Which OLED is better - LG OLED vs Samsung QD OLED Monitors

[@thedisplayguy]

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[@Ryan-gc3sd]

I agree, monitor manufacturers that put matte finishes on their monitors ESPECIALLY on oleds should be criminally charged

[@pirx9798]

That's because some morons in suits see that more matte monitors are sold, but there are more to begin with. Matte has its place in offices, but why the hell make a dedicated gaming monitor matte? Gamers have alien tech such as window blinds.

[@irun2sanaxox]

especially 4k tiny pixels ;/

[@Faenus]

We need more companies using the gorilla glass finish.

[@20puskinas1992]

@@Faenus Would buy asap if they did this

[@Firestorm2056]

what if you have a bright room?

[@fallenlegion1828]

Coming from a matte screen to a glossy one. I can absolutely confirm that the glossy looks much much better. It was more of a difference than I would have ever expected

[@FuckYoutubeHandles]

Facts, Ive had matte monitors my whole life up until recently and the difference is night and day.

[@Faenus]

I think we really need to talk about reflections on a coating to coating basis. Most matte coatings are terrible. There are also some glossy coatings that suck because they make the blacks raised/purple. Then there are the gorilla glass glossy coatings dough uses that are absolutely beautiful.

[@peoplez129]

Glossy is only for narcissists that like to stare at themselves in the mirror and live in the basement. Using a glossy at any time but night and the screen image is ruined by reflections, so on top of the black levels being less, you also get at least a reflection in every dark element on the screen. The glossy trend was started by TV owners, which works because a TV will be across the room, so reflections don't matter as much.

[@FuckYoutubeHandles]

@@peoplez129 bro just typing

[@MakeSh00t]

I have glossy tv OLED 55inch GSYNC PREMIUM PRO 120hz.. and cost only 1200 dollars.. HDR 2000 dolby vision.

[@osaobeid7828]

the text fringing on the samsung is more noticable because of the clearer pixels (glossy) and the brighter colors. even then, the fringing is barely visiable and should no longer be an issue with these kind of displays.

[@ShiroNoFune]

I have an Alienware 32" 4k and I literally don't notice any kind of fringing.

[@osaobeid7828]

i know, i mentioned that because he made the point that the woled is better when it comes to fringing.@@ShiroNoFune

[@tabkg5802]

​@@ShiroNoFune4K is the reason. IIRC it's a bit worse on qhd+ model

[@ShiroNoFune]

@@tabkg5802 Yeah 140 PPI is just great, everything looks so crisp and sharp

[@prithvib8662]

It's extremely noticeable on the 27inch 1440p models. 4k 27 inch will fix it

[@Savitarax]

Having the 27 of both ASUS WOLED and AW QDOLED. The grain is so obvious under certain conditions it’s unbelievable. Colors don’t just POP they also tend to visually increase the contrast especially on edges on things like muzzle flash or other light sources. To me I just can’t go back.

[@Savitarax]

Granted also I have exceptionally good vision. 20/10 but that’s beside the point.

[@raptorhacker599]

@@Savitarax20/10 isnt that good

[@Savitarax]

@@raptorhacker599 it’s extremely good.

[@kifter4254]

so which is better?

[@DonDOOM4]

I feel like you've missed out on pointing out why QD-OLED has better colors, and what that means for the actual experienced brightness, as opposed to measured white brightness. Reason being the W-OLED white subpixel washing out effect of other colors at lower and higher APLs. White boosting brightness by subsequently washing out the actual colors is in my opinion the main reason that makes WOLED inferior to QD-OLED. (Next to LG Display insisting on putting godawful matte coatings on their monitor panels.) "WOLED panels can only reach their higher white luminance using the “white boost” from their additional white sub-pixel, but for occasions where this is needed (smaller APL

[@pixelox-o7]

finally someone point that out.

[@thedisplayguy]

I mentioned exactly this in the video. It’s why I said it’s not as cut and dry as you might think.

[@mz1929]

yea I liked how TFT explained or gave an example, of QD having more Color Volume, can make us (our eyes) Perceive it as "brighter" however measurements will show it as less "bright". its not a simple 1:1 ratio of Measured Brighter must = better. WOLED getting brighter but with less color is inferior to QD's more color less bright. At least right now with how close they are anyways. if the gap gets much larger on WOLED, then that may change whats "best". but for now, More color at almost as bright > less color but "brighter" WOLED's new RGWB panels may change everything (without the matte). we will see.

[@DonDOOM4]

@@thedisplayguyYeah you did. I just felt like the difference between experienced brightness and measured white brightness wasn't highlighted enough. A 36% average higher experienced color brightness for smaller APLs and highlights is quite substantial. Maybe an idea for a future video. TFTCentral really did an outstanding job on their article / study.

[@osaobeid7828]

yes. QD oled is objectively the better display technology, we just need to minimize the downside of QD oled from here on out. like the blacks turning purple when there is ambient light. forget about WOLED

[@cameronbosch1213]

3:32 Let's be real though, if you're spending over $1000 on a monitor, then they should have better coatings than the matte options *and* the QD-OLEDs that don't have a polarizer leading to ambient light flooding the display in brighter environments, which I'm pretty sure will be a turn off for most rooms and users. Why can't we have a proper glossy OLED screen with a polarizer and Gorilla Glass!?

[@DonDOOM4]

Next years PHOLED RGB displays will enable this. It's the answer/fix for W-OLED's white subpixel and QD-OLED's quantum dots and inherent lack of a polarizer. We'll finally have true RGB phosphorescent OLED materials (blue that was missing specifically) that will have 2x the longevity / potential for higher brightness compared to current technology. All that remains then is for companies to not fuck up by insisting on putting matte coatings on their panels.

[@winebartender6653]

​@@DonDOOM4pholed monitors won't be here for at least 3 years minimum

[@DonDOOM4]

@rtender6653 Source? PHOLED TVs are scheduled for the end of this year/early 2025. LG's step up from W-OLED to RGB OLED - meaning PHOLED for monitor panels, is scheduled for the end of 2025 from TFTCentral's roadmap information.

[@ClearAlera]

​@DonDOOM4 that sounds about right for his prediction then, even without a source and assuming those pholed predictions aren't delayed. TVs always get the good stuff first and it eventually trickles down to monitors. For example, LG started mass producing OLED TVs in 2020 and the first decent OLED monitors have only been around for about a year.

[@heatnup]

@@DonDOOM4 It took years after OLED was released to the market in TVs for monitors to get OLED. I imagine the exact same thing will happen with PHOLED.

[@devilmaycry383]

I fondly recall my LG CX, which was my first OLED television. I initially held it in high regard until I acquired my first Samsung QD-OLED television, the S95B, which truly impressed me. Currently, I am considering purchasing a PC monitor for my gaming PC and am contemplating the 32-inch QD-OLED Alienware.

[@paulmckeown2788]

It's a beast of a monitor!!

[@EverydayElectronics23]

@@paulmckeown2788 agreed

[@theonetruemorty4078]

I love the glossy sharpness of the Samsung 49" G9 OLED, but I've been through 3 of them, definite quality control issues, also wish there was a little more vertical space. Got the 45" LG UG OLED while waiting on a service call for the G9 and I'm happy with it as well. It runs cool, doesn't smell like burning wire, and the menus are much better. All of my TVs are LG and are all fantastic. I wish the Samsung G9 didn't have the problems it did, it is beautiful, but reliability and quality control is kind of important.

[@omc951]

Basically what you’re saying is that there will never be a perfect monitor. Matte coatings are a solution to a customer problem with ambient light and direct reflections, it solves what you’re complaining about with the light spreading on QD OLED and mirror like reflections on WOLED, but you also don’t want it because it will ruin clarity. So what’s the choice? What should people buy? They’re both great technologies and way better than anything in the monitor market in the past… ever. Have to say QD OLED takes an easy win everywhere though. It’s already been commented on but it’s such a superior technology for almost every desktop applications including editing with a much wider color gamut available.

[@definingslawek4731]

QD OLED has worse black levels than LCD and the only thing they have to show for it is a marginally higher saturation in the most saturated pixels. I wouldn't call that 'such a superior technology' they're side grades.

[@omc951]

The colour gamut coverage is not marginal. You’re insane comparing LCD to any OLED. The hyper competition between these companies is leading to consumers having more choice and better products. If you want to believe what you said then you can purchase whatever you like but it is outright wrong. Not sure what it is with people like yourself believing stuff like that and treating electronics OEMs like political parties and sports teams. Good luck on your next display…

[@definingslawek4731]

@@omc951It's a simple scientific measurement. QD OLED has worse black levels than LCD when there is enough ambient light in the room (little) TFT did a video on it, check it out. Even without measurement it is obviously true. My friend got a dell xps a few years back with an OLED display and I was wondering why is the black so grey and purplelish compared to our oled phones and the reason is the dell xps he has is qd oled. The fact you aren't aware of this but speak with such ego is amusing. You're the one treating companies like sports teams lol. I said both options are great and have their trade offs, qd oled has higher colour volume but LCD blacks. LG has true OLED blacks and better burn in performance. Both have super wide colour gamuts and 10 bit native panels but qd oled is a bit wider.

[@definingslawek4731]

@@omc951Also the colour gamut difference in my opinion is rather marginal. 141.9% relative coverage of sRGB for qdoled vs 127.4% for woled. So woleds colour gamut is 89.7% (90%) of the qdoled. QD oled has worse blacks than LCD. They're side grades.

[@omc951]

@@definingslawek4731 QD OLED was not produced until 2021 and nothing smaller than 34” was produced until this year. No laptop sized QD OLED exists. You were looking at a different OLED material whether WOLED or AMOLED. That is black depth that was measured not contrast. Black depth is also harder to perceive the more ambient light is present and it’s a balance vs reflections. Contrast and black depth on an OLED without indirect and small light sources are miles better than any LCD. Great FALD monitors will outperform OLED due to perceptual contrast on these tests due to higher light output but will never have the highlight detail and light control of any OLED. Again, feel free to buy whatever you want but there’s products for different use cases. Clearly you’re passionate about high ambient light and direct light source use case so go ahead and buy whatever you want but don’t misrepresent things you don’t fully understand. WOLED glossy reflections are incredibly mirror like. I have a QD OLED TV and monitor and both are outstanding with ambient light and it’s only direct light that will make any purple tinge black level raising. It’s almost impossible to notice in content. You just started saying something negative and outlandish about QD OLED panels. Never said anything great about anything.

[@Asbel-]

So in your opinion right now what's the best oled monitor ? For gaming and everyday use ?

[@mz1929]

yea I liked how TFT explained or gave an example, of QD having more Color Volume, can make us (our eyes) Perceive it as "brighter" however measurements will show it as less "bright". its not a simple 1:1 ratio of Measured Brighter must = better. WOLED getting brighter but with less color is inferior to QD's more color less bright. At least right now with how close they are anyways. if the gap gets much larger on WOLED, then that may change whats "best". but for now, More color at almost as bright > less color but "brighter" WOLED's new RGWB panels may change everything (without the matte). we will see.

[@veilmontTV]

Idk what you're talking about with the qdoled text fringing. I'm trying to see it and can't. I have 20/15 vision

[@calmkat9032]

If you use really small text it becomes obvious, but you shouldn't do that anyway since you'd be at at least 1440p on a qd oled. Also it's basically impossible to see on a gen3 without digital zooming, or a magnifying glass.

[@louisfriend9323]

You'll see green (left side of the black) and purple (right side of the black) lines next to text if the dot per inch is low enough, so large screens low resolutions. It was worse on Gen1/Gen2, QD OLED Gen3 it has been reduced, and at 4k you won't see it as easily unless you look at a large TV.

[@nicsu2128]

I’ve got a QD OLED panel. I haven’t experienced the problem with light shining on it causing black to go grey. But my monitor is tilted down slightly and I don’t shine flashlights on it while I use it either.

[@kifter4254]

Doesnt QLED have an issue with turning purple when in a lit room?

[@Kapono5150]

Awe man, he’s not F**king around anymore. He just separated the herd

[@eaglehunter237]

i have been looking into getting one of the new 4k oleds and have seen people talking about dp 1.4 vs 2.1. is it that big of a deal if the monitor has 1.4 instead of 2.1

[@TEGTAKU]

Not at all. Blown out of proportion.

[@heatnup]

Yes it is a big deal if you want full uncompressed color volume. DSC is NOT literally lossless. The requirement for DSC to be called "visually lossless" was met if only 70% of people in the study could tell the difference between DSC vs native. Samsung monitors have had DSC for a few years now and many users have had problems like abnormal scanlines and trouble switching tabs. Sometimes DSC displays have terrible artifacts where parts of the image have frames that get stuck on screen. If you want absolutely no problems with your monitor wait for the displays that have the required bandwidth of DP 2.1.

[@owenfell4030]

This is why I am waiting, the Omen Transcend will apparently have dp2.1, as will the Gigabyte aorus fo32u2p. As I play in 4k with a 4080, but I'm currently stuck with a 60fps monitor, I'm definitely wanting to future proof my next monitor, I plan to upgrade my rig in 3 years, and I'm hoping that my next monitor lasts longer than that, so dp2.1 could be relevant in future.

[@frannyfranman]

I would really love to know how well these consumer monitors stack up against pro monitors like the Flanders Scientific XMP310 or SmallHD Quantum 32 in applications like HDR color grading. Could they potentially be used for professional hdr color grading?

[@grzybex6727]

32 4k 240hz Qd oled from msi Worth it for 5090?

[@AlexTheDadGamer]

quick question . Is the matte finishing an LG thing or a screen type thing ? Because i heard that Samsung also puts woled on some of it's s90D displays ?

[@Tope92]

Seems that most WOLEDs have matte coating (Asus ROG Strix XG27AQDMG is WOLED with Glossy coating) while most QD-OLEDS have glossy coating (while Samsung Odyssey G6 OLED and G8 OLED are both QD-OLEDs with matte coating). No idea if Samsung's matte coating is bad as LG's Matte, but I'm trying to find that out as Samsung Odyssey G6 OLED is on sale during Black Friday for 629€ while none of the glossy coated monitors seem to be on sale (so those start from 800€).

[@AlexTheDadGamer]

@Tope92 My S90D arrived and it is unfortunetly WOLED, but it has glossy coating. Can't really decide if to keep or return, as Samsung is good with QD-OLED ,while getting woled just to keep up with demand...

[@LexLutha]

I am currently using the PG32UCDM and I am getting random black screens while gaming. Not often but every now and then. I am using an older DP1.4 cable from my PG27UQ. Maybe I should use the one that came with the UCDm?

[@DavidSoeiro]

Try an other cable, HDMI if you have one because HDMI 2.1 have better bandwidth than DP1.4 (48 Gbps vs 32.4 Gbps)

[@LexLutha]

@@DavidSoeiro it actually stopped doing that. Not sure what it was. I returned though. Too dim for me

[@x32i77]

@thedisplayguy: which monitor would you choose : Asus PG32UQX or Asus pg32ucdm ? I've bought the PG32UQX for 800€ instead of 3500€ and pretty blown away with it ^^

[@CrowbirdHQ]

What is your main monitor right now?

[@EspHack]

anyone that has tried a glossy monitor AND likes dark rooms will be forever ruined by it, thats just how it is, only reason we have to deal with these stupid mudcoats on every monitor is early LCDs trash brightness and contrast basically made them unusable without it, now that we have 1000nit panels this is just absurd, at least make that garbage optional like CRT filters

[@matst3469]

Any DP 2.1 screens?

[@ToGrimmToWin]

decent chunk of the compliance against the LG OLED isn't really an issue on the C2 TVs as there a glossy TV which is what I use for my gaming. I am interested in the quantum dots. I do not work with my computer. I a game and watch shows

[@saidchammas]

Dough doesn't make OLED monitors yet. The spectrum one is LCD, and the Black is a preorder only

[@pirx9798]

It sounds good on paper, but I'd buy it only if it was on a big platform like Amazon.

[@saidchammas]

@@pirx9798 i'm getting one through b&h, definitely not through dough directly

[@Ceeziep]

Is asus pg32ucdm glossy?

[@retrom8442]

Thanks for this Great video and well explained. I found to be helpful and informative.

[@cesaru3619]

FAKE NEWS! THE COMPARISON AT SHOW AT 2:41 SHOWS A QLED TO THE LEFT WITHOUT A LIGHT POINTED AT IT VS. A WOLED WITH A LIGHT POINTED AT IT ON THE RIGHT SIDE. YES, IT WILL BE GRAINY WHITE WITH A LIGHT POINTED AT A WOLED, BUT IT WILL LOOK EVEN WHITER WITH A LIGHT POINTED AT A QLED. SOLUTION: NEVER POINT ANY LIGHT AT BOTH, AND THE WOLED WILL LOOK BETTER THAN THE QLED. STOP LYING!

[@SecondBrekfast]

Hopefully we see glossy WOLEDs soon

[@ThezRude]

ambient light reflecting off your monitor isnt an issue if you are a darkness dweller like me.

[@JuankQuinteroMejia]

bro I don't wanna see my reflection on the screen every time I'm using something in dark mode

[@superbn0va]

Be warned, reviewers try to sell you the newest and “best” but the differences can be very minimal while the price is not. HDR always looks good on modern oled tv, despite the panel tech. But try lower resolution content and you will see how ugly it can look. Motion is the same, looks good on the HDR demos but in reality, lower content resolution, it can look bad.

[@jedics1]

Im surprised they didn't start with a glossy display given oled already struggles with brightness and you sit right in front of a monitor so reflections are easy to adjust for. I really need a new monitor but Im not being their early access customer when they obviously just using tv tech and rebadging it as a monitor and experimenting with it on us for big bucks.

[@Syron21]

i have an Alienware AW3423DW. The only "real issue" is brightness in dark areas in FPS games. But that´s an Oled thing...

[@shiyurei]

is the 27gr95qe-b oled one good

[@MakeSh00t]

Oled glossy have problems when sun comes... U can't see TV

[@QcGoldDiamondX]

Bro just buy curtains, no problem, who the fuck play with the big sun anyway?

[@MakeSh00t]

@@QcGoldDiamondX so your room is 24 hours dark ?

[@494166002]

LG has a newer version of there 27inch OLED 1440p monitor which is supposed to be a bit brighter

[@blackjackbob3]

Wow... Thank you for saying this...i felt like i was going crazy. I have an lg c1 and the glossy finish is everything. I will not buy a monitor until i can get basically an lg C/G tv as a monitor (would rather not use their 42 inch). Thank you thank you thank you for saying this.

[@definingslawek4731]

Why don't you like 42 inch? I understand pc gamers are afraid of going to a big monitor because they think 32 inch is the largest possible monitor, but I feel like most people who try using a large format monitor start to see 27 and 32 inch as tiny after.

[@LXST-IN-TRVNSLVTIXN]

i really want to like glossy surface but im always using my monitors in very bright rooms, so the mirror reflections just kill them

[@Charly_dvorak]

Doesn't QD- oled look grayish with ambient light?

[@heatnup]

Yes, it doesn't take much light to make QD-OLED look worse than IPS in terms of contrast

[@DonDOOM4]

@@heatnupThat's quite the exaggeration. Just make sure no direct light hits the panel from the front and you're good. The darker the room the better for perfect blacks.

[@definingslawek4731]

@@DonDOOM4It's not an exaggeration it's the truth. 'The OLED Black Depth Lie - When Panel Type and Coating Matters' /watch?v=uF9juVmnGkY It was the second reason why I went for LG over Samsung, the first being Samsung having no 42 inch option. Qd oled has worse black levels than LCD with ambient light in the room.

[@DonDOOM4]

@@definingslawek4731 Tried replying to you, but my comment keeps getting deleted. Probably due to the links. Light controlled environment = perfect blacks. Look up TFTCentral's "The Black Depth Lie" article, the bottom picture. All his tests were done with lights in front of the screen. With a light behind it, QD-OLED 1st gen fares better compared to matte WOLED. WOLEDs biggest negative is it's white subpixel, which is needed to boost brightness, at the cost of washing out the other subpixel's colors. Look up TFTCentral's "Exploring OLED Brightness - Improvements, WOLED vs QD-OLED and the Need for New Metrics and Specs" article. QD-OLED manages 36% higher average experienced brightness / color luminance at low APL and highlights in HDR. Next to the worst grainy, oily and thick matte coating ever that LG slaps on their monitors, makes for a very simple choice for 32" 4K 240hz. Can't completely trash LG though. The C2/C3/C4 42" are, next to the inherent WOLED subpixel structure downside, great displays due to the polarizer and glossy finish.

[@Jerryv977]

I’m currently using an lg c2 42 in as a monitor and was considering swapping to one of the new 32 qd panels for a more manageable size. The finishes do have me second guessing myself wether or not it’s worth the switch though

[@definingslawek4731]

Keep in mind qd oled has worse black levels than LCD when there's any light in the room. This was shown/ proven by tft central. Also, why don't you like 42 inch? I understand pc gamers are afraid of going to a big monitor because they think 32 inch is the largest possible monitor, but I feel like most people who try using a large format monitor start to see 27 and 32 inch as tiny after.

[@XBraoX]

I love my Neo G8, but on dark scenes it does drives me crazy on how disgusting the image looks, is like the brightness bleeds all over the picture.

[@Pillokun]

Nobody would say, yet Connor does not even mention the issues woleds have with dirty grays and dark shades...

[@WickedSlammy]

Ive known for over a decade that glossy was better, i had an Overlord 120hz 1440 27" Glossy monitor years and years ago and it was amazing. hated that all monitors went with that garbage matte finish. Looks like complete ASS

[@EverydayElectronics23]

We have been using matte screens for many years so stop it already. Yes glossy does look better but matte for monitors isnt as bad as youre making it to be lmfao. I understand you need content but dont thrash matte if you dont know the users needs first.

[@rickystafford7433]

I can’t take this guy seriously…pretty much told people to go out and buy the LG 27” from last year but now saying how completely awful the coating and image quality is. If it was that bad now then it was that bad then.

[@QcGoldDiamondX]

Honestly the compamy fucked up the oled quality with their matte coating...bruh an OLED need a glossy finish whatever if its a monitor or TV, if you put matte on OLED you lose the inky black effect.....

[@saltysteel3996]

If it's matte then it's trash. Also, curved is horrible, never again!

[@GrainGrown]

Your opinions are trash.

[@definingslawek4731]

I've never had a curved display but a lot of people say they're really good. What didn't you like about them?

[@v.v.2684]

I opted for WOLED due to the white subpixel layout that does the heavy-lifting for white bright colours, further reducing burn-in.

[@definingslawek4731]

QD OLED has worse blacks than LCD unless in a totally dark room.

[@Firestorm2056]

I don't have either, but I do see the use case for matte, you are kinda an asshole for just dismissing people outright, if you DO NOT HAVE A LIGHT CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT glossy really sucks

[@Davids6994]

Nah m8 the only reason I come back here is to see if you'll stop pushing HDMI when they will stop sponsoring you

[@daves3108]

Lol I wouldn't say I'm in denial about the matte coating on the asus I found it not horrible although I did choose my alienware 34 inch over it in the end. My eyes could be shot though but it really wasn't as bad as you make it sound out to be that may be only for the bright asus model though

[@George-um2vc]

Hurt me daddy! This channel is invaluable for getting to the truth of what monitors are actually worth it! With all the industry shills doing reviews it’s almost impossible to get to the truth, cheers!

[@amokana]

I don't understand why people don't just buy an oled tv to play games and just a "normal" monitor to work on ? Just hook your pc to the LG oled tv and relax on the couch. You mean to tell me you're ready to spend 1200 $ on a monitor and a 1000$ gpu and not spend some dollars for a separate built pc just for work ?

[@LingoMan4u]

in terms of performance, wold gonna beat qd oled with the 480hz dual mode version. and the coating isn't really that bad lets be honest we all saw the aqdm and it was first place for monitor choice last year with the same coating

[@veilmontTV]

I don't care about 1080p

[@DDD-xx4mg]

💀

[@LingoMan4u]

@@veilmontTV You do know it's a dual mode, so you can choose to switch back to 4K 240Hz whenever you like. Also, a 480Hz 2K varient was revealed at CES24 too and gonna be dropped later this year as well. Only QD-OLED are left behind with speeds this year.

[@AboutOliver]

Love it

[@kidkid]

Love what? You haven't even seen the video yet it was uploaded like 45 seconds ago 😂

[@AboutOliver]

@@kidkid His uploads. As in, love to see it

[@leobarnet3662]

qd oled is king. you're the only youtuber who i watch all videos. I support your mission.

[@leobarnet3662]

the change of the display coating on oleds isnt going to stop the colours looking washed at high nit

[@MrDutch1e]

I don't mind the coating in games. It's hardly noticeable in games imo. Desktop use tho it's essentially unusable. It's bruuuutal. I'm not sure why they went with this sand grain coating. It makes zero sense. Absolutely criminal they out it on their 2nd releases as well. The black levels are far better tho. Even a small amount of ambient light raises blacks on qd oled.

[@ShalowRecord]

Tomorrow: let me tell you why this monitor is dodo water. lol I kid

[@VeeHausen]

Matte coatings are abomination!

[@dontpokethebear3893]

Need Pg32ucdm stonk now

[@Sarity2.0]

You are making me not wanna buy a QD OLED now 😂😂

[@DonDOOM4]

He's saying the matte coating on W-OLEDs looks bad. I was also confused and thought he was ranting about QD-OLEDs handling of direct light. In all fairness, both technologies need to be in a light controlled room for perfect blacks (no lights at all for actual perfect blacks), QD-OLED's lack of a polarizer just makes it more so.

[@heatnup]

@@DonDOOM4 Hardly. WOLED is obviously better when used in the dark than when it isn't but at least it can display near perfect blacks in high ambient light. In a normally lit room QD-OLED is on par or just slightly better than VA in terms of contrast. That isn't good when OLED's can theoretically display infinite contrast.

[@heatnup]

@@DonDOOM4 The contrast difference between QD-OLED and W-OLED is MASSIVE not just a little bit worse.

[@DonDOOM4]

@@heatnupNever did I say 'it's just a little bit worse'. QD-OLED definitely needs a light controlled environment. Not having direct light hitting the panel from the front is a must.

[@asianskywalker]

so the best choice is an lg oled tv lol

[@JamesAllen-c8v]

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[@Dragostream]

I did buy a 27 asus oled 2k my eyes was hurting with that trash matte finish and my return period end i did sell it because was fucking shit!! ill try the 32 4k qdoled

[@GrainGrown]

What do you think 2K is?

[@Dragostream]

@@GrainGrown 1440p i didn't remember the name.........................Asus ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM

[@GrainGrown]

@@Dragostream So 2560x1440 I guess? So QHD. Not 2K.

[@Morkminster]

Whoever gives me 27” 4K first wins

[@rodrigojorge1389]

Next year 🎉

[@doombfg2k]

OMG who cares about text clarity ? ... who cares about text at all ?

[@MTheConqueror]

Normal people do.

[@doombfg2k]

@@MTheConqueror normal people are sheep

[@SnoupDawg]

ur mom. Imagine thinking people use monitor just for games..

[@calebs2crazy]

​@@doombfg2k I'm with you on that 😂 the amount of people and reviewers complaining about text clarity is hilarious 😂. If text clarity isnt perfect I lose my ability to read is what I see and hear 😂

[@DollyCleveland-l1f]

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