Echoing the request for more supply chain insights

@tippitytop

2 жыл бұрын

🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

@lexecomplexe4083

2 жыл бұрын

Would love to hear your thoughts on this as well

@iTouch4444

2 жыл бұрын

Oh epos Clown again

@christophersonawane

2 жыл бұрын

I learn't more about logistics from this video than i did at college during my entire semester.

@glueplay

2 жыл бұрын

@@iTouch4444 coming from Mr itouch44 lmao

I like that we got a bit of “Business 101” at the start, Linus does a really great job at explaining that stuff simply!

@robertkennion9020

2 жыл бұрын

A british patriot wouldnt support Trump or his facists policies.

@Kyle496

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertkennion9020 Well, you do know fascists are everywhere right? Every dictator has had some form of a fanatical base or the other.

@heyjohnsmith

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly, was about to comment the same, learned a lot on this type of market manipulation

@reyluna0

2 жыл бұрын

You mean the writters

@TKIvanov

2 жыл бұрын

Linus does a great job explaining PERIOD

I love how after so many years in tech, hitting the remote is still the first thing Linus does

I'm watching this on my Skyworth 55 inch 4K OLED Model 55S9A The screen is sooo bright that I have my backlight setting at 5/100. It is better than any Samsung panel that I have seen. At a cost of around ZAR 20,000.00 it is probably the cheapest 55" OLED TV panel in South Africa. And I love it!!

So when are we gonna get Linus new channel "Linus Business Tips"???

@stargaming5912

2 жыл бұрын

YES YES YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@arminabdi

2 жыл бұрын

It’s called WAN show.

@ElectricityTaster

2 жыл бұрын

Get in the line, Linus Cat Tips comes in first.

@Rabolisk

2 жыл бұрын

"Linus Biz Tips"

@soroushjm1011

2 жыл бұрын

@@ElectricityTaster you know that a thing right?

I love hearing Linus's Supply chain insights. They give me a different lens to view the decisions businesses make.

@barrettready1713

2 жыл бұрын

Many people don't understand how business work at all it really should be taught more in school. My favorite is business taxes but that's a whole nothing issue.

@sirchewiee

2 жыл бұрын

Makes me a lot more patient in different retail scenarios. I'm definitely one of those people who will not buy something unless its close to the historical lowest price lol. No point in paying full price if it was cheaper before!

@trikshotz2955

2 жыл бұрын

@@barrettready1713 my high school has 2 different business classes

@basshead.

2 жыл бұрын

Linus doesn't know what he's talking about. He doesn't even know the difference between "manufacturer" and "retailer".

@mika2666

2 жыл бұрын

@@basshead. false

As much as I like technology, this class is WAY more interesting than how you can gain or lose 20 fps from a 100 fps base. More of this please!!!

The business /economics perspective here is huge. I work in product management (data scientist) and I deal with very talented tech all day who simply don’t understand the economics behind certain decisions. We need better education across the board but really pleased to see LTT stepping up on it.

Absolutely loved the "Linus Business Tips" part of the video. I always love it, when Linus gives us some insight and here it was also really well-made in the video.

@LAIDAN22

2 жыл бұрын

It's always nice to see, i never really knew the whole neuance behind businesses (also screw the fake comments above)

I was today years old when I learned that LG is really the Lucky Goldstar brand from the '80s and '90s! Seriously?! I had a Goldstar monitor back in the early '90s. Kept that thing for many years.

@D3M3NT3Dstrang3r

2 жыл бұрын

Lol now you know what the L and G in LG stand for, or did.

@SStarlight9614

2 жыл бұрын

@@D3M3NT3Dstrang3r ngl always thought it stood for life's good like they used to show in their commercials a long time ago

@engineerinie

2 жыл бұрын

@@SStarlight9614 ha ha me too!

@marshinz5696

2 жыл бұрын

@@SStarlight9614 Same.

@firesurfer

2 жыл бұрын

Goldstar was the worst pos, even worse than Craig. Electrophonic was the bottom of the barrel but they never made Tvs in my memory.

I love it when Linus goes all business, would love a show where Linus just goes through all the different facets of different business areas.

I really love these explainer videos, Linus and co break it down so well and easy to understand. I really learn a lot from these.

Came here expecting Linus to roast a cheap horrible OLED TV Didn't expect the retailer and supply chain class. I love this.

@ToptanFiyatinaPerakendeSatis

2 жыл бұрын

damn first answer :DDD

@rihasanatrofolo2472

Жыл бұрын

Really educational. Cool to see it from their perspective

@randallsmith2521

Жыл бұрын

This is Walmart 101...

@BackSlashJvb125

Жыл бұрын

YES XD

"customers if they see the price once - they re gonna hold off to see the price again" - shows bunch of RTX boxes on these words. Exactly!

@Juanguar

2 жыл бұрын

It’s exactly what most people I know are doing No one is buying PC parts because of the jacked up prices

@vaughn1804

2 жыл бұрын

If I can't give my money to NVIDIA... no money for AMD, SAMSUNG, MSI, CORSAIR, SEASONIC... u get the picture.

@Lerppunen

2 жыл бұрын

@@Juanguar Prices are jacked up precisely because people are willing to pay that much.

@Juanguar

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lerppunen isnt it a minority of poeple that are willing to pay that much though ?

@Lerppunen

2 жыл бұрын

@@Juanguar Sellers pick the highest price they are able to sell their inventory at. So enough people are willing to pay high prices.

A similar thing happened almost a decade ago. Remember the brand Qnix, Catleap, or Crossover? In 2012 and 2013, people started buying "Korean monitors" that have 27 inch IPS panel at 2560 x 1440 resolution, priced at around $300. These monitors presumably have the same IPS panel used by Apple Display at a fraction of the cost. Although your mileage may vary if you bought one (I read some horror stories regarding these monitors), I can say that I am a happy customer. Bought one in March 2012 and I'm still using it now.

@bushwacker8278

2 жыл бұрын

Likewise. Currently viewing this content on my Crossover 2795qhd (admittedly with a single stuck pixel) from 2014

@HendrayatnaTafianoto

2 жыл бұрын

@@bushwacker8278 oh yeah, now I remembered! I also have a stuck pixel, in the prominent middle part of the screen too, but I have forgotten about it and have to really search to find it.

Yeah, this is why at the retailer I work for as a buyer, we just price everything at MAP or near MAP when those prices are available from the vendor. Why stress over all that BS?! Granted we are a family owned independent and therefore don't have big box executives making BS calls perpetuating the 'sale' BS.

From someone who’s worked with many retailers… that analysis at the beginning was spot on. Definitely loved this segment!

This statement about seeing lower price, will make you wait for a good deal is so true. last year I saw kitchenaid stand mixer for 199$ missed the deal and refused to pay 375$, even though I spend money on things I don't need all the time. I just bought one this week for 219$ :)

Damn the editors have been getting really creative with the intros. Great work LMG!

Please do more of these business information oriented videos I'm learning a lot from them!

the "and who's our sponser" had me dying lmao

@amethystdene

2 жыл бұрын

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@ripper4092

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@astedroid

2 жыл бұрын

same lmfaooo

@__Mr.White__

2 жыл бұрын

Why? Pelase explain.

@MichaelVanBladel

2 жыл бұрын

You know it's coming, still gets you every time tho

Huge props for the business/manufacturing/supply chain lesson at the beginning. So many people have no idea how this works and that was a brief yet wonderfully worded explanation of how it all works. Well done guys.

@YavNe

Жыл бұрын

@@desmasic Good for you. Then don't buy a game for 10 years or NEVER. lmao.

@zergling2621

Жыл бұрын

@@YavNe ? Steam sales happen so often that I doubt it takes too long

A well-balanced piece of advice for this budget OLED. Certainly more positive than the one by ... erm, FOMO or HDTV Test, I think. If available here in SG, I'll certainly get one.

More of the retailer and supply chain lectures please, they are fascinating!

RCA as a company is actually completely dead, and has been since the 80s. It's just a name that was bought by other companies and is dangled haphazardly around. Basically like Atari.

@kaylons

2 жыл бұрын

Seems like a shame

@jmporkbob

2 жыл бұрын

@@kaylons It is a shame, but also pretty fascinating. They were a very early pioneer in doing cutting edge research to design their products, but as a result they had their research wing being more pure science focused instead of consumer product focused. This created a lot of internal politics and different heads pulling in different directions. Ultimately after decades of this and certain products taking arguably a decade longer to come out than they should have in order to do well in the market (namely the CED, which was a way to put video on a vinyl record... which didn't come out until after VHS and Laserdisc, due to politics and management issues), they ultimately collapsed under all the sunk costs and lack of remarkable products.

@paulocardoso9605

2 жыл бұрын

Technology Connections has a 5-part series on the history of CED, which explains in part the fall of RCA.

@jmporkbob

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulocardoso9605 Yep, I actually watched it within the past couple weeks, which is why it was so fresh on the brain. 😄

@samiraperi467

2 жыл бұрын

And Commodore. Except CBM went bust in mid-90s.

I like the bit where you talked about how the retail business worked when you were at NCIX

I really like the sitting down match cut, great job guys!

I would LOVE to see more of this series for other products too!!!

I like that a lot of these "we bought the cheapest X" videos LTT does have squeezed in some sort of more informational bit, like Linus' retail electronics pricing explanation in this one. It's a really great bonus on top of the basic subject and answering the question "should you buy this".

I really enjoyed that section where you talked about the reason for a minimum price. Very insightful

Amazing video, thanks for the insights in the business and supply chain etc. That was pretty interesting to know!

5:50 This is similar to that one game where people bid for a $20 note, except the person who bids 2nd highest has to pay their bid, but doesn't get the note either. So, the highest and 2nd highest bidder have to compete on who loses less money, instead of making a profit.

Thanks Linus, these budget friendly, "Its cheap but is it crap videos?" are really helpful for an average Joe like me.

Linus opened my eyes. Honestly I just bought my television for the price itself (less then 200€) and never ever thought of its quality again. But seeing how Linus has actual electronic and retail knowledge to give out to us, I realize what a piece of shit my television actually is. Thank you Linus, for making life miserable again. 😂😂

@LinusTechTips

2 жыл бұрын

Sorreee

@Formedras

2 жыл бұрын

If it's a smart TV (especially with Android/Google TV), the TV itself would have been making your life miserable all on its own before too long. Budget smart TVs just don't have the processing power to actually run both the OS and the display at acceptable quality.

@elzafir

2 жыл бұрын

@@Formedras Acceptable is a relative term. I can live with a little bit of lag on the Google TV interface in a $300 55 4K LCD TV as long as the movies itself is smooth, as opposed to spending an extra $500 for something high end. That $500 is PlayStation 5 money.

@Formedras

2 жыл бұрын

@@elzafir At that price point, you can expect streaming apps to crash half the time. "Acceptable" ceases to be relative.

@elzafir

2 жыл бұрын

@@Formedras haha no dummy. I have one, a $300 TCL 55A8 4K Android TV. Streaming apps like Netflix, Prime, HBO, Disney+, Spotify, KZread never crashed on me. What's your source?

9:36: My bedtime mode kicked in and went to greyscale as soon as you said this and I thought it was intentional. 😅

LBT Segment was very interesting. Please more vids about how the tech sales industry works. Linus is clearly very good at explaining it while making it very entertaining.

I literally deal with MAP prices everyday at work. They are definitely important, and help big box stores from trampling over smaller retailers. I fortunately have a very decent relationship with my main company, but I can see how even with MAP prices it's a small margin for smaller then us retailers, but they at least make things mostly manageable. There's definitely a certain point where a small retailer could just say screw, why even stock your products if big box stores can sell for less then even the small retailer can pay for it.

@jesseg7757

2 жыл бұрын

Most get around the MAP price by doing a cheesy “Click to see price in cart” scam. It’s all a load of crap, and allows big retailers to throw money in the form of loss-leaders to get all the knock-on hardware purchases like sound bars and such. (While I don’t THINK TV’s tend to be loss-leaders, it wouldn’t surprise me if the margin was enough higher on the accessories to make it worth it to them.)

@poiu477

2 жыл бұрын

@@jesseg7757 How the fuck is it a scam lmao? Capitalism as a whole needs to go the way of the dodo, including all those smaller retailers

@poiu477

2 жыл бұрын

@@jesseg7757 It would be better for the environment and people if there weren't so many businesses doing the same things, all trying to extract value from workers.

@chaitanyamore8786

2 жыл бұрын

Every marginal addition over purchase of each unit can be liable for indirect taxes so it's not only about retailer it's about management to avoid as much as u can because u maybe have small area to sell ur product than other

@LOTR_BTTF

2 жыл бұрын

I don't deal with them every day, but I do have to deal with them occasionally. Sometimes get a customer upset they can't use a coupon, membership discount, etc. on a certain product and it because it's already selling at the MAP price. Can tell them that we contractually can't discount that product any further than it's already selling at, but they usually don't want to hear it LOL

Love the supply chain talk, all I could think about is how I wait to buy games during big sales like the steam summer sale.

@Tarets

2 жыл бұрын

That. Also, I'm more likely to buy a Switch game for let's say 40$, while on Steam it's hard for me to justify even a 10$ price knowing the it will eventually drop to few bucks or the game will get included in some bundle. And it's not like I prefer Switch games so much more - it's how I perceive their subjective value due to pricing strategy.

Need more of these videos it's fascinating to learn about.

The retail & supply chain discussion was actually very interesting. Hope to see more!

Thoroughly enjoyed that business lesson. Thanks, Linus

That ‘Business Tip’ Linus mentioned kinda illustrates the GPU debate I’ve seen. People have seen GPU prices cratered to absolutely nothing in the past. Some now are waiting for GPU prices to drop, which is totally reasonable, but some are waiting for the price level to be around the same level as that in 2018, which is just absurd given the MSRP is higher than the crash price.

@duckpotat9818

2 жыл бұрын

Not to mention the insane inflation due to money printers going brrr

@kirathekillernote2173

2 жыл бұрын

@@duckpotat9818 We call it “social spending”, although it never sees light of the day to society

@benjaminoechsli1941

2 жыл бұрын

@@duckpotat9818 perfectly coinciding with the other "money printers" (crypto mining) going full-tilt right now. Ethereum and Bitcoin hit another all-time high the other day. 💀

I studied Business Informatics and never heard such a precise and yet remarkable story like 2:40 ... Great Job!

sometimes i wake up at night all sweaty terrified by the lack of knowledge. "Whos the next LTT sponsor!"

MAP is a form of collusive pricing and like a lot of other volume sales tactics would be flat out illegal in many non-US jurisdictions.

@LinusTechTips

2 жыл бұрын

Fun fact: It actually is illegal here in Canada.

@Hamox

2 жыл бұрын

How is it even still legal in Us

@princesidon

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hamox capitalism!

@LizordSword

2 жыл бұрын

@@princesidon let's get rid of capitalism, socialism for the win baby

@korona277

2 жыл бұрын

@@LinusTechTips MAP is actually legal in Canada.

This type of info is what I like to hear. I never understand how businesses work, and sometimes their decision feel weird af. Stuff like this supply chain speech is extremely interesting. More please.

@FlameRat_YehLon

2 жыл бұрын

It's actually so common that sometimes if you ask the seller they would give you a secret discount that's lower than MAP. They just can't mark the price like so.

@vegetable215

2 жыл бұрын

well, what linus did not mention is that Skyworth is the top1 company for buying OLED panels from LGD(aside from LGE). It takes up to 50% of OLED TV market share in China and both Xiaomi and HUAWEI's OLED TV are manufactured by Skyworth. Moreover, Skyworth is the only company aside from LGE to offer 8K OLED(about $30000 in China) and 48' 4K OLED(about $2000 in China).

Would have loved to have seen Dennis helping Linus with this. The comedy would be endless. Dennis is just great!

Thanks for the insights, learned something today

I must applaud LTT for explaining the business side of technology. Most people do not realize the complexity and layers of manufacturing, distribution and sales.

You should definitely calibrate your review TVs with the X-Rite and give an "after" result - you've got the gear, and it's a service that people have access to; some of the money saved on the initial layout could be spent on calibration.

@djayjp

2 жыл бұрын

This definitely isn't HDTV test here for sure ha

@Numfuddle

2 жыл бұрын

It would be interesting but also sort of misrepresenting the product because almost everyone who is buying those TVs wouldn’t even know that you can and/or need to calibrate those displays or have the time, knowledge or money to buy and use a colorimeter. In short everyone that is not a professional graphic designer or deep in the enthusiast hole uses the TVs with the factory calibration. Therefore the factory calibration should not suck

@JMUDoc

2 жыл бұрын

@@Numfuddle I agree - the factory settings should not suck. But with not sucking comes expense... I don't see that adding the calibration info can possibly do any harm - if you are unaware of calibration you are not going to be watching _this_ review!

@Janken_Pro

2 жыл бұрын

@@Numfuddle there are services for color calibration. You don't have to do it on your own.

@KittyKatKya

2 жыл бұрын

@@Janken_Pro And for the sorts of people who would be aiming for this lower tier TV, those not who aren't reaaaaaally videophiles are either not going to be willing to spend for the labor of having someone run through it with a proper colorimeter/photo-spectrometer or wouldn't really be ones to notice in the first place. Having a serviceable factory calibration really should be a priority though. Even as somewhat of a "videophile" who does indeed have a colorimeter, the TCL I purchased some 6 or 7 months ago at this point while likely inaccurate, is inoffensive enough that I genuinely haven't bothered to bust out said equipment and go fiddling with the sliders on the app.

Thanks for the info. Very helpful

Damn, love the Sebastian Business Tips. More of it please.

Honestly one of your best videos in a while! I especially liked the explanation of the business side of things but also that you did measurements like the peak brightness and latency yourself

That was one of the most educational LTT videos I’ve seen

That was a very clear and easy to understand explanation. Thank you :)

Just wanted to say, I don't usually bother watching the TV related videos anymore, they all tend to feel a bit out of touch with anyone except rich people, but I gave this one a shot. I'm glad I did, it's good that Linus admits that it's not the most terrible TV even if it has flaws and not up to his standards, and he's trying a bit more to actually think about the viewpoint of a normal viewer who doesn't have a kazillion dollars and a large house to put big fancy TVs in. Would have liked to see a comparison at the end towards just whatever other TV you can get at that price point, not just to a more expensive OLED. Anyway I did appreciate the Linus Business Tips too, it's a good insight into how the business model of retail works (or how it doesn't), and I like that it's not trying to tell me "and this is why you should think how things work this way is good and fine", it's just an explanation.

Skyworth could also be getting lower binned panels that might have with color accuracy in general. Kind of like back in the day when Apple had their Thunderbolt display that and would only accept A+ panels from it's supplier (I think it was Sharp but it might have been LG). So any display that didn't pass with an A+ went into Korean branded monitors that were sold in America for cheap. Supposedly Apple also stipulated that they couldn't sell the panels to large companies or in large bulk so that they weren't competing with LG or Dell with their own panel.

@miaya3898

Жыл бұрын

This reminds of that manufacturer that only made high end panko bread crumbs for big customers like restaurants. Their lower quality crumbs if they made one at all were supplied to retailers. In my country I've discovered fast food mayo tastes way better than grocery mayo. Even Heinz and Japanese mayo are crap.

That intro was actually amazing It's been a long time since I've spit out my food at the sponsor segway

loved the video Linus! also just wondering what what movie that was that you were watching on the TV?

that intro actually got me hyped. and the segway was perfect

More of Linus's retailer and supply chain classes, plz. It's a unique and valuable perspective that I haven't seen in any other tech channel.

@miragept

2 жыл бұрын

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As someone's working in consumer electronic market as well, this is an every day issue. Retailer like Amazon will match the price in a second but manufacturer are actually not allowed to influence pricing (at least in Europe). So what happened they will come angry saying the don't get profit with this low price and we should give them money to cover the margin. If this continues / refuses to give them the money. It will go CRAP (can't realize a profit) and Amazon will stop ordering from you and selling that product

I own a distillery and faced this exact same problem. Fantastic breakdown.

always fantastic content guys, keep it up!!

After 8 years, I finally replaced my old 1080p60hz, 42" LG. Since I primarily use it as a second PC monitor, I still really didn't want to go OLED. I'll end up keeping this long enough that burn-in would drive me mad.. I spent my $950 on an LG NANO90 (2021) for low latency, 4K120hz, G-Sync gaming. Probably not the TV you want if black levels and color accuracy are the main things you care about, but for my purposes, I'm really happy with it.

@KThatG

2 жыл бұрын

For me I replaced a 720p Samsung 32inch LCD TV which I had for 8 years. Played my PS3 and PS4 on it. Now I got a JVC 55” UHD 4K 60hz. It’s not HDR but I don’t care to be honest for my PS5. I’m happy. That’s what matters.

@TheDorianTube

2 жыл бұрын

I'm still with my 1080p60hz, 50something'' Panasonic, but I really want to change it. The OS is so old, the tech as well, that I can't stream stuff from my PC without a cable. I kinda can, but it only works with downloaded files, and it doesn't support all formats. The app store is also barebone. I really want something more contemporary that would allow me to go nuts with features. I use it only for retro consoles, movies, Switch, PS3 second monitor PC (no gaming)

@ComputerTechnic217

2 жыл бұрын

quiet you

@xenonram

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheDorianTube just buy a Roku. It's much better than having to buy a whole new TV. I won't buy Samsung TVs with Tizen OS or LG with webOS because of that. My list LG stored supporting Hulu after 2 years of having it. My Samsung Netflix started working poorly and freezing. Sony with android tv is the only one for me now.

Linus. One of the few youtubers that can actually talk about business stuff and not be spewing out bs.

@Aleph-Noll

2 жыл бұрын

*cough* Jay *cough*

8 months later the lg c1 was on sale for 800... crazy how fast prices can go down

I would love an LTT version of Marques' Studio channel. Basically showing the in-depth behind the scenes of running what is effectively the largest tech team on KZread. More business and operations side as well, that would be amazing to see.

Okay that sponsor segue at the start was the absolute CLEANEST segue Linus has ever done

The insight here is really appreciated. Mote videos like this plz!

Very useful review. Thank you!

0:21 I don't know if it's deliberate, but I love how the last frame before the sponsor changes aspect ratio. Like if it was deliberate then that was a cool move, it made me chuckle at that Better Call Saul- style and editing.

Im so fed up with RTX shortages and price bumps, some day in the future i may even go offline to read a book

@sirchewiee

2 жыл бұрын

Whoa man, dont resort to such drastic measures!

@schneckenwilly

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@Xenoray1

2 жыл бұрын

bruh like there is a ton of indie games that are fantastic as time consumer..

This was legit one of the best videos LTT made in the recent times.

love hearing how it goes down from the inside perspective

I normally hate your ads but that intro was so ridiculous that it's gold.

I really liked the deep dive on industry pricing. It's nice to know that there is some method to the madness.

Came in for a review, and ended up learning much about business. This is why Linus is the Goat.

Not sure how others set up their home theater systems, but mine is set up so that all my inputs go into my receiver first and then 1 output to the TV. So my Blue Ray, Xbox, Cable box all go into receiver then use 1 output to TV. There is no sound that passes from any device to TV and back to receiver. So trying to get the Shield to transfer Atmos to the receiver should be no issue if you plug it into receiver first and let the receiver send the video to the TV.

Bought one of your water bottles recently. Best thing I've purchased in a long time. Pretty sure I am keeping more hydrated than I ever have lol

Linus' business lessons are always great 😌

the rarest thing to not see on this channel: “and who’s are sponsor”

@rjsmith2007

2 жыл бұрын

@@MudSluggerBP WHICH LEADS US TO OUR SPONSOR.... GRAMMARLY... WHERE YOU DON'T NEED TO TALK GOOD TO LOOK GOOD.

The intro reminded me of the videos theyd show us in school in the late 90’s - early 2000s

I love the laughing in the background when listing those "fine retailers".

830$ Is still way more than what I’d ever spend on a TV.

@thecoolbros4868

2 жыл бұрын

@Ysabela 😑

@savbeeing7376

2 жыл бұрын

then don't buy an oled ez

@bmxscape

2 жыл бұрын

for real lol when i saw the price in the thumbnail all i could think is for 830 it better be fucking good

@Labyriiint

2 жыл бұрын

Really? Most tvs at that price point or less are unwatchable

@vask92

2 жыл бұрын

@@Labyriiint you don’t have to buy an oled. There are a lot of cheap good tvs.

Jesus I came here for a cheap OLED TV and got a whole ass lecture in 13 mins that some how was more understandable than any of the classes I took in my US University......and best part I didn't have to pay $3,000 for this lesson \o/

@PattyIce865

2 жыл бұрын

I too see this video as an absolute win in regards to business learning

Like how LG mobiles failed due to over-discounts. By the end, everyone including reviewers doing the first review were saying "The price is $900 now, but it will be $300 in two-three months, so hold off your purchases". And thus no one was purchasing at their intended prices anymore.

We still have a 32" LCD Panasonic TV I've had since ~2004, this would look amazing in our living room.

LTT is basically giving us an online MBA course, except with zero cost and straight to the point lectures.

This seems like the perfect tv for a bedroom, meanwhile an oled by lg or Sony for the living room.

@cyphersoc9950

2 жыл бұрын

Gaming on my skyworth is impossible also android tv isn't android it doesn't run Android apps, however for movies, tv series it's perfect (just don't buy a Skyworth tv with a triangular Pixel configuration like i fucking did)

@michaelangst6078

2 жыл бұрын

Buying a shitty tv that will obvious have picture and quality issues is never worth the money..

@cyphersoc9950

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelangst6078 picture quality is fine for the price, watching a movie or tv is quite enjoyable, the problem is compatibility with other hardware (pc, xbox, ps) and you will get annoyed with some stuttering

@michaelangst6078

2 жыл бұрын

@@cyphersoc9950 You're much better off buying a used plasma somewhere cheap with no burn in on craigslist if money is super tight, than paying for this tv that is obviously cheaply made and will have picture defects, huge input lag in games etc... Keep telling yourself you made a good purchase though if you did buy the piece of shit

@cyphersoc9950

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelangst6078 what didn't you understand me saying "... regretting buying it", but it's still good for basic things or are you butthurt cause it's china

I am using LG CX 55'' as a my second monitor since October 2020 , I am very happy with it , no burn out no bad pixels yet

Great info, thanks! But please tell me where that hoodie comes from!?

"Who's our sponsor" actually caught me offguard and I cackled.

@mattbyuh

2 жыл бұрын

I mean who always catches u off guard and it's annoying lol

Did you make the color Measurement with color temp - standard? if yes, you should expect the colors to be off like that. the 6500K whitepoint is usualy at Warm2 or custom. you can see it in the target for white and grey, and actual, it's way to blue.

That Intro was just great, felt like a kid watchinh tv commercials

I just bought a Philips 55OLED706/12 with 835$ in Europe with multiple discounts combined. I think they also use panels from LG and was curious how this works for them. Thanks for explaining.

Damn it Linus! I am still using the TCL you told me to buy a few years ago. I will have to now knock it off the mount so it smashes while no one is around and buy a cheap OLED. This channel costs me money! Love it! :)

Please start a dedicated business channel. I've watched your channel for years now, and every now and then (either in an LTT video or more often WAN show) we get these little nuggets of insight that are invaluable in managing or navigating business operations.

If you want to experiment and not worried about voiding the warranty, you can always take the output resistors on the driver circuit and just put a lower value resistor on the board. In theory it will provide more power and increase peak brightness

@yrly59e

2 жыл бұрын

It can probably be unlocked via firmware or service menus. My guess is Skyworth caps it to prevent burn in and save warranty claims. The Sony A8H is harder to burn in than the LG C8 despite the same panel. Sony capped the peak brighness where LG drives theirs super bright. On the plus side it will likely last a long time.

@carldrogo9492

Жыл бұрын

That will definitely void warranty. 🤦‍♂️

@stevepanosian9485

11 ай бұрын

no

I work at a factory in Mexico where we make both LG and Skyworth´s display (also VIZIO). They are literally the same display, just some minor tweaking in SOC between both.