The Best TVs of CES 2019

[@Shroomsterdam]

I remember when 32" was a respectable size.

[@TheJfkosta]

And for the 90% of people, it is

[@DMX-du9mn]

32 inch CRT wide ;)

[@nelsonc6173]

LOL so true so true!!! I remember when a flat panel TV 14" in size cost several grand!!! Now a 55" 4K TV can cost you under 500 bucks!!!

[@user-mp7xk46zq1j-ia3]

Need a 32" TV. Nothing new since 2015. We have only PC monitor choice and over priced, no evolution. No pity for small rooms and small budget.

[@jcaliberty8288]

Pepperidge Farms Remembers

[@tommytexter4054]

That rollable LG TV R is sick!

[@sadmanhossain9936]

have you seen the see through tv ?

[@user-mp7xk46zq1j-ia3]

Yes. Sure. But too large . Do you like to see a human face through a screen magnifier ? I can count every winkle. And you know what : Tom Cruise is getting old....

[@vrsce0178]

Imagine the price😂wish I could afford it

[@RobertK1993]

Waste of money.

[@thomasrupersburg8322]

Oh LG, you're making me drool. Roll-LED, gotta have it.

[@ericimi]

It's roled not roll-led

[@thomasrupersburg8322]

@@ericimi Didn't realize there was an official name for it other than OLED-TV-R, It's cool, that's for sure.

[@svenveader7755]

@@ericimi ITS ROLL-LED BABY

[@JoelsterG4k]

TCL is also introducing Mini LED on their Quantum Dot TVs with hundreds of dimming zones and up to 4000 nits of peak brightness, pretty awesome stuff TCL is bringing to the market.

[@inflatable2]

My eyes are on the LG OLED C9 for 2019 (55"or 65").. By far the best value for the money, since the C8 was already that in 2018 but now they added full HDMI 2.1 etc as well..

[@user-mp7xk46zq1j-ia3]

No HDR 10+ on 2019 LG TV range . And HDMI 2.1 allows this mode. So (or ? ) specs are not definitive at all. Why ?? Manufacturers between themselves...

[@Tuntira]

OK, to summarise: OLED is becoming king (YESS!!!) MicroLED, the holy grail of tv is a real deal (YESS!!!) Vizio, Hisense and TCL are pushing LG, Sony and Samsung for the top end, resulting in better competition that is best for consumers (YESS!!!) Hisense have mastered that awesome laser TV of theirs (YESS!!!) FANTSTIC YEAR FOR TVS AHEAD!!

[@chronicler2313]

With burn-in though its a stupid decision to spend money on an oled. Qled took over as the oled killer in 2018. Many oled tv's were malfunctioning in the last half of 2018.

[@--------K1NG--------00]

@@chronicler2313 OLED killer? Samsung have been struggling with sales recently due to OLED which is why they are quickly trying to get Micro-LED out of the door (which will be the true OLED killer)

[@chronicler2313]

@@--------K1NG--------00 Sure they are. Keep lying to yourself.

[@theplug4981]

@@chronicler2313 mate, wtf is QLED. QLED is a mess. Bought a 75" QLED for £3800. Straight out of the box it was faulty, like really Samsung. I've ordered a replacement if the next one is faulty LG wallpaper here I come.

[@TheKrazzyStudios]

Just adding another "K" is becoming a trend. Where is the innovation? I don't understand why truly innovative startups don't get covered like these stupid new TV with more "ks" do. A startup by the name of Q Blocks launched a Smart TV that can mine crypto at the CES. There tag line was also quite funny : "Netflix and chill while it pays your bill "....i guess there website is this one: www.qblocks.tv/ . But no one really knows about them because the paid media is busy covering LG's of the world.

[@jcapers93]

Did Samsung release any actual tangible 2019 TVs other than another screen size for the Q900? We heard about LG's C9, E9, W9, Z9, their high end LEDs, Sony's G model 950, Z9, A9, A8, 850, and Vizio 2019 TVs etc. Nothing really tangible from Samsung...

[@jollyrioger2572]

Samsung usually announces their main 2019 line-up in March. Not at CES. CES is for tech you probably wouldn't buy for at least another 5 years.

[@seinfan9]

Samsung is still holding out to compete with OLED. If their tech can truly match the deep blacks of OLED while maintaining the brightness and wide color gamut of their QLEDs, they have an OLED killer. They may also anticipate Sony dropping a bombshell and commercializing their CLEDIS display before they go to market with MicroLED.

[@doug]

video about 8k tvs, uploaded in 11-year-old 720p 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@AlienSexGod]

The irony

[@RebelStateSovereign]

Lol, so true

[@SMB291]

The LG C9 baby!!

[@mistamaog]

I hope the B9 brings the B series lower in price. $1600 definitely is lower than we've had, but I hope it can go lower

[@RobertK1993]

Walter White Sony AG9 for me

[@futureaceone3971]

Where are the 12 bit panels? Dolby Vision and HDR 10+ can't realize their potential without 12 bit! What about banding? What about screen uniformity? Apparently those very important shortcomings in most current 4K TVs aren't worth addressing. Instead the manufacturers are ignoring all that and now pushing 8K? Other than UHD Blu-ray there is no true 4K content. Netflix and KZbin put out only a very compressed version of 4K. Cable TV only uses 720p and 1080. Broadcast TV can only transmit at 1080i. WTF are consumers going to do with 8K? Oh, and I'll bet those 8K sets also have the same problems with screen uniformity and banding that the current 4K TVs have.

[@dsoprano13]

I imagine 12bit will be next year. But banding is very difficult to see with 10bit. The main advantage would more than likely be more realistic skin tones in 12bit.

[@gibbo271]

12 bit panels i guess will be replaced with microled.. And i see reasons to why like how old is not the led lcd tech? Why continue building on that when there is a another type of technology that are far surpior?... Sure 10 bit will still be used as a low end option. Thats what i think would happen in either two years or next year..

[@EyeamEJ]

We're still lacking in 4k content to watch so what would I be able to watch to take advantage of the 8k screen? Seems like TV makers are moving too fast. Most people like myself are just getting their first 4k set and it will be years before they upgrade to 8k.

[@eventusvantos2770]

People said the EXACT same thing for 4k. You have to realize that content creators will not go through the trouble of filming 8k if there aren't any devices that can play it. So there has to be a start. So why wait. Get started and start experimenting with consumers to get their feedback so the that can technology can continue to improve instead of being stuck by content creators. What's this means is that you will have a future proof tv with the greatest quality content for the well past 10 years easily.

[@eventusvantos2770]

@resigned liberal yes we do. You just have to specify it. We shouldn't be going backwards in technology just because some people are too lazy to specify for 4k content.

[@leecaste]

resigned liberal you forget that all that footage you talk about has antialiasing which is a TRICK to compensate the lack of pixel density and this trick decreases sharpness. Moire effect is also a problem because of the lack of pixel density. As long as these problems are present, pixel density needs to be increased no matter how big the screen is or how far you are from it.

[@eventusvantos2770]

@resigned liberal yes it is 4k if not even better. Movie cameras use the best of the best high end cameras. Same goes for cgi. Companies have the budget to spend millions on it and insure high quality. Secondly you are over thinking it big time. Its not that big and even if it was number one you can compress it and number two with fiber optic cables and soon 5g the speeds and data transfers which will be much faster and larger. Thirdly no that is utter horseshit. Anyone who can't tell the difference between 4k and 1080p should get their eyes checked immediately. Assuming they even have any ofcourse. You are literally blind if you can't tell the difference. Its a night and day difference. By your logic then you shouldn't be able to tell the difference between 720 and 1080p which is equally absurd to claim 4k is not ridiculous at all. Its already the norm. And 8k is the future. Not absurd at all. what's absurd is your ignorance and you thinking its absurd. 8k is the future and especially with the rise of 5g more and more companies will produce content for it. Again someone has to make the move. Content creators won't bother to make content for a nonexistent device. The device has to first exist so its up to companies to make the move instead of just sitting there waiting for creators to play catch up. Besides it works out in the end since by releasing the tech now it allows for it to be continuly developedand improved becomes more affordable all while more content is added. so it ultimately works out perfectly.

[@MrNguyenle]

@@eventusvantos2770yes, movies are shot in 4k, 6k or even 8k but it finished in 2k. Most movies you watch at cinemas are 2K. With CGI scene at 1080p upscaling to 2k due to the time it take to rendering. Most theatre are still using 2k projector. And working with a 4k version in post is more expensive than 2k obviously, especially if large parts of your movie involves CGI. Ideally, those should be rendered in 4k too. Even IMAX use 2(2k) projectors. TV market is just trying to rip off people money. Recently, i was doing lots of research into buying 1080p or 4k tv and i ended up buying the 1080p tv 49'' inch. you can notice the difference between 4k and 1080p at this screen size only if you are like 30cm close to the Tv. IF you sit far away you won;t notice the different at all. HD look good enough. if you even buy a 4k tv make sure it has HDR; good colour deep, good contrast :))

[@CalvinHikes]

Digital Trends in 720p?

[@honey4xi]

*In 2019, huge 8K TVs are for sale and require HDMI 2.1 cables. I think a good quality 6 ft HDMI 2.1 cable will cost us $210 dollars.*

[@nflisrigged1395]

You can get one off Amazon for 25 bucks 6.8 feet 2.1.... 120fps 4k , 60fps 8k

[@gregorycastorena7697]

My $10 hdmi cable works just as good as the expensive ones

[@SpencersStuffTV]

That hisense is a game changer

[@BeefGummybears]

Cant tell kids to go outside and play when you have these masterpieces hitting the market.

[@rayanlut]

Hisense is giving big sweat to samsung and lg with it's price cut and amazing image quality

[@baybarshan2500]

Does the LG Oled Signature R television box, also include sound system ? If that is the case then this is the innovation that will set the standard for future TV's

[@kevman77]

Having an 8K TV is like having a fancy car engine that runs on unicorn tears.

[@michaelgilmen66]

Great review. Looking forward to seeing the review of the short throw projector.

[@wizardguy14]

All these TV's are great but when are we going to get HBO4K Showtime4K ESPN4K and so on! Could you imagine having any one of these TV's and wathching Game of thrones in 4K Dolby Vision on HBO4K channel!! Like Do this cable and DirectTV companies!!

[@WillOnCode]

Doing that would probably save cable it has to be cbs4k and nbc4k now he talking I liked when the nfl went to 1080p they tried to go 3D but it didn’t work

[@Shrubchucker]

I wanna see Khaleesi's ingrown hairs

[@seinfan9]

A bandwidth bottleneck prevents this right now. Only fiber optic internet can handle this and that is currently not in many places. You ever see pixelation occur on the TV when confetti is falling at a sporting event or some concert or award show? That's the bandwidth problem. Cable and satellite are just not fast enough to provide the signal in high fidelity as the image across the screen is rapidly changing.

[@jacktoreto7376]

Is the lg oled 8k tv have a better picture quality than the Samsung micro led one?🤔

[@RJ_331]

I think he was talking about what you'll be able to actually purchase maybe? I don't see micro led being affordable anytime soon.

[@RobertK1993]

Jack Toreto Nope MicroLED us better

[@돌플러스]

LG’s roll-up great

[@kamal.mandloi.official]

TV kadak 900s 55cm vs Noble skiodo vr-22 55 cm Best konsha hoga ek video dalo please

[@harrylaflare846]

Did I just hear a samsung tv with the itunes app 😂😂?

[@cd2ogz1]

That Hisense UH9 75" 8k @$3500 is a game changer in price... I KNOW THERE'S NO 8K CONTENT NOW!!! But just think by owning one you just future proof your home for 5-8yrs years max (More than likely HDMI 2.1 will come on this TV but will only become active via software update once content comes out that will take advantage of it)

[@CraigMihalko]

and they will probably quit supporting it after 1 year like Samsung does. They want you to keep buying new tv's with new updates.

[@castaway1002]

Hisense makes no sense lol. Besides i wouldnt ever consider displaying some cheap chinese brand in my living room

[@tatman4710]

The Vizio and TCL lineup has my attention

[@johnkolbjr8375]

When will you start reviewing the TVs? Is there a timeline when they are suppose to come in?

[@mistamaog]

I have my eye on Vizio's Quantum dot TV's since they're bringing it down to the normal P Series and M Series. Or maybe I should save up more for LGs cheapest OLED TV 🤔

[@eclipseturbo9443]

LG ALSO HAS 4K AND 8K NANOCELL TV( QUANTUM DOT IPS PANEL WITH FALD) , SAMSUNG QLED IS QUANTOM DOT LCD(VA PANEL )

[@mistamaog]

@@eclipseturbo9443 Yeah but their recent ones didn't seem to do well in reviews, and Vizio's 2018 flagship P Series Quantum actually beat Samsung's Q9FN in tests

[@Rascallucci]

What happened to the curved screens? Have the been phased out already?

[@brucekokonyacounsel5241]

Wow indeed Tv viewing is becoming great. Kudos Samsung

[@UBAYBE]

What about response times for 4k gaming? How are they for fast moving sports?

[@Burgergio]

Wait you said VIZIO is the only one without HDMI 2.1. LG is the only one with 2.1 though??

[@RobertK1993]

Regino Rojas Only LG would be stupid enough to put HDMI 2.1 in 4K TV.

[@downstagephoto]

Why specialized media do not talk about CPU and RAM specifications in these TVs? It is really important for the consumer.

[@manu1love]

What about Panasonic the best make of them all I have a tx700b and that stunning k4 uhd hdr and stunning design

[@yasinrhodes118]

8k is cool but with no 8k content it doesn’t matter

[@zainahsuradikarya624]

do u even watch the video? There is AI to upscale content below 8k. atleast thats an initiative from Samsung

[@jerrynovotnik]

@@zainahsuradikarya624 do u even read the comment? There is no 8k content. Nobody said it can't be upscaled. If you think upscaled 4k = 8k, I have bad news for you.

[@dusemike123]

And no 12bit panels it's a waste right now wait 5 years.

[@eventusvantos2770]

There is 8k content. You are basically buying a future proof tv. And content creators won't create any 8k footage if there is no devices that can support it. But device companies can create devices capable to intice creators to support it. If device makers don't make the move then technology won't really improve. So it does matter.

[@eventusvantos2770]

@@jerrynovotnik but upscaled 4k is better than 4k. That's the point.

[@johnarevalo3450]

Can u please do a video of upcoming 4k players? I saw a video of Samsung bdu-n series

[@koolkendall9204]

2019 and only offer video in 720p? Come on DT!

[@acerone1]

The year of the 8K TV's

[@megadeath098ajb]

The only thing that bugs me with OLED is screen burn in

[@HaruHaruman]

Hmm I didn't know Sony still made TVs. Anyone know if they are any good? Better than SAMSUNG or LG TVs?

[@fuzz7981]

With almost every TV manufacturer jumping on 8K, they have officially run out of ideas. We barely have enough 4K content as it is and the promise of upscaling will be barely perceptible on anything outside of a 100 inch plus panel with your nose up to the screen. The only other big news is the roll out of HDMI 2.1 but that is of practically no use to anyone outside of the ultra enthusiast gamer who needs a monstrous amount of bandwidth. And you should be able to get eARC on the HDMI 2.0 standard. We wait until Micro-LED is ready for market.

[@RobertK1993]

The Fuzz Only LG jumping on ridiculous 8K OLED bandwagon it won't sell well.

[@andrewmckibben2637]

Samsung: makes a TV that can become the size of your wall Lg: adds a TV that rolls out of a stand to add to their existing line of TV's as thin as wallpaper Majority of TVs: have the capability of 8k Cristal clear images which will make 4k more available. Consumers: ThEY ArE rUnNiNg oUt oF iDeAs

[@fuzz7981]

@@andrewmckibben2637 Sure, for the less than 1% of consumers that can actually afford a TV the size of their wall or LG's fancy rollup OLED, they have plenty of ideas. For everyone else, 4K is a crystal clear image and is already very affordable and at least has content. Are you actually saying it is not that available? When was the last time you even saw a 1080p TV for sale? The screen size needed for the 8K difference to be even noticeable in the slightest would be 80-inch plus at the very least. So yeah, they are running out of ideas when the big selling point is an imperceptible, practically useless iterative improvement in resolution specification.

[@andrewmckibben2637]

@@fuzz7981 4k videoing more common*

[@fuzz7981]

@@andrewmckibben2637 "videoing" is not a word but I'm assuming you mean 4K content? Having 8K won't increase the rollout of 4K content, it's already rolling out as fast as it can. The manufacturers needed to jump the gun on 8K because tech like Micro-LED is still years away from market and they need to give consumers incentive to consider an upgrade.

[@sohanprabhakarmodak5374]

Does it manipulate pixel wavelength with a dynamic bit scroller?

[@fredgarvinMP]

Only after replacing the dilithium crystals in the transwarp drive.

[@roodlyfbuts8006]

Can't wait to hear tcl 8k tv price range

[@andrewmckibben2637]

How do you pick...

[@stealthpakfa]

Where is the Panasonic GZ2000?

[@manea7074]

What about LG C9?

[@ployth9000]

its up for pre order now at $2459 and $3500 for the 65 inch

[@manea7074]

Is it worth upgrading from C7 to C9?

[@ployth9000]

yes hdmi 2.1 is what I have waited on I will be using it as a pc monitor @@manea7074

[@davidwinch57]

What happened to nicam stereo and Dolby surround sound lol

[@AQAVAR]

It's true OLED TV's suffering with BURN IN screen?

[@SuperemeRed]

Why is this video in 24fps. All the panning going on judders so much. Why not at least shoot and render out at 30 fps. Edit: I should add that there is a lot of jumping in the camera pans when frame stepping with "", this is most likely due to original footage being 30fps but then down converted into 24fps, thus skipping out on frames and making motion stutterer.

[@user-R1]

Panasonic GZ2000 is the Best TV in 2019

[@毛習西]

Best oledtv

[@510maddog]

Guess there needs to be 8K AVRs to go with these new sets now.

[@teolong9]

I'm buying that LG RollED next year 4/20 will roll it and fire it up at 4:20

[@stiven_ph8656]

Waiting for ces 2020 for 16k

[@mkeonine]

I'll wait for the micro led. That seems to be the real deal! Don't care which company brings it out first.

[@charlesthomas6987]

Did LG bring out a 2019 wallpaper new model for CES?

[@eclipseturbo9443]

YES , W9 MODEL

[@jbarres80]

Love watching videos of 20k TVs wonder if Best Buy will have them lol

[@chrisbullock7187]

I would of rather someone like TCL or VIZIO come out with OLED tv's instead of 8k.

[@KevinMullarkey]

ERM....What about Panasonic GZ2000 OLED TV? The BEST of all of them!

[@pimpninacadi]

Can someone just point me to the best 50 inch tv 4k tv that's under 450?

[@gurratell7326]

You missed Hisenses ULED tv which in my eyes is FAR more interesting than all those 8K tvs. Because for movie watching 8K is just useless. Going above 4K is just going to give you diminishing returns. That Hisense ULED tv thou, it uses two VA-panels to get almost the same performance as OLED but with not burn in problems while also gonna be way cheaper.

[@bobbyjunk2433]

i want every tech channel to make this video

[@farhanahmad8628]

NOT these sick tvs but my wallet determines what i will

[@thomasrupersburg8322]

Burn in, Smurn in. If you're worried about OLED burning in then you watch way too much cable news, so get an LED/LCD. If you want stunning picture quality while watching cinema, there is no substitute to OELD! Period. And before anyone posts anything about Micro LED, you'll be waiting 5 years minimum for anything for consumers that isn't clipped together squares and under 75".

[@ratchetking87]

Tim Bromelli what about playing video games on it? (I’m a noob to tv tech)

[@thomasrupersburg8322]

@@ratchetking87 I play on an LG IPS gaming monitor. Some people play in OLED without issue, but I don't want to chance it.

[@alexrojas9725]

Whoever has HDMI 2.1 won simple

[@jeffreychan268]

then everyone won?

[@Wicked_He_Bad]

8k pfff were is 20k

[@apmmasterpcapmmasterpc]

@Sam Jones which tv got hdmi 2.1?

[@apmmasterpcapmmasterpc]

@Sam Jones nice

[@eclipseturbo9443]

@Sam Jones LG HAS 4K AND 8K NANOCELL TV( QUANTUM DOT IPS PANEL WITH FALD) , SAMSUNG QLED IS QUANTOM DOT LCD(VA PANEL )

[@muhammadridhwan977]

start the debate: micro led vs oled

[@theplug4981]

Samsung sucks. What good is micro-led if they can't even produce a solid QLED without faults..

[@chupenmelo]

Man... respect for Vizio Quantum tvs... they have best qled tv ever!!! Picture, bright, contrast, blacks almost like oled!... i know interface its not the best but the important is picture Quality and Vizio Quantum is top!

[@parassharma1034]

LG the best tv

[@henrydaya1331]

8k era has begun...technology always moving forward

[@tramac]

He didn't even mention Panasonic GZ2000 or Philips 805... Bad review.

[@earthisfat6184]

I want to see the rest of samsungs line up!

[@howlingwolf125y]

Curved TV's .. 98 inch TV's .. Rollup TV's... I am not interested in these. How about just a basic 32" or 40" TV with good picture and ... Here's the thing.. little or no glare/reflection on the screen.. Right now .. impossible to find.

[@gokhangokhan950]

Wo ist panasonic tv??_

[@rikos1632]

LG the best

[@eclipseturbo9443]

TROLL DETECTED

[@damientech88]

@The Playstation Gamer Still rocking my 2010 plasma and no burn-in. Even less of a problem on OLED. Mostly FUD from LCD manufacturers.

[@RobertK1993]

Rico Shahputra Sony and Samsung are better

[@RobertK1993]

PREDRAG ANDRIJASEVIC LG fanboys to broke to buy Sony OLEDs.

[@user-mp7xk46zq1j-ia3]

And what about bluish tint ? I hate that. My last Japanese 4k tv was sent back to seller. Impossible to adjust the blue colors manually. I know that blue is needed to increase the brigtness. A cinema enthusiast doesn't need more brightness, even a deep constrat with no detail in the blacks during dark scenes. Sorry but I hate this new generations of 4K or 8k, with too bright image, absolutely not realistic. Only an ISF calibration can solve the problem, but it is very expensive. We didn't need that with TV tubes... We bought what we see ! And I know it for sure : I am still using them, and their image is far better from any Chinese made flat lcd screen...

[@divefraggle]

Already 8k tvs and I'm still on 1080p.

[@JCMaldonado13]

I’ll just wait for my 100” 16k micro led tv

[@eclipseturbo9443]

WAIT 15 YEARS

[@Em_Dee_Aitch]

Great job, Caleb! So all these investments have been in technology and size the consumer doesn't want, doesn't need, or cannot use? Makes zero sense to me. I sure hope that means the prices on everything else will be lower.

[@NamesRito]

Resolutions keep going up when you need at least an 85 inch to watch 4k. The fuck?

[@ArmandTRobotson]

The roller and laser TV ...are definitely impressive... Carrots and potatoes are too dumb too old ...

[@android89ua]

best is good, but i am more interested best affordable TV to your everyday guy

[@user-iq5sn9sz3b]

Wtf is 8k no content in 8k what to do with it play mario

[@lextr3110]

all just licking the feets of LG, panasonic, sony oleds

[@nflisrigged1395]

8k ... Let's try to get 4k hdr( REAL HDR ) 60fps or more first. There's no content for 8k nor 2.1 hdmi isn't in but maybe a hand full of TVs.

[@lewistaylor3580]

Eric Smith 100% agree bro I think next gen ps5 and Xbox should be 4K 60fps and then maybe when the PS5 pro comes out then just maybe they can push for 8k but can’t see it to be honest

[@lostn65]

the rolling TV sounds cool but it's a bit gimmicky. Not sure why you need to roll it up. They're running out ideas for innovation. 8K TVs. Why make 4K obsolete so quickly when 4K content is so limited as it is and 4K tvs have such small penetration currently?

[@seinfan9]

These conventions are mostly for showing off potential mass market appeal and help create a buzz. Having an 8k option doesn't render 4k obsolete. KZbin still plays videos in 144p...

[@1981yama]

Wow, I’d love that 98 inch Samsung

[@wasimrajapahloo3521]

Wow what n invention great...

[@leotimtom6637]

Vizio is the only company from the list here that is not making any TV sets, they are just branding China engineered ones. They have a staff of about 100 people, do you really think they could engineer , design, and manufacture TV sets with personnel of 100 people? Americans simply can`t make TV sets, it is too complicated for them. The last TV set a US manufacturer made was in 1995. It was Zenith, even then it made Japanese TV sets under license.

[@seinfan9]

TV market is fucking hot right now.

[@paigeguitarplayer]

i cant tell a lick of a difference between samsung and sony idk everyones eyes are different and see colors differently but really you’d have to be on some drugs to tell the difference imo. i think there neck and neck. same technologies different brand names. LG is amazing too imo

[@Candyshooter]

I think 8k as a resolution will be the 1080p to 4k's 720p or even 1080i. Sure, there is no 8k "content" right now because TVs today, and for a long time, have become digital display mediums. Else, when the studios start to scan analog film stock at higher resolutions, I think most film stock with the exception of 65/70mm IMAX will be covered by 8k. In terms of resolution, the most I can see is going 12k or if we want to be crazier, 16k, to really approximate what 65/70mm IMAX can truly deliver. Besides resolution, at this point, I am just more interested in digital technology that can produce a higher dynamic range, color gamut (2020 until the next standard), accurate motion (possibly the inclusion of higher framerates), lower input lag with wired and wireless accessories (especially video game related), and possibly even different operating systems as the internal hardware for all these innovations become smaller and more powerful. The only limiting factor I see is the capability of our own eyes. What's the point of an 8k monitor if it doesn't scale well or an 8k TV if it's small and has heavy sun glare hitting it? There is a reason movie theatres use huge projection screens in a dark environment. The real maturing of innovation for the common consumer market is 10-15 years in the making seeing that TV and panel development doesn't seem as exponential for neither the consumer nor the professional when considering development and consumption costs. Makes you realize why 35mm film and DCI 2k have still been in the game for nearly 20 years. Same for console video game systems who have promised high refresh rate 1080p content for the past 15 years in highly demanding games at a consumer-friendly cost.

[@hd-kyla7907]

Nice

[@aiznation]

imo, the future of TV will be very thin, that won't break easily ( no need to mention picture quality). LG is going towards that direction.

[@twistedoracle1144]

Do the same for monitors

[@Timboss159]

TVs are overhyped, all you need is a decently big screen and sit far away to not even be able to tell its resolution and voila, no need to pay the “small sum” of 3500 dollars for a fancy screen that will be considered old in 3 years

[@gregorycastorena7697]

It's not just the resolution for me. I like good blacks and color

[@giveaway6314]

1080P user here

[@diuran1919]

I'm Waiting for quantum dot from samsung or the same technology but from LG. No more Oled.

[@orcbloodtech422]

Micro led man seems awesome though!

[@alexhein1738]

Samsung already used qled

[@tommytexter4054]

Why do you hate OLED?

[@LMP86IL]

@@tommytexter4054 Most of the OLED haters can't afford such a high end TV and right now nothing comes close to OLED, let's hope µLED will bring prices down.

[@mitchr2474]

Burn in is already bad on normal LED's, OLED burn in will be a nightmare. @@LMP86IL

[@jaycoxtable9280]

Corresponding content would be nice

[@cooper9287]

I only buy LG

[@theplug4981]

I might be shifting to LG. my QLED was faulty. If you pay £3800 for a TV you'd expect it to work right out the box

[@JahIthBer]

you stole the rolled from linus

[@MR._Mukherjee]

But Sony just Blow my mind

[@ronin6327]

So in other words, nothing the average consumer can buy? What a disappointment this year for TV’s. Let’s see what 2020 will bring.

[@TheMan-qv1bl]

I can afford it🤷🏽‍♂️

[@andrewmckibben2637]

Yeah this isn't for the average consumer...it's to show off the future of technology and in the next 5 years it probably will be for the average consumer. In fact 4k TV's will likely drop to around the same price as 1080p TV's are now within the next few years

[@CaseAgainstFaith1]

Uh, the top end EVERY YEAR is not for average consumers. Duh! But what is top end this year will be common in a few years. It will be the same in 2020. And 2021. And 2022...