They are both great. I have a question here. Does a SONY sound bard A7000 work better with an OLED or Mini-LED tv knowing that sounds come out from the screen from an OLED tv?
I have a question: I just bought and mounted a Bravia Mini LED X93L yesterday. I have a PS5 and I’m trying to figure what are the best overall setting to make the games look and run it’s best. Any help would be appreciated
I have a question on SONY OLED, there are reports where customers complained on Burnt pixel. Like you are watching news channels or UA-cam a lot, then the logo location gets burnt. Is this something we should be concerned ?
if the screen colour is static like logo that doesn't change for a long period of time then yes it can happen..let say you play a game..then you pause for a very long time without making it sleep then burnt pixel will happen..that's a bad side of OLED tv
Excellent video but no help in deciding which is better for my use. I'm going 75". I will watch mostly at night....Netflix & Amazon. I want to be wowed with the picture. But I do watch some golf/football during the day.
I think OLEDS bog standard as compared to other types of flat panel display and if QNED and other types of mini led doesn't beat them, then the addition of quantum in the prefix such as say QD will. Also however fussy black levels look now in the future they will be a non-starter.
I'm gonna save everyone having to watch this video, if your room is able to be easily light controlled, get an A95K, if your room is bright at any time you are watching your TV and you can't block that light out, get an X95K. The OLED is better in almost every way, but the LED/LCD will get brighter.
@@wuslayer6849 I said ALMOST every way, and Burn in is becoming less of an issue with every generation of OLED, plus there's some precautions you can take to reduce it further. The main thing I do on my A95K is use the "picture off" setting when I step away from my TV to go grab a drink or a snack, even if I'm not pausing what I'm watching. Or when I was listening to some Blu-Ray Audio discs, there's some pretty artwork, but it's static and unnecessary, so I turn the picture off. It keeps the TV on, but just turns off the display, so any button press on the remote will awaken it immediately. In addition, depending on the room, you can turn down the brightness of the display, the lower the brightness, the less burn in can occur, and the longer the life of the screen. (interestingly Mini-LED DOES actually suffer all the same issues, but it's MUCH MUCH slower, and rarely results in a distinctive burn in, but even normal LED's do diminish in brightness over time with use)
depends on your room..OLED looks nice because in showroom there's no sun entering the room..if your room has more sun light better go Mini LED..but if your room have no windows then go OLED.. most people watch tv at night after works that's why OLED is people's choice
Organic LED (OLED) breaks down by its nature, you should be careful if you use static images frequently ( sports score, Game HUD), then it's quite risky to purchase OLED, especially for a long amount of time.
I love that question. In short, the XR Processor has 3 different processing controls designed to provide the best defense against image retention or "burn-in". One, is pixel shifting. the processor shifts the assigned light to a pixel periodically so that individual pixels are preserved and with 8.3 million pixels on the 4K BRAVIA XR OLEDs, the human eye doesn't detect any shifting. Next is Heat Distribution Mapping. This is where the processor is constantly monitoring the output and "heat" of a pixel to help prevent image retention. Finally, to protect those of us that leave the home and forget to turn off the TV, the "screensaver" mode lowers the brightness to a safe level and shuffles through pre-loaded wallpapers designed to reduce a static image remaining unchanged on the screen for too long. I appreciate your question I know know in the early years of OLEDs, this was a concern, but due to that fact, we have worked very hard to successfully eliminate that concern. -Thanks Larry
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Blue? Wtf. I don’t know what that even means. But I never had a tv turn blue. I love my lg oleds, and am buying a 77 inch c3 for my new living room. But the Sony x93l mini led seems like a close second and superior in a few ways. I swore I’d never buy led again after I bought my first oled panel. They are on another level and get better with each generation. I went from a cx to a c2 and now moving that c2 to the bedroom in my new place for a 77
And qd oled laughs at both. I got a s95b for my gameroom and an a95k for the living room. Those 2 are the best tvs you can get until 2023 versions. I will never got back to regular oled again. I'd go miniled before that. Qdoled is something to behold. I can't wait for qd monitors. As for gaming...will never try gaming on a Sony again. I had a led TV l...x90j before my current two and gaming was just ew. I do love the smoothness of movies on soon and omg their upscaler cannot be beat. If I play low resolution games I'll play on a95k...like switch, but pc and ps5 are hooked to the s95b and my God the beauty of it just blows me away.
Yeah if you wanna give up Dolby Vision, which is becoming the HDR standard. It is no doubt some great tech tho. Probably going to be the way forward for oled now. The DV is the only thing preventing me from getting the sammy qdoled
Micro LED does not exist in the consumer space right now. and honestly, Mini-LED can come close to QD OLED in some ways, and will generally out perform any OLED for brightness, so until QD-OLED can get a fair bit brighter, and have NO danger of image retention, or dimming over time, Mini-LED will have its place
@PAPO1990 it really doesn't. If you have the money there is ZERO reason to get mini over an a95k or s95b. They just pee all over any consumer level led tech.
@@SPG8989 I have an A95K but I would NOT put it in a room with a lot of natural light, if I leave the curtain open during the day, it’s still a problem, and even with the curtain open that room doesn’t get all that bright. In rooms with a lot of natural light that can not be blocked out for viewing, I would 100% pick an X95K over an A95K
Both great technologies. One gives you more brightness, the other more contrast. But they are both top of the line pieces of tech.
I could not have said it better myself! (I actually think I tried to). Thank you for the comment!
Bright room >> MiniLED
Dark Room >> OLED
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Oled has anti glare? I was about to pull the trigger but now you have me thinking twice
Straight Up one of the best content i ve seen in ages on UA-cam ! Bravo Bravia and Bravo Sony
Now that's a proper youtube video🙂
Glad you liked it my friend! 🤜🤛
Aside from Larry joining me, it was pretty good. Don't tell him I said that.
@@DerekFromSony You know I can see this, right? 😒
Lack of a Sony miniled on the 43" size is what's making me eye LG & Samsung.
Bring us more size options Sony!
I really hope you listen to the feedback and focused more on gaming features. The mediatek Pentonic is a must for the 2023 linup.
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The background music is anoying in this video plz , should be easier to hear the voice without it , :) otherwise Super good video 👍⭐️
They are both great. I have a question here. Does a SONY sound bard A7000 work better with an OLED or Mini-LED tv knowing that sounds come out from the screen from an OLED tv?
For sound, buy a surround system.. its 1/4th the price you pay for the these tellys
Sony Bravia for the win 🔥
This was amazing! LOL. 👏
We appreciate the support my friend! 🤜🤛
I have a question: I just bought and mounted a Bravia Mini LED X93L yesterday. I have a PS5 and I’m trying to figure what are the best overall setting to make the games look and run it’s best. Any help would be appreciated
I have a question on SONY OLED, there are reports where customers complained on Burnt pixel. Like you are watching news channels or UA-cam a lot, then the logo location gets burnt. Is this something we should be concerned ?
🦗 😂😂
Yes. That’s why sadly I will go mini led
Abby will tell you about OLED burn in:
ua-cam.com/video/my1lyUE7WVM/v-deo.htmlsi=ebeuM1oti1jTqU8X
if the screen colour is static like logo that doesn't change for a long period of time then yes it can happen..let say you play a game..then you pause for a very long time without making it sleep then burnt pixel will happen..that's a bad side of OLED tv
Excellent video but no help in deciding which is better for my use. I'm going 75". I will watch mostly at night....Netflix & Amazon. I want to be wowed with the picture. But I do watch some golf/football during the day.
Why x95l start at 65 and no at 55 inches? Thanks
I think OLEDS bog standard as compared to other types of flat panel display and if QNED and other types of mini led doesn't beat them, then the addition of quantum in the prefix such as say QD will. Also however fussy black levels look now in the future they will be a non-starter.
Very nice TV.
And Good product
Sony never compromise in build quality. Only the brand still stand on current market scenarios.
I'm so torn on which type to get!!! 😫😫😫
I'm gonna save everyone having to watch this video, if your room is able to be easily light controlled, get an A95K, if your room is bright at any time you are watching your TV and you can't block that light out, get an X95K. The OLED is better in almost every way, but the LED/LCD will get brighter.
Not in every way there is mini led don't burn out either
@@wuslayer6849 I said ALMOST every way, and Burn in is becoming less of an issue with every generation of OLED, plus there's some precautions you can take to reduce it further. The main thing I do on my A95K is use the "picture off" setting when I step away from my TV to go grab a drink or a snack, even if I'm not pausing what I'm watching. Or when I was listening to some Blu-Ray Audio discs, there's some pretty artwork, but it's static and unnecessary, so I turn the picture off. It keeps the TV on, but just turns off the display, so any button press on the remote will awaken it immediately.
In addition, depending on the room, you can turn down the brightness of the display, the lower the brightness, the less burn in can occur, and the longer the life of the screen.
(interestingly Mini-LED DOES actually suffer all the same issues, but it's MUCH MUCH slower, and rarely results in a distinctive burn in, but even normal LED's do diminish in brightness over time with use)
Which gives best picture performance miniled or oled. Which gives the best picture performance? I’m confused that should I buy Bravia 9 or oled 95l
depends on your room..OLED looks nice because in showroom there's no sun entering the room..if your room has more sun light better go Mini LED..but if your room have no windows then go OLED.. most people watch tv at night after works that's why OLED is people's choice
Organic LED (OLED) breaks down by its nature, you should be careful if you use static images frequently ( sports score, Game HUD), then it's quite risky to purchase OLED, especially for a long amount of time.
Sir ,What is the solution for burn in problem?
I love that question. In short, the XR Processor has 3 different processing controls designed to provide the best defense against image retention or "burn-in". One, is pixel shifting. the processor shifts the assigned light to a pixel periodically so that individual pixels are preserved and with 8.3 million pixels on the 4K BRAVIA XR OLEDs, the human eye doesn't detect any shifting. Next is Heat Distribution Mapping. This is where the processor is constantly monitoring the output and "heat" of a pixel to help prevent image retention. Finally, to protect those of us that leave the home and forget to turn off the TV, the "screensaver" mode lowers the brightness to a safe level and shuffles through pre-loaded wallpapers designed to reduce a static image remaining unchanged on the screen for too long. I appreciate your question I know know in the early years of OLEDs, this was a concern, but due to that fact, we have worked very hard to successfully eliminate that concern.
-Thanks
Larry
@@LARRYfromSONY can sony do something about higher tax rates by the indian govt. on its big size tvs??
gst @28%
Buy the mini led.
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If oled is best, then why does it need help from QD technology
Just very unhappy abut the fact that I can't buy a Sony in South Africa. Why Sony?
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which one goes blue the fastest? seems like all my LED TVs are blue in 3 years
Damn lol
Blue? Wtf. I don’t know what that even means. But I never had a tv turn blue. I love my lg oleds, and am buying a 77 inch c3 for my new living room. But the Sony x93l mini led seems like a close second and superior in a few ways. I swore I’d never buy led again after I bought my first oled panel. They are on another level and get better with each generation. I went from a cx to a c2 and now moving that c2 to the bedroom in my new place for a 77
When can we finally stop wasting money on screen real estate we’re no longer using and get some more sensible 2:1 aspect ratio TV’s?
And qd oled laughs at both. I got a s95b for my gameroom and an a95k for the living room. Those 2 are the best tvs you can get until 2023 versions. I will never got back to regular oled again. I'd go miniled before that. Qdoled is something to behold. I can't wait for qd monitors. As for gaming...will never try gaming on a Sony again. I had a led TV l...x90j before my current two and gaming was just ew. I do love the smoothness of movies on soon and omg their upscaler cannot be beat. If I play low resolution games I'll play on a95k...like switch, but pc and ps5 are hooked to the s95b and my God the beauty of it just blows me away.
Yeah if you wanna give up Dolby Vision, which is becoming the HDR standard. It is no doubt some great tech tho. Probably going to be the way forward for oled now. The DV is the only thing preventing me from getting the sammy qdoled
The problem yall oled are expensive as hell
Mini-LED vs Oled is like watching minor league baseball. Micro-LED vs QD-Oled is the real Major League😎
Micro LED does not exist in the consumer space right now. and honestly, Mini-LED can come close to QD OLED in some ways, and will generally out perform any OLED for brightness, so until QD-OLED can get a fair bit brighter, and have NO danger of image retention, or dimming over time, Mini-LED will have its place
@PAPO1990 it really doesn't. If you have the money there is ZERO reason to get mini over an a95k or s95b. They just pee all over any consumer level led tech.
@@SPG8989 I have an A95K but I would NOT put it in a room with a lot of natural light, if I leave the curtain open during the day, it’s still a problem, and even with the curtain open that room doesn’t get all that bright.
In rooms with a lot of natural light that can not be blocked out for viewing, I would 100% pick an X95K over an A95K