What OLED TV Buyers Need To Know before Buying!

[@stopthefomo]

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[@briannawara9]

Largest tv I can fit in living room is a 55" that has some windows and is open to the kitchen. Would you recommend S95B at $1,449 or QN90B at $1,299? We are a normal viewing family using streaming.

[@iamdmc]

bought a customer return Samsung S95B for 825GBP in the UK (taxes included) - was this a good idea?

[@MuahMan]

I just got the LG C2 65" for $1600 from Best Buy today! :)

[@emilianomontanari283]

but qd lldd get burned in more easy

[@S3lvah]

For OLEDs in monitor use: - Set the taskbar to hide and only pop up when cursored over - Set your desktop background as pure black or a gentle animation that lets every non-black pixel change over time - For extended browsing sessions, use it in full-screen mode, or experiment with custom solutions to auto-hide its UI - Dark mode everything Comment below with more tips 🙂

[@michaellubeck8464]

sounds pointless - just buy a monitor and suffer none of these drawbacks

[@johnthomas6167]

The question to Michael is? 🤔💭 Can you buy a monitor 65 to 77'' ?

[@S3lvah]

@@michaellubeck8464 For some people, these drawbacks are worth the HDR, motion performance, response times, etc. for gaming / content consumption.

[@CMDRunematti]

@@michaellubeck8464 why? monitors are full of useless features that justify overpricing them compared to TVs. i game in 60hz, and at 4k you can barely go over that. then theres the fact that if you sit in a spaceship with a 20, even 32 inch display... hows that any immersive? theres no match to a 65 inch TV 1m from your face flying in the universe of elite dangerous (add to that a head tracker and you can even look around. buy 3 TVs, with head tracking and you have a full cockpit) only positive of "PC monitor" label is the Gsync/Freesync compatibility and displayport both mostly seem pointless to me. big drawback of the TVs is the smartness. man i wish they made the QD OLEDs in dumbTV version...then again, netflix 4k is barely working on anything EXCEPT smart TV apps. so now you have an immersive screen, with 4k netflix support that a pc can only do on windows in the edge browser or the app still.

[@dreamtheater6575]

Fears of burn in are history. I've been using a Vizio OLED since it was released as a monitor. I set the taskbar to auto hide, use a black background, and a screen saver. That is all and I have zero burn in. It is actually semi annoying since I want to upgrade, but I can't use burn in as an excuse.

[@lovelorn88nick]

I dont understand why people say OLED is dim.. its literally brighter then any LED TV ive ever owned. Brighter and more vivid

[@abhs1141]

Reviewers who are sponsored by certain tv brands misguided public by emphasizing about brightness as if brighter tv is considered better . Some tv are only good at brightness , but nothing else . These brands sponsored the reviewers to focus on brightness . Long ago , we only talk about contract , not brighness . In real fact , we want the picture to be just as bright as what it should be , too bright will not be good to our eyes . That is why , i,like SONY , because everything is sompleasing in our eyes , not overly bright . The color is natural and beautiful . I watch tv programmes like Discovery, animal planet etc , i need natural color , so that the feeling as if we are there to observe .

[@frog5104]

I said the same thing 👍

[@cornpop8570]

As my first OLED tv I went with the 77inch Sony OLED A80k.

[@volcalstone]

I just ordered a 42" C2 to use strictly for gaming on my PC and consoles. I think I should be fine as I got use to using OLEDs for the last several years. You just have to be mindful that's all.

[@sterlonb.digital777]

"OLED isn't too dim.. your room is just too bright" 🤣🤣

[@NexGenTek]

not anymore

[@michael-4k4000]

Oled is the way

[@lava1rain]

The statement is spot on.

[@christopherjoyce833]

It is not the TV that is dime it is you my friend. ;)

[@cricka09]

​@@christopherjoyce833 irony of misspelling dim* 😭

[@reggieburris]

My wife and I just went with a 83" A90J for the family room and the 75" X95K for the bedroom. Both were on sale and both replacing 65" X950H's. The Black Friday sales made this possible plus I got my TVs cheaper via the military exchange which is tax free for retirees like myself. Takes forever to arrive but I will be happy when I get them in.

[@rzzxxt163]

Do you think the A90J is dim? What are your thoughts?

[@jacobmckean9455]

I want to know whats considered by tv tech standards, as a "bright" room or "dim" room. Its subjective for sure. My living room is obviously brighter during the day even with shades and curtains closed and dimmer at night with a single lamp on. I wouldn't say its bright compared to a room with full light coming in through large windows though. What's bright for me may be dim compared to other environments. Would be nice to see demos of these tvs in different lighting scenarios instead of just pick this if your room is bright or pick this if its dark.

[@Doggo-frencton]

Agreed on the TV choice thing but I went with 65” inch S95B because I want to wait for the 77” QD-OLED next year and a 65” will hold me over for a year and I’ll move it to my bedroom after the 77” becomes available

[@gabrielvigil7242]

I’m doing the same thing lol

[@tywanjames4427]

Y'all must got a big ass bedroom. Had a 50 in mine then moved the 60 from my living room and found it too big so I bought a 55 inch.

[@shanew7361]

Yep 65 in bedroom is perfect size although I have a 77 inch I'd rather have a larger tv

[@kingtrance307]

@@shanew7361 - I would rather have a bigger room too! 👍

[@Lozin80]

I don’t like to watch tv in the dark. In my basement H/T the couch is exactly 8ft away from my 65” and I don’t have the space for anything bigger so I’m looking at another 65” maybe the S95B but I have the lights on most of the time other than maybe the last hour or so before I call it a night so brightness definitely matters. I’ll have to check out the S95B & G2 and see which is brighter but regardless I will go into the service menu and disable any auto dimming that is on by default. I probably do 60/65% of my viewing upstairs living room or kitchen so burn in probably won’t be a problem on my end.

[@karmaduck5098]

I do a good mixture of gaming and watching movies/shows. Just ordered an LG C2 55in for $1167 plus tax. This will be my first OLED tv so I can't wait for it to arrive. Thank you for the very informative video!

[@TheAztecwarrior2011]

I’m going with the 77 I watch sports and play games! Can’t wait

[@anthonyf3957]

I bought the C1 77" for about the same price as a 65" C2 and I could not be happier. It's a fantastic television.

[@pokerbarloahavia]

if you aren't using it for gaming or sports C1 is ok you don't need the extra refresh rate for movies.

[@MrStrictlyOLED]

@@pokerbarloahavia C1 is excellent for sports also

[@mutashimbillah2274]

@@pokerbarloahavia C1 is good for gaming too, 120hz on 4K, VRR support(freesync & g-sync)

[@he.lena21]

I have one too, and a 55 c9

[@blackened1031]

You guys really need a 77" that bad? Samsung s95B 65 is literally a steal for $1869 w/tax (2nd best TV in the 4K world)

[@buschg7106]

He's right. I bought a Samsung QN85A in a dark room and I have turn on 2 lights to protect my eyes from the brightness. Just bought a C2 to enjoy gaming without turning every light on in my game room

[@Momo-yl3hs]

18:11 all what you need to hear

[@danbryan5442]

Don’t forget the Panasonic LZ2000B it has HDR10+, Dolby Vision, and full gaming features close to the c2/g2.

[@444chroma]

The TV is important but also remember to get some decent sound and a quality source for video playback

[@sidneyleejohnson]

Your comment on #1 Static TV was hugely important to me. My mother watches a lot of news and business tv so this is especially applicable to her. I've kind of known about this for years but it was nice to hear you reinforce the point. I'm not sure if future plasmonic oled will eliminate this for good but that is a ways away. Not sure if my mother will be around to enjoy it. I'll have to figure out what you suggest instead of OLED for these business news consumers.. Off I go to another of your videos...

[@sheabaldwin7270]

I’d probably stay away from the OLED unless she is a video expert and can see/notice the differences. There are great QLED or any other advance LED TV that will offer great pictures, usually brighter without any worry about a static image burn in. Also, if she isn’t gaming or stressing over watching 4K content at its best, an OLED would be overkill for general/casual daily TV use.

[@shadowthrone3695]

So if i buy an oled for 99% use, I won’t have burn in lets say 7 years?

[@kraken9883]

If Oled is not an option but Samsungs qn90b has problems dse-panel lottery noisy sdr image and Sonys x95k color and vrr-local dimming issue just to name a few; both simply not good enough. What would be the best non oled tv for watching sports gaming and sdr content?

[@Airavida]

I have LG Oled C1. And it’s the absolute best !!! I am in a very bright living room with direct sunlight for half the day ! And it’s totally fine . Maybe the old models of OLED like from 5 years ago can’t handle it. But my models is 2-3 years old and it’s perfect !!

[@ripleyp2002]

Outstanding review This should be required watching before anybody starts shopping or watching other reviews.

[@henrymeyer1574]

U knocked it out of the park! This video should be required viewing for all tv buyers.

[@ONI1013.]

I have another question about “burn in” or uneven degradation. We do watch mixed content, but 70% of our content does have some level of black bars since it’s HD movies or shows. My understanding is the black bars themselves do not cause burn in, but rather the opposite effect where it produces uneven degradation bc those top and bottom pixels are degrading slower. Am I a good candidate for the A95L QD-OLED?

[@billyyoodel7637]

I have a plasma TV still and picture quality is great and depth of color but I have no way of comparing a plasma to oled side by side . I’d love to see if anyone else has had a plasma abs upgraded to oled and there thoughts !

[@bdhdr4226]

I have an 50" LG plasma and 48" LG C1 OLED. On the plasma whites, bright greens/reds etc would look dirty and pixelate somehow unless I turned down the brightness/contrast but maybe it's just mine. Also the panel is extremely heavy and temporary image retention happened very often. It did well for a long time, but the OLED is better in every way. Light weight, better color/brightness/resolution, no burn in so far.

[@RockinEnabled]

@@bdhdr4226 but plasmas are better at motion smoothness 😎

[@TheJustina102085]

I’ve been watching a bunch of your videos this weekend, great channel! I just picked up my G2 and a sound bar so won’t be shopping for a Tv for a couple years, but love the content!

[@chaostade4087]

Greece: S95B 2150€, 77" C2 3300€. We are talking more than 1000 euros difference. C1 77" is at 2500. I don't know if it is even worth it to go for 77" at these prices. Although I really want a bigger screen cause my living room is big.

[@tastypets4458]

Another aspect that I don't see reviewed very often is operating system. It's the single most used aspect of a TV on a daily basis. If I ask my wife what she wants in a tv she says Roku and I don't disagree. I like the simplified Roku interface on our TCL's and find the others to be way too pushy trying to offer suggestions and taking too long to scroll through the options. I'm looking at the A80k or C1/C2, but I'll miss Roku.

[@SlimyPenguin24]

The TV's OS is actually one of the least important aspects to consider as it can be so easily changed with a streaming stick or box. You can go for whatever TV you want and just add a 4k Roku stick. Plus, HDMI CEC means you won't even need to worry about another remote as your TV will control it as well (worth noting that I do keep my Chromecast remote around as it sometimes doesn't turn on with my TV, but this is rare).

[@grantkobes]

I prefer googleTV on the Sonys over LG's OS with the magic wand

[@wrthomas69]

I used the tvOS to set up the TV. It will never be seen again. As I use the Apple TV 4K for everything.

[@Reginald_Harrison]

I use Apple TV 4K. I don’t use any apps on my LG. Never have used the apps on any Smart TV. Smart TVs are like cars, the tech inside of them is always 2-3 years behind your average consumer tech. Apple TV is nice because I can set it to go into screensaver mode after 1 or 2 minutes. This eliminates worry about friends or family leaving a static streaming menu on the screen for extended periods when I’m not around.

[@Robert-tr7we]

What about subtitles, in The Netherlands we have this with foreign tv shows or movies on TV. Is that static enough for burn in or because it is on screen only for a second a time there is no added risk for burn in?

[@ryans413]

Oh the burn in thing. Look just make sure all the burn in tech turned on that number one. Second don’t watch the same content vary the content and three don’t leave a static image paused on screen for too long. I don’t even worry about it had my OLED for 2 years now no sign of any burn in or image retention

[@Chrisratata]

I like really high peak highlights but also want to retain detail in those highlights

[@ous1991]

I'm thinking of getting rid of my Samsung Q90T for a LG C2

[@StayPuft209]

You should. This is the year I got back into oled. Sold mine mid last year and while I didn’t regret it I did miss it. I had a hisense qled and sold that off to get a good deal on a Sony a80j. And damn is that tv amazing

[@ous1991]

@@StayPuft209 do you miss the brightness or colour volume?

[@StayPuft209]

@@ous1991 to be more exact I had a older B7 oled which at this point is over 5 years old or so. I miss knowing the qled had a higher peak brightness though in all honesty unless you have the TVs side by side you wouldn’t be able to tell and I never did. I’m really enjoying my experience with my Sony oled. It’s the best TV I’ve owned period. I do wish it had gaming features like the C series but I went with Sony because I heard their upscaling is better and the color is more accurate out of the box. Once QD oled becomes a bit more affordable and proven I’ll probably upgrade in a couple years but for now I’m happy.

[@ccnp2009]

Jordan. There’s nothing wrong with the Q90T. I recommend purchasing a TV in February/March of next year. The 2022 TVs will be dirty cheap..

[@ous1991]

@@ccnp2009 mine has some issues with it and because of that I've never been fully satisfied with it ,but I think you're right with waiting for prices to drop 👍

[@keithsmathers9815]

Thanks for bringing up the sports viewers use...I have not seen hardly any reviewers highlighting performance of the OLEDs or LCDs with sports watchers.

[@sealion234]

LG B7 65" OLED, 3995 hours total viewing, from Feb 2018, serious permanent burn in despite careful treatment, USA, $2700 plus tax from new. LG says it's too old despite the low hours of viewing and is refusing to help despite their public claims of longevity and hung up on us after having reviewed the query and wasted a lot of our time asking for documentation. So you be the judge whether 75 cents an hour in depreciation is worth it for OLED. Never again expensive LG for us since they won't stand behind their false claims. Loyalty goes both ways or there is none

[@coates27]

Yeah I'm not getting this TV until they can 100 percent kill the burn man, these TV's are expensive and I really do not feel like going though the headache of if somethings goes wrong, I'm still using a 55 inch 1080p and I sometimes pass out and wake up to it dimmed and still running, I have no worries, think I'll keep it that way.

[@glennaa11]

My LG B7 has terrible burn in. It's definitely made me leery of getting another one. I think the U8H is my next TV

[@stopthefomo]

What's holding you back from buying an OLED TV this year?

[@E96]

I still fear the dreaded burn in as my usage is heavy, my room can get hot, and I watch things with static elements

[@fastrid]

Burn in. I need it to last 10+ years like my current TV

[@asafblasbergvideographer]

Burn-in and also i'm in a super bright room, just like you said :)

[@jedi55]

TV dimming on the A95k in SDR

[@asafblasbergvideographer]

@@jedi55 when you pause it or during playback? If you're pausing it I don't see that being an issue, but if it's during playback it could be a problem yes

[@martinweston7144]

I bought a 65" SONY A95K and it is stunning, the thing that hits you most is the clean screen, it's equivalent of listening to Vinyl records all your life and then suddenly hearing CD quality. There is absolutely no problems with banding, screen uniformity, vignetting, dirty screen, tinting etc, NONE of the panel problems that people have put up with for years, it's quite a shock TBH, and once lived with for a while will make you instantly see problems with none QD TV's, even if you thought you never noticed them before

[@RonWillemsen]

That's one of the reasons I put this great TV on top of my list to hopefully buy this year. I waited for a few years, and it seems at least for now, from what I heard and seen .. that was a good decision. Even if the prices are insane here, I think it's worth it.

[@martinweston7144]

@@RonWillemsen Yes, pricey for sure, but well worth it IMHO. I was tossing up between the 65" A95K or a larger screen sized LG G2. I'm glad I chose the SONY, despite the long wait before I actually got it, as I went into a store the other day and saw a G2 on demo, and although a very good looking TV, the dirty screen is now something I will no longer put up with.......Tough decision, sort of a Quality of Quantity thing.

[@RonWillemsen]

@@martinweston7144 its nice to hear that people like the A95K and why. If your willing to pay, or if you saved long for a certain Premium product, you expect that product to be good. Nice to know that Sony did just that. There is another QD, but that one didnt even come in my short list as potential buy. Somehow I always have my doubts with Sammy monitors and TV's. I do watch reviews of them, but they disapoint me. Although with other stuff like a Phone or tablet not.

[@hectorgarza1374]

QD OLED are a little pricey for me right now, so got the a80k on sale.. will def add a QD-OLED in year or two though

[@simbarashezuva582]

Informative. I have a small request, can you give us a video on scratches on oled and if they can affect you tv in the long run

[@stopthefomo]

when on, the hairline surface scratches should not be visible if you're more than 5 feet away and in the long run it should not be an issue.

[@simbarashezuva582]

@@stopthefomo thanknyou so much for this info. It has helped me decide to buy a cheap refurb oled with the same issue

[@ZHIGZAGON-]

Im looking for a 4K 55" inches 120Hz tv and my top is this 1st: Sony OLED 55" A80J $999 2nd: LG 55" C2 OLED $1299 3RD: Samsung Q80B $899 what are your thoughts? it's hard to choose and i actually own a Vizio V-55 4k and i would like to use the new TV for gaming and as a pc monitor

[@degusjacobypradana4681]

C2 is the answer The guy on the video already said that

[@thedudebryce.453]

This was extremely informative. Thanks for the help. I’m gonna get a 77” LG G2 for the family room and if the glare and reflections are too bad I’ll just return it and get an LCD tv.

[@Hiero-glyphic]

I just replaced my old 10 year 55" lcd panel with the C2 and holy shit...What a difference and what a device.

[@Slip_The_Jab]

I’m in the same boat. I’m looking to replace a led Samsung that’s over 10 years old. I’m looking at the 55” G2. My living room doesn’t get direct sunlight,even the ambient light at its brightest in the day isn’t very bright. Lastly my current panel is kiddy cornered away from the windows…

[@Mugiwara-ya08]

Thank you so much. Really informative. This is the kind of guide buyers really need. The examples / use case you specified really helps in making the decision on which one to pick.

[@OGPheenix]

Size is relative. The 65 I have is literally 7 feet away and it looks plenty big and immersive. Personally I would much rather have the QD OLED over any OLED.

[@jayhovah5621]

Two weeks in with my 77" G2, I have the cleanest panel... I have run so many of the uniformity tests and I cannot find a single problem

[@MrStrictlyOLED]

Congrats I have the same G2-77 flawless

[@RonWillemsen]

Seems to be a issues with the 65 inch versions. I doubted a while and I wanted the G2 65. Especially because it's also 1700 Euro's cheaper as the A95K (4400 E). But the pics I saw that where send to me, put me in real doubt. I'm coming from a 50 inch Plasma in the livingroom. So 77 inch would be way to big. Also we have smaller livingrooms in the Netherlands, and the content on cable TV is sometimes even 720p. That's not viewable on a 77 inch (my little brother made that mistake, he lives a few doors away from me. He swapped it for a 65 Sammy LCD) But nice to hear you have a clean panel. The LG G2 is a beautiful TV to have. Have fun with it ;)

[@MrStrictlyOLED]

@@RonWillemsen yes it’s definitely an issue with the 65 only for some strange reason which is sad because 65 is the sweet spot for the majority

[@RonWillemsen]

@@MrStrictlyOLED its indeed sad. Because a lot of brands use a LG panel. Brands such as Phillips, Panasonic, Loewe, LG, Sony, and B&O. So if a certain panel has issues in a certain size you want, you can put a cross to most of the mentioned brands. Luckily though QD oled is also there, same size different brand panel, and its clean. And in Sony's case, also good quality with the specs you want. I hope LG will look at their panels and seek out the problem, and fix it. At least for next year buyers.

[@MrStrictlyOLED]

@@RonWillemsen yes I believe they are working on this issue now for the 65inch from what I was informed they know their 65 inch size is their bread and butter

[@staceejaxx3071]

My B9 got burn-in and im what you called “normal viewer “ (streaming, gaming and sports).So i think you dont have data to back up your 99.9% statement Also There are videos that show S95B with burn-in. Dont try pixel refresh it will dim down your panel

[@patfalvey30]

@FOMO when you are talking about brightness in a room, I am someone who enjoys my Philips hue light strip and play bars I'm just wondering when you're taking about brightness as these are synced to the TV would you recommend an Oled TV are would a QLED work better in my case, I'm not into gaming just use a tv mainly for Cable and sometimes I'll stream but for me ambient lighting is a must, mainly the strip is on behind the TV but sometimes I'll turn on a set of play bars. Depending on my mood. Thanks for all your great information

[@TorqueFormulaWon]

The obvious choice would be a Phillips ambilight TV if you live in a country selling those tvs. I have read good things regarding their oleds.

[@TheGame16]

I keep referring back to the Sony A80K. It’s a beautiful screen. What are your thoughts on the A80K?

[@chuckg4947]

It’s great. I just bought one. You’ll love it. Excellent sound and very nice picture quality. For $1,799 you can’t go wrong!

[@TheGame16]

@@chuckg4947 thanks man. I read some reviews and they seem disappointed but I go in Best Buy and I’ll even ask them to change the modes. It looks solid to me.

[@chuckg4947]

Don’t believe some of the reviews, they may have an anti Sony agenda. The TV is superb, I can’t stop watching it and the sound is also really goo! Dialogue is clear and you can feel the percussion. Again for $1800 it’s a great buy! Don’t worry about the brightness, there’s plenty of it! Out the box the picture is excellent but I turned the brightness up and it’s great. Buy it and enjoy it!

[@bearclaw5115]

I think the A80J is better in some important ways. It is brighter and still in production. They run the same panel but it looks like Sony throttled it back this year. I have heard the A80K has an aggressive ABL during some gaming scenes. If your are hard core gaming go LG. If you want a beautiful picture for movie watching go Sony. The A90J is too expensive for what it is, the best version of last years tech.

[@unknownsource4359]

@@bearclaw5115 I got the 77" A80J for $2,500 at costco 3 months ago. Its a very good T.V. I couldnt really tell the difference from the A80K since they were side to side. I feel like Sony just dropped the A80K for 2022 marketing purposes and not really was an improvement over the A80J.

[@danielchapter70128]

Fomo, your video was exactly what I needed to make a decision. I have been obsessing over reviews for weeks and I’ve finally decided on the 65” Samsung S95B. I want the Sony A95K (but not badly enough to pay an extra $1,200.) Heck, even the 55” A95K is $700 more than the 65” Samsung S95b! That’s crazy to me. I would love the sound that the A95K can produce, but for that kind of extra cash saved I will make due with my BOSE Atmos 500 home theater. Many say the Samsung S95b native speakers are really good, so maybe it will surprise me.

[@elieg.8920]

thats why im thinking of getting QD OLED over Oled cause sports on Oled dissapoint me a lot.. Only hesitation his to wait for next year 77 inch ...Dont feel like sitting 7 feet away from the tv kinda of too close to my linking..its not mentionned a lot by reviewers despite sport watching is a major factor to consider (millions of people watch all kind of sports) . Should be emphasized more by reviwers or has much as videogames...

[@waltvancourt5052]

How much further will the A95k drop and when ? I need my tv on all night ! I got an open box for 3300.00.

[@RobertAnderson-y2i]

For the last two days I've been considering a 42" LG C2 versus a 55" Sony X90K. I do play video games a lot and I play Warframe, Destiny 2, Neverwinter, FFXIV, etc. All of them have static UIs and I usually game for 6+ hours on days off. After doing all my research, I'm going with the X90K. If a TV manufacturer has to warranty the OLED for 5 years and they have a bunch of software/hardware that helps against burn-in, it's obviously an issue. It's the same reason I didn't buy a Plasma because I game. This video was very informative, thanks. Maybe by the time I buy one again, OLEDs will be better or something better will be out that doesn't have burn-in issues.

[@anythingeasydelove7806]

He made it clear, that oled buring as been fixed and the model from 2018 down to 2010 are the one that got the buring issues 3:20

[@JerichoRpwe0692]

I got the 42' lg c2 literally no problem. You didn't do enough research. There are tons of videos comparing oled tvs, and lg uses woled, which is used for the previous image burn in issue. Don't spread false narratives.

[@jerrycurls88]

hey FOMO, looking forward to you adding sports watching to your reviews. Very curious on your opion on that topic with OLED (LG C2) vs mini LED (Hisense U8H). Great video as always on this topic.

[@paulcox2447]

If it's mostly sports I would do the Hisense. It will get much much brighter for what would be mostly daytime use.

[@mana7772]

Hisense have absolutely the worst processors, lg C2 would win in every way a Sony oled would technically have the best processor over all. Except when it comes to gaming C2 shine better in that aspect. If it’s brightness you going for would consider the Bravia X95k mini led, or QN90B

[@edwnsoto18]

I am torn betwwen C1 vs C2 from LG, can sombody advise ? I want C2 but my budget is C1, should I pusdh ny budget to C2 or just stay with C1, mostly for sport & movie, not gaming

[@paulcox2447]

@@edwnsoto18 save the cash. The c1 is at a huge discount RN. You can get a bigger c1 for the price of a c2. Or save the money as you said and don't go over budget. The differences are fairly minimal as TV's go. Better upscaling, better HDR tone mapping if you turn it on, slightly brighter. Motion interpolation is better, but they took away the good bfi, so that's a wash. I own a c1 and I did get to check out the c2 in stores. It's not worth the premium if money is of any concern. That's been the concensus from every review I've seen. 95% of the performance for what 60-70% the price? Go c1 and enjoy it. I'll even give you some good settings if needed :)

[@edwnsoto18]

@@paulcox2447 Thanks Paul, for the suggestion

[@lexfacitregem]

Okay. Not to be THAT contrarian, but I have to chime in about the "not worry about burn-in" section of this video. I purchased Sony's Flagship A90J OLED around two years ago. I used it for mostly streaming and light video gaming. Last month, I noticed a horizontal burn-in bar towards the bottom of the screen, mainly noticeable during scenes that were reddish/orange. Come to find out, what caused it was KZbin'S PROGRESS BAR!!!!! Yes, okay, I readily admit that I watched tons of KZbin on that TV... but for cryin' out loud!!! I, too, was mollified by the whole 'burn in doesn't happen these days" malarkey.... and would never have imagined in a million years that the KZbin progress bar would cause burn-in on a Sony Flagship OLED. I am completely gutted. And no, that wasn't a cheap TV either.... which makes me even MORE salty! PS: There is a bittersweet ending, thought. This gave me the excuse to replace it with the 77 inch Sony A90L. That is, no lie, the best television experience I have ever had. Bar none.

[@alexanderjoachim9990]

Would love to see a 75in U8H review! All current reviews are smaller sizes! Need to buy by mid October!

[@juanwick]

I have the lg cl 65 inch and I love it, my rooms not too bright and I do everything from sports to gaming to streaming movies!

[@aredoplloci8459]

Had my lg cx as a monitor for almost 2 years and there's no burn in. I set a 1min screen time out on windows which probably helps

[@fastrid]

Hey FOMO, what 2-3 TVs should I consider for gaming? Non OLED

[@ericreho7674]

My FoMo is out of control right now I currently have a 2019 55in C9 and I love it. But it's starting to feel a little small do I do with the 77-inch G2 or do I jump and get the 65 in G3?

[@fleckx]

Hmmm I suppose if I will generally be watching in a dark room and usually Dolby Vision shows and movies, and only football once or twice a week, the LG C2 remains my target. The Hisense U7H just fell short. I can't stand the blooming.

[@mavenaz1975]

Love the screen uniformity 🤣 Seriously though, IF you want an OLED, wait for 2023 at the very least. If you HAVE to have QDOLED, it will be available in larger sizes at lower prices.

[@aledero]

The 2023 models will hopefully have even more brightness - let's face it: the 2022 ones wasn't that big step forward.

[@DragonboltBlastter]

2023 will be better.. Cheaper QD-OLED and improved W-OLED panels!

[@Robert-tr7we]

@@DragonboltBlastter and then, wait for 2024, after that 2025.

[@Chrisratata]

@@Robert-tr7we f it. I'm waiting till 2040 for the entertainment chips inserted directly into our brains

[@varunmanjunath9123]

@@Robert-tr7we Fake, if we believe our credible sources, 2026 is the best bet.

[@summerforever6736]

If you go from 62" to 77" do you loose sharpness because of the bigger size I would think?? Thanks!

[@vishaldesaiVMD]

I am looking to buy 77'' inch OLED and trying to decide between LGC3 and LGB3, price difference is $600, what should I choose ?

[@therealvincentnguyen]

Is it possible you can make a video about what's the best OLED OR LED TV for the PS5

[@stinkinlincoln6027]

I was thinking of getting the LG OLED C2 55” for gaming… good choice?

[@BrxGhost]

LG C2 Perfect TV Gaming !!!!

[@graciousvarun]

I am confused between LG B2 77 inch Vs LG C2 65 inch .. it will be great if you can provide your view on that ... Thanks

[@alfredknodler540]

WOW - this is one the most helpful videos I have ever seen. By the way: what doe think about the Philips OLED936? Could it ever compete with the LG C2?

[@rayraman3243]

Most comprehensive guide to demystify the OLED buying decision. Thank you for making this video!

[@blueflame0003]

Great video......i am still waiting to pull the trigger for a new one my mitsubishi DLP is in my living room since 2008,on my 3rd bulb i just change last week....thks

[@anddo24]

I use my 42" A90K as a monitor, heavy PC gaming. I'm a little worried. But there's no going back to subpar monitors. I use my laptop for extended web browsing, productivity etc... I'm being very careful. But enough OLED FOMO, YOLO!

[@volcalstone]

I just ordered a 42" C2 to use for my PC and consoles. I was considering the 42" A90K as I'm a Sony fan but I feel like the C2 is a better for gaming. The fact that I could switch to multiple aspect ratio is pretty awesome.

[@Szternit]

oled dont burn just dont use ur tv ... good tip beside that great review

[@TOn-sk8mc]

Fantastic video and great information. What would you recommend: I have a dark to moderately lit family room. However it's connected to my kitchen. So when cooking, there will be glare. But our, "Thing" is movies. We're considering LG C2, G2 77in, Sony X95K 75in and A90K 77in. I can't swing the A95K. THANKS AND KEEP UP THE GREAT VIDEOS.

[@TOn-sk8mc]

@BAMA FAN went with the G2 and glad we did.

[@kingkoopur9212]

Samsung's s95b is on sale $2228 including tax in NY at least if you pick it up

[@MrStrictlyOLED]

That’s a must buy at that price in my opinion

[@DETERMINOLOGY]

Burn in can be a issue if you have static images or you trying to test burn your oled to see what happens. Both not a good idea. And i say that because there's people that buys old and use them like a normal pc monitor

[@qasimqureshi1230]

I appreciate the attention to detail and depth you have in this video. Thank you for the hard work you put into these.

[@marrow94]

20:00 lol, the hand movement at the same time of the background pic changing

[@BlueFlash25]

I need HELP! I have a 1.1k budget, and need 55 inch TV for the living room that is moderately light, good viewing angles preferred, what recommendations do you have?

[@Petteriks]

You should be a politician or a diplomat, I appreciate a lot your articulation, tone and pacing while explaining things. I'm a sales man myself and I'd buy from you 👍🏼

[@LEMON48]

My new 83 A90J has 750 nits , LG 83 G2 has 820 nits but prices different between them in 70 nits is barely visible.

[@petermartinaitis8166]

In the UK many channels are still transmitted in 720p so what is the point of upgrading to a 4k tv ?

[@wobble108]

To be future proof (so they say). And a lot of people stream content eg amazon prime and netflix. People take the micky out of my tv as its 35 years old lol

[@signornessuno5174]

Luckily there are not only TV channels. Obviously if a person likes just watching normal tv in this case the upgrading is not necessarily 🙂

[@Jose1maneZ]

Hands down the best review!! Just the info I needed! Minimum tech numbers that are hard to understand how actually affect the viewing experience. Instead real world info.. Kudos! Thanks!!👍👍👌

[@marvinabugov4579]

FOMO: In your MWave comparison between JVC and Sony laser projectors did the sony engineer co-hosting with you for the comparison suggest a firmware update for the Sony projectors was a possibility later this year to better compete with JVC base-black levels?

[@CarChrisMC]

15:25 That's what she said 😂 Seriously: Thx for making everything clear! 80inch, not caring about brightness, Oled, is what my mancave needs ❤😊

[@stopthefomo]

Then definitely 83" C2 is the one for you, check back on Prime Day to see if you can get one for $3800 or less!

[@CarChrisMC]

@@stopthefomo Having a 2000€ budget that's kinda hard... Want the 77C3... +3m distance in mancave... only gaming and bluerays

[@degusjacobypradana4681]

@@CarChrisMC i bought c3 77 last week Damn boy you will not regret it

[@abasmq]

​@@stopthefomo Hi bro , I want you to help me to choose between this two TVs but I want a Tv to be save from dead pixels problems as well as to be good for movie and gaming and Tv channels I changed two oled C1 tvs because of dead pixels problems but some of my heart love the quality of oled TVS and some of it afraid of dead pixels and short life of oled tvs Now LG’s company because of warranaty make me to choose one of LG’S TVS And lam confused between this two TVS Which one do you think I Choose : 1-LG Oled CS6 55 inches NOTE : With the first option I should pay 80 dollars 2-LG QNED 806 QA 55 inches NOTE : With the second option The LG will return for me 250 dollars

[@choocharoo]

I’m the 1% so looks like a 75QN90B for me. A 77 c1 OLED is cheaper but sadly the risk is just not worth it.

[@DukeAbbaddon]

C1 is LG & LG is good for gaming

[@choocharoo]

@@DukeAbbaddon c1 is OLED and burn in risk. Qn90b is a mini led.

[@cermet1320]

I am torn between S95b and G2 still. I can get the 1700 eur for S95b 65 inch or 1950 eur for G2 65 inch. Samsung is tempting but G2 seems like a safer pick.

[@rhsalce]

Is the Samsung s90c bright enough for a an open living space with a lot of natural light? What about the LG G3?

[@stephenmkeer]

I have a Samsung HD 40” TV which I’ve had for around 10 years. Sometimes I watch TV/films and stream during the day as well as at night. I want to get a bigger screen 55” maybe a 65” at the right price,but I don’t know whether to get an OLED or a LED. 🤔

[@briandowney6478]

I just got the Sony A80K it’s my first OLED. And it’s going in my basement I just refinished. Am I gonna be happy with it. Will it be bright enough for me? Only gonna be used for gaming (PS5) and streaming.

[@mcbaksteen]

Bro! I am watching this video on my lg b26la... And it is pitch black in my room now, and being a tv salesman myself, I've got to be honest here... 4K CAN look better than 8K! I get it now... (Just like phone's with their 150mp camera's vs a proper one with just a 25mp camera that'll still look heaps better)

[@ajjohnson3416]

Your right about using another device for the tv to get burn in, but the tv I saw the burn in wasn't an oled it was a regular 1080p lg tv I believe, and the person was using a camera device to connect to the tv to watch the cameras outside there house and when I change the channel I can still see the previous image from the device showing the camera fading slowly

[@PizzlesTechTime]

Do you care about high and features and longevity of your TV? Then by the c3 or G3. Are you just looking to upgrade an old TV to an OLED and are not top of the line inclined, well the B3 is for you then. I originally bought a B3 in 2017 It came with the free sound bar. I ended up running back to the store to return it for just the c3 alone without a sound bar. I am quite a text snob though so results made vary

[@adamm6733]

I have a very bright room (floor-to-ceiling windows) and just got the LG C2 83”. For that size, is their a better option for anti-glare?

[@gballs007]

Yes..tvs that say anti glare

[@adamm6733]

@@gballs007 appreciate the response. From my research, all current anti-glare TVs have a weird rainbow affect that’s almost as off-putting as glare by itself. My question is, which TV combats glare best without rainbowing?

[@gballs007]

@@adamm6733 I doubt anyone will. Be able to give that answer....maybe go to ur local best buy and view all the tvs to see which has least glare...bring a strong flashlight and test them out...I don't think anyone will know which is best at anti glare without having tested them all...maybe u can find a antiglare review or comparison out there

[@raghuramguptha2074]

TV installation technician scared me about burn in issue and forced me to take an extra 2-month AMC with already existing 3 years warranty.

[@Safalsuper]

I'm in that 1% and OLED is not for me😔. I hope a day when nanoLED TV comes which will have true black just like OLED but with much more brightness and Zero Burn-in.

[@916CaliLA14]

Whats a good Oled for a room that is dark all the time for movie/show watching. I’m thinking the Samsung might be too bright. I’ve been looking at the LG and Sony. But can’t seem to figure out which one would be better for that room.

[@crimson_floyd]

Please help! I’m stuck deciding between a 55 inch A80J and a 48 inch C2…they are both priced the same at my local store. Will I be sacrificing a significant amount of brightness if I choose the A80J? I would love to have the C2 in a 55 inch size but it is way out of my budget. 70% of my screen on time is done in the evening, however I need the screen to be bright during the day as well. I’ve also considered a 55 inch q90b as it would be the best of both worlds, but I hear bad things about it’s local dimming bugs. I would sincerely appreciate your recommendation. 😊🙏

[@pitchblvke]

nooooo stay away from samsung

[@delivrex]

Is DSE covered under warranty?

[@jerryt1190]

Hey FOMO any chance we’ll get QD-Oled(A95K) in bigger sizes like 77in or 83in? I’m saving to get the A90J hopefully by Black Friday if it’s still available.

[@pa2467]

Thank you for all the insight! At this point is it even worth it to buy a 55 oled tv?

[@aaronphdbdnd5535]

Didn't youtube add a 'donate' feature or some such? This was a great video and I'd of loved to contribute to this venture

[@stopthefomo]

Thanks I must look into it!