OLED vs QLED | What's better? | Trusted Reviews

[@shiroshika1]

QLED for gamers OLED for movie fans LED for people who only watch the news but still want HD LCD for people on a budget Plasma for people who miss the late 90s CRT for people who like electrical odor No TV for people who enjoy nature and a social life

[@cabo9593]

Well, this comment sums it all. LOL

[@johnknight2012]

😜That was funny 👍

[@1974best]

plasma for ppl who miss the 90's?? Would more be ppl who miss the 00's.. The 90's where hardly a plasma era...

[@darkcosmicmoon]

@@1974best rear projection tv would be the right one for the 90s

[@MisterMotel]

paper for people who just watch old cartoons in slomo.

[@iNSPODS]

"8 hours playing a game" You gotta pump those numbers up, those are rookie numbers.

[@M4PAT]

😂😂

[@Mr12Chocolate]

Lol

[@driversinc]

Bwahahhahahahahaah

[@joemarz2264]

I'm a noob and play 12 hr/day

[@Synthematix]

iNSPIRE HD, some people work for a living.

[@T1mmyT1mbo]

"about 6 credit cards thick" my man, my American ass is gonna need you to convert that to football fields

[@Outrageousevil2010]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♂️

[@Vermilion2049]

For British will need to be converted to size of Wales

[@ephphatha230]

That's 0.000843 double decker buses.

[@ibuiltthesheeshmahal3081]

“Something crazy like 8hours a day” My man is an angel

[@leemason666]

I’ve had my LG OLED tv for nearly 4 years now and was the best purchase I ever made. I did experience small burn in recently due to news channel logo but fixed this issue by going into Picture settings and OLED panel settings and clear noise panel. This fixes a lot of picture issues and this then resolved my problem. It’s a nice recovery tool that not many people are aware of. Give it a try if you ever have this problem.

[@SugarFreeKool-aid.TheWorstKind]

Is it good for gaming ??...does it burn quick??

[@symbolitical4158]

@@SugarFreeKool-aid.TheWorstKind watch the video

[@jahismygod2]

That's not burn-in, that's image retention

[@slo0oms]

@@jahismygod2 can you tell me the difference and whether image retention is permanent or not pls ?

[@jahismygod2]

@@slo0oms So burn-in is permanent, image retention is not. What OP is describing is image retention (watched alot of CNN, switched to watch a movie or something, realised the CNN logo was still there, did a pixel refresh and boom the image retention disappeared). Burn-in is permanent and happens when the pixels physically burn out faster than the rest.

[@jeffthekillr99]

Man you ask the correct questions. You covered everything. I rly liked when you said " what if im a gamer that stays 8 hours playing each day"

[@reportercomplainer3399]

you're jobless. that's why stays 8 hours playing each day. go for work don't waste your parent money lazy ass.

[@Joshua-1986]

6 credit cards thick that’s how many he maxed out to get his tv

[@SillyOmega]

OLED TV are expensive, only layers elites and doctors. Is the what the OLED stand for. Might as well get QLED TV cheaper than OLED better than normal TVS so it's a win win.

[@biteme263]

Well the top part is thin anyway, but not the bottom where all the plugs are. You still are not going to flush mount it to the wall. My C9 is very thin on the top half. The bottom half where all the electronics are is like 3 inches thick. Kind of defeats the purpose in my opinion. They should have made the whole tv a couple inches thick or used a seperate box to house the electronics.

[@RDMGAMER]

KAMERON BELL I’m neither of those and I have the a1e since it was released.

[@dantasticmania8728]

That's why its much better to wait. In about a few years chinese companies will mass produce their own oleds and these tvs will become laughably inexpensive.

[@garydunken7934]

Lol

[@brottochstraff]

So if you live in Sweden, just get an OLED. The sun wont be back until march ;)

[@KarimDK81]

😂😂😂😂😂👌🏻

[@frodobaggins7469]

Get oled in the winter and qled in the summer

[@jjchen6360]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@chincemagnet]

My grandparents always did say my living room is like a dungeon. Good thing I went with OLED.

[@kyojin_9526]

So how was it ?! I keep hearing about the burn out problem Is it true

[@chincemagnet]

Kyojin_9 awesome, and I think you mean burn in. And I play A LOT Of video games with static HUDs and I haven’t experienced any burn in I try to be really careful about it though. I typically turn the TV off if I’m not sitting in front of it for more than a few minutes and I try to never leave a static image on the screen for too long if I can help it.

[@kyojin_9526]

David cool thanks

[@_Volt_Ron_]

@@chincemagnet thanks for the info. I'm about to get the lg cx. I'll be playing games with the PS4 Pro on it. I was concerned about the HUD causing burn ins.

[@UmVtCg]

@@kyojin_9526 Nope, got a Windows PC on a OLED TV for two years now. Pitchblack wallpaper Windows+D and the TV appears off, even after two years, it still amazes me.

[@mv7967]

The one comment that helped my wife and I is about the OLED needs a black room and the QLED does not. Your comment about your mother having all the lights on in the room like a showroom when the television is on and the QLED looks perfectly fine. That has made our decision for us. Thank you.

[@WhiteWizardGA]

Yes same for me. Thanks.

[@HugoStiglitz88]

Yea except it's literally untrue. Samsung qleds only have 1000 nits, not 2000 like he claimed and the means it's literally worse in a bright room than OLED. Great job trusting idiots on KZbin instead of using a factual resource like rtings

[@MattHalpain]

I found this review to be helpful. I love OLED but fear burn in.

[@richarddawson5836]

All OLEDS burn in eventually. Had mine 6 months and it developed it. So pissed. I love the picture but the burn in kills it for me. I would never buy another OLED until they fix this flaw.

[@urbanimgstudio4104]

Thanks for this video! It was really well explained. The only thing stopping me from going OLED is my hardcore gaming, and I'm not sure if I'm willing to accommodate moving my xbox every now and then just to watch a movie or having to take extra steps to ensure no burn in happens. The fact that they don't even offer Burn in protection for the first year truly makes me not want to attempt it. It's so hard to decide as I love movies & gaming.

[@Muppets_Waldorf]

its not an issue if you do screen refresh, but oleds arent really for gaming. your spending money on features like upscaling/processing, which is usually counterproductive for gaming (as it adds lag). i would look at the new 900/950 series from sony, as they added VRR and a couple of other stuff, and you can set a custom profile for the console input, turning off any picture enhancing and lag will be same as other brands.

[@hughfitz95]

LG C1 range also does this. It's designed for gamers with new gen consoles, boasting 1ms input lag OLED display designed for gaming and HDMI 2.1 allowing 4k 120hz

[@Godlike-87]

This is the most comprehensive discussion I’ve heard for a while and I like it. I’d honestly like more of these types of discussion. Bravo guys.

[@joshuavanbuskirk1586]

Hot dayum, this was a friggin' amazingly educational back and forth. THANK YOU.

[@HWCars]

I've been using my Sharp Aquos for 14 years and it still looks great, but I'll be up-sizing in the next month or two. Am overwhelmed with all the choices out there.

[@eclipsehunter2002]

The reason (that is not covered in this video) that they use OLED in cell phones is power consumption. The less power consumed by the screen the more powerful other areas can be such as processors and GPS. Source: I work in a OLED R&D team

[@mrdinjemek]

Go work on burn ins

[@mahammad]

D A sounds like a cool jobs!

[@bedroomcinemaguy5568]

We have 3 TVs in our house a LG 77W8 an LG 65E6 and a Samsung 75Q9FN I’m no tv expert but I would say the picture on the OLED’S is way better than the QLED even on the 2016 E6 the picture just looks more natural and bye the way we still have no burn in on the E6 after nearly two years

[@whitennnerdy]

There's a reason why TechniColor use LG OLED's to calibrate their films for home use!

[@doomtomb3]

More people need to read this comment. Just watch them in stores. OLED kills LCD

[@bedroomcinemaguy5568]

doomtomb3 I agree yes it’s OLED for me OLED has its problem’s like any other tv there’s no such thing as a perfect tv at least not yet but in terms of picture quality OLED is better than QLED for sure and I’d just like to add how disappointed I am with my Samsung QE75Q9FN probably going to sell it soon

[@redcrimson1028]

Good man

[@tom11zz884]

A 77 W8.....DAmn!

[@gaberial6663]

"There is no better there is only different." Thank You! Oh and it's not just brightness from Qled it's actually an anti glare panel system that can diffuse light on the screen!

[@timgasior1679]

Not to mention OLED is sharper because the pixels light themselves, so there's no bleed, Some "TV Guy"

[@blacklyfe5543]

Qled is better because you don't get burn in

[@soylentgreenb]

@@blacklyfe5543 QLED is also worse because the black levels are terrible.

[@NinjaDog]

@@blacklyfe5543 oled doesn’t get burn in as much anymore

[@justaguy2165]

I wish it was specified that Qled is not an Oled fighter. The Q9 may be, but Q6, Q7, and Q8 are not even on the same field. This should be called Q9 vs Oled.

[@Lock2002ful]

First time I heard someone measuring thickness in “credit cards”. xD I’m gonna do that now. Oh the new iPad? About two and a half credit cards think.

[@TKMRacer28]

Roman00 my penis is 24 credit cards thick

[@tommyzoom9976]

1:38

[@uraldamasis6887]

OLED is for people who love dark rooms and a brilliant, next-gen viewing experience. QLED is for people who love brightness. I've been using my OLED regularly for over 2 years now, 2-3 hours per day on average, so probably 1500-2000 hours total, and I have no signs of burn-in. I have a very dark room, and set the brightness and contrast levels on the TV accordingly. If you want to sear your retinas like a steak with 2000 brilliant nits, then OLED isn't your cup of tea anyway.

[@Muppets_Waldorf]

lol, brighter isnt better. guess it finally pays of for samsung claiming tom be the brightest (which they arent btw). side by side vs other brands, virtually all customers decide against the brighter Samsung if it means getting a better/more natural looking image.

[@chrisvig123]

Hint....one of them is actually an LCD

[@evantansays]

Got a QLED for the living room and OLED for the bedroom. Works out really well.

[@AdamWoodhouse]

You forgot to put 'mic drop' at the end of your sentence.

[@lendydiva11]

@@AdamWoodhouse 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@IWatchAndLearn]

“Something crazy like 8 hours a day...”🤣🤣🤣 oh buddy...yeah QLED then.

[@RJ2K]

Inaccurate time frame

[@2222Public]

“OLED tv, best in a black room” Shows OLED tv I’m white room

[@nowonmetube]

*in

[@nathanquintero936]

*in

[@ls200076]

imp*

[@Ericsantiago091293]

Inside*^!¿

[@Qaxenator]

Hi white room

[@tr1pl333]

Was looking at an oled65c8pua in a brightly lit Best Buy showroom an hour ago. Brightness wasn’t an issue for OLED.

[@anonymoustroll1549]

It was on retail mode

[@st.michaelthearchangel7774]

2:06 The whale creature swimming right into the camera. xD

[@susprout]

Well I gotta say, after 3 months of use, Oled kills all the competition for the moment! Even some more expensive (and smaller) professionnal reference monitors. Not only the deep blacks but also very, very detailed contrasts and colors. Watching movies is a real charm, playing games is a blast. Makes everything a lot more enjoyable. Highly recommended.

[@erwinsmith9473]

What about OLED on a laptop? Would you say it will or could produce similar results as your OLED monitor/TV?

[@matgaming79]

@@erwinsmith9473 well performance / look should be the same but personally I don't enjoy watching movies or gaming on a laptop, too small. The gap is quite big between my actual 65 inches and a 15" laptop monitor.

[@smeado3533]

I'd go OLED if it weren't for the screen burn issue.

[@rainerrain9689]

Same here.

[@xzzyyy4686]

It's barely an issue for normal use it's quite hard to get burn in you've really got to try misuse it but then I play PC or PlayStation for 4-5 hours a day with breaks in-between in so it's the perfect TV for me

[@katakisLives]

I would as well if not for that and also the price! damn they are hella expensive

[@slo0oms]

@@Spicerakos I am really considering an OLED, can you tell about the nature of your use of it ..

[@slo0oms]

@Aerial and you didn't have any burn in issues?

[@da8675]

I can't even find a Panasonic TV available for sale in the US anymore.

[@delpinsky]

I own a Plasma Panasonic and I'd love to buy an OLED Panasonic, but damn price for the 65" EZ1000...

[@ywchai]

Just some minor corrections: 1) 2000nits is not twice as bright as 1000nits. It is not a linear scale. 2) Cinema is not graded to 1000nits. Cinema is 48nits. Even Dolby Cinema is 108nits. 1000nits is reference level used by many HDR colorists in studio using the BVM-X300. 4000nits is generally for those using the Dolby Pulsar.

[@seogabonotjah6555]

ced yuen is the star of this video, his explaination is very mature and balanced, informative too.

[@Falsh125]

What most people don't realize is that cheaper TVs that most of us have at home only go as bright as 450 to 600 lumens roughly. 1000 lumens on an OLED TV is enough. There's also the question of contrast, which actually makes the colors pop and nothing can match an OLED display in terms of contrast. Once you see OLED first hand, beside QLED, it is hard to remain unbiased!

[@CottonClubMusicCo]

Saikat Kar nuts or lumens??

[@HassanHassan-iv7lk]

Qled is better than Oled if you want to keep your tv for long time. We all know LED diode dies after a while, so based on that it is cheaper and practical to replace LED backlight in Qled than replacing the whole panel in Oled tv when getting deal pixels, because eventually it will happened after use in both Qled and Oled.

[@AngeloBeltran]

This was extremely helpful. Thank you! Keep i tup

[@CalaisRider]

EXCELLENT PRESENTATION. I now understand it. A sincere thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge and posting.

[@josephdubiel7129]

Good review. I have been wondering about OLED / QLED

[@doubleshakkaz5765]

The guy on the left sounds exactly like Daniel Radcliffe and now I can't un-hear Harry Potter talking about TVs.

[@GadgetsGearCoffee]

Omg So true!

[@yaseinbrat94]

I am happy that I went with the Samsung QLED. Overall great picture quality and clarity. Movies and games look awesome on it. No issues or problems so far and its been 7months since it was plugged in and utilized. I like the idea of the OLED but the burn in and the apparent fragile nature of that tech makes me not want to shell out the bucks for it. Plus our eyes cannot see beyond 4k(if that resolution to begin with) all we can pick up is brightness and some color quality(my eyesight is late 40's in age). Anywhoo,great comparisons.

[@rygaros6669]

Burn in isnt an issue anymore...OLED is much better...

[@altcoinbuilders7039]

The resolution of a human eye is near 576 megapixels that's about 24k. You should be ok with 4k mate.

[@InvntdXNEWROMAN]

OLED is superior. Went into a Micro center for some pc parts but drifted over to TVs to check them out and the guy was trying to convince me QLED was the better technology until I pointed out the pure blacks and lack of light bleeding on OLED.

[@haileymatthews1777]

MLED is superior to OLED

[@vvhat]

Where can I buy one? Oh, I can't. Future tech is nice, but it's not in the stores, it's not an option.

[@MorkusReX]

Yeah, but in pure blacks the burn-in is very apparent.

[@orange11squares]

5 Reasons Why YOU Should NEVER Buy Oled| kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJCbmnekfMZ-ntU

[@nowonmetube]

Burn-in isn't superior.

[@jenniferconnelly-munson8982]

OMG this was driving me nuts.. thanks for posting how to fix this

[@RogerDingoDing]

great detail in regards to explaining the differences between the 2 and which one to get depending on the room layout / lighthing. ive been fairly undecided about which one to get but i feel that the QLED will be better for me because the living room can get pretty bright during the day. I feel that the colours are brighter and easier to see on a QLED during gaming and as mentioned in the video watching live sports is better on the QLED. so gaming and live sports = QLED living in a dungeon = OLED also my girlfriends likes to leave the lights on .. so theres always something shining into the tv... pretty sure im gonna end up with a QLED now thanks!

[@tremont2k]

All your girlfriends?

[@RogerDingoDing]

@@tremont2k haha.. well spotted.. but unfortunately that is not the case... only got 1 girlfriend

[@moretotheshell]

Left dude sounds exactly like Daniel Radcliffe. Not just because of the accent. "I trust you on this, Harry"

[@AlexanderXtcSlayin]

This is not a debate oled is superior in visual quality (better than real life) no qled or ips panel even comes close. Of course the problem is oled has the potential to burn in. Also the guy on the left really knows his stuff.

[@cbcdesign001]

Nonsense, it is not better than real life. Our eyes have a dynamic range that exceeds an Oled TV and the real world has more detail, far more colours (18,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 is the best estimate) and far more contrast so by definition real life is significantly better than any TV screen.

[@AlexanderXtcSlayin]

cbcdesign001 I don’t think you’ve ever seen an LG oled panel in person.

[@DancinJim]

If you plan on having any kind of bright logos in a game or news channel on your screen regularly, and for 2 hours or more, avoid OLED. I have one, I am happy with it as I am more a movies and TV man than a gamer, but I did find that after a few weeks of gaming 1-2 hours around 4-5 times a week, one evening the HUD of the game had been retained after I turned it off. I almost shat myself, but followed instructions and did the hour long pixel refresh, which fixed the issue. However, I never gamed on the TV again, as pixel refresh is not recommended for regular use. It didn't really bother me, as I have another large screen LCD and I game sporadically so go through phases of not gaming at all for extended periods. If you are mainly a movie and TV person like me, then OLED is by far the best option. Amazing picture quality, image handling and deep, inky blacks that would even make the CEO of Samsung jizz in his pants.

[@duncandixon6203]

Thanks for this. Unless anti colour burn and anti reflection technology has come about since this video was made, I will have to go for a QLED

[@trainwreck2k2]

Pretty much lcd vs plasma all over again. I still have a 50” Samsung plasma in my living room. I can’t live without these viewing angles. Light bleed and viewing angles with lcd made me choose plasma way back when.

[@SiriusXification]

As someone who wants the best picture quality, i'd take OLED. As a person who doesn't want to baby their TV and conform to what the TV industry thinks a "Normal Person" is ( 5:35 ), i'd take QLED. It's a tough choice.

[@visionist7]

I still have my Panasonic VT30 and VT60 Plasmas, and for their blend of perfect, dead-black levels of contrast and all their other advantages, plus their incredible resilience to image retention, I don't see myself getting another TV for years. They're "only" 1080p but sitting as close as I do (five feet from a 65" screen) I have no problems.

[@Chrai0n]

A very very very good pleasant and informative video. Thank you! Subscribed!

[@biteme263]

I own both. The oled looks better, but it was more expensive. The C9's processing chip is pretty amazing. The qled looks pretty damn good though. Both are plenty bright, if anything too bright for my tastes. The amount of light these new tvs put out is crazy in my opinion. The qled might last longer because of the technology though. And they don't have burn in issues. However if you are one of those people getting a new tv every 5 or 6 years it probably won't matter. When doing testing with test patterns and signals the oled will probably win every time. It is just a better technology and handles blacks far better. However when watching movies with proper lighting it probably isn't anything anyone will ever notice. And he is right, off axis stuff the oled wins too. With LED tvs they need to be mounted at the correct height and if you sit off axis or stand up and walk around the room the picture changes. The oled doesn't do that unless you go to extremes. My oled also seems to put out more heat but I didn't actually measure it so take that with a grain of salt. One of the down sides to the oled is some of the tech they use to combat burn in can be annoying. I use mine for a computer monitor as well and the brightness goes up and down while looking at web pages. It is doing it right now as I type this. It tries to dim the screen when it detects a static image. It will dim to the lowest setting. Then when you start typing or scroll down a page the back light will jump back up or slowly waver back and forth. It is quite annoying and I am trying to find a way to disable it but haven't figured out a way yet. I like my oled but honestly if I had it to do over again and had to pay full price I wouldn't buy one. At least not for my personal needs (tv,movies, gaming/computer). For movies only, maybe. I got mine at a pretty good price. It was on sale and an open box model at best buy and was like 800 bucks because it didn't have a box and was missing a couple screws. Other than that it was like new, I don't even think the person plugged it in. All the protective covers and sticker were still on it and it booted up like a new tv taking me through the set up menu when I plugged it in. I think they got it home and it wouldn't fit on their table or stand or something so they brought it back. I would not have paid 2 grand for it new lol. I think most people would be perfectly happy with a TCL 6 series tv.

[@santouchesantouche2873]

This comment. Sums it up perfectly. Thank you.

[@projectevo1]

Great review. I enjoyed that as I'm now planning my Next Gen TV. Gaming and movies are critical. If any followers can offer advice...bring it on! I have Samsung phone and tablet, LG 300w sound system (thinking about an upgrade too), budget of £2,500. Cheers folks.

[@sandyshoremann7524]

Great new TV tech primer. I was unsated watching other videos on the subject; but now, I am feeling a but better! - though the journey continues. Very well produced. Thank you - Sandy

[@MarkHahn]

Good info thanks! I went with the Samsung 50 Qled. The OLED was just way to reflective. Like the plasma were a few years ago. Like a dang mirror! Forget about having a Christmas tree in the same room. I pretty much experienced everything you said ferbatem 👍

[@iamvigant]

verbatim*

[@biteme263]

How reflective it is has nothing to do with the technology. It is controled by whatever coating they put on the protective panel over the actual screen. Just like anti reflective coatings on your glasses. It is a design choice made by whoever made it in order to up their profit margin.

[@Muppets_Waldorf]

and how many times is that a problem when the oled is used what it was designed for? running movies in a dim lit room, guess what, NO reflections.

[@TrickiVicBB71]

Great video. I was going into Best Buy and just buying power bank but decided to browse the tv section. So overwhelmed by all the models and specs. Nvm the price. Just TVs have quite changed given my current tv is 8 years old.

[@stevew3978]

This is the most informational TV review I've seen in a very long time. It's packed with highly useful and impartial information to help me make the next TV purchase decision.

[@reportercomplainer3399]

Do you mean you never watch other videos before? Are you sure?

[@stevew3978]

@@reportercomplainer3399 It looks like I've just flushed out a troll.

[@reportercomplainer3399]

Hahaha

[@default.1.]

Old tech try PLED it’s between.

[@drcurls1977]

Great video. Answered all the questions I needed to know. I have a small condo, dark room, not to much light. I believe OLED will be best for me.

[@alambe7275]

it is amazing in a bright room as well this guy is a little off

[@Muppets_Waldorf]

if your not just watching movies/shows, get a Z9 series or X950H. cheaper and almost identical on the black levels.

[@jessooi1530]

Whoa, it makes me, who's technically a "tech noob", have a clearer picture in choosing the type of TV I need, great video!

[@Nathan_Akers]

Isn’t “burn-in” theoretically a danger for any type of screen? Whether OLED, QLED, LCD, etc. Or is it that the OLEDs are somehow more prone to this problem than the others?

[@lendydiva11]

Good question

[@sportstronics]

QLED with X1X is as good as you can get do to it vivid bright HDR and smooth gameplay. OLED still king for dark room movies.

[@P_double_H]

Let's admit it guys. OLED is the best! They just need to be more reliable and less expensive. But OLED displays are amazing!!!

[@regularbob]

Great video! You got to the meat of it right away which most channels do not do. Most reviews never have the average viewer in mind

[@YouFeudTV]

I just bought 65inch q75r Samsung.. Be happy for me

[@saad210]

Congrats brother

[@YouFeudTV]

saad210 thanks buddy.. so far so good! 😊

[@elizabethc6544]

Hey guys The tv dude recommended one qled (Samsung) and one oled(Panasonic) at the end. Did anyone catch the models for each? I am petrified of burn in ! My adult kids will pause the tv and leave it to pop out to the shops, they keep telling me my Samsung won't burn in contrary to the instructions that Dane with it.

[@HtheKing]

Shut up boomer

[@hollybate3158]

this is GOLDEN. appreciate the pure content, ya girl's gonna save a little more for her QLED baby now

[@tomwebb7091]

Yes pay full price for youre new Lcd TV. Something a "girl" as you put it would do 🙄😂

[@seanvsn]

Best video on this topic I managed to find. Very good job!

[@Rs2006REMAKEVids]

Ohhh this is why I can see stuff on my iphone when it’s off

[@Kingmoe014]

Besides, iPhone dont use OLED displays exept for iPhone X+ et 11 ultra

[@thelegend2645]

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[@BubuHaque]

The fear the most informative video I've seen. Thank you !

[@corazonbeso]

I’m a gamer and I love my animated movies. I’m getting a 50” Vizio QLED Tv for Christmas. Super excited! And I’m using my PS4 pro for both my games and movies since it’s the only blu Ray player I have.

[@josephturiccki7736]

Best review I’ve seen in a long time, subbed 👍

[@filipborch-solem1354]

My tv is 4k 75’ Samsung, it doesn’t have qled, but the colors are so vibrant and incredible that I can’t fathom how qled can be any better.

[@ricardoroberto100]

Go into a store and watch native 4k with HDR on both side by side and you will.

[@sajjawatlaorhasontichai5630]

I've been playing PS4 games on my Sony A8F for almost 2 years. 6-5 hours on the weeks days and 12-16 hours on weekends and day off. Still no ghosting or burn-in. So I don't think you should really worry about it.

[@seanv4735]

The Asian guy is doing an amazing Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter impression. Bravo! He’s also super savvy with TV’s so that’s a plus.

[@oli073]

This needs more love

[@chrislai6691]

this is some valuable intel for people who are confused by these 2 rival technologies. great job!

[@Mr_Kenneth]

Purchased a Samsung QLED 55" in January. Very flat, very big and almost no bezel. Quality is excellent - buy he's the thing. It's no better than my old Hitachi 42" plasma purchased in 2007. Not a Smart TV, but damn fine picture quality for the time and still held up over 10 years later. I think that despite the demos in stores and all the reviewer hype, and unless you really need to replace it, your old-school plasma can still kick TV butt!!

[@tinman5640]

Thanks for the info you guys made my decision easyier to select a new TV I'm glad I looked at your video. Keep up the good work & every one should see this video before shopping for a new TV

[@macgeek21]

oled period end of story. some day quantum dot may and i emphasize MAY be able to compete with oled.

[@Marcuscaravan]

Shut up Mark you big fat bastard.

[@blacklyfe5543]

Shut up

[@MulletMan3108]

Ok so I need opinions on OLED or QLED. I'm planning on buying a Sony one ideally (although open to other brands) for when the PS5 comes out with HDMI 2.1 support as I've read they are generally the best quality. Here is my current situation/usage: 1. Live in a north-west facing flat in the UK so it's not that bright (I've heard that OLED's aren't great in bright light). 2. Weekdays use it a for about 1-2 hours gaming. Usually a mix of Call of Duty and a story mode game like God of War, so some fixed HUDs (such as COD) but then each match lasts 10 minutes before going back to the menu, so not a constant still image. Then a couple of hours on streaming KZbin/watching documentaries. 3. Weekends use it about 7/8 hours a day with about 3 hours on games, again mixing up the game every hour or so. From what I've read I probabaly wouldn't be at too much risk of getting burn in on an OLED because most of the use doesn't have fixed images and even when I do play games, I mix them up regularly. Thoughts?

[@Haykke]

Guys: "Let's say something crazy and that I play 8 hours a day" every gamer in 1 km:

[@auss13ka0s5]

Oled seems the clear winner. I've heard it's faster, sharper and more accurate. Plus I play in a dark room. Only problem is I play games black ops three which have constant display icons and so forth which I'm sure will burn in.

[@truubeelltruubeell2184]

Happend to me 2 times from playing fortnite LG oledb6v

[@DannyDD1979]

Stellar review… Finally a clear usage distinction to help make my decision. Cheers!

[@Deeopath]

Great questions & answers.. very clear to understand for anyone! Thank you!

[@Deormayoks1]

Fantastic review and clarification. Thanks guys !

[@Eagle-Striker]

Interviewer: "Brightness is one thing but then colors, does either have a distinct color advantage?" 3:21 TV Dude switches topic back to Nits (brightness) instead of mentioning how OLED is superior in color, contrast and black levels.

[@TheShadyXL]

QLED has superior colors as far as I’m aware. OLED does take contrast and black levels though.

[@HBKCommish]

So it's 8 months later and I'm looking at Samsung televisions at various stores in Canada. Seems they've switched their model, because I've only found 1 Samsung under 50" that is QLED. All their other televisions seem to be OLED.

[@l3vyy95]

8+ hours gaming? Yeah im gonna have to go for qled 😂 oled for movies, qled for gaming

[@SkweezMe]

I disagree, I’m getting the Series X for my LG BX

[@virtualworldaddict301]

I must either be very lucky or burn in is not as serious as comments make them out to be. I am a hardcore gamer and movie buff with an OLED TV and have not had even the slightest indication of burn in as of right now after two years with my TV. I upgraded to OLED and honestly could not go back to LCD. However, I have not really looked into Samsung's new TVs so they could be just as good now.

[@danuelbeers6558]

I got a big burn in my TV Oled.

[@waltermelon5672]

Same. GOT my money back

[@JM-qt5mg]

Do u game a lot??

[@danuelbeers6558]

@@JM-qt5mg yes

[@JM-qt5mg]

@@danuelbeers6558 like how many hours a day?

[@shabadooshabadoo4918]

my wife watches 10 hour long youtube vids of mixed music with logos and still images so that would leave my OLED looking like a zebra.

[@yme3267]

I have a gs9 plus.... I can confirm this 😅

[@biteme263]

That will probably ruin a LED tv as well to be honest. You can get burn in on LED tvs, you just have to try a lot harder lol. But ya, I wouldn't use your expensive oled tv for one of those fake fire places during the holidays. Tell her to minimize the window and use a screen saver while listening to music, that should help. And if the still images change every few minutes it should be ok ( if its full screen). The logos would be an issue though. Better yet run the audio to something different and turn the tv off so you don't wear out the tv. Even without burn in these tvs, led included have a limited life to them.

[@symbolitical4158]

@@biteme263 not really mate

[@romawilliams4243]

😂😂😂

[@WaqarAli-vn1zy]

Divorce now

[@MrSec84]

Whether you get Burn In on OLED will depend on the TVs safety features. I still have a Panasonic Plasma TV from 2009/10, if I recall the model number it's a VT20 and I've left it on for over 8 hours in a day, with a channel badge in the same place all day. Even after owning it for over 9 years it doesn't have burn in issues. Modern TVs like the LG OLED panel tech shouldn't have any Burn-In issues. I would think the top QLED TVs right now from Samsung would be best for gamers because of Freesync, assuming you own an XBox One X or a gaming PC with a Freesync capable GPU. Presumably the next gen PlayStation, XBox and future gaming devices or cloud services should be Freesync enabled too. Hopefully OLED TV makers and more LCD/LED screens at lower price points will get Freesync in 2020. TBH most modern TVs in the high end arena are phenomenal for picture quality, along with motion and your choice will come down to very personal preferences if you're a person that cares about Picture quality.

[@jeffreyfranz8399]

Kudos to both of you... QnAs!

[@JAWZMUZIK1]

This guy really knows his stuff

[@mbj920]

i love all the star wars figures on display

[@holamoco]

Wow, I learned a lot from this video. Thanks, good job.

[@fabimeyer]

OLED is in his infancy. In 8-10 years you can buy an OLED. i want to use it also as a frame for photos and paintings, burn-ins are there a no go. you buy a tv for round about 10 years and burn-in danger is too big for me. OLED has a little bit better black, QLED has a better white. If you see comparisons, you'll find that OLEDs have too much color saturation. People love the strong colors. But QLED's colors are closer to real life. Ask yourself at every picture comparison: How would it look in real?

[@katakisLives]

so basically QLED is superior overall

[@lordpencil6905]

What's the point of watching the video if you're gonna draw a random conclusion and disregard what the person spent 10mins explaining? OLED panels have glorious viewing angles and the blacks and contrast levels are unmatched. That's helpful especially if you have guests or a lot of people are watching the same screen. Plus proper HDR content looks amazing on these panels. The peak brightness of say 1000nits on an OLED is more than enough given how a lot of people use tvs with 300-600nits peak brightness and even then they don't set it to max. What I'm trying to say is 1000nits is enough for everyone and you don't really need 2000nits of screen brightness unless you're shining a floodlight on your screen for some reason. As for screen burn in that everyone is scared of, it's pretty rare tbh. Used to be more common in earlier displays like a pixel phone but like explained in the video, unless you leave your tv on continuously like in a hospital/waiting room, you're probably fine.

[@katakisLives]

@@lordpencil6905 I just watched the video right the way through a second time and I stand by my original comment. if my LCD TV died tomorrow I'd go QLED, I don't want to watch my TV in a pitch black room, I don't want burn in where the videogame hud is I want a TV thats going to last a good long time! my LG TV is over ten years old and still going strong I don't want to pay a huge amount for a tv that won't last as long, you just get more for your money with non OLED tv's and they last longer, the next big thing I'm looking forards to one day is MLED

[@anonymoususer5963]

Pretty much yes.

[@koneko_469]

oled displays have the risk of burn in and are more expensive lol no thanks ill stick to lcd they look just fine to me

[@wakaflockaproject]

Thing with oled is keeping the brightness high all the time could cause these issues. I still haven't got burn in on my galaxy note 9 after a year

[@Silent_Shadow]

I'm a gamer. OLED would get destroyed by my HUD in certain games. QLED is the choice for gamers. Brighter and you won't break your TV gaming on it.

[@7Anakin7]

​@@Silent_Shadow I don't know about you, but I tend to play my games in the dark, for better immersion (same for movies)

[@pipoo1]

Ok so I went on a recon mission to my local curry’s as I’m planning on replacing my 5+ year old Sony curve soon, honestly even under the super bright shop floor lights the oled TVs stood out for me. I think the brightness issue is overplayed somewhat.

[@TOM180990]

It's always going to come down to personal preference and personal situation . I have just bought a Samsung Q9 and love it , a friend has a sony A1 and it looks fantastic but the QLED suited me for the freesync with xbox one x . The picture quality is very close , can we not just appreciate the amazing tech we have and move on , fan boys get boring real quick .