LG OLED vs QNED MiniLED: Which TV Should You Buy?

[@SLOP_JOCKS]

Got dumped lastnight, bought a lg oled c1, heart break cured

[@Leo.501]

Why not C3?

[@smartlearning6390]

@@Leo.501he might be talking in past

[@markmjames66mj]

Hahaha definitely send her a pic, been replaced

[@SLOP_JOCKS]

@@Leo.501 was a year ago lmao

[@Leo.501]

@@SLOP_JOCKS yea but C2 was also an option 😂🤣 the cure will be more effective 😂. Cheers

[@jshe28]

I lucked out. Went to the store and they had the same size and brand of TV's with the exact same programming simultaneously on both. One was QNED and the other was OLED. I viewed them for 30 or 45 minutes with different programming (still, action, etc.) Basically, I could tell no difference between the two. I went with the QNED due to price. I've been happy so far (six months).

[@Skrenja]

I would never trust what they show in store. TVs at big box stores are calibrated horribly.

[@andrettransformer]

It’s easy to see that you’re just projecting your regret. Not trying to be rude, but even the worst oled is better than the best qned

[@supermiguelYT]

My problem with Oled is that it sucks when you have a bright living room. What’s the point of paying 2k for something that doesn’t work, I had to return a Oled for a QNED sadly

[@avisaxena6888]

Same bro, today in showroom even i tried so hard to find any difference worth the price diff. in OLED and the QNED, found none , tried dark scenes and many videos from youtube and all. If it is that hard to find any diff. then why waste money on OLED, i also got QNED .

[@supermiguelYT]

@@avisaxena6888 yeah I agree, I thought It was me alone thinking about this issue, why is everyone recommending C3 and C4 evo it doesn’t make sense to me.

[@KamzFeelGreat]

QNED for me, because I am planning to get it for the Living Room with bright windows! And Thanks a lot for your video. Helped me a lot

[@ILoveTheAllCreator]

Oled is too dim, took it back

[@supermiguelYT]

@@ILoveTheAllCreatordude that’s the same thing that happened to me had to return it. The reflection killed it for me as well.

[@wenamena143]

One of your videos convinced me to get the Oled C1 series I love it

[@T30-NINO]

I like how you change the camo on the Ps5 to match the controller. It’s the details you put into your videos that keeps me coming back.

[@TempleofShaolin]

I just got a OLED C2 42in and it’s phenomenal. Colors in game pop so much, also love you can see the framerate on most games

[@nicknickname353]

Have you noticed any sort of Dimming while playing games ? I've seen C2 dim the screen to an almost unwatchable low brightness in some bright scenes that last for more than a minute or so like two dudes having a conversation in a restaurant which is brightly lit , the screen loses almost all of its brightness

[@TempleofShaolin]

@@nicknickname353 I personally haven’t had any issues so far

[@nicknickname353]

@@TempleofShaolin thank you mate 👍

[@AbrahamZX1]

@@TempleofShaolin to chime in, I currently own a C1 and I had a B9 before that. I mainly game on these and I've never noticed it dimming around static objects like UI and such.

[@zayzo-k3v]

@@nicknickname353 is it worth the price cause I heard Sony tvs are better

[@Scarbuckks]

You fill the "Premium" Console Gaming space in KZbin so extremely well. I've already got the TV I plan on keeping for a while but I still watched every second of this lol

[@SpawnPoiint]

I appreciate that kind of comment and support 🙏

[@enzog1078]

You should also check out HDTV test. Another fantastic channel.

[@Arcade-Steam-FPGA]

@@SpawnPoiint ​ I agree with this comment. Question. Could I ask which model numbers those are? Also what games did you show in this video? I am new to gaming and some of those looked pretty cool.

[@RRP11]

@@SpawnPoiint i know i'm late to this, but would really appreciate a reply. i'm hard of hearing so i watch everything with subtitles, i have read that they can sooner or later cause burn in on oled tv's. im between getting an lg c1 or c2, but now i.m thinking the LG miniLED might be a safer bet longterm. any thoughts, advice, recommendations?

[@TorqueFormulaWon]

If you do go oled you can use grey or semi transparent subtitles which should help mitigate burn in, and also could get a TV with heat sink to further reduce chances. Depending on whether you have a dark room oled can be good 55-77 size as they have higher brightness than 42, 48 and 83 inch in LG's case. However G2 is wall mount only FYI. If a bright room mini led or qled with good dimming zones. Oled screens on LG can be glossy so reflect light on bright rooms, some Sony TV oled like A90j is semi matte I believe (may be wrong) so has some anti reflection. I don't know as much about mini led but have seen good reviews for TCL 8 series, Sony x95k (pricey), Samsung qn90b, hisense u8h (US model)°

[@Audiomainia2310]

I thought nothing beats OLED - till I saw the LG 75QNED85 - and just for brightness, was sold. Almost as good as OLED - I'd say it's about 85% there. But I absolutely love this tv, and I have a 5 year warranty on it.

[@geoffboyd]

I agree!

[@FJTabb]

I bought a 55 inch mainly for gaming on my PS5, man this TV get crazy bright and the detail in most pictures are insane!

[@geoffboyd]

@@FJTabb I think it’s good for gaming too. I’ve used it a few times and zero complaints so far! I’m glad you’re liking it

[@bedbath9056]

Agreed too, check Sony Bravia 9 Mini Led QLED it's the end game !

[@Audiomainia2310]

@bedbath9056 heard it's the best micro LED out - but costs bukoo bucks.

[@marioznj]

I don't understand. Everyone in comments vote for OLED TV.. Am I blind or what? That QNED screen looks so much better. Brighter, more colours.. I guess It is a personal preference to choose between this panels and different technology.. But for me, OLED - no more. Once burn in, never more. Doesn't matter if they improve their panels I always have that fear of burn in. Also, with qned, qled or mini led in your living room, people always ask what tv is that.. Because of that brightness. For me, mini led is the way to go. So close to OLED but with so much more colours and brightness.

[@ezrolly898]

.... And dirt cheaper

[@songhunter93]

If you like horror movie go for OLED..the darkness is good

[@kashourikatsu2543]

I have a Qned and it's freaking amazing the colors just pop and if u want more color u can adjust the color deph man it's so much u can do got this TV for about $400 oled is overrated

[@kashourikatsu2543]

​@@ezrolly898facts had mine for a few months TV looks great and u can ad more color deph it's a bit different than turning up saturation

[@giando16]

@@kashourikatsu2543 does is have any light bleed on the edges ?

[@ddarko08]

After lots of research, I finally decided on the 65” LG G2, and gotta say, I’ve been extremely happy with it…gaming is on a whole new level, and the HDR/Dolby Vision movies are just stunning.

[@MCcoa1892]

Is it worth it spending over 1400 on a tv tho ?

[@Neptune695]

@@MCcoa1892 the lgc1 is also amazing with Dolby vision and hdr.

[@ddarko08]

@@Neptune695 very true, and can be had for about 1500 for the 65”, while they’re still around

[@ddarko08]

@@MCcoa1892 entirely up to each individual

[@tdry2123]

A80j better lord facts

[@Bdot888]

My first 4k tv was a budget TCL, but I I knew I was missing out on a lot of quality. I got my first oled a couple months ago and went with the C2. And while it did cost a good bit more than that first TCL tv, I was getting loads of better performance so it was definitely worth the premium price. I keep my room always dark so the oled fits my situation perfect, plenty bright and the infinite contrast is hard to replicate. But I do believe mini leds tvs have their place in the market and I am excited that oled is becoming more available to the average 4k tv consumer

[@samermarash6336]

I got the c2 couple of weeks ago and damn it had stepped up the gaming experience by like a whole bunch :)

[@Bdot888]

@@samermarash6336 yes the 4k 120hz on the C2 makes the games run so sharp and smooth, its awesome

[@zayzo-k3v]

@@Bdot888 yea I’m definitely gonna upgrade too I heard Sony tvs are better

[@Bdot888]

@@zayzo-k3v if you are mostly gaming, then the C2 would be be your best bet, They have the built in game mode that makes your input lag as low as it can be. But Sony makes beautiful oleds as well especially for movie watching. Just do your research and find the tv that fits your needs best

[@zayzo-k3v]

@@Bdot888 oh yea I’m mostly into gaming mostly

[@benjaminstefanovics9962]

I bought an LG oled tv ~6 month ago to the living room. It is an amazing tv. Yesterday I bought a Samsung QN90b for my working room (It is a gaming room of course :D ), because in this room there is more ambient light than our living room, and I want to use it with pc, so I affraid from burn in, and in very bright picture the ABL could be distracting. Yes, blacks and contrast are amazing on oled, but this Samsung mini led is awesome too. I'am more than happy with both of it. :)

[@White_5tar]

I went for the 2021 QNED91 Mini-LED recently. I got it for significantly cheaper than any OLED of its size (65"), and in my bright living room with multiple windows, the extra brightness has been awesome! To overcome those reflections I would have needed at least a evo panel OLED which would have been at least double. Loving it so far, and can't wait to play the new God of War on it when it comes out next week!

[@redhunter1535]

What's the difference between the qned 82 model an your 91?

[@White_5tar]

Massive difference, the QNED81/82 is not Mini-LED, which this is, and the QNED91 are. The 2022 4k Mini-LED that has been released by LG so far is the QNED86, which I believe is the one used in this video. This (QNED86) has fewer dimming zones than the QNED91 and it is not full array dimming, instead using a software algorithm, I assume. The QNED86 was released as a more affordable, entry-level Mini-LED. The QNED91 is superior to both and probably the best value you can get right now - if you can find it, especially since you can find it discounted as it''s a 2021 model.

[@ouazizireda8809]

i have in my hand a qned90 wish is the same model as yours 1000$ for 65 model that crazy good price but im not sure if i go for it or not too much crying on reddit about it

[@White_5tar]

Yep that's the same one that I have. QNED90 is the QNED91 in UK and Europe. 91 has central crescent stand. Got mine for about £950 a month or so ago. I've had no issues with mine. You can't expect completely perfect black levels, but it's so damn close to OLED at such a lower price. Need to turn local dimming to high and I've even lowered brightness for most modes as it's too much, especially at night. Brilliant for streaming with built in apps. I have fire stick but more or less stopped using it. Also works really well with my PS5 including 120hz mode with VRR etc. Some people said local dimming doesn't work with gaming mode but mine works fine. They must have updated firmware at some point.

[@ouazizireda8809]

@@White_5tar perfect i really hate reddit man ppl are so hyped about oled or samsung Qned and that it any other product they basaclly call it bad or usless even tho at rtings they give the Qned a good rating the only thing they said is the local dimming not great like you said so yeah thanks for your insade man

[@NoExceptionsGuy]

I have the TCL C935 MiniLED in 75 inches and it is STUNNING! Blacks are blacks and blooming is imperceptible! I am quite sure it bests this QNED comfortably! You can see my test videos in my uploads! Very bright highlights and the contrast is near OLED! No nonsense! Check it out!

[@PickemMMA]

i picked up a C1 couple months back and have also got a Bose soundbar with the Bose subwoofer and I am so happy with it so far

[@markcollins5026]

Man. nice my TV room has wrap around windows, so I prefer the matt screen !

[@Surfrz3]

OLED just totally pops those awesome colors. The mat screens look so dull in comparison. But for bright rooms sure. Love the oled viewing angles. Prices get heavy though. For me oled all the way. I'm a night guy, so dark room with headphones works. Nice review, thanks. 👍🧡😎

[@lwinaus8810]

Good video! On OLED and Burn in. Have an LG B7 OLED that uses just 5 years old and the panel is toast. Significant burn-in and no red pixels left in the majority of the display… good greens , especially with skin tones. Image around the edges is still perfect. Have done everything I can in settings to repair it… but alas… 8:19 Stupid repair costs for panel replacement, so looking at a new device and it NOT be an OLED…. Going QLED or QNED and prefer a mini-LED. There is a trade off on image contrast, but it SHOULD last longer than 4.5 years.

[@BenRiley83]

Nothing beats OLED

[@BenRiley83]

@Doomguy I have never seen burn in on a newer OLED. Ever. I’ve had my TV since early 2021 and I play video games like crazy on it for hours on end! Not even a single tiny microscopic sign that there will ever be any burn in. Burn in is a myth and a thing of the past.

[@chrisvda7277]

I have 2017 OLED C7 and never had burn in.

[@BenRiley83]

@@chrisvda7277 wow that’s pretty crazy! Yeah I don’t know why people worry about burn in. If you watch tv and play video games like a normal human being and don’t leave you tv on a static image on for 48 hours without interruption, you will never see burn in

[@BenRiley83]

@@kinginthenaught true, it can bother. But honestly it’s not as bad as people think it is. It’s never bothered me and I usually have windows around my tv

[@jamesvancam]

Nothing better than playing Elden Ring (PS5) on an OLED TV!.

[@ChaseTheMoments]

I went for an 86” QNED866. A Big OLED is way out of my budget. Image is incredible and blacks are very black. Hard to tell the difference unless you have them both side by side. After having the QNED for 12 months I wish I had gone for OLED . The contrast is not great with a lot of glow around bright subjects in dark scenes. There is also a lot of banding and darker scenes and not a nice smooth gradient.

[@j.ballsdeep420]

Same. Different model but I'll tell ya what, with Dolby Vision enabled content, sheesh, it really gives OLED a run but glad I could afford a QLED 85" as I'd take 80-90% quality versus OLED standard (assume more like 90-95% with a 12bit panel and Dolby Vision) over a 70" OLED.

[@j.ballsdeep420]

Oh and my loft has 15w × 13h foot wall of windows, sooooo yeah. Very glad my QLED can pump all the way to 1k nits on Dolby Vision content or 800 nits otherwise. Shit has like zero to very little reflection even at the worst part of the day for direct sunlight into my livingroom

[@Patrick-co5xu]

Is the 86 mini led full array?

[@matthewitaliano9088]

@@ChaseTheMoments is it good for sport?

[@ChaseTheMoments]

@@matthewitaliano9088 Yes, I would say so.

[@JustDataReviews]

Having had both OLED and QD displays… I choose OLED due to the instant pixel response time for gaming and high motion content. I do wonder how good the new QD-OLEDs are but I think LG’s experience will make them a more reliable purchase.

[@brobob52]

I just got my first oled from an x900h which is led and im a little disappointed. I thought i would be wow'd but i kinda miss the brightness of the led. And the picture quality is that much better.

[@billyberner]

You guys enjoying burn in?

[@JustDataReviews]

@@billyberner I have a C1 as a computer monitor and a C2 as a TV… I got a small amount of burn in on my C1. I ran the pixel cleaner and it went away. I leave it on all the time by accident with no issue so far.

[@billyberner]

@@JustDataReviews the pixel cleaner reduces clarity though. Barnacules review states this, that the pixel cleaner poses dininishing returns. You’re using organic material to display images. Entropy dictates that it is only a matter of time until your TV burns in even more. I personally cannot adopt OLED because I work remote and am on my PC 8+ hours a day like Barnacules and LTT. So them experiencing burning, not to mention Barnacules saying they only last 1-2 years if you work 8+ hours a day on them. I’ll be sticking with mini LED. I have an 12 year old BenQ LED monitor with absolutely zero burn in. I will never use organic materials for displays as they decay far too fast for my uses.

[@JustDataReviews]

@@billyberner There’s no free lunch. Not saying it’s magic but at least it restored uniformity.

[@Aliensemble]

I’m going for to QLED since I’m planning on placing it in our living room between 2 windows. I love the LG. We have the OLED ThinQ 55” in our bedroom and it’s beautiful.

[@Sammy-34079]

no oled is trash go back to sdr 1080p tvs your get the better movies better game on that kind of picture!

[@RobinB360]

I have an LCD tv and monitor, two oled TV’s and a projector. Personally the oled TV’s are by far the best quality I’ve experienced. 👍

[@TheHadhad1000]

could you send a link on amazon to the oled tv you got?

[@JonasWeather]

I have the Sony a80j oled and it is superb

[@RobinB360]

@@JonasWeather Nice! 👌

[@cezz1105]

​@@JonasWeather I've got the same model, 77inch.

[@ericfreutel8240]

Really appreciate the clarity you brought to this issue. Thank you very much 🙏😊

[@TheTechGiantYouTube]

I know which i'd go for. It begins with an O and ends with LED 😄

[@MrRedskin0007]

As an owner of a 77” LG G1, nothing tops the inky blacks and contrasts viewing on an OLED display.

[@Jay-gw4zq]

I just ordered the LG C3 I am excited upgrading from an old 2018 model Vizio LED

[@Mirsab]

I'm waiting for an OLED 32" 4K 240Hz monitor.

[@ogralphhh8836]

What is even putting out those graphics not even a 4090

[@Lays-xp9hj]

144hz is more realistic expectations I mean 4k at 60fps would be satisfactory for me

[@Kingkong-gy5qt]

Can't stand small screens unless you play in a closet. Upgrade your taste nigga.

[@Cause023]

Seems like we will be waiting until 2026

[@seansmith5896]

Aren’t we all? For $1250 or less. They’re behind, in my opinion. I’m sure they have it on their release schedule.

[@MKev_Gaming]

Can somebody tell me what this movie with wolfs as guards at 1:45 is that we can see on the QNED in this video?

[@ethangoldberger5290]

OLED. Very hard to go back to LCD. The absence of blooming, especially in dark scenes is probably my favorite features of OLED’s compared to LCD. I also love the perfect contrast as well on the OLED compared to LCD. And with over 2400 hours on my 77” C1 since early October 2021, I have yet to see any sign of burn in and I use it almost every day. Good video as always comparing the two technologies! Cheers and happy gaming!

[@redhunter1535]

I'm scared of burn in with my XBOX SERIES X

[@SaltyPenguin255]

@@redhunter1535 Ive had one for a couple years now. I even use it as a PC monitor and I haven't had any issues. Id just set the windows taskbar to minimize. If it isn't doing that as a PC monitor, then you should be okay with your xbox. In the living room I have a Samsung S95B QDOLED and it's the best screen ever. Id look at that especially for gaming

[@trumpameri1638]

​​@@redhunter1535 I'm scared of ABL OLED

[@TheHealthLife]

If you watch normal TV which has station Logo in corner of screen, burn in is a real issue. Just don't let the wife or kids use it, as they most likely will leave it on a static screen while making coffees etc..

[@dgtheone]

While there is still blooming in the new mini leds - they are still fantastic in a bright room. I have both. The mini led is fantastic for a workhorse tv.

[@LuisMartinez-nh3mu]

Got an lg oled 4 years ago no problem with burn in. A lot of gaming and ESPN with no issues thankfully. Just bought the 77 c2 and oled has gotten better in brightness and burn in shouldn't scare anyone anymore.

[@rickybobby144]

This is a very timely video as I am currently trying to decide which of these to buy, very helpful.

[@SpawnPoiint]

Glad I could help!

[@EsoTarek]

@@SpawnPoiint QNED86 for £850 at Argos (down to 790 through work perks)? Wdyt?

[@jeffcoleman5160]

I bought the LGC1 couple years back and love how it matches to my Xbox seriesX

[@wesatkinson9947]

I have the G1 OLED and believe me, it’s plenty bright. Honestly it’s too bright at times. Just wish it wouldn’t dim when I’m low lighting scenes.

[@RAGEdredd]

Dude... I got the c3 evo and bruh 🤦🏾‍♂️ that mf so damn bright. I turn on battery saving maximum at night and keep it at medium or SOMETIMES off when daylight

[@metalhusky]

2:38 wait, what are you saying? I can definitely see more in this segment on the OLED screen, the QLED one is matte and disperses the light on the surface, so that the window and the light is much more visible and blocks the actual image.

[@Sammy-34079]

no qled and oled is trash go back to sdr 1080p tvs your get the better movies better game on that kind of picture!

[@tomdrums4607]

The viewing angle has nothing to do with the back light on led. Whether you go IPS, TN or VA defines the viewing angle on led. VA is used on higher end led tvs usually because of the vastly improved contrast compared to IPS. IPS has far better viewing angles though

[@mohamedaityoussef9965]

This review earned you a sub best TV reviewer I've seen so far on yt

[@mbvx7]

Everything looks amazing to me on my Sony A80J. I will stick with OLED. The colors and inky blacks are amazing. The OLED is Plenty bright ( i am in a dark-ish room) While watching TV I have my panel set to Medium luminance. Still plenty bright. I have ECO and Bright limiters turned OFF. Not sure why Anyone would use those. You can not get an accurate picture with those on. I do love the picture on the QNED as well. I won't say it's bad by any means. What is the American equal to the QNED86? the 85 or the 90, 91 ? And why not put OLED against the QNED 90,91 top dog??

[@BookClubDisaster]

Where is the brightness limiter setting?

[@joevoidable7549]

1:26 you can tell the OLED is better.The dirt is on her face is a bit washed out on the QNED. In COD MW2 we can see a lot of Detail on Gaz and Laswell faces whereas QNED has too much light exposure.

[@MSDOGS1976]

What would I choose? I chose a 65" QNED85 for the reasons you described in the video. Bright room with tv located opposite windows. And I couldn't be more pleased. Great picture with good colors and blacks. Maybe not 100% black all the time like an oled but much much better than previous led tvs. I have even been asked if this was an oled by friends. Off angle views are very good too. I paid just under $1200 which is an outstanding value for this set. If I had a basement with no windows and wanted a tv for a home theater room or party room I'm sure oled would be the better choice.

[@Chadowgon5]

You guys have it sp cheap lucky man. In my country a 65 inch is not less than 2000 euros

[@geoffboyd]

I got the same tv as you. Who cares if the oled is better. You have a top notch tv that is excellent. Unless you play games competitively as a career this TV is probably gonna be better than 75% of the people you’re playing against! It’s high tech and a beautiful image! Congrats!

[@jccnguyen]

Same, my living room is pretty bright so I chose the 65QNED86 for $1000 (same price as 55in C1 in my country) and it's excellent. I may consider a smaller OLED C2 for the bedroom later but so far I'm very happy with the mini led. Watching it during the day is awesome.

[@Chadowgon5]

@@geoffboyd I think input lag is really important for video games, that is why lg oled is the way to go for gaming... (image too of course)

[@MSDOGS1976]

@@jccnguyen You sound like me. I wouldn't mind trying an oled one day but it would need to be for my bedroom.

[@giggity4670]

I have the 2019 LG OLED 55" that i use for my PC and for Xbox and i have light burn in/ ghosting on set colors from games static image fallout being the one i can tell but it not a bad burn in that is when you see it on any color or what you are watching and make it out easy mine just shows up like a ghost effect on red color more then any other but only noticeable when screen is full red other colors less noticeable and don't notice it when playing games or watching YT. So people that worry about burn in on OLEDs it not as bad even on my old model it has gotten better now on new ones and you can easily avoid it by not playing the same image all day every day news channels are the worse for it with all the gaming i do it not as bad as i thought it was as i been worried by burn in when i got it but easy to get around and not a problem. Plus i have different brightness for what am doing on the picture modes daily PC on YT i have it on low settings so not super bright as don't need to be on YT and have 2 other other 1 for films or TV shows that looks better and bright and another 1 for gaming with best settings that is the best way to avoid burn in. With OLED you have to think more about taking care of it if you want it to last so you have to remember that when buying it as not like other TVs.

[@mohamedelansary8522]

i love oleds so much but the thing is i dont want to spend money on a expensive tv and then get burn in so ill choose the qned because of its gaming and viewing experience

[@Bdot888]

Do you personally watch content that has static logos and such? If so, then a mini led is definitely your best option. But if you watch a lot of different content thats not static then burn is no issue overall especially with the new oleds nowadays

[@SuperBabyMario0C]

Dude fr lmao all the comments “I sucked off my Oled for gaming but only owned it for 2 days so I haven’t gotten burn in, I recommend it” like noooo burn in is REAL I have an oled n still do but I burned in health bars into it, and getting QLED. I just can’t with health bars being there n I’m not even playing that particular game or games at all

[@RyanDabrowskiBoilerUp]

Ehh, I am still in the lcd camp, becouse I still don’t want to pay more for a tv, that I have no idea, how long it will last…but I am considering a QD oled, as my next tv, I want to see if anyone has major issues with their qd-oled panels a year or so after release, to see what the burn in risk, or image retention risk is….

[@SteveSmith-cm1hx]

I will take OLED all day everyday. But I think LG's QNED TV's are very good especially the one you have Spawn. I would mind at all if I had one.

[@ДмитрийКузнецов-п8ч]

QNED easily beats OLED out in daylight

[@georgescusorin767]

Already bought the LG C1!🥳

[@yash22s]

Both have 1 thing in common , both are expensive and out of my current budget 😅😅😂💸💸

[@freinkbah3830]

Just went to my local PC richards and got an LG Oled b2 and I’m now waiting for delivery haha I’m very new to OLed and can’t wait to see the change!

[@hardturokgaming]

I’m very happy with my OLED, it’s super Bright and great with my ps5. I don’t like the to Watch blooming on my content.

[@Coastal_tech]

Can someone please tell me what movie is playing at 1:54 please 😅

[@Great_America]

QD-OLED and OLED are the champions for the foreseeable future. I will be waiting anxiously to see how good micro LED will be compared to QD-OLED and OLED 🤔

[@rickycastillo7865]

I'm late to the comments but I ordered the 75 inch QNED yesterday. It's more than enough for what I need it for. I need info on those back lights in your room. They look excellent!

[@AntonioCunningham]

I got an OLED (LG C1) because I kept hearing that it's one of the best looking TVs you can buy in the 1500 dollar range. Plus it's not too bright. (I personally dislike bright TVs because they hurt my eyes) My current TV at the time was starting to die. ( some of the zones are not as bright as the others) The OLED looks amazing. It's the best TV I've had the chance to lay my eyes on. I then made the mistake of listening to calibrators and calibrated my HDMI 1 output for the PS5. However this made the output too bright and unusable. Then I encountered image retention for watching shows that had black bars. It happened again when I played a retro game. (on the PS2) While OLED looks *amazing* This is probably my last OLED since the chance of burn in kills my desire to use my Main TV. PS. Yes, I got a warranty that covered burn in, but that was so I can use the TV like all my other TVs. (If I have to baby it, then it's not fit for purpose.) However this TV doesn't seem to be able to handle my use case. ( around four hours a day gaming or watching shows that may have black bars) Mini LED may be the default for me... I just don't like its blinding brightness.

[@redfox1991]

You can lower the led panel brightness. Best is to use the environmental light sensor to dim it in darker environment. Works for me

[@AntonioCunningham]

@@redfox1991 My TCL is already in it's darkest setting and sometimes it's still too bright. I can't do the auto dimming on TVs so the environmental mode is out.

[@DENiS-trcz]

"now personally, I never experienced any burn in" With all due respect, you had more tv's within a year than me socks during my 30 years of life on this planet. People don't pay $3000€ so their TV is gonna last measly 3 years with heavy gaming and stuff. 3k is something that I can afford only with very good budgeting and saving. So longevity of a product is going to be very important to me.

[@spartacuscreator]

Funny story: I bought an LG C1, but heard about the QLED Mini LEDs not long after. Gave my C1 to my brother, introducing him to OLED: Got myself the QN90A in Europe, which was an IPS panel. It had the shittiest local dimming and backlight bleeding and a yellow tint I have seen in my entire life. Anything with slight letterboxes were a no go. The reflection handling was subpar in comparison to the OLED, it was worse then a mirror. The Brightness was maybe 10 % above the OLED, nothing noticable or helpful. The uniformity, god... Returned the QN90A, got myself another C1, been happy ever after.

[@SonOfPatriots]

Maybe 10% brighter? Wow. Where's your sources on that? They are way brighter. C1 Has great detailing but unbelievably a dark TV even with the brightness turned all the way up which LG says not to do because it jeopardizes the life of the TV. My C1 had bad burn in 10 months after purchase and LG replaced it, now I am 13 months into my second one had starting to get some burn in again. Research C1 properly and you will see the major flaw in LG OLED. I ignored this when I got it on sale and it was a big regret.

[@zureai]

And how were your settings? And Oleds burn in too right?

[@MajorOSC]

I have this horrible dilemma of owning a c7 for the last 5 years or so. That one was a 65". We've since moved that from the basement to the bedroom and my TV upgrade journey began. Started out with a 65-in OLED C2. Then I thought to myself it's not that much better than the B2 and I could pretty much get a B2 in 77" So I returned and went with the B2 77". I immediately noticed the difference and it was much stronger than in the store. I couldn't stand it so I finally splurged the extra money and just got the C2 in 77 in. Call me crazy but this thing doesn't really seem that much brighter than the c7.

[@danko_r36]

Should have just waited and bought the G2 or upcoming G3 which is far brighter 🤷🏼‍♂️☺️

[@MajorOSC]

@@danko_r36 ended up getting an 85" open box Sony X95K. the LG C7 is upstairs in the bedroom. The Sony is now the main entertainment TV in the basement. Wonderful peace of mind not ever worrying about burn in. The size makes up for the fact it's not OLED. not a bad trade off at all really. Color is incredible. It's pre-calibrated and is really impressive with HDR. I'm happy as can be with the purchase. I think the OLED C7 upstairs is going to be a fine TV for years to come, but it never felt good being used for games without this sense of guilt and worry. I just play too many fighting games and pc stuff with static images to worry about burn in on the main tv anymore.

[@q3sebo]

@@MajorOSC I got x90k and it was horrible.. especialy when watching movies with subs (i am from eu) all screen just was goining brighter every time a sub popped, also was not happy from general colors and pic quality out of the box. I finally went C2 and i am more than happy not even need to calibrate like night and day compared to sony x90k :). Glad to hear you are happy from yours x95k.

[@sebastiansebastianowicz7824]

the warranty does not cover burn-in and so the image burns out, especially if you use oled as a monitor, after a year you have thoroughly burned icons

[@sebastiansebastianowicz7824]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGGcoIufnJJnrc0 check guarantees! Do you know someone who LG replaced oled panel after burn-in? LG premium OLED ;) Premium oled now is a95k or s95b

[@Robert-tr7we]

Don’t use it as a pc monitor then.

[@Vidushaka68]

I recently went with the LG oled and I’m sooooo happy 🥰 I have tri ocular vision so the blooming is better for me personally coming from TCL Qled

[@coderedtonio]

Does anybody know the movie playing with the talking wolf 🐺 guard with the Axe …what movie is that Spawn? 🔥🔥🔥 OLED is all the way for me

[@Mad.Maxx.77]

I'm looking to use one of these TVs as a computer monitor. I'm leaning towards the QNED because of burn in concerns with OLED. Unfortunately, both have issues with displaying text sharply/crisply. My current monitor is a 2019 Samsung Q60R 43". It does a great job with text which is vital to my work as a writer. Excellent video, mate!

[@CrunchyF123]

currently im using an old asus pb287q 28" 4k tn monitor and im looking at getting the LG 50QNED816QA as it has the highest ppi @89 pixels per inch and will be using it purely for a monitor as i dont watch tv at all and will be using it with a displayport 1.4 to hdmi 2.1 cable connected to a rtx 2080 super initially, until i grab a new gpu in a year or so. I edit video and make music as productivity use so writing is not a concern for me. i was wondering did you get a qned in the end ? and how grainy is the image up close ? eg 2' to 3' foot or so ? i watched the jayz 2 cents video (85" qned) and with the ai upscaling txt look pretty good.

[@trviis]

@@CrunchyF123 Did you get the 50qned816QA? I’m looking at the same TV potentially If you did can you let me know if it has good motion handling and input lag?

[@التميمي-ض4ت]

Thank you. You helped me a lot

[@jonajones530]

Awesome review. I was going to blindly go for a 65" OLED just cause it's the latest tech so I figured it would be the best, however! I have a large 2m x 2m south facing window that lets in a ton of light. Seems like I'd be better off with a QNED. I can also put the money saved towards some new home audio. Win win.

[@Xoxon1987]

Look at the Samsung s95b. It has quantum dot tech for brightness and oled tech for perfect blacks as well Just got it, it's amazing.

[@Sweetybboy]

now latest tech is QNED

[@jimidrammer4187]

Blackouts curtains solve any glared issues.

[@billyberner]

@@Xoxon1987 Enjoy the burn in that you'll see within the next few years lol. Money wasted.

[@randybradley4151]

Does the QLED support Dolby Vision? Also at 2:14 if you drop it to .25x the speed you can tell the QLED response time is also off. and at 2:16 you can also tell the woman's hair on the OLED looks more detailed.

[@edwardsantos9517]

I have the Samsung QLED Q80A 65". I love it and it's awesome for my gaming and watching movies. Always nice to check out your videos for comparison.

[@leon_live8]

I have the same TV with the same size, juste perfect.

[@tristand1243]

I'm looking on getting the 65" but this years model, Q80B in 65". either that or LG B2 in 55". both cost the same.

[@edwardsantos9517]

@@tristand1243 I'm a Samsung guy, so kinda bias, but all my tv's have always been Samsung. Just love the quality.

[@tristand1243]

@@edwardsantos9517 I always had samsung myself. Even my mobile device is too. My mind is telling me try the OLED. But my deeper mind is saying just stick with what I know is already good, Samsung.

[@The_Rumpo_K1d]

I like the QLED mini but it’s OLED all the way for me. They are bright enough for my needs but it’s the black levels that really swing it for me.

[@SKLLZTHATKILLZ]

Just got the samsung s95b (coming from q90t). Oled/qd-oled takes the cake for gaming, and I am a huge fan of bright tvs and qleds

[@StayPeace69]

tbh i had a bad experience with OLED Panel, especially for TV, i love LG don’t get me wrong, i might get another LG TV but with the QNED Panel, cause it’s easier to maintain, while the OLED on the other side, you need to be careful with a static image (channel logo, etc) if you don’t change it for like an hour, it’ll be prone for burning, once it burned, you’re basically screwed, i already change my unit twice, but it’s enough of an experience that i knew that i need to change to an LED/Mini LED Panel.

[@steveco1800]

I chose QLED as a hybrid TV/monitor to avoid burn-in, more brightness (without ABL), reduced reflections and I heard 30fps can look more stuttery on OLED. Really happy with it, both are amazing but think QLED is so similar it's not worth the risk when when occasionally using it all day as a monitor. A bit cheaper as well.

[@silviuamuza3902]

Same here, I would only buy an oled if it has a heatsink, like the Sony A90J.

[@ThatOneAnimal]

Same I got a QN90A last year after looking at them side by side with OLED and barely noticed a difference. The contrast on Mini-LED is really good.

[@brodylockwood14]

@@ThatOneAnimal Yeah but the instantaneous response times of oled make motion so so smooth. I definitely notice it when switching back.

[@ThatOneAnimal]

@@brodylockwood14 QN90A isn’t far off I don’t notice a difference at all between that and the C1. It’s amazing for next gen consoles

[@trumpameri1638]

Samsung QLED TV is masterpiece

[@CuteMonke69]

Best tech review channel no doubt brother!

[@chili2165]

Both looks fantastic. But after experience Oled myself I would have gone for the miniled. The experience I got with the oled was good but not having the enough brightness on sdr content and having an agressive abl along with black crush it wasn't worth it for me. I found color to be saturated in a good way, but It lacked the brightness and punch in colors. I could see the Qd oled be the solution to that perhaps. Either way this are two great choices.

[@karlsavage7495]

I've been similarly underwhelmed with my OLED (LG C1). I don't dislike the TV, not at all, but I was expecting stuff - games, mainly - to look almost hyper-real and just 'pop' off the screen and, well, they just don't. Which is not to say they don't look great because they do but I haven't felt 'wowed' by anything and that's a bit of a letdown after all the hype. And regarding the brightness, yeah, Freeview can look pretty drab. So, in summary, I wouldn't say I'm unhappy with my purchase - just not blown away like I expected to be. I don't understand the comments about not going back to LED after OLED because I'd go back to a (top of the line) LED, for sure. I don't care about having an 'accurate' or 'natural' picture; I like the punch, pop and vibrancy of LED. Oh, and yes, I have followed settings guides and tweaked my inputs on the C1, to get the picture as pleasing to my eyes as I can make it.

[@Brandywine92]

@@karlsavage7495 Great comment. Oled is way overhyped. It's a great technology but it's following is almost religious, it's cringe. I got a C2 42" for my PC, and a QN90A 55" for everything else. In no way is the mini led inferior, in fact not in the slightest - it's more consistent if anything. Reason? Dolby vision. Again, hype all over.

[@enzog1078]

@@Brandywine92 imo, your eyes are probably broken lol

[@Brandywine92]

@@enzog1078 Well no not really. I'm obsessed with image quality, hence why I have 2 expensive TV's. I just find I prefer the oled for some things, and other things I prefer on the mini led. I think the ceiling is higher on the oled. I think the reason I'm not often amazed by the C2 is genuinely because of the size I have it, so its probably not entirely fair. I think once you get used to a bigger size, getting used to a smaller one can feel a bit underwhelming, especially when there's letterboxing. Honestly I wish I had a 55" C2 bet it's brilliant

[@enzog1078]

@@Brandywine92 oh yeah. That could be the difference. I have a 65 and I sit like 6 feet in front of it when I watch tv or play ps5 and it’s a spectacle. Make sure you’ve calibrated your c1 per HDTVTest settings video as well.

[@Loony_BeLuna]

1:50 what is that movie?

[@xPenitentOne]

I'm fine with both tbh! I consider upgrading next year, to 2.1 and 120hz. My TV is a Samsung RU8009 from.. 2019. Nice picture, works great.. But i may go to oled.. Not sure yet. But from what I've seen now, you can't go wrong with either of those👀

[@CGFUN829]

it's crazy how i can feel the emersion and colors of these tvs from my aoc potato monitor.

[@marky3609]

I just got a 65" Hisense U7G for my living room and I'm loving it. The native 120hz panel Freesync and VRR make supported games running at 120FPS looks absolutely insane man it's honestly incredible. I'm thinking about buying a smaller 55" varient for my bed room altho I'm also looks at the Hisense U8H as well and can't decide which I should go with. The U7G is cheaper tho at about $100 bucks less and I already know that one to be pretty awesome so I'm leaning towards it. Might do a side by side comparison like this if I go with the U8H tho.

[@SoarDoesGaming]

Yeah i wemt from led to the lg a2 48” oled with my series x games run and look flawless, shows and movies are insanely good perfect color accuracy. Paired with a 3.1 channel soundbar i have a perfect setup

[@Zerocool247]

I have had LG in the past and loved them and I still do. But because of pricing, I was looking for a new budget-friendly TV, so I decided to go with Hisense U8H mini LED. Yes, you are right about the brightness, way brighter than any of my older ones in the past. Mind you they were not OLED or Mini LED. I have yet calabura it for gaming. I have a PS4 so this will be interesting.

[@zayzo-k3v]

Which oled do you have

[@mihaliskyriacou5276]

How you finding the Hisense U8H been looking at this one

[@Zerocool247]

@@mihaliskyriacou5276 by the way, I never owned any OLED TVs be for. Lol so far I’m very impressed with the Hisense and happy with it so far. I am certainly using a Apple TV and a PS4 for my steaming contain. And I’m blown away with color. Dark levels. Gaming is phenomenal for a fraction of the price you can’t beat it.

[@BOMBheadDOM]

If the U8H was the US equivalent in the UK I would have considered it...not even the same tv. Hisense and TCL uk are subpar to a T...V!

[@matthewgeissinger2856]

I got the U8H 65 inch on Amazon for under 1000 bucks a few months ago and it’s been great. I use it as our basement TV near a giant sliding door. It handles the bright light fine. I also have an older U7G upstairs and it works great also. I was always an LG guy; but I have had no issues with the Hisense.

[@Socom2024]

I got an oled, but when looking for a size upgrade, i have to say that the LED is appealing for my living room. Abit tired of oled black crush that makes scenes difficult to see, and i got alot of light in the room. Samsung is also cheaper per inch.

[@RaytheonNublinski]

I really think people overhype the brightness limitations of oled. My c2 is more than bright enough even in a bright room. You will want to reduce or eliminate any reflection sources as the screen is very glossy.

[@Extralarse]

I honestly thought the QNED reflected the window and light more than the OLED in your video. I have an LG G2 for about a month now and it's definitely a mirror but I knew that when I bought it and I don't really care. I had a plasma before this and I'm used to blinding the windows when watching dark stuff during the day. I heard the G3 en G4 have better anti-reflective coating but I honestly don't think it's worth 1000$-2000$ extra for a 77" OLED. Very happy with my G2, it looks stunning and I actually like WebOS more than I expected.

[@JustPhillGaming]

OLEDS FOR THE WIN🙌🏽

[@theglassarrow_]

I really want to get a oled, but with my lighting situation I think you have a fair point that maybe qned would be a better fit. Not to mention the price point as well.

[@nickxcore74]

Or you could buy a Quantum Dot OLED and have the best of both worlds. I’m not a fan of the Samsung S95B’s build quality, but it has a really great picture for the price and is an excellent choice for gaming. The Sony A95K is a great TV, but it’s not so gamer friendly and is massively overpriced in my opinion.

[@xPenitentOne]

What's up with the build quality?

[@nicknickname353]

@@xPenitentOne basically no quality control on the assembly line lol A lot of the panels are faulty. One dude changed 3 different S95B from bestbuy and they all were faulty in something

[@xPenitentOne]

@@nicknickname353 yes I've seen stuff. With displays sitting curved and all.. Apparently Samsung reworked some, and it shouldn't be the case anymore, but for that price.. It shouldn't be a thing in the first place LOL.

[@ericdraven7857]

I have noticed burn in on my LG 55" C7 but that's due to myself. I use an apple tv and have allowed it to be on the main screen without a screensaver and it was delivered Oct 4th in 2017. It just went past the 5 years mark. If I had the settings set up better than maybe it wouldn't be this way.

[@bradleysportsuniverse4633]

Personally I would go for the miniLED

[@devilgames2217]

Loving my C1. One year down and still slapping! Give me Dad of BOI 2 😁

[@JBlakeS23]

Had a new Samsung mini led and it was too bright… it was making my eyes water. My G2 is amazing and it’s plenty bright for direct sunlight. There is no reason to get an LCD in your home.

[@sj460162]

Thats really interesting to me because ive just got off the phone to a salesman about led being tooo bright. Im upgrading from an old Samsung edge lit led and I want a tv that impresses me without burning my eyes out!! I have a very ambient living room and was leaning towards the S95B...

[@JBlakeS23]

@@sj460162 wait for 2023 models

[@sj460162]

@@JBlakeS23 I will..

[@Roz2891]

except if you live in a bright apartment

[@Hybred]

Why not just lower the brightness then?

[@zakaroonetwork777]

1:55. What Movie or game is that with the Talking Wolf? Please and Thank you.

[@AA-zh8ge]

QNED is best. very reasonable

[@dederekt]

I use my OLED for my Xbox Series X, media and gaming and then my QNED for my Switch. Bright colors look great on games like Zelda, Mario, etc

[@chrisbarron379]

I think I would personally have to go with a QNED tv because my room has a huge window that lets in sunlight and there’s not a good way to mitigate that except closing the curtains completely. The way I would have to set my tv to minimize the suns effect on the tv is not to my liking because of my bed and couch set up. I would love a OLED tv but having the brightness of QNED would be more beneficially

[@juliosalguero4638]

I got a fv43u and I a window in my room that I can't cover and it's QLED monitor. It's perfect when the sun is hitting the monitor.

[@boubacarbanodiallo9065]

Oled looks cool but imo its Miniled for me only for longevity got 86 inch Qned Miniled, gaming is crazy.

[@rislik]

I choose QNED based on the price.

[@dom4722]

Have LG C3 42, LG C3 55 and the QHD Oled 240hz 0,03ms 27GR95QE.. love all of them

[@MistaVauros]

Are you sure that’s a matte finish on the QNED? 🤔. I saw reflections pretty clear on the screen. Maybe the QNED has more diffuser built into the screen compared to the OLED, but it’s definitely a gloss screen.

[@777Awsomeness]

What is the 3rd person game that looks like its in Amsterdam at 7:08? It looks incredible

[@ItsTocaEmmaslays]

I thinks its the newest call of duty

[@SpawnPoiint]

Yes that’s the new Modern Warfare 2

[@arijityt8820]

LG oled any day ❤️

[@I_am_mario009]

at 1:46, what movie or series is that with those wolf guys? and at 6:04 , where are those scenes from?

[@HaRvIl27]

School for Good and Evil

[@naturalfitness-1]

Oled is just perfection. I don't see anything being better for a very long time. The next challenge is probably improving pixel technology to make it possible to have the perfect color accuracy, perfect blacks, and brightness like an led. New Sony oled TVs are getting better at that

[@stansmith7445]

I've been thinking about making the switch, but I've been hearing a lot *burn-in* horror stories.

[@naturalfitness-1]

@@stansmith7445 thats a thing of the past. I've gamed on oleds for years and never had any burn in. You should make the switch you won't regret it

[@ceoproductionsmedia]

@@naturalfitness-1 what oled do you currently have? Thinking of getting a B2 (C2 and B2) too expensive right now for me. But burn in definitely scares me for sure. Let me know thanks

[@naturalfitness-1]

@@ceoproductionsmedia I had a CX and had like 6000 hours on the panel and no burn in. I sold the CX and bought a Sony a95k. There are a lot of good sells right now. I would pick the C2 over the B2 for the better processor

[@ceoproductionsmedia]

@@naturalfitness-1 the C2 is not in the budget right now. Question, after having an oled why the x95k over another oled? I’m only asking because my biggest reason in wanting a qled would be the closest thing I could get to oled (relatively of course) without risk of burn in. I know brightness is better but was that your mean reason?

[@McDamianWalnut]

Weird question, but where did you get that shelving unit at 6:40 ? It looks cool and I'd like to buy something similar 😂

[@Dhughe9]

Had a new lg oled. Great picture just couldn’t get over the dimness of the image in a bright space. Went back to led

[@SpawnPoiint]

I can totally understand that too

[@Giantrapid3]

Had a 1080p curved oled LG, then an Oled 55 inch, 4k. Currently have a Vizio OLed 65 inch. And Sony XR 42 inch.