Hey everyone! Thanks for all the great comments. I appreciate the feedback, both positive and constructive. Keep it coming! Now, what's the one thing you MUST know about the performance of the Sony A95K QD-OLED TV. Anything but price. That info just will not be issued for another couple of months. Let me know as a reply to this post!

@brucecarter6205

2 жыл бұрын

My 2 biggest questions: Is there any form of ABL? How bright will these panels be in a calibrated state, no fluff, just real world performance? Thank you Caleb!

@House_Of_Champs

2 жыл бұрын

I watch a lot of anime and Korean content that need subtitles. With the upped resistance to burn in, do you think the QD OLED is an OLED that's fine to watch 8+ hours of subtitle content a week? (lets say 500 hours a year).

@edwardbrooks7173

2 жыл бұрын

How do 4k Blu rays look on it? How does Dolby Vision and IMAX enhanced Disney+ content look on the new QD OLED from Sony Master Series?

@nodoubt1616

2 жыл бұрын

Would like to know Real world brightness not in vivid mode.

@dhruvturakhia17

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Caleb! Having been pretty familiar with the inner workings & tech behind QD-OLED, this is a great explainer video. I also think having just a single Blue based OLED layer, there is less chance of uneven aging and the display may not show a Red or Green color shift/tint.

Was waiting for this video since I checked articles on qd- display.Great work

Great video mate, thank you. Can't wait for you to review in detail this QD OLED

yes , all well and good , but still waiting for Pioneer to reapper and shock everyone with a 4K Plasma display !

@tonymemory2279

2 жыл бұрын

The 1080p kuro still king of TV's!! You can mimick this by adding 20% window tint to any cheap plasma.

@RARufus

2 жыл бұрын

I still have a Pany plasma tv from 2005. Still runs great…and still throws out a lot of heat.

@ktrock77

Жыл бұрын

@@RARufus, me too, 2006

Well explained. Haven't been so hyped for a new technology in years.

I still run a 2008 Pioneer Kuro. A true RGB display, the Jacob + Katie Schwarz 4k vids look stunning even at 1080p. QD OLED is the next gen Kuro I have been waiting for.

@alhemmings8554

2 жыл бұрын

You lucky so and so. Finest flat screens ever made IMO. I'm hoping a 65" true microLED beast might take that baton.

@tonymemory2279

2 жыл бұрын

Kuro is King!! It's a secret dark glass and dark phosphur. The Panasonic zt65 beats it slightly. Also if you get cheap old plasmas. Simply window tint them 20% and it's stunning!!

@Xolition

2 жыл бұрын

@@tonymemory2279 wut

@AN-ce1nd

2 жыл бұрын

I have a 50 pioneer elite, still blows away all of friends tv’s

@dcb6729

2 жыл бұрын

My Panasonic VT60 plasma is still going strong. Looks better then most 4k TVs except for OLED. I just purchased the LG C1 oled for my game room. It will be my 4k hdr movie and gaming tv while my VT60 will be for sdr 1080p movies. 😊

Thanks Caleb! Having been pretty familiar with the inner workings & tech behind QD-OLED, this is a great explainer video. I also think having just a Blue based OLED layer, there is less chance of uneven aging and the display may not show Red or Green color shift/tint.

@Datenschutz_Datenschutz

2 жыл бұрын

As far as I know, there are three stacks of blue OLEDs on QD OLEDs. At least that's what was mentioned on a patent.

Just one thing: quantum dots still sap some of the energy from the light for color conversion. about 20%. the thing is that is still less than filters, so it's better.

A TV that runs many hours a day may not be “watched” full time. A TV could include a device that recognizes when there are no eyes on the screen and dim the intensity of the blue led. Commercial breaks could be toned down to give a “break” to the led. It sounds like some sophisticated processing is being used to monitor the degradation of the quantum dots, so a simple tracking of TV watching could be implemented easily.

@snoweh1

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, we need more big corporations perving into our living rooms with cameras that are permanently on. This is the only way to completely preserve the quality of the blue OLED light in our televisions.

If we have to expect an extremely expensive Sony a95k line, I can’t wait to know how extreme it will be. They look like terrific tvs and technology.

I'm pretty familiar with the tech behind QD-OLED, but I've been anxiously awaiting this video with your breakdown, Caleb. Thanks so much!

@Caleb_Denison

2 жыл бұрын

Thank YOU!

Thanks for making this video that literally exclusively restated my exact posts in your original CES QD OLED video. I'm not being sarcastic here. This video will reach way more people than 5-6 individual posts.

I always thought OLED used an individual oled "unit" for each oled pixel. Whether it's LCD, oled filters or QD, we are just using advanced prisms to get colors. I would really like to see us use just one layer of self emitting pixels; micro led or micro oled.

@bulletpunch9317

2 жыл бұрын

Thats exactly how it is in phone oleds.

I'm eagerly looking forward to Sony's introduction of the A95K QD-OLED TV and Caleb Denison's full review. Even though I'm rarely an early adopter I could seriously consider opting for this new TV technology. My plasma TV is starting to show its age and Sony's A95K flagship model would be a premium upgrade.

@strabo1

2 жыл бұрын

hi,how old are your plasma tv?

@marksalamon619

2 жыл бұрын

@@strabo1 The plasma TV I have is from 2014. It was the last 1080p plasma model that Samsung made. It is still displaying a bright, high-quality image, but I recently had to have the power supply board replaced, and shortly after that repair, a couple of vertical lines have appeared on the screen that are one pixel wide. These could just be caused by some faulty connections that might easily be remedied, but so far I haven't gone to the trouble of removing the back of the TV in an attempt to fix the problem.

@garrettstrutz7421

10 ай бұрын

Don’t stop using that plasma use it until u can’t get it to work at all anymore. That is as new as the plasmas get and one gorgeous picture. These new TV’s are amazing but soo was the plasma even just 1080p. Hope u can make it last many more years

@marksalamon619

10 ай бұрын

@@garrettstrutz7421 Thanks - The plasma TV is still working well. I'm still impressed with the lifelike image it is able to display. Yes, I admit that it can't achieve infinite black and HDR highlights, but I continue to enjoy its picture quality. And as for being limited to 1080p, I'll just say that unless you are watching actual 4K source material, the picture you see on your 4K TV is just simulated UHD. I will upgrade my TV eventually, but I don't like the idea of needlessly turning good electronics into landfill waste.

This makes a lot of sense! Great explanation 🙌

@digitaltrends

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

that was very informative Caleb, thanks as always for another great video !

@digitaltrends

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

@Caleb_Denison

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Rich!

Great review Caleb. I purchased an LG CX 55” based on your recommendation, and love it. What worries me is that Samsung ignore Dolby Vision which I love and this is a big sticking point with their products. Still, if they were to bite the bullet and use DV, then I’d buy this product without hesitation.

@abdullahalqattan3861

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think they really need Dolby Vision while they have HDR10 technology

@jasmadahar9089

2 жыл бұрын

@@abdullahalqattan3861 but do Disney, for instance, support it?

@IAmNeomic

2 жыл бұрын

@v cam HDR10, yes, but most mid-range or higher displays now are pushing HDR10+, which is actually superior to DV because it was finalized after, and has been around since 2017. It can not only do the scene-based luminance like DV, but also do higher peak brightness. The DV spec peak brightness is 1000 nits, where has HDR10+ peak brightness is 10,000 nits. There's no consumer displays on the market that can hit over 1000 nits quite yet, but they're coming, and HDR10+ is future-proofed quite a bit better. The other upside is that HDR10+ doesn't require the special decoding hardware that DV requires, which means not only is it better, but it doesn't cost money to license and install in TVs, meaning that displays don't need to charge extra for it.

@gavinblak23

2 жыл бұрын

@v cam @neomic Answer: HDR10 and Dolby Vision are two main HDR formats. The difference is that HDR10 is an open-standard and non-proprietary, whereas Dolby Vision requires a license and fee from Dolby. ... However, Dolby Vision does offer a better picture quality, mainly due to its dynamic metadata

@renesandoval1454

2 жыл бұрын

@@IAmNeomic you are so wrong I actually feel sorry for you. Dolby Vision spec is optimized for Rec 2020 coverage which is 12bit color and also for a peak brightness of 10,000 nits.

Hi Caleb, very interesting video. I am very afraid of the prices of qd-oled televisions in Europe. The Sony A90J currently costs around EUR 2,500. But I hope that TVs (monitors) with this new technology will become cheaper the more manufacturers will use this new technology. Hope dies last. :)

I stuck with LED and picked up the 85Z9J. (As per your recommendation) Awesome set, clean screen, insane HDR and more. Kinda disappointed that the Z9K is coming, but from what I have seen with the current crop of Mini LEDs, I just don’t see the benefit. Currently, trading a gain in contrast for brightness, blooming and screen uniformity. Let’s hope Sony can get it right! Thanks Caleb!!!

pumped to see your finding this years

Outstanding video, very direct and informative. Thanks!

@digitaltrends

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Great explainer vid Caleb, thanks! What's the name of the other tech you mentioned at the end of the video? It sounded like QDEL - emissive quantum dots but with no organic materials at all. Thanks.

@TorqueFormulaWon

Жыл бұрын

Yes it was Qdel or quantum dot Electro luminescent whereby electricity is used instead of light as a more efficient direct self emissive display.

Love your work keep it up thanks

I'm very excited for QD-Oled...as soon as I can get a larger size at a decent price I'm in

I'm interested to find out more about microled. Have a great weekend Caleb.

This channel has become my go-to channel for TV related tech.

QLED - expensive OLED - more expensive QD-OLED... yeahhhhh, gonna have to sell a kidney AND your firstborn child

Thanks, Caleb!

So, how are quantum dots better than color filters? If they turn blue light into red and green, don't they lower the brightness also?

I wonder how pricing is going to be for the first few generations. I’m expecting incredibly high for early adopters

@GordonJones88

2 жыл бұрын

The 65" QD OLED will be about $8000. Edit: Vincent says $4000 now.

@nimblegoat

2 жыл бұрын

@@GordonJones88 vs 83" OlED with heatsink $5000- other option buy a holding TV $2000 - buy 83" QD-OLED in 4 years for $6000- note not so silly as Media using full BT 2020 needs to catch and /or be broadcasted

@GordonJones88

2 жыл бұрын

@@nimblegoat I believe your cat might be walking across your keyboard.

@Logeekistics

2 жыл бұрын

They are not early adopters if they have been supporting the company by buying their products for years. Samsung oled in phones (even in laptops), and QD LED in TVs. They brought these technologies together and it seems the only thing the innovated beyond that was how to monitor each pixel to ensure longevity. So that $6000 (assumed $8000 price tag total for QD OLED for 65 inch) premium over other OLED costs (WRGB OLEDS are going to be much cheaper for around $2000) seems to be mostly for their longevity, considering they have been making QD and OLEDs for a long time (their old tech), they have the cost down for that. So their new tech so to speak is just for longevity monitoring. Im concerned as to why people keep on pushing the idea it should be expensive. When in reality it should not be. Yes, any company will try to make the most money, but as a consumer, we are also informed and based on that, we should get the value based on that as well. If I am over paying because everyone simply thinks it should be over priced, then thats not increased value and its due to the consumer being misled. So the only reason left for the much increased price, is that because we are 'early adopters', which imo, we are not.

You are great explaining 😍

@digitaltrends

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 😃

I'm excited to buy this in a few years lol. Very informative!

@digitaltrends

2 жыл бұрын

You and me both! Thanks!

@TheJjjoj

2 жыл бұрын

I'm excited to steal it this year. I'm already planning the heist with 10-12 other people.

@Caleb_Denison

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJjjoj Hit me up. I'll drive the get-away van.

Great explanation 😊 good job!

@digitaltrends

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Awesome presentation!

Great video.

Im looking forward to the reviews.

Can't wait for my coming Samsung Galaxy S23 that using this Quantum Dot OLED 😍 It's delicious 😋

I'm probably the most excited about this QD-OLED technology and how well it's going to perform.. what I don't like is gonna be the price of a 65" tv and basically with everyone (almost everyone) wanted to go bigger this is going to hurt the sales of this TV. I feel at some point Sony is going to have to take the hit and loses like it did with the PS3 and eat the cost and lower the prices. Just my thoughts.

Excellent video as always!

that was definitive and excellent .

I've just got Vizio p series quantum x for my birthday and now there's a new Qd oled ...I've never bought a oled before it will be my next tv for the next 10 yrs

The panel being used in a monitor display is essentially a stress test scenario for any possibility of burn-in in TV units

Where can I purchase the LED sticks in the background?

In my opinion, high end CRT are still the best looking tv ever made. The industy been playing catchup for the past 15 years or so

Great explanation 👍

@digitaltrends

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Nice content

Great presentation. Thank you from Canada 🇨🇦

@digitaltrends

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Great!

Blue material USED to wear out the fastest. That isn't the case in recent televisions. that's like early 2010's news. they've updated the material since then. On that corrective note, LG OLED's are actually 3 layers of OLED sheet. One whole sheet of red, one whole sheet of blue, and one whole sheet of green. These layers are STACKED to create "white." Then they use really bad color filters that lose a tons of brightness to re-create red/blue/green. With as you said, the 4th pixel left alone to be "white" and shine right through. The samsung side, its ONE LAYER of all blue, with quantum dots on top. which create red/blue/green. there aren't layers like on LG based WRGB displays. and since quantum dots are insanely high quality, more light passes through, thus higher peak brightness. just saying.

awesome Korean technology! between LG's OLED and Samsung QDOled, we have technologies that give us true black levels. . . exciting!

Such good detail!

@digitaltrends

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

Caleb! Have you done a review of one of those old school CRT overhead projectors? If not, you should!

Well explained. But tbh, I just can’t get excited about TVs anymore, no matter how good they get. This used to be something I was really interested in, so I stopped to think on why this is. I guess I’m just over TV’s. I can’t see a use case for my family anymore. Thinking back on it, we turned on our big TV once in the past 3 or 4 years. Usually, we just use our large-format iPads to watch content. Everybody gets to watch what they want and when, and nobody has to put on their eyeglasses. We can get everything we want as far as shows (but we mostly watch KZread these days), and I watch sports in apps, and get stats and other data along with the video feed. I could see this being more exciting for PC monitors perhaps. But I think those days are numbered too. Once they really get VR headset technology locked in, that’ll be the death of large-screen displays. And while you can use them to simulate a large 2D screen, I think it will eventually lead to the death of fixed-view cinema as an art form. I think we’ll end up with theater making a comeback, except you are on the stage with the actors, able to look around at will. And it will revolutionize sports viewing. Imagine being able to choose between a pitcher’s- or umpire’s-eye view of a baseball game in 3D, as if you are right there? And of course it will be a game changer for video games, a revolution that is already in the early stages. I have high hopes for the Pimax 12K that is in the works, but even if that turns out to be underwhelming, somebody is going to figure out the tech soon. So, I guess I’ve shifted my thinking of video from a big piece of furniture to a personal consumption model, similar to how most people have shifted with audio, moving from large living room-based hi-fi stereo systems to Spotify and Apple Music on headphones, smart speakers, and in the car.

@mohammedzada6665

2 жыл бұрын

Legitimately try having one screen on in each room. Makes you forced to be interested in each others hobbies when one person is in control. Even if just for one hour.

Should I wait or buy the LG c1 choices choices.

Where did you get your Lamps in your back ground if you don't mind me asking.

My CX LG OLED from last year is great. I’m happy with it for probably another 5 years ( I think ) But the ye olde PC monitor is a different matter. That Alienware QD OLED one I will definitely read reviews with interest. And if it’s there I think I will jump.

Great Video!!!

@digitaltrends

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Quantum Dot has been around for quite some time. Were the bt2020 color volumes not reachable with QLED TVs?

@tempo9782

2 жыл бұрын

BTW- Thanks and keep up the great work!

Yeah I’m definitely leaning towards Qled after owning an oled. The automatic dimming and limited brightness is why I’m going to try out the Qled this year.

@devilgames2217

2 жыл бұрын

Make sure you are buying the best or second best or you'll be literally getting shite.

@bignawful

2 жыл бұрын

@@devilgames2217 Ok I will definitely do my research.

@SomeUserNameBlahBlah

2 жыл бұрын

@@devilgames2217 What would you recommend?

@devilgames2217

2 жыл бұрын

@@SomeUserNameBlahBlah For example, my parents bought a Samsung q70t a couple years back. I'm not a fan of it, should of gone for q80t or q90t. As for me, I recently bought a C1 for my room, it's great (on vivid).

@lycanhd

2 жыл бұрын

Avoid Samsung until they start having Dolby Vision.

This just confirms that Samsung, the cheerleader of LCD technology, couldn’t get their TVs to match OLED contrast. It also forces the OLED enthusiast to concede their current TVs weren’t as bright as they could’ve been. This will probably be a good middle ground technology, but not the answer that micro LED seems to promise.

@brucecarter6205

2 жыл бұрын

Let’s wait and see how much brighter QD OLED’s are first. I’m cautiously optimistic. Over promising and under delivering is simply too common in this industry.

@ChesterMan-qd3xj

2 жыл бұрын

@@brucecarter6205 I agree. And I only support micro LED in theory. It’s going to be so ridiculously expensive I wouldn’t buy it until the next better technology comes along to drive the price down.

@MrStroodle

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve always openly admitted that my LG C1 isnt as bright as I’d love for it to be. But coming from bright and blooming to perfect blacks is just the greatest

@zenon3021

2 жыл бұрын

microLED is not the answer either, as it costs ~$100,000. Maybe in 15 years microLED might be affordable MAYBE.

@ChesterMan-qd3xj

2 жыл бұрын

@@zenon3021 I agree, and also touched on this and another reply.

Dave Rubin from The Rubin Report called. He wants his voice back. You guys sound almost identical, to the point where it is spooky, but also glorious.

This is why I've always thought that OLED TVs had color reproduction very similar to LED-LCD based TVs. It is blue/white light put through a color filter in both cases. Now, don't get me wrong, I still love my LG CX OLED. Its black levels and overall contrast are fantastic. I just think that my higher end plasmas (Pro-101FD and VT60) still have richer, more natural color reproduction than my CX. I'm excited about QD-OLED because I hope that it will allow OLED to have colors more similar to my plasmas, while also having the perfect blacks and amazing contrast OLED is already known for.

@sethdbrown30

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, I went from a Panasonic VT20 to a LG EG1600, back in 2016. The first think i noticed was the OLED had a very "digital" look, while plasma colors looked "liquid" and more lifelike. I love my OLED due to the great black and color saturation, but I do miss my plamsa.

@paulhoey9803

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree with you, after going from top end plasma to panny oled I always felt they seemed led like with their colours. If you look at a wall with the light they output it's like comparing led lights to incandescent bulbs which just seem warmer. Hoping rgb oled finally makes that next true step up in PQ.

@cyberedge881

2 жыл бұрын

@@sethdbrown30 Your description is a good way to put it. I noticed the same thing. The OLEDs definitely seem more digital looking.

@cyberedge881

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulhoey9803 That is so true. The plasmas give off light that is warmer and more natural feeling, similar to an incandescent light bulb in comparison to the kind of light LEDs put out. I'm really glad that you guys see the same thing I do.

@loki76

2 жыл бұрын

That's just the thing and why I am not impressed by the "old" LG OLEDs... They are basically just acting like LCD TVs with filters but have the ability to turn off pixels for perfect black. But in all other areas they are NOT better. They are dimmer, the colors wash out as brighter the image. The near black flicker. The black crush, the burn in risk. This QD-OLED is as close to real RGB OLED it is and more pure and better in every way..

Quick question samsung q60b..70..80b vs lg oled. Which one should i go for?

@RobertK1993

Жыл бұрын

Sony Bravia A95K QD OLED on discount now better than LG WOLED TVs this year and last or you could get discounted A90J or A80K

Hello. Something slightly different. Is the SonyX95K a master series please. Many thanks.

Caleb casually signals his status as a fence-sitting force user. "What?! Those old light-sabers? Yeah, I dabble . . . a little . . . light AND dark sides . . ."

I want to see how burn in works with the supposed upcoming computer monitors. Sounds too good to be true

Brother what do you do with all the products you get?

I Hi Caleb! as always, a fantastic and insightful, easy to understand narrative on new TV tech.. I have been a stickler for perfect 24fps viewing of movies and waited almost 8 years (bypassing the entire LED TV era). I jumped directly from a Panasonic 50" Plasma TV (that still works like a charm almost after 10 years ), To LG OLED in early 2021. What are your initial thoughts on playing 24fps content on QD - OLEDs?

@paulcox2447

2 жыл бұрын

If you are not using your black frame insertion feature on your TV make sure to turn it on. It makes the motion much smoother and more "plasma like". I also suggest a little dejudder for 24p content. it really is necessary to make it look it's best, unless you like stutter :( I love my Oled, (c1) but it isn't as suited to lower framerate content as Plasma is.

If they make 8k 65 inch qd oled in near future can they cut it in 4 to make 4 32 inch monitors 4k?

Thanks for the video. I’m more excited about micro LED.

@GoogleVideoMan

2 жыл бұрын

I have the micro led iPad Pro and the iPhone 12 Pro Max which is oled. Nothing compares to oled in a pitch black room. The white Apple logo for instance illuminates as if it’s floating in midair on the oled, but on micro led there’s what is called a blooming affect where part of the brightness of the image bleeds over to the rest of the screen. Micro led does produce deeper blacks and sharper images than standard led, but it still pales in comparison to the perfect blacks that oleds are capable of producing.

dude how much is the sony a95k going to cost? i am wondering if a 2nd gen mini led tv (first from sony, but prob samsung panels), will be good enough.

@TechCody113

2 жыл бұрын

Samsungs QD-LED is starting at $8000 LOLOLOL soooo

@Harlizzlee

2 жыл бұрын

@@TechCody113 really? is that how much it's going to be?

@oscaro7126

2 жыл бұрын

@@GordonJones88 the 8K version or 4K?

@TechCody113

2 жыл бұрын

@@Harlizzlee so the QD-OLEDS, are gonna be starting at $8000, miniLED won’t, I’d say we should see the miniLED X95K maybe around $2500-$3000 for 65inch

Can we get an updated list of recommended soundbars to include sub 1000$ models .

I’m worried the price of these are going to be beyond insane

In theory, if WOLED is having to drive the blue oled through a yellow filter, which creates a dimmer image, these oleds are probably being pushed much harder to get an acceptable level of brightness compared to the qd-oled counterpart. This would probably lead to a shortened life compared to qd-oled.

@Caleb_Denison

2 жыл бұрын

Close, but not exactly. In the WOLED, there's a yellow phosphor over the blue OLED which converts the blue light to something closer to white. That MIGHT dim the output a bit, but the real brightness zapper is the color filter, which converts the white-ish light to red, green, and blue. That's why the white subpixel is added in -- to brighten things up.

@libertyprime69

2 жыл бұрын

@@Caleb_Denison Yep, it's not filter, but a phosphor. In fact, that's how ordinary white LEDs work. The thing I am curious about is LGs OLED phone displays. Their TVs use OLED with a white subpixel. Is that the same method they used for mobile displays?

Wait, I just have a question, at the end he mentions something like "QDEL" and the concept sound very similar to the original QNED idea from Samsung, is it the same thing?

@matthewhendrix6821

2 жыл бұрын

They are not the same thing. QDEL = quantum dots convert electricity directly into light, no separate backlight is needed. QNED = quantum nanorods replace the OLED back light in QD-OLED displays.

@sebasnu1

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewhendrix6821 Thanks for the answer, and holy crap didn't event knew they were working on the particles themselves being powered, this shouldn't requiere any backlight or color convertion layer, wouldn't it? Do you have more info on the topic? Can't seem to find it.

@jimv1983

2 жыл бұрын

@@sebasnu1 that's correct. Quantum dots emit specific wavelengths of light when they are electrically charged. Right now they are changed by light but they can be charged with electricity directly. That's QDEL. I'll be keeping my Sony A80J until QDEL is affordable.

Still rocking my Hisense H8G. It’s been outstanding for my bedroom.

Where did you get those lights behind you?

I just hope that burn-in will be a thing of the past - owning a LG OLED that I've already had to pay out of pocket to replace the screen due to massive burn-in trust me, it is a REAL issue with just normal viewing over about 18 months.

@vi683a

2 жыл бұрын

What model and when was it purchased?

@jayroman3384

2 жыл бұрын

Simply not true. You were abusing the fuck out of that tv

@VeyronBD

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah burn in and degradation has put me off OLED entirely. I don't care what anybody says, if im spending $2k+ on a TV I want it to last until I decide that I want to upgrade.

@jayroman3384

2 жыл бұрын

@@VeyronBD most of the people in these comments have had several generations of OLEDs now, myself included. It’s a rare issue that only occurs if you abuse the fuck out of your tv. If you don’t want to buy one, cool nobody cares, but don’t use an extremely dated problem as your justification.

@ffmde8268

2 жыл бұрын

Not true at all

What are those lightsabers lamps you have in the background?

What worries me about the new Dell Monitor is the 2.0 HDMI ports…While knowing the New Xbox, that I current play on, needs 2.1 for the full Benefits that’s why I am worried. I currently use the Dell 1440p 32 in Curved monitor and I get full AMD support and 120 frames. To me 1140p is perfect being you can barely tell the difference up close. Would LOVE a review on this new Dell Monitor once it comes out!! I’ll have my eye open for it!

great video as always!!! Looking forward to the A95K review...and with Dolby Vision on it, Samsung better jump on board too or they're gonna get left behind!

I have the qn90a beast brigh tv flws in dse and motion but maybe that can be fix the motion in a fiture firmware so hopefully but i like my tv 75 in my bedroom yes im crazy

I just got arrested for harassing then destroying the like button 🤣🤣🤣. Wait if they can monitor "on the fly" does that mean they are spying on me ? 🤣

QD-OLED televisions are QLEDs and OLEDs put together into one television. The (QD) stands for quantum dot technology, Samsung's 4K and 8K QLEDs produce more bright vivid colors that are intended to be less bleached/washed out but the darker colors tend to be more washed out because of the brighter colors over power the darker colors so that's always been a problem for QLEDs even though there is a setting in the menu where you can adjust the gamma level though that doesn't make much of a difference in the overall color quality. LG OLEDs are intended to produce more dark vivid colors, and have better balance between darker colors and brighter colors, the reason I argue this is because in the menu settings you can adjust the OLED lighting which is obviously a big deal and allows the OLEDs to produce brighter colors, but you obviously have you're more basic screen settings such as contrast, brightness, sharpness, color. But OLEDs also have advanced screen settings that allow for more screen adjustments, such as Dynamic colors, Color gamut levels, Peak brightness, Super resolution, Basic gamma and you can change the screen type to mutple mode types the filmmaker mode which allows you to use more advanced settings and just FYI QLEDs don't support dobie vision only OLEDs support dobie vision. The idea of QD-OLEDs are that you don't have to decide between buying one over the other and have the best of both worlds, at least that's what we're being told.

The thing is mid grade TV’s are sooo good these days there is hardly a reason to go for the high end ones. Soo many beautiful looking TV’s and great brands to choose from. Definitely worth going for a mid grade over a low grade tv though

Samsung s90d can be woled or qdoled. Its an absurd. Butt is there a way to know which one is when buying?

Will it have less burn in potential then conventional OLEDs? The same? Worse?

At 10:17 did you say Sony’s qd oled tv ?

What about sensitivity to direct sunlight?

QD-OLED is a good stop gap before MicroLED becomes main stream !

@samuelpereira3256

2 жыл бұрын

Mini led won't become mainstream ever

How does QD OLED differ from Evo Panel by LG which is now in its 2nd generation?

How long is your “nice long time ‘

🔥🔥🔥🔥

How about 10k soon !?

dose samsung use lg panel in this model?

@RobertK1993

Жыл бұрын

Nope but them off Samsung Display division who make QD OLED panels S95B and S95C same Sony Bravia A95K and upcoming A95L.

Waiting for Micro led ... 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Can't wait to see Sony jamming this into their new phone.

@redi6460

2 жыл бұрын

Yooo, that would be innsane,

So if blue layer decreases its performance and less blue is seeping through, the other colors will also dim to match the ratio? That means that the TV will just get dimmer as it wears out?

I will still wait for the mini qd OLED

I’m not convinced. Micro LED here i come