadmalik2200]

Will u test the A80L ?

[@BigLebowski1337]

HUE support for the QN90C was not mentioned, but pushed me to camp Samsung.

[@rawgaming8304]

Is the static in qd oled s90c like hgig in lg

[@RH-nk7eo]

After 2yrs of deliberating I ended up buying an OLED and I have to be honest I was quite disappointed in the end. Yes the dark room viewing experience is unparalleled but coming from a Sony LCD with 1000nits full screen brightness, the LG just seemed so dull in comparison. I'll be looking at the QDLEDs next year for sure.

[@hastensavoir7782]

What OLED model did you buy? We’re contemplating on a 48” C3. We have a bright living room with windows behind the tv and floor to ceiling glass windows on the side.

[@hivetech4903]

@@hastensavoir7782 That would be a terrible decision to buy OLED for a bright room. The details in black are very hard to resolve on OLED (black crush) unless you have a dark room. Did you go ahead with the purchase?

[@YGadgETech]

OLED is so overrated and over hyped I own the OLED flex from LG and only think why I didn’t bought the Qn90c

[@tonyzeno2715]

thats my main concern as well.. I appreciate what OLED is and does.. but I want HDR IMPACT I mean whats the point of 4k/HDR displays to begin with.

[@hivetech4903]

@@tonyzeno2715 I ended up getting a great deal on a Sony A90K 48" OLED, very happy. The room is fairly dim even in the daytime. I wasn't happy with the HDR blooming from the Qn90c... MiniLED productivity monitors are best for HDR but TVs have much lower specs, just aren't quite there yet.

[@gordonwhitehead8971]

I currently have the Sony X85J and Sony X85K because they are flicker free. I need flicker free because of eye strain/headaches. I would love to upgrade to the Samsung S95B/C or Sony A95K or LG G3 or Samsung QN95C. Are any of these new 2022/2023 models flicker free?

[@istiyarshaikh9288]

Ys Samsung launched 2023 lineup

[@tofujr]

4:48 really highlights the difference for me

[@ryanu.4953]

I just want to put this here, don’t trust anyone who says modern oled’s wont have burn in. They will, they just happen to be less than a year old and don’t have that opportunity unless being heavily used for gaming (stagnant things like a minimap will 100% cause burn in). Next, remember due to OLED nature, it will also dim and lose saturation over time even if you don’t use it. Organic things break down, and there isn’t much you can do about it. If you want to have an OLED for all that it offers above specifically nano led tech, be prepared to buy a new one every 3-5 years with very little resale value, or your tv will be worse than almost all LED TV’s, not even nano ones. That’s the OLED tax, being replaced.

[@Miggleness]

Is oled really that dim or is your camera setting not in line with what you’re actually seeing? My CX gets blindingly bright at times. Rarely do I find it dimmer compared to my macbook pro m1 pro screen.

[@TechWithKG]

It’s not dim it’s just the difference in some of the brighter scenes, the OLED can’t match bright LCDs in those scenes so the camera doesn’t do it justice when exposure automatically adjusts

[@Miggleness]

@@TechWithKG good to know. thanks for your response

[@charlesmyers8150]

With all 4 tvs comparison at the end, each tv has it moments where it is better than the others. Factor in price and viewing conditions and the tvs upsides and downsides. I like Samsung qnqleds, but is the qn90b better than the qn90c for blooming and contrast ? I did see the blooming on the qn90c. If the qn90b is better, let me know, because to me, the prices on the qn95c are going to be too high , if the qn90c is inferior to this year's qn90b, let me know, I will get one before they're gone. OLEDS and QDOLEDS seem like they are too complicated to deal with and I watch TV in a bright room during the day and in a very dark room at night which a qnqled is suited for both.

[@Markzy_DM]

Ye QN90B seem to have lot less blooming, and prices dropping crazy now. QN95C wil be perfect tv but same exact price as S95C...

[@bluegold-wt3hs]

Qn90b is the best tv for your money. Sometimes you can get it for just 800€ the 65 inch. There's no way a c2/c3 with atleast 1500€ can handle it.

[@Markzy_DM]

Would love to see S90C vs QN90C vs LG C3 , or even throw in S95B if u have one as it is cheapest tv among them all atm.

[@SidorovichJr]

cheapest and the still the best, no brainer purchase

[@Markzy_DM]

@@SidorovichJr Ye all youtubers said that but they change tv-s every 6-12 months, do u rly think S95B can hold up for around 4-5 years? S95C maybe.. Every LG oled can, but dno about S95B.

[@1anre]

​@@Markzy_DMI doubt the S95B can hang for the next 7yrs

[@falconking007]

​@@1anreit can, unless Samsung cannibalizes it with updates.

[@karlos5885]

c3

[@Bsaefong]

The qn90c seemed less detailed but maybe that can be fixed with sharpness adjustments?

[@ryanu.4953]

If you turn brightness down it will get sharper, that’s bleeding that’s distorting the image. It’s noticeable in person, but much less so than in the camera due to how cameras filter in the light.

[@RapidDemonF1]

Do the 2023 Neo QLEDs still have a broken GAME mode? Unfortunately I brought a 2021 QN95 and game mode is broken. Colours get washed out in dark scenes and it’s never been fixed. Steering well clear of Samsung until I know it’s not an issue in newer models.

[@1anre]

Have they fixed the game mode now since the have xbox game pass on there now?

[@jeffgrey2161]

I’ve had them both, the C3 was nothing special, the QN90C looks so much better, I love it.

[@VeteranGamer_]

Totally agree, i had oled and they are just not bright enough, and the constant worry of burn in always playing on your mind, and your lucky burn in doesn't happen screen retention definitely will. I suggest to anyone mini led NOW, micro led in 7 years.

[@jonathanparle8429]

@@VeteranGamer_ This is why after agonising for months over OLED vs mini led, I am going mini LED. The final straw was seeing what happened - after only 700 hours - to that widescreen 21:9 Dell OLED that Rtings tested with 16:9 content (so black bars left and right). It had permanent burn-in due to the black bars. And black bars are something I will always have since 95% of my content is either 4:3 (about 50%) or 1.85:1 - 2.4:1 (about 45%). Only 5% would actually fill a 16:9 screen properly.

[@jonathanparle8429]

This is excellent for people like me torn between the two technologies. Can anyone advise if I were to adopt a C3 / C4 OLED and watch 4:3 content only ever in a pitch black environment (so the brightness can be significantly lowered) would I need to be concerned with black bar burn in?

[@TheDeathstar2000]

Black bar pixels are off, therefore they do not encour the risk of burn in. Oled is actually recommended to watch that type of content because the black bars are a part of the tv that has been turned off, instead of the really dark grey an LCD shows in place of the black bars, granted the mini led FALD is better than most LCDs in that regard. You do however want to make sure what settings are the best for FALD in your use case, since, as said in the videos, game mode, for example, doesn't take advantage of the complete full array local dimming capabilities of the tv

[@trippplefive]

Appreciate your skintone comparison. If a tv can't get skin tones right in one of its accurate modes, what's the point of buying it? I mean it has one job...and if tv manufacturers can't get that right at the factory then what are they doing?

[@m4nu507]

Does the fact that the QN90C doesnt support dolby vision makes a noticeable difference when watching hdr content? Would love to see hdr10 content on the samsung compared to dv on an lg.

[@TechWithKG]

It depends you can definitely see the difference in some shows and movies but most of the examples look fairly the same as hdr 10.

[@dogukansahin7317]

@@TechWithKG samsung qn90b or lg g2??

[@ryanu.4953]

I would argue that the QN90C is a better living room tv, especially for streaming services, whereas if you have an actual Blu-ray player and entertainment system, the OLED will shine. It’s very use case.

[@kevinrody9460]

How is the S90c for watching football! I'm leaning towards buying my first oled TV. I'm worried about burn in, with the logo's or the ticker at the bottom of the screen while watching football. Please kindly advise me, thank you.

[@TechWithKG]

I’m sure it’s great, I wouldn’t be too concerned with burn in as long as you have regular usage and you vary your content you’ll be fine

[@1anre]

Did you get it?

[@AAA-jp7xb]

Hey KG, is there a huge difference between qn90c and qn95c and will be worth it an extra money?

[@TechWithKG]

More dimming zones and higher peak brightness maybe but I haven’t seen it yet and early impressions from others seem to be that it might be hard to justify the price difference for most people.

[@tusharahire2737]

Have you checked LG QNED 81?

[@josephhiggs3755]

You haven’t mentioned reflections on the screen. We have a LG OLED 55 C2 and the window reflections are awful. I understand LG have recently introduced an anti glare coating to the screen of certain models but are unsure which. I believe the Samsung 55 QN90C also has an anti glare coating. Is this correct?

[@bluegold-wt3hs]

It has one you can't notice a window on the screen but there's still a shimmering

[@glenn1964]

A comparison between this model vs Panasonic MZ2000 Thanks!

[@conraddevera]

is oled better now (vs say 3yrs ago) on handling darker scenes? crushed black I believe is the term? I don't mind the peak brightness, but losing the details on darker scenes is what I don't like really

[@grantorino9049]

No its not; even dark scenes are better on a Mini LED like Sony X95K or X95L

[@conraddevera]

@@grantorino9049 unfortunately the top model of Sony is only available in big sizes here

[@jonathanparle8429]

@@grantorino9049 I'm specifically thinking of going OLED because of that and the fact that content these days is so dark, the better the dark detail the better overall.

[@craigosterberg5045]

Thanks

[@vladimirvidovic7443]

Why dont you test qn90 in dynamic mode? You will see all of the stars 😃👍🏼

[@3dkiller]

Burn in is more a problem for QD-Oled then Oled. 8:28 C3 has way more detail.

[@Sejuani89]

9:38 C3 looks horrendous 😢 11:28 QN90C have way better skin tone

[@animals7473]

​@@Sejuani89 11:28 samsung has high warmer colors, LG has more natural color

[@NexGenTek]

Not really

[@SidorovichJr]

just buy s95b, its the best of the two world rn

[@makoto5280]

@@loki76 Because OLEDs will look more blueish on camera. In person they are warmer. Newbie comment.

[@SER6I0]

On youtube we can't get a real sense of the images, but as soon as we see the Oled's in person we don't want anything else. I particularly prefer the LG OLED.

[@ryanu.4953]

Oled is for sure better, but only for a specific time window. As long as you replace your OLED tv every 3-5 years, they’re amazing. Unfortunately, even without taking burn in into consideration, the organic material breaks down in OLED, diminishing color sharpness. You won’t notice it in person because it’s such a slow process until you put a new tv beside it.

[@inderbirsingh9751]

⁠​⁠@@ryanu.4953have you had that experience with the oled diminishing colour? Which model and how long did it take before you noticed?

[@girishgandhi5520]

How about the sound comparison?

[@user-vc9ks1dh7h]

Samsung qn90c or sony x90l which one is better?

[@Evaquiel]

2:73 that blooming though... (yes, i know the camera exaggerates the effect, but even so)

[@mrpicky1868]

you aware you can change backlight zone behavior? and a lot of other stuff

[@rpolee9035]

turn of the lights and the oled shines brighter😇😇

[@AnthonyRafha]

C3 amazing!

[@MrFLORESBR]

Please could you compare 85 inch QN85C vs 83 inch C3? The QN85C is half of the price of C3, but it is worth the savings?

[@ryanu.4953]

If you get an 85” tv, you might want to consider 8k, pixel saturation gets diminished when the TV’s get so large. Definitely look at them in person, at comparable distances from tv that it will be in your house.

[@MelancholicAwesomnes]

Nice comparison but it does feel like the S90C is making the QN90 series redundant (barring supplies issues) given that they are essentially are the same price at the current moment. It will be hard for either of these tv's to compete with it. I'm curious going forward what happens to the QN90 series? Does Samsung aggressively discount it or is their room for innovation?

[@lancealex382]

It's a good point. The SDR should be better on LEDs but now they've apparently nerfed the specular highlights even more the qdoled is equal there too. Dse is terrible on these mini LEDs too.

[@charlesmyers8150]

It seems like the QN QLEDS are being downgraded in favor of oleds and qd oleds, but the oleds still need to get brighter and end burnin once and for all. I am waiting for the QN QLED 95C ,possibly be the best and last of the best QN QLEDS. I don't consider Hisense mini leds until they have much better processors.

[@Sejuani89]

​@Lance Alex I have last year's QN90B and it has no DSE at all, I was surprised

[@lancealex382]

@@charlesmyers8150 if you want the best led I'd probably say the Sony x95k, it should be a reasonable price by now. From my experience, although I prefer the Samsung motif, it's local dimming is sometimes too aggressive, especially in gaming. I'd rather just live with a slight extra bloom personally. I had and really liked the QN 95a and I know it was rated higher than the Sony but the local dimming issues were just too much sometime and it was miles cheaper than the Sony at the time, like nearly half the price

[@charlesmyers8150]

@@Sejuani89 how's the blooming, any black crush? Did you get it calibrated? Thanks

[@KastkingAngler]

Is the QN90C worth the extra money over the QN85C? I'm looking at the 75" model and the 90C is about $400 more.

[@1anre]

Yeah. What did you get?

[@KastkingAngler]

@@1anre Got a killer deal for a qn85b at Costco for $1099.

[@Sal112350]

If you have a living room with lots of windows or bright room, Mini LED qn90 is the winner, but if you have a controled dark room OLED is fantastic. I bought sony A80 77" Oled, big problem with my bright room, I couldn't see the image, so I returned it and bought SS qn85a 85", big difference.

[@1anre]

If your room was bright. Why was the OLED not useful there?

[@freud1025]

@@1anre OLED pixels cannot get bright enough to counteract the external light falling on them. Resulting in dim picture.

[@Zack-fu8sn]

Looking forward to the gaming comparison

[@buntyboomboom2978]

Can you compare LG C10 v C1 v C2 vs C3

[@MillisecondFalcon]

It would be really helpful if you could compare the 42\43 inch versions, as these are more likely to be used for gaming or as a monitor. I think Samsung have stuck with the VA panel on the QN90C. I would be keen to know if the ghosting problem that plagued last year's model has been reduced or fixed. Plus it would be good to see if the C3 has any noticeable improvement at the smaller screen size, seeing as they are also using the same panel as last year. Thanks 🙂

[@TechWithKG]

43" & 50" are significantly different peak brightness is basically cut in half from these 55"+ versions. I have a review of the 43" version up.

[@streamroller1974]

@@TechWithKG cut in half ? are u kidding C2 42 was around 630 nits while 55 and 65 were averaging 750 ish So c3 42 would be 750 ish this gen.

[@gimoon0125]

@@streamroller1974 Not again. 42 & 48 are still around 650 even in C3.

[@streamroller1974]

@@gimoon0125 any evidence ? or u own it ? 😁 HARD PASS if true

[@markchristantaguiam819]

​@@streamroller1974The 42 inch C3 maxes out at 728 nits.

[@PcGamingForFun]

how come qn90c motion is clearer?!

[@johnnydg4576]

I'll say the tv does provide a great picture. Love the brightness and color. PS5 looks great and the colors on the Nintendo Switch look amazing. My issue is the backlight bleed. I had back light bleed. Showed a pic of it to a member of bestbuys geek squad and he said he would return it so I did. The replacement had even worse backlight bleed. You don't always see it but it's something that can worsen. I've seen other people show photos of theirs with less then mine amd complaining yet I'd settle with what they had. Guess I'll be either exchanging it again or move up to the LG C3. I got it for $600 off so I'd prefer to keep this model for that reason and it is a great tv otherwise. Coming from a 2017 LG B7P OLED

[@Singh-pq7tk]

Which type of panel qn90c uses ads or ips , big confusion kindly share product code.

[@Ehrle6969]

43 50 va Rest ips

[@3r1kz]

I don't understand why the C3 looks so dimmed down, especially when gaming. I have an older OLED (E6) but with OLED Lightness set at 100 its so damn bright, very different compared to some of the comparisons here, more like the VIVID mode, although I don't even use that one. Also the new OLED's can go brighter than mine so I just don't understand. Then another thing I noticed, the image on the C3 looks way sharper. Almost like 4K vs 1090P. Is this purely a camera or angle issue here, or is the QN90C seriously this blurry!?

[@Hallelujah3r]

Take your tv off of power save mode

[@steadychaosproductions3376]

Q90C hangs tough, but id take the C3; image looks a bit more detailed and clean overall on the C3.

[@TechWithKG]

This is the first year I am personally saying C series beats the 90 series overall, the processing changes made to the C3 to keep the perceived brightness higher is a bigger deal than I thought it would be.

[@steadychaosproductions3376]

@@TechWithKG LG has come a long way with its processing.

[@PcGamingForFun]

@@TechWithKG then how come qn90c motion is clearer here?!

[@hastensavoir7782]

How many dimming zones for 50” QN90C??

[@hivetech4903]

504

[@abhisheksen8907]

Why this pcd pannel has more pop colours than OLED tv

[@bucclao209]

What’s better to get C3 or G2??? What’s better pop?

[@Ehrle6969]

G2

[@Uuuung]

Do you recommend QN95B vs QN90C?

[@Markzy_DM]

QN90 B is same panel as QN95B and cheaper if ur outside of EU,. both is VA panels.

[@przemekprzemek8343]

​@@Markzy_DM 90b better 90c?

[@Uuuung]

@@Markzy_DM The difference between QN90B and QN95B is that QN95B has the same processor as the 8K models, better sound technology, and brightness.

[@marcinchouj3552]

I have a Samsung Neo QLED QN95C I think it crushes all OLED tv

[@leoncloud6683]

care to share your experience with qn95c? i'm contemplating C3 vs QN95c, i know OLEDS have the micro contrast and deep blacks but how does qn95c stack up to it?

[@robtennant98]

Does your tv have a lot of blooming?

[@mauri113]

@@leoncloud6683x2

[@DarkLionn83]

I replaced my G2 with the qn900b and I regret it.I will put my G2 back. I miss the contrast and the picture clarity

[@PetrisonRocha]

I think OLED got to the point where PQ is just perfect (at least perfect enough for me), especially QD-OLED. The only thing I care about is how resistant to burn in new models can be.

[@jessa.3857]

Im between the QN90C and the S90C for mainly gaming and Netflix/Regular TV watching. While I dont rhink I watch too many dark games/movies/TV......im well aware of the blooming that occurs with miniLED sets. Is the S90C close in brightness of the QN90C??

[@TechWithKG]

Yes S90C looks very close in brightness in most scenes, but the really bright scenes will still stand out more than the S90C if next to eachother, you can't go wrong with either but I would say S90C is the better overall TV.

[@1anre]

​@@TechWithKGFor 55" and price, do you think the S90C is worth it for an Xbox Series X even though it might have burn-in over time compared to thr QN90C?

[@ryanu.4953]

Be very wary of OLED for games. Due to stagnant things like the HUD or minimap, and gaming’s naturally long sessions, burn in will happen. Burn in isn’t actually that bad if it’s the only game you play, since the burn in will be covered by the actual image, but if you play a large variety, it’ll get to you fast.

[@jessa.3857]

@@ryanu.4953 This is one of the main reasons I went with the QN90C. Just got it yesterday from Samsung. 85"!!

[@1anre]

@ryanu.4953 with gaming you're good either OLED unlike when watching news or sports. OLED is the best for gaming, you can't get better with Neo QLED or QLEDs. You can't

[@ZincoTommy]

I was hesitating between these 2 models and I still can't choose, who could help me please?

[@tails21c]

At the last scene g3 c3 brightness differ alot

[@mankat6562]

LG handles burn in better than any other brand. Fact

[@skywatcher9076]

FACTS my LG CX 65 has no problem with burn in and I play video games all night and leave it on all night I just set it to dim when I'm not active

[@DavidBrown-eo3hw]

Great video. Any chance of doing a G3 (in vivid mode/dtm on/ brightness preferred) vs Qn90c head to head? My current tv is always in vivid mode even in the dark. I would like an oled, but they are too dim for me. Im curious if the G3 is bright enough for me. Im not a big gamer, but do the consoles allow you to select always on for hdr? If so, would that be a work around for the Lg sdr game mode problem? Just a thought. Thanks.

[@paulcox2447]

Vivid is just a shitty blue color temperature. I don't see the appeal. It sounds like all you're interested in his viewing something that is subjectively the brightest you can possibly get it which means you might as well just stick with an LCD turned all the way up because an old what is never going to be that bright and comparison. Nor you doing any kind of critical viewing where you might need it.

[@DavidBrown-eo3hw]

Not exactly. First, tvs are subjective. You like what you like. There is no right or wrong way to watch tv. Second. If you watch these lcd vs oled comparisons that KG does, the oleds look like you are wearing sunglasses when there is natural light, ice, snow, etc. He even mentions oleds deficiency in this type of content. I watch sports, old movies in sdr, Christmas movies, etc. I want it to look realistic, not dim. Ive always wanted an oled for the contrast, but they are just too dim for me. I thought maybe the G3 might look close to an lcd in vivid mode.

[@dreme7902]

Is there much black bar bleeding in Qn90c?

[@TechWithKG]

Smaller bars like 1.90 and 2.00:1 can struggle if there’s a ton of lights going on near the bottom and top of the screen . Average 2.35 bars seem to be having no problems.

[@dreme7902]

@@TechWithKG Thanks man. And ive currently got the qn90b, i have issues with it so i can get it replaced - the store offered the qn90c would you take it or something else?

[@minstrelca]

Your C3 is slightly lower and not aligned to the qn90c for some reason. Was there a reason for that :) ?

[@TechWithKG]

both are on stands and the C3 stand sits lower than the QN90C

[@modernwize]

The QN90C couldn't stand the C3.

[@mgt739]

Why do both screens say TCL on them at portions of this vid?

[@TechWithKG]

It’s a demo used on TCL at stores that’s all

[@Adin100]

Should i buy C3 for gaming and watching sports? To pair with ps5

[@TechWithKG]

Why not the Samsung S90C QD OLED or S95B? I don't see too many reasons to get a C3 over those unless you need a size those don't offer.

[@Adin100]

@@TechWithKG i thought the C3 caters more to the gamer side

[@TechWithKG]

@@Adin100 Nah thats just a popular narrative said by people who never compared it to anything else in gaming or don't know care about gaming so they take the short cut in saying what the popular opinion is. LG game mode especially this year is really incomplete in comparison and with picture quality in mind its worse than the competition.

[@MrArjay123]

Damnnn the Samsung look better when you were comparing the pictures ! I had my mind set on oled also. I think Samsung is the way . I’ll be using it for games . Ps5 mostly . Movies and tv on the side

[@saladbreath607]

Good Goddenstein, i have to learn a new language to understand how these tvs work. I must be getting old!

[@tw5991]

I think I’ll take the better brighter.

[@abdelrahmanahmed424]

I think the nano cell is the golden middle tv

[@fullhd5277]

What I understand from you : Is that if you prefer watching with all brightness enhancements turned off , then lg is gonna look brighter and more consistent for you .

[@kinglif8854]

Enhancements mean more inconsistent brightness on the content.

[@fullhd5277]

Yes with max brightness on the abl become more relaxed and you get brighter image but the brightness will fluctuate , with it off you get dimmer image but more consistent brightness .

[@michaelwyckoff7593]

Yo kG both look good.

[@hawkeye1370]

The C3 has a more precise image in my opinion, a cleaner image, that makes the QN90C look by comparison just a little bit blurry, for example around 10:38 to 10:42.

[@3dkiller]

I agree

[@Sejuani89]

You wish

[@hawkeye1370]

@@Sejuani89 lol I don't wish anything, that's just what I see.

[@thevisi0naryy]

My life would be a lot easier if they made a 42” QD oled

[@noxakaiii]

c3 lg has a 42 inch model

[@thevisi0naryy]

@@noxakaiii I want QD in 42

[@V.S.011]

Mini Led super 👍🏻

[@alexandrusava642]

i honestly thought the one on the left was the oled. Wow the Samsung looks better

[@thbtse]

I have LG B9 oled, oled is unbeatable. But after 3 years, the tv has burn-in problem. I guess the G2 and later version should be last longer, panel not that heat compare with my B9. Anyway, I will select back to QLed now for longer life cycle. If QLEd or OLed, depends on your lifestyle, if you don’t mind to keep upgrade your TV, OLED. If you buy tv when your old one can’t use, I prefer you buy regular LED.

[@thbtse]

Moreover, compare with Samsung/sony’s RGB and LG’s WRGB of Oled, LG burn in should be lower chance to happen. You can check rting to learn more before make decision. I saw some electronic store that keep turn on the tv, can see burn-in problem even that model launched less than 1 year.

[@LeezahB]

I guessed which one was which!!!

[@przemekprzemek8343]

Qn90c better qn90b?