mini-LED vs OLED in 2023! One CLEAR choice!

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Finding the right TV has not gotten any easier, and comparing TVs online can be a headache-inducing experience, but lucky for you, I'm here to help! If you're deciding between OLED and mini-LED, this is the video for you, so grab some popcorn, sit back, and let's figure out which TV is better suited for you!
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[@ttharmor]

"one clear choice" but I'm not going to say it. come on.

[@birdtj82]

I am unclear about ur choice. Lol i know mien clear choice :) 🎉😊

[@birdtj82]

I am unclear about ur choice. Lol i know mien clear choice :) 🎉😊

[@C-man553]

Plasma

[@darlingtonvelandzie5750]

Brokies like me are here to look out for other oled options basically just because oled is expensive 😂😂, knowing very well that it's ultimately the best choice. Nothing beats oled😅. We're here for just justifications 😅😅

[@alexdefoc6919]

Mini led. No burn in. We need more advancements to surpass oled by no burn and quality of oled

[@the0neObserver]

Mini led TV doesn't need a darker room, last longer. Even though oled has better viewing angle, but who really watch from a 120° angle. Even the idea of a curved flat TV is not very useful other than a conversation piece. You still miss the view when you pass the curve.

[@exsinner]

When it comes to TV, oled For my PC, i'll take mini led over oled just because of potential burn in issue with static ui.

[@tradermike5422]

This is on point! 👏

[@deathab0ve]

I have an OLED for Gaming. It has been in use for 4 months now. I mostly play the exact same game, CS2 which has very static hud. I can't find any burn in at all.

[@roadrunner1095]

@@deathab0ve Burn in is not really an issue... but there are other issues with oled, banding and edge panel degradation. Wait for a year or two... and than do a full screen colour test, especially grey will be deformed.

[@IonorRea]

In theory, issues with current mini-LED displays should be solvable if mini-LEDs can work as both area switchable thing which is great for great contrast in pictures, or in alternative mode when all mini-LEDs could be always on as on classic LED IPS display, so you trade a bit of contrast and power efficiency for fast response in games and movies without ghosting and high contrast edge bloom in fast-changing scenes...

[@jgilliam1955]

My OLED had burn in at 13 months. I did not notice until it was pointed out to me.

[@doudymac]

With a bright living room, the winner is clear for me. MiniLED all day. 👍

[@LoopyChew]

As a guy who really likes rhythm gaming even nowadays (I somehow still have Rock Band drums!), the instant response of OLED, either WOLED or QD-OLED, work heavily in my favor. honestly the next thing I want to figure out is minimizing audio lag.

[@SethBrodzik]

Hey as a fellow rock band drum rhythm gamer that's good to know haha

[@juanme555]

so...crt monitor?

[@LoopyChew]

@@juanme555 Yeah, obviously a CRT monitor would be ideal, except I think a 77” widescreen CRT would fall through my floor, and I don’t have a basement.

[@juanme555]

@@LoopyChew Why would you ever use a 77 inch display as your pc monitor?

[@LoopyChew]

@@juanme555 This is a video about TVs and I’m talking about a console game. Where did you get the impression I was ever referring to a computer monitor? EDIT: Wait, I used “monitor” in my reply. My bad. I meant a CRT screen, not monitor.

[@RodMurray777]

lol I like the way you made the thumbnail on the mini Led look washout

[@sorenvitarelli]

I have a Samsung 55” qn90a mini-led and a 48” LG C2 OLED. Both are great TVs and offer great viewing experiences. I do like the mini-led more for daytime viewing as it gets bright enough to overpower glare.

[@lancealex382]

Don't you find the HDR far more satisfying on the qdled too?

[@Legenkilla]

@@lancealex382that may be where i feel it shines, sure ur blacks are not ink. But man almost 2k brightness?? Ur highlights will shine

[@SiNNEi2]

How abt combining both... Have u tried a QDOLED?

[@sorenvitarelli]

@@SiNNEi2 I actually just got one. My brother’s TV died so I gave him my qn90a and now I’m using the s95c. It’s absolutely amazing looking TV, but it cost an arm and a leg. Glare isn’t really an issue since it can get really bright to overpower it. You do get a light pinkish tone directly where bright lights hit the screen, but I prefer that over the bright reflections I see on my LG c2.

[@Brandywine92]

Wow we are so closely aligned! I also have 55" QN90A, but a 42" C2 as well. I prefer my mini led. The circle jerking around OLED is incredible.

[@dexterm7666]

You did not even say, in your own opinion, what is the 'clear choice'.

[@Hillbilly973]

One of the most useful tech reviews I've seen. Enough tech for understanding, but way more real world demonstration and insights. Your personality and energy is tops! Thanks. JT from downunder 🇦🇺

[@jon4lakers]

🙏🙏🙏

[@boohoo5419]

wtf are you talking about.. this was a 11:09 advertising not a technical video.. he talked more about the stupid roboter then about tvs..

[@Hillbilly973]

Don't wtf me pencil neck! I found value in this vid. If you didn't that's your issue!

[@boohoo5419]

@@Hillbilly973 bcs your clearly not the smartest cookie around.. lol.. pencil neck.. rofl..

[@RockBandPlayer84]

OLED doesn't need to get as bright to produce the same colors because each pixel illuminates itself. I have a C2 and watching anything in Dolby Vision is jaw dropping

[@tack3411]

I wish

[@Skrenja]

Yeah, except for that LG forces a few stupid settings on (motion Interpolation/real cinema) while watching Dolby vision and HDR content. It also kind of drives me crazy that the different formats have completely seperate menus. That should be streamlined a bit.

[@FenixPajarito]

Oleds crush black that's another problem especially LGs.. I own the CX and I had the C1

[@tangoadvance8393]

Thanks for the video, my question is do OLED's still fade in colour over time? No one seems to mention it.

[@fabriciomendes460]

The brightness on oldest nowadays gets lower after 50-100 thousand hours, it's so much time people don't even mention it in reviews

[@mauriciosalazar2289]

Both OLED and All LEDs lose brightness over time but most likelly you get get another TV before that hapowns.

[@sj460162]

Great video. So mini led for daytime?

[@javierechevarria1548]

Great video.Thank you for educating us.

[@jon4lakers]

🙏

[@HarveyTAS]

I have an 85" Samsung Mini LED... OLED was more for the same size, but I'm sure I would have been happy with that tech as well. I have no regrets as games, movies and TV are all spectacular. I had to turn down the brightness quite a bit for my basement setting though, so I'm glad I went with the QN85B over the brighter 90B.

[@---GOD---]

The QN85B uses an IPS panel whereas the 90B uses a VA panel. The VA would be much closer to an OLED in terms of contrast and black levels. Both great TVs either way.

[@HarveyTAS]

@@---GOD--- Yes, but not in the 85" model. Samsung only has VA for the 85" size. Not sure if that has changed for the QNXXC model year though.

[@Sal112350]

@@HarveyTAS I got 85" QN85A for 2 years now and my regret when I got it was the rainbow effect of my LED living room ceiling. Now I just turn off the light at night, it has the wide angle coating. The advantage is when you watched it during daytime, very bright ambient, no problem, even off angle viewing is Ok.

[@HarveyTAS]

@@Sal112350 Interesting. There are small differences between the 85B and the 90B... One was the anti reflection coating. Mines in the basement with little ambient light so no reflection issues.

[@birdtj82]

@@HarveyTASdamn,,,could have Waited for Hisense U8K 85” . I went to Stores checked QN90B QN85B, S95B , Hisense U8H. 😮 Hisense U8H was like 96-98% utter close to S95B in PERSON. Like that level of stunning. QN95B wsa about 94%-96% match S95B in terms Black/blooming. QN90B about 92-94% matching SS95B. N QN85B was about 88-90% matching S95B in blooming n contrast. Understand MOST of those models did NOT even com up in 85” last yr. Barely even 75”. Yes QN85B still GREAT buy . Seriously for the Size/budget/availability. It’s sweet spot at time. Absolutely 👍🏻

[@michaelwyckoff7593]

Hey Jon I have both miniled and WOLED and QD OLED. Honestly I love all of them. 😊😊😊

[@nikitabbrv5947]

what you will choose for games in daylight?)

[@tim-schnitzler]

What tv is that on 5.07. Like the stand on it.

[@bearwolfable]

It's 2023! Where are the chapters at?

[@danielfarmland7443]

What about vertical banding on 83 and 85" panels? I've gone through 4 83" lg c2 panels all have horrible jail bar vertical banding. Is mini led any better at banding? Thinking about switching out the c2.

[@TheMoises1213]

What’s banding?

[@hindleymanb6626]

Don't ask and don't look for it because once you see it you won't be able to unsee it

[@WooDeWow]

I’m can’t decide between the Sony A80L or the Sony X93L. Or should I go all out and spend the extra $ and get the Sony A95L which I rlly want to to spend $1600 extra than what the A80L & X93L are selling for . I CANT DECIDE !!! I need a 65” that supports HDR10, Dolby vision, Dolby Atmos, AirPlay, homekit, which fhey all have . FML

[@hoodaguy]

Are the LGs MLA true oleds? I am finding that the a95k has a blooming and weaker black levels than my previous sets. I think it's because of the QD technology but I don't know what MLA is or if it's similar to QLED.

[@bpowick]

MLA stands for Micro Lens Array. It's basically a layer of very tiny half domes (lenses basically) that recapture outward going light from the screen that would usually just scatter and be 'lost'. I'm not sure of the specifics but it basically means they can use that captured light to make the screen brighter and more vibrant. An OLED, no matter what panel type, definitely shouldn't be blooming so if it is maybe it's faulty or has a calibration issue?

[@samirshah5411]

I have an old LG C1 77 inch and recently got the 85 inch TCLQM8 and honestly for the money I love the TCL!! I don’t think the OLED counterpart slightly better picture quality, warrant the $2000 premium.

[@DNGMaestro]

Is 2000 considered premium for a 85 inch tv?

[@SiNNEi2]

Do u watch 4k blu ray movs?

Just bought 77 inch S95C, an upgrade from my 7 year old 65 inch LG B7 and the brightness difference is astonishing. When I turn on game mode I had to decrease the brightness, it is that high. OLED TV's improved so much over the years. Also using Samsung Neo G8 OLED monitor, never regretted it. The colors and contrast is so amazing. Every panel has a lifespan, be it OLED or LED doesn't matter, they are gonna die. If I can use a panel for a solid 5-7 years, that is enough for me. You will want to buy new technology anyway. Like when the micro led costs go downs, everyone will want one.

[@Kodadisiyah]

Mini led or oled?

[@PRpride20]

I had the LG C1 and after 3 years of gaming on it, got a burn in when I was told not to worry about it. I switched to the Hisense u7n and couldn't be happier

[@umunnacharles5372]

U don't miss the colours and contrast on the oled?

[@TheSkepticSkwerl]

Blooming isn't from "gradual fall off". It's from the backlight array.

[@asaddst.9926]

49" Odyssey Neo G9 Quantum Mini-LED vs 49" Odyssey G9 Oled which one better?

[@yourlocalhuman3526]

What are you using the monitor for? Also how long is the burn in warranty? I've got a DWF OLED and I use it for everything from gaming to programming. It comes with 3 years burn in cover too so I'm chilling. Plus I've got 3 years insurance on top of it so I'm chilling.

[@ThroughJermainesLens]

Love my mini LED but i will say bloom can be a thing, at least when it comes to mine

[@---GOD---]

Blooming issues is why I decided to go with an LG OLED instead of a Samsung Neo QLED.

[@lorddrifter7296]

​@@birdtj82no blooming but the motion was ass so i returned it

[@birdtj82]

@@lorddrifter7296 how is motion ass tho? I have same 8bit upscale to 10bit panel. Doing fine. Do u do some high processing game drove tV to shut down??? I am waiting for motion issue to pop out at my 2 Hisense. They do NOT occur. What setting did u use. I tried the Film Maker mode, IT literally becomes JUMPY. Jagged. Even just playing KZbin drome videos. It’s always smooth with Standard, n anything theater mode. Did u do weird setting?

[@Mulletforhire]

Samsung qn90b is as close to OLED as you could get last year, no blooming and I love mine. Chose it over OLED and it was same price. I actually had the LG, Sony and Samsung reps there when I ordered mine and they all agreed it was the best option for no burn in and LG rep and Sony rep said Burn in is an issue still so jot sure what this guy's talking about, maybe if you never game and don't mind the screen dimming on you....

[@IonorRea]

In theory, issues with current mini-LED displays should be solvable if mini-LEDs can work as both area switchable thing which is great for great contrast in pictures, or in alternative mode when all mini-LEDs could be always on as on classic LED IPS display, so you trade a bit of contrast and power efficiency for fast response in games and movies without ghosting and high contrast edge bloom in fast-changing scenes...

[@highdefnews175]

What size were these sets?

[@israelsalas5955]

I can live with a little bit of bloom in exchange of amazing brightness and color POP of Mini LED tvs! i Can’t stand dim OLEDs

[@BeatelementhePiH]

MINI LED is still way cheaper when it comes to flagships. In Germany a 77 inch Sony A95L costs 6.200 € while a 75 inch X95L costs 3.200 €. Even a 85 inch X95L costs 4.200 Euro, so 2.000 Euro less than the OLED flagship...

[@birdtj82]

Hey can u LOOK UP : Hisense UX mini led in GErmany??? I am CURIOUS if they sell that panel there??? I am in Canada, they do NOT sell it here. I know they sell that one in Europe. I am so wanting it. It has 5000 local dimming 16 bit chip. It should have the most butter fluid image. 😮

[@BeatelementhePiH]

@@birdtj82 Yes, right now they are selling the 85 Inch model including cashback and taxes for 3869 € (5.595 C$) here in Germany. If you can't get it, what is your use case (streaming, gaming, ...) and what is your current TV size and distance to your TV? Do you want to buy a mini LED because of pricing or why no OLED?

[@boohoo5419]

if you buy a 77 inch tv and not a projector with 100 inch.. your lost anyway.. you pay a premium for NOTHING. i remember a time when 65 inch where extremely expensive.. now everyone has 65 inch.. 10 inch more isnt woth 4000€!

[@zeth479]

Yeah tbh id love an OLED but the price is really keeping me away from it.

[@greatpix]

LG made some LED tv's using WRGB technology and it was reported by several magazine/sites that the resolution was more like 2K with color images and only in true b&w did you get the full 4K resolution. Does the same apply to the LG OLEDs? I realize the tech is completely different than LED.

[@RobertK1993]

No LG LCD/LED TVs use Quantum Dots and they bloom boxes

[@carlosk8103]

Whatever you get these days as long as it's at least decent mid range TV your ok .The content type will matter much more than the TV. A good mid range TV these days can do 1000 nits + and get great contrast with local dimming.. The main problem I find is the lack of 4k content in general and even more rare is HDR content.. For me I find my TV looks great in with HDR content but 480p content is still 480p content. It's watchable but just doesn't compare to HDR.. Even regular 4k doesn't look very good compared to HDR content..

[@rachmadsuhartono]

I get wowed more by my current Samsung QN700B than my previous Sony A8G

[@colonelkfc33]

Drop the $150K on the Samsung MicroLED John!

[@greatpix]

What I like about OLED is that they are making some practically paper thin. However I also like Samsung's feature of having most of the electronics in a box hidden away and everything plugging into that, with only a thin wire connection to the TV needed. Their 'Frame' model is a good idea too.

[@rsp3898]

You are taking about tvs that are 4k...but you upload in 1080p...

[@GraaD-87]

The burn-in isn't something that "could technically happen". It WILL happen, inevitably. It's part of what OLED is by design. Only question is "when?" Sure, new tricks buy more time, pushing the problem beyond the warranty period, but thats as far as it goes. Saying otherwise is wishful thinking. Some people might say there's no VISIBLE burn-in on the newest panels: sure, because it's hidden by diminishing the state of all neightbouring pixels, basically "burning" the whole screen to level with the worst parts. Which in return brings visible banding to the table, and it's not good either. So... miniLED is the way to go if you want the screen to last. That is until microLED comes into play eventually.

[@Telvarous]

I had a 65" 93L and my 6 year old accidently threw something at it and cracked the screen. I only had for 3 months and did not want to drop another $1,700 again to get the exact TV again. I instead just went back to my old samsung 55" tv. I REALLY miss the 93L so damn bad.

[@zeusfitter007]

Cornelius Would Be Proud.🙌🏻

[@lancealex382]

There's very much still a market for both. Blooming, dirty screen, screen judder, full screen sustained brightness, colour saturation, pixel to pixel contrast- Neither technology does all of these better than the other.

[@IonorRea]

In theory, issues with current mini-LED displays should be solvable if mini-LEDs can work as both area switchable thing which is great for great contrast in pictures, or in alternative mode when all mini-LEDs could be always on as on classic LED IPS display, so you trade a bit of contrast and power efficiency for fast response in games and movies without ghosting and high contrast edge bloom in fast-changing scenes...

[@imopn]

Personal choise is a good quality miniled. But sadly so many is just avg at best. Dont get how Apple can put so many back lights on a 12inch pro tablet or the MacBook pro 16 but so many tv manufacturers cant do it on a 70inch plus panel

[@Jack_Sparrow131]

Simple.. for 2 reasons.. 1- R&D.. it's take so much money to get a high level of optimizations & tuning 2- Costs.. 120Hz 4K mid-range TVs costs like $600 - $1200 .. while IPhone products are expensive.. so yeah, U can't compare high end phone with like mid range TVs.. Yes.. Quality high-end Mini-LED / Q-LED will slightly better, but even then.. they won't pay High R&D & high Hardware costs for just Also.. 25-kg TV already cost high to produce & ship, unlike small 0.2-kg phones Lol.. that's why TVs always try to cut corners to get higher cheaper productions costs (plus majority of people care less for TVs quality compared to phones)

[@chihanlee512]

Mini led better. Oled can only last awhile before burn in, and too much contrast

[@TemJuul]

Can you elaborate?

[@billtinnell2206]

Mini LED is better than OLED. More brightness, detail, better motion processing, better overall picture and no burn in! You can't get an OLED in 85"! Just got the Sony X95L 85" and it is AMA-A-A-A-ZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Mini LED all the way.

[@TheValiantZero]

Such a great TV. Could you do a longer write-up for its picture quality/gaming?

[@zihechen3111]

That is the man knowing sht.

[@reallukx]

So hard for me to decide to get Sony A95L or X95L :(

[@reallukx]

At the end I bought X95L :)

[@Legend66441]

​@@reallukxwhat are your first impressions, I'm in the market and x95l is way more affordable than its oled counterpart. Thanks!

[@reallukx]

@@Legend66441 love it. I really don't see any drawbacks. Blacks are totally black. Sound is amazing. One more plus for me over oled was that it uses less electricity ( in this inflation its a big plus :)

[@Legend66441]

@@reallukx Nice one that's good to hear! I was worried about the black levels but even if there is a tiny bit of blooming I can put up with it considering the price difference. Cheers mate.

[@RobertK1993]

Mini LED close to OLED its brighter only new tech may beat Mini LED in brightness eventually QD OLED.

[@Force_Air7]

LG miniLed vs LG OLED G3 your choice?

[@ooanea]

I have the same dilema price is almost identical here LG 77g3 or Sony 75x95? :)

[@VL4GPX]

@@ooanea definetly sony x95l

[@TheJediRevan]

This is a very MrWhosetheboss style video. Kind of dig it.

[@jon4lakers]

Taking influence from the best.

[@Campwise05]

Nice video Jon!

[@cmontes7961]

Mini LED is just a fancy LCD TV.

[@bogdanapopii7825]

So....who is the best for you?

[@jon4lakers]

I bought my LG G2 OLED last year. If I was getting one this year it would be tough to not seriously consider the Sony.

[@SantianoBe]

So a non answer basicly? You should become a politician.

[@Bambotb]

​@@SantianoBedislike video

[@mustafahussain3972]

What was the movie shown in the demo video not avatar thanks in advance

[@muhammadq1]

Give a timestamp 8:55 ?

[@mustafahussain3972]

​@muhammadq1 thanks for the reply bro.. I've got it now it was ted lasso series the colours on that show pop

[@yeynot]

so which is the clear choice???????

[@yuitam1853]

I want to know either

[@bjs2022]

The first flat panel TVs were monitors (no tuners) in the late 1990s and they were plasmas, extremely expensive and most had a shiny screen that also meant that they had to be used in a darkened room with no reflected light sources in line with the TV. Then came LCDs that were much brighter, lower cost, and more practical for the average home but they had picture problems, including both vertical and horizontal angle of view and motion and pixel blurring. I and my friend have both the first and last Panasonic plasmas and he also has today's top model LG OLED and we both think that overall the plasmas still have superior picture quality, especially in terms of color. Of course, they don't have HDR but most content sources do not have HDR, including for the "Next Generation" (ATSC 3) over-the-air antenna TV that is the least compressed compared to cable and satellite TV. I am still using my 42" 2005 Panasonic plasma but with still the gold standard of TV recorders, the last four generation/models of the OTA capable TiVos. Streaming is still best done with dedicated devices like Apple TV, Roku, Chromecast, etc.

[@---GOD---]

I have an old Panasonic plasma and the contrast and vibrancy is excellent for such an old TV. But it does have some burn-in which kind of sucks but it's not always noticeable. Still, my OLED is the best display I've ever laid my eyes on. OLED right now beats every other tech by a mile. Hopefully my OLED doesn't get any burn-in.

[@birdtj82]

That’s such GRANDPA tech tho Plasma is veyr dated now. U might seek diff tv . Like QD-OLED . 😊 there ppl hold onto like most PREMIUM Cadillac from the 1990s luxry. I know exactly d “holding onto d “ strip down having nothing advanced on it elite gadget means to a lot of ppl.

[@birdtj82]

WElcome to CHECK this panel --since U thought Plasma is MOST elite panel . Look it up” SHARP AQUOS QUATRUM-BACK LIT LED” --it was d one destroyed Plasma. Plasma is VERY dim. Peak about 200-300 nits. It’s almost unwatchable during day time. But LCD is Bright but blooming issues(back in d day) In 2009-2012 -Japanese SHARP AQuos (Aquos is their Made in Japan 🇯🇵 premium) had invented -2 Layer TV. --Back lit LED. It had Back layer panel handle Brightness--HIGH color Volume, Front panel control black. So d TV can OPENLY SPIKE peak brightness 🔆 have Extremely high Color VOLUME = at same time. To result d MOST rich/vibrant color. 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Yet has insane black control of true black.---thats d MOTHER concept of --QLED/ULED technology in all MINI LED . 🎉hello ,plasma friend. It existed in 2009 . It was d BOMB in CES . Worn NO1 at CES 3 yr in a row. N destroyed Plasma n LCD. I had d newer version of that panel in 2011. -that panel could produce images look better steaming 1080P live cable tv than TVs made in 2017 2018.. 🎉🎉🎉🎉 MOST ppl did NOT know that SHARP- Aquos panels produced 100% of SONY/LG/Samsung’s Flagship LED 🎉for at least 2 yrs. That SONY, LG , Samsung selling their Flagship 60” at $5000 but they r just SHARP Aquos TV made in -Japan. Which solidified the LED as d “pre OLED” king 🤴 of TV status. N at same time ppl did NOT even know that d Next level up SHARP had MORE premium panel saved in -HOSUE . It’s called Quatrum panel. Qua means 4. Sony, LG, Samsung all tv colors are blended by 3 colors red green, blue. Quatrum invented 4th sub pixel -True yellow 😮😮😮😮 with pattern. In Latin Qua means 4. Since Quatrum 2 panel back lit 🔥 LED already had achieved Peak brightness 🔆 now it OPENLY produce d MOST high color volume(u need rich color volume to look vibrant for bright Tv other wise will look FLAT like OLED , pestle on scene like forest/ocean/sand/sunset, grass…..)😮, because it no longer having to worry d 3 color blending . That u adjust 1 shade tinny bit it affects EVERY shade, n all in between shades. All images are Mostly made by IN-between shades. All TV enthusiastically will “wow that’s legendary TV” 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 that was on every tech news that destroy PLASMA. Cuz d utter advantage of control of blooming is I relevant when there 2 Panels layers together. N SHARP-Aquos, Quatrum panel had EVERYTHING. And due to extra sub pixels, at time it could produce 16 million extra pixel/colors. U could watch all 1080P live stream cable in 2-3k visual. It’s utter insane the viewing experience. I had gone thru 2 of those panels. Even in 2017, an 2011-2012 Sharp Aquos $4000 Quatrum LED tV would still better performing 2017 SONY flagship LED. Yeah So PPL thought they bought high end SONY/LG 3D LED , $5000 panel. they didnt know they could HAVE bought BETTER panel back in the day. As Big3 brands were BUYING time. They all SET up factory in Mexico 🇲🇽 MakING CHEAP LED panels. But SHARP -TV. Holds so much TEchNOLOGY pattern. That SONY,LG had to Design their own LED, which looked like Dog 🐕 sh*t. --but they still charged $3000-5000 for their Flagship LED , d same price when they used to use SHARP Aquos panel. To fool ppl to Beleive -its BEST n premium. That’s how they predetorial ruin the Later reputation of LED> LED was d KING of TV utter shutter Plasma. Due to predetorial practice that SONY, LG, Samsung all pay $3-2 million to Bestbuy a yr to “suggest their brand” first when ppl asking for Flagship panel. Sharp left USA, n sold theri TV line to Hisense, which they bought it back. Samsung took the 2 layer tv idea n develop now we call QLED . So once Big 3 were producing over priced LED made in Mexico , ppl started hating it, cuz it did NOT look Ike what they “heard” LED suppose to look like. N when they need UPGRADe. They could nOt find anything better but OLED. Once OLED was “let me resolve this issue” , SONY/LG even in chohoots made their LED WORSE. To promote OLED. Because in business school. “Present an Issue, giving solution, promote as higher tech, ppl will fluster to ASK for d faked Higher Tech , pay 2X price” its like ppl were willing to pay BlackBerry as they were promoting as encrypted. But it only lasted when IPhone did not exist before iPhone was able to do encryption for corporate phone. Now all MINI LED- are all QLED technology. All MINI LED have 2 layer panels. U MIGH want to look into get rid of that Plasma cuz u will be utter shocked how technology had been advanced. OLED is becoming d OLD blackberry, more n more ppl are switching to MINI LED or QD-OLED>. Cuz once u use it, u CAN NEVER go BACK :O) 🎉

[@misterlexx2721]

​@@---GOD---It will if you watch alotta letterboxed scope aspect ratio (2.39:1) movies. It's best to format those movies at 28% zoom height to fill the screen and crop at 10% so the movie doesn't look squeezed. Leave that for your custom aspect ratio for those scope movies. 1.85:1 ratio movies almost fill up the screen so those are not bad. Use a dedicated streaming device such as Apple TV box or Amazon firestick or Google chromecast TV stick etc because those are hdmi connected and will allow to modify aspect ratio of scope movies.

[@yoloesad76]

Wow man ty for this

[@josepht.nguyen549]

I didn’t click on a tv review to see more than 2 minutes of a vacuum!

[@slevans57]

There is a reason OLED TV warranties do not include Burn-in issues but QLED TVs are including it in their Warranty.Buyer BeWare!

[@fordmustang5763]

I’ve had an lg oled for 7 years and knock on wood, with even playing games and watching tv channels with static banners and symbols and I’ve never seen burn in. My old plasma would have burn in with a static image after like 15 minutes of watching something and then would slowly fade. The burn in on oleds is wayyyyyyyy over exaggerated!

[@cn8299]

@@fordmustang5763 I had an OLED B7A that had horrific burn-in 2 years in. I mean it was BAD. I bought a C1 to replace it and so far it's managed much better.

[@beryozinka05]

@@fordmustang5763unfortunately I will have to disagree. I got a burn in on my OLED tv after a mere 3 weeks after buy. I’m not a heavy user at all. I had to use manual pixel cleaning to get rid of the leftover image . Next time I will definitely go for Mini LED

[@harryvlogs7833]

You should do QD OLED vs OLED

[@NexGenTek]

QD wins all day

[@SeanSecret]

Woah, never been this early :O

[@superconvoy]

You know what’s clean Jon? Not that vac, it’s those jordan 2s you got on.

[@DJordydj]

OLED had this risk of burning and has less bright panels with exaggerated colours. MiniLED won't have as many dim zones as an OLED panel of course but it's almost there when we talk about black levels with no bloom. It's gonna be there but you won't notice 99% of the time, merry me tell you. Also, that glossy layer just won't make it justice of you have your TV in a bright room.

[@jeoffer]

I purchased a TCL C845 for way less than half the cost of OLED TVs I was looking at. EDIT - LG 77" C3 $5,795 versus TCL 75" C845 for $2,295. The difference is $3,500. Australia prices.

[@victorhogvall2065]

Half the cost? I got lg c3 for pretty darn cheap

[@kevindb47]

Same got the 65 inch

[@smoothmarkymark7100]

LG Australia is ridiculous. They charge $6700 retail price for the C3 77inch. While LG USA charges $3000usd which is about $4500aud so saving $2100 if I bought it in the USA. TV prices are too much in Australia.

[@Noexcusis]

Go with mini LED OLED will burn in they have not solved that problem yet. I know from an unfortunate experience.

[@JulioCesar-ez6wf]

I'd go with the Mini LED, for the much BETTER brightness and no risk of burn-in.

[@n4th4niel100]

WOLED is not really a selling point. Best rated TV last year was A95K QDOLED by Sony. And no one really makes RGB Oled TVs anymore. And if they did they might even have BETTER color reproduction compared to WOLED.

[@hazmatcinemaxxx]

WOLED is proven to be the most burn in resistant that’s it’s main selling point.

[@dariomladenovski7047]

@@hazmatcinemaxxx "proven to be the most burn in resistant" yeah because they were 500-600 nits dimmer compared to Samsung first gen QD-OLED lol

[@dariomladenovski7047]

@@hazmatcinemaxxx if Samsung dropped the S95B to 800 nits like the LG C2 I'm sure it would also burn in at a slower rate

[@hazmatcinemaxxx]

@@dariomladenovski7047 woled with Mla filter like the lg G3 is crazy bright with no burn in risk added due to the brightness coming from the mla filter and not the led. Woled with mla is best tech right now imo. Rather that than qd oled any day. In fact the LG G3 gets brighter than the Samsung S95C with less burn in risk.

[@hazmatcinemaxxx]

Mla WOLED is a selling point better than qd-oled

[@Tetelestai-cw8qy]

I only care what's best as a PC monitor for gaming. OLED has burn in unfortunately.

[@bobspence5322]

ok buy the miniled. i have 3 oled and amoled screens and within less than a year ive seen serious color degradation and horrible screen burn in. the minled qled is the way to go orlike my old plasma which was worse about burning in than my 90s big screen rear projection, some might be old enough to recall, ends up looking like a dirty screen. the one screen that has avoided this is my oled sony bravia. some is still burned but with all these screens caution was taken with regular use. the sony has a pixel shifter and a few other things. smaller oled screens burn in worse and the 65 in sony has looked best longest.

[@dmc5555]

So what's the "clear choice"?

[@birdtj82]

Mini led (flagship ) aft 3 tier downs will have little or more blooming . But Flagship Mini LED, or QD-OLED (large size ) . If have money $3500 or more , get QD - OLED 65” 75” , if smaller budget $800-2000” get Mini LED . 96-98% visual match QD-OLED 😮

[@rickystafford7433]

clear as mud, thx bro

[@p3rrypm]

Hmm, just not seeing what you're seeing. My Mini LED TV is a pain to work with for calibrating and contrast levels, as the TV will reduce the contrast if the range is too broad, whereas my LG C2 OLED will not do that and that makes viewing movies on the OLED much better right out of the box, as it doesn't require as much tweaking and the colors might not be as bright, but the deeper tones are fantastic. Yes, the Hisense U8K is a decent TV, but honestly I cannot say that I am as impressed with it as I am with OLED. As for the other brands, well, they're so expensive that it just makes more sense to buy OLED.

[@ClownTown15000]

What data and evidence do you have in relation to your OLED burn-in statements? Have you done scientific testing across years of OLEDs or are you just parroting unsupported myths that the TV manufacturers want consumers to think? (Hint, the latter).

[@birdtj82]

U r in denial ? Just look up online review ! Ppl got burned $3000-$4000 later ! Like long ago i took biology/science/health in university. Trying to help close ppl to get them OUT of EATING disorder permenantly even tho they lost 65lb, look maxing, gym working out, but yet binge eating intense urge. When i told them everything OUR -PHD scientist/professor word by word, trying to (PRETCT my friends) :” 90% of personal trainers have little or false knoledge of nutrition n weight loss. They often take 1 week online course to be ‘certified’, n they would engage extreme diet or exercise n NOT knowing they just be Genetically lucky , that they belive THAT method helped them, they would train Clietns the Same way they BELIEVE what works. So if it works for clients, most likely Clietns have GOOD genetics also n good food. But when it does NOT work, Clietns belive its THeir own fault n they will JUST WORK HARDER, PUSH HARDER. Its literally a myth that u can get OUT of ED n stay lean by just SHRED/Deficit, cuz fighting against yr biology/metabolism will Make ur body convert even all protein intake first into FAT Before they use protein to build Muscle. U will gain muscle but u will Get Bigger layer of Fat. The shred only last 1 week!--yo yo dieting.” D first thing i get from D PERSON :” where did u learn that? Do U really TAKE a COURSE or u take Whole program ? What is PROFESSOR like? She college professor or she works in University? So the professor is Female? Does she workout ? What is the ethnicity of D professor? HOW OLD is the professor?”--IN d end this person got OUT if EATING disorder for life n can eat Anything any time , n do not get fat but remain healthy n fit (with. My 1 yr long help) 😮 n they get Sheepish. Dude….u are clearly in Denial, cuz u can’t accept that yr believing OLED is YESTERDAY technology. But still A OKAY just not that great as u believe. Its like At End of Black Berry Era, ppl like :”ewrr whats iPhone, yuk, no keyboard? What a joke! I love my BB. “. U are welcome to spend $2500 just get a tiny 55” dim old. It wont hurt others moved on for better newer version of Mini LED, or QD-OLED.

[@Imjoseguzman]

iPad Pro needs oled it’ll be game changing for media consumption

[@happyatheists9361]

Get android oled tab u i diots

[@0741921]

No it won't. Calm down lol

[@davidbenning10]

Bro, just use the thing! You don’t need OLED on an iPad! 😂

[@zzhoward]

Well that was a good prediction! Latest iPad Pro is OLED!

[@EllieManahan-zn5ud]

Omg this guy is my barber😶

[@jon4lakers]

Nope.

[@lancealex382]

You say mini led has the best colour reproduction - qd oled i believe is the top trump here. This is very much a video for the casual buyer. Its a general overview as opposed to an absolute truth.

[@torontodough2755]

oled sucks because of burn-in lol. It looks a bit better but durability wise is pathetic

[@vacate81]

Guys microled is just one clear choice just wait for it to be sold retail

[@MrIrishTech]

Hey guys. I'm a middle-aged man tryyyying to stay relevant. I appeal to everyone, so the choice is .......whatever suits you! See, I need to be inclusive and vanilla whilst pandering to the many. - Jon

[@emmcee476]

Okay...

[@mikesmith1353]

They couldn't figure out how to run sprinkler lines under the sheetrock?

[@xergio1977]

Yes but for Gaming OLED is more fast, no ghosting etc..

[@BMBM103]

Mini led's reliability is x10

[@TheSkepticSkwerl]

OLED still struggles at full screen brightness. And it's obvious when it goes from a single brightness zone to full screen. And the TV dimms severely

[@Mr.Dad1234]

I have a lg cx. It's got burn in bad after 3 years.

[@mugetz696]

I don't get it why people jack off on brightness so much. Some TV's go up to 4000 nits. Thats litterly a flash bang going of in your living room if the colors shift to white ish. Especially at night. I got a 3000 nits MiniLED tv which il return for the LG G3 OLED (2500 dimming zones isn't enough to remove halo effect). However he TV is on like 50% brightness because it litterly burns my eyes out of skull when the sun is down.

[@coldsnap4467]

I went with a 55" Samsung Ark gen 2. 165hz, 1 ms latency, 4k quantum mini-led curved computer monitor. I always have static images on my display, and I very rarely turn my computer off... so mini led is the choice for my use case.

[@FJAD94]

For tv, miniled is better, for other use oled is the king

[@blasegangbeats1865]

I like mini led better

[@chrisklest1238]

I had a hard time listening to this video. The cadence and volume of the speaker's voice changes mid-sentence, so I miss half of the sentence. He talks slowly and loudly followed by fast and quietly; the fast and quiet part sounds like mumbling to me. I had to rewind several sentences 4 times to comprehend what was said.

[@gordonwickstrom454]

"One CLEAR choice" ...so... uhhh... which is it?

[@signant]

Not going to lie is it deliberate that you skipped over window to TV placement? Because I bought an OLED in 2021 and had to return it as it turned out to be a very expensive black mirror, my TV is mounted opposite a south facing window (northern hemisphere) and it was just glare and reflection of outside... Went to a Samsung QLED and again could now see the picture despite being in a bright room... Buying the OLED was one of the worst purchasing experiences as the whole returns process as a nightmare is I'd already crushed the box before, because it was meant to be amazing picture quality and have an anti glare coating so I wasn't expecting the issues with a premium TV but it was awful

[@claykeough7898]

OLED will be better as it progresses and cheapens but for now absolutely stick to mini led as your more mid range goal as you'll get a bigger TV for half the price and be extremely happy with it. The compression and data streaming is a problem anyway, if you buy an expensive OLED most times you won't get the true power of it. Don't buy one!! Get the mini led and save half the price for the bigger TV that will deliver for now.

[@mjbucar]

Voice oscillation trails off in volume so MANY times. Check your video BEFORE posting it.

[@jon4lakers]

Lol

[@ab-in5uj]

ABL is the only thing holding back OLED

[@Datacorrupter234]

oled is better..until abl kicks in and then its way darker and way worse by a long shot lol

[@Nick-4K]

Oled all day baby

[@birdtj82]

Def not all day. They r depressing looking dim during. Day. Or in store under any bright ish room

[@The.light.king.]

Also the fact oled tvs burn out

[@dan_]

So there isn't one clear choice then. Thanks for wasting my time.

[@PTFWWDB]

I have carpet. it sucks

[@goturnlex]

Mini LED is more vibrant

[@nicholaswilkerson501]

i literally hate the viewing angle comparison lol LIKE WTF SITS ON THE SIDE OF THEIR TV!? makes no sense lol with how big TV's are now, this issue will never happen lol

[@andyH_England]

I prefer miniLED but as stated good OLEDs have dropped a lot in price and the tech has advanced to make up the gap in quality and longevity. So, its a preference but I would not say miniLED is better, just I prefer the colours and brightness. Win-win really nowdays.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Mini LED LCD has inferior colors. Mini LED LCD TV's win in brightness. OLED smartphones have high brightness just like Mini LED LCD TV's. Mini LED LCD has garbage blooming. 🤮🤮🤮

[@bigcdub]

​@@PSYCHOV3N0MYes, very true...

[@birdtj82]

Ppl used to have MINI LED. I mean the Flagship MINI LEDS ,,,think OLED is TRASH. Utter dim , low COLOR Volume, LAME server black crushing. Those are MAJOR MAJOR flaws. The ppl LOVE OLED n NEVER HAD PREMIUM MINI LED< they will make fun of MINI LED as if MINI LED is inferior(in their mind) like how FORD Truck drivers will MOCK Luxury Tesla suvs like no tomorrow. So they will never be able to convince one or another. But d Interaction between tech nerds Bickerying, shows their openness or Smal Mindedness to able to communicate. There are a LOT of Vulnerable Narcissit anti social ppl will USE “TECH” as tool to 1 UP d other to feel smart. Thoes are d PPL utterly NOT excited to be enlightened even it can benefits them or their own family for better viewing/buying experience for their own hard earned money.😅 cuz for them be able to HOLD their “perception” means if they are smart or NOT smart. Literally thats like TV is attached to their own self worth. 😮