Ultimate TV Buyers Guide 2022!
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Buying a new TV in 2022 can quickly become a giant headache - do you go OLED, miniLED, QLED, LED, or QD-OLED? Every year, there's a new TV acronym that claims to be better than the last, but today, I am breaking it all down for you and guiding you through your next TV purchase!
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I think the expression is “if money is no object” not “if money is no option” …the latter sounds like you have no money, and you meant the opposite.
You knew what he meant
Wow, you must be really smart
Or..."If money isn't an issue...". 😉
@@emilyb.3361 this ^^^ 😂
Your brilliance blows me away!! You are amazing! The best! We should all bow to you.
After watching this video i am more confused now 😏
Thank you this helped me a lot in making my decision as to what to buy. Jon thx
I can barely understand half what's said when spoken this way
Me neither all i know is LED
To be fair this is not really an ultimate buyers guide it's more of a general education of TV tech
Time stamps please, list of product please
Nice report
I have been searching without any success to try and find the fastest TV for wifi.
Most TV manufacturers are only putting 10/100 Nics in TVs while most people have gig speeds.
Would be nice to see a video on this problem.
The solution is using an external box.
Why does your voice volume go up and down? Its kinda hard for me to hear what youre saying when you lower your voice at the end of a sentence.
I have been looking on UA-cam over the past couple of days at tv reviews and I can honestly say that this is by far the best review I have found. Thanks for not over complicating the technology and keeping it simple. I am now far better informed! You now have a new subscriber! 😊
I recently purchased a Samsung Q60B to replace my Vizio P55-F1. The Samsung is 60hz and the Vizio is 120hz. Will I see a difference?
Hi Jon, my husband likes to fall asleep earlier that I do, so I’d like a TV with Bluetooth (so I can use my airpods) but also have a dimmer, so that the brightness doesn’t disturb my husband while he tries to sleep. One last thing, I’d like the TV to have buttons on the TV itself, so that if we loose the remote control, we can still use the TV without having to wait while we order a new one. Any suggestions?
Hi,
I've asked a few stores and they recommended these 2 models for my budget.
Sony 65" 4K Google TV KD-65X85K
LG A2 55'' OLED 4K TV
They are exactly the same price.
Considering the TV quality, reliability, and customer service, which one would you choose?
Note: my house living room has direct sunlight from window and TV will be placed near the window. And I'm a no gamer.
Appreciate your advice.
Oled is good , only thing is the dim SDR . Qd oled has brighter closer to led SDR, and also great HDR. Once the QD oleds come out with bigger sizes and prices drop a bit , its gonna be a no brainer in 1-3 years.
Thanks for the guide! My TV is right infront of a large window so I bought a Samsung QLED Q70A 65" loving it! :)
OLED all the way!
I just bought a 77” LG C2 for my family room because I wanted the best picture at that larger size. It’s a shame that QD-OLED is only available up to 65”, because that really wasn’t big enough although I would have preferred the picture. Overall glad I went for the C2 and I think it was the right choice.
Oh and I can’t wall mount anything where I live, so the G2 didn’t seem like a great option.
Great overview. I need to watch reviews of specific models again. I've read comments that there are some issues in particular panel sizes, at least with the X95K. A 75" could be okay in my living room, but a 65" is much cheaper. I hope Hisense will launch the U8H and U9H in a couple of weeks to see how they compare with other mini LED models.
I don't get why everyone is recommending OLED. Even the slightest chance that a $2000-$2500 TV could get burn-in and ruin the display is an instant turn off for me. I keep my TV for 10 years. Looking at tests, an OLED would probably last at most 5 years before burn-ins become a major issue. There are many reports of S95B getting visible burn-ins just a few months in.
Also 12:10 "No risk of burn-in". This is completely false, why would you even state that?
Can you please give us that TV
I don’t get the obsession with pure black. I look around my house and outside and see hardly any absolute black. Almost all are some shade of grey.
Pure black is only good if you turn the lights off.
Summary at 13:50 timestamp. Your'e welcome :)
I've now had the Hisense U7G for nearly a year AND can honestly say, it is without doubt one of the best tv's I've owned to date. 👀👍When I first looked at upgrading from my former Samsung, I had to admit that I was shocked at how some of the top branded tv manufacturers / retailers failed on so many aspects especially when it came to PRICES. 😶The Hisense cost me £749.00 !! Most of the other tv's I was taking an interest in? Over £1000 !! Some of those did not even offer certain features that the Hisense DID. 😗 Worse still, a surprising number of so called newer models were costing a lot more than the earlier years models BUT had little more to offer et !! That to me was shocking. 😶So don't be taken in, by brand name HYPE. Pick the TV that gives you what YOU want for YOUR needs. Why opt for a gaming tv when you don't use it for gaming !! is a perfect example. I'm looking forward to upgrading the Hisense to the all new U8H !👍
Hisense seems to have issues with quality control. Glad you got a good one but I’ve heard more horror stories with them and TCL
@@Lead1121 The U7G 65inch is well built and functions are excellent. Models DO however vary, according to which country you are in. I can only give opinion on the one I have.. It has been used daily on average up to 12 hours a day for over a year now. Picture quality is excellent, brightness, focus, contrast all work well. The Dolby Atmos functions with the right gear installed. I think Hisense has proven itself generally with what it offers both feature/performance wise against a lot of strong competition, to be much better VALUE for money. Ultimately and sad but true MANY manufacturers trade on their NAME to sell the item. Buying a Sony or a Samsung does NOT mean you are getting the same level of VALUE against such as Hisense et. I've used LG, Samsung, Sony for years.. They've all been good.. the only difference is how much they cost.. the Hisense is definitely VALUE for money.
@@arthurdanielles4784 I ended up getting a Sony X90K from Costco mainly because of their 5 year protection plan! Can’t be too careful nowadays. TV seems like it’ll be good, I get it tomorrow
@@Lead1121 Because of the current financial situation, many dealers are offering extended warranties instead of reducing the price OR in some cased actually doing both. I do agree with you re the 'warranty' being important BUT be careful to check the small print. My Hisense has extra insured cover on it which means I do NOT have to pay anything for parts, labour, engineer call out charges et et IF it fails completely I get full replacement OR I can opt to get a substantial discount on a newer tv.
@@arthurdanielles4784 I read through it, there are two separate plans that allow for 5 years of total coverage. Sony's warranty and then Costco's on top of that. It's fairly consumer friendly, even some of the shady fine print. We got the TV yesterday and BOY it's amazing. We had an old vizio 50in and this 75in upgrade is almost too big for me. Getting used to it though and loving it!
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Ensure tv has hdmi 4k 2.1 port
1:41 OLED. Burnin risk
3:30 QLED no burnin
7:35 mini LED- Neo QLED - QNED - no burnin
10:58 QD OLED - no burnin. Most expensive
13:50 summary
Since when does QD Oled have no risk of burn-in??
It is always the problem for OLED.
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Best 75" for sports? Good vid!
I would recommend you to try to see in person both sets: Sony Z9K (probably the best mini LED with no contestant near to it, and most expensive), and LG G2. Both come in 77 inch. All the best.
The burn in OLED is downside of it. I will choose Qled or mini led tv
Question. When shopping for a new tv it sounds like knowing what year it is, is important. So are there any tricks to determine how old the new tv in the store actually is? Great video thanks for your work.
Hey all you tv experts, the last high end tv I bought before having kids was 20 yrs ago.........39" Panasonic plasma. Still have it and picture is great. I am looking to purchase a 48 or 50 inch (all I have room for) tv this fall for TV, Netflix / Hulu and concert dvd's (no gaming). My budget is around $1200 (funny I spent $2200 on the plasma). Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. THX!
I am not an expert but in my opinion at that size with that budget you can't go wrong with any TV from the bigger brands. I moved to a new place two years ago and bought the cheapest 65" TV I found, about 560Euros (TCL with android OS) and the quality is beyond expectations. It's a bit slow in the menu and startup, and I can notice light artifacts in very low light scenes but I can't complain at this price. Most people will not take advantage of the high end and more expensive models anyway, because the streaming services and the TV channels will never be as good as Full HD Bluerays and 4K Bluerays, even the pirated compressed look better than Netflix. Mine is connected to my PC, I never watch TV on it, so it's only for Movies and UA-cam, best quality guaranteed. Mine isn't OLED so I don't need to worry about burned imagine either.
Panasonic is amazingly durable and reliable, shame they’re so hard to get and priced out of my range. It’s hard, seems the newer TV’s get, the more components are added which means more things can go wrong. It’s honestly hard to say.
I bought a Vizio 50 inch when I was in college for $300 honestly believing it would die on me within a few years (Vizio isn’t known for being durable). Still have it 6 years later. It’s honestly hit or miss.
If you’re just using it for TV, you won’t need all the bells and whistles for gaming. I’m no expert but I suspect OLED will dim overtime. And probably out of your budget sadly.
I’d recommend ALWAYS looking for a full array picture. This is a must for me and others. Mini LED is really good stuff as it shouldn’t sim like OLED probably will.
If you go with a lower cost set, just know you get what you pay for unless you’re lucky (like me with my $300 tv). That doesn’t mean you need to drop $2,000 to have a good TV.
Okay to sum it up, go for full array and Mini LED if you can but you’ll probably be in the price range of QLED’s (which are really good) vs OLED. I would stay away from OLED, even if it’s beyond beautiful, as you could experience burn in, dimming etc.
I’m not too experienced with it but hit up Reddit for some conversations about some TV’s you might be interested in. Someone has probably asked the same question you have.
Sorry, I know not super helpful as I don’t know much but these are just my thoughts
I want to try 8K on my PS5 sure most games today don't support it yet and I am always thr type of guy who chooses performance over quality but I'm just curious. Like when "4K" was new and every TV that has it are all new when I got mine I immediately grab 4K movies and a PS4 Pro just to experience it lol
Games won’t be able to render in 8k anyway though. Not even on high end pcs is that easily attainable for games. There may be some neat videos to check out but definitely not games
Overkill
I heard that Samsung TVs had issues with the boards in them. I was considering the Samsung QN90B in a 85". Should I be concerned with the board issue that people are stating or is this in older versions. I find it hard to believe that that close to flagship quality Samsung would have a board issue. Is there any truth to this?
Super beneficial video. Thank you!
This review is SO great. Finally a review that tells me who benefits the most from each tv option
isn't dolby vision only supported with LG and Sony? I heard you mention it about samsung, im pretty sure they don't pay for that licensing. Correct me if wrong though
Nice overview! Thanks! My problem is finding a good one in the size of 48" or 50" max with good viewing angles for a bright room.... most under 55" don't get the anti-glare filters and are also less bright than the bigger screens...Any suggestion?
If you can sometimes control the brightness of the room or value evening viewings in that room as well, the new Sony A90K. Best OLED at that size you want. Will be decently bright, and the color accuracy, image processing quality smoke the competition. Now if you mostly use TV in that room when it is bright and don't want to control the brightness, don't buy OLED buy a bright QLED or mini LED. Example of what I mean : if you watch news and random shows during the day, but also use the same TV at night to watch blu-rays and Netflix, color accuracy and image quality may still me more important than brightness for you. Because the content you watch at night will benefit more. This is why I still have the old plasma in my very bright living room. It's a nightmare to watch during the day but I care more of the evening family watching of movies. If it was for my mum mainly watching shows during the day with sunlight coming in directly, LED all the way.
@@JulienGaudfroy the Sony A90K ismy favorite at the moment Thx!!
Qn90b is a possibility
ips panel with matte finish
What is the obsession with clearer bigger better? I have a 10 year old led 55” tv that’s amazing. I’ve never been watching a movie and wished it was clearer or bigger or brighter…. Why do we need it clearer?? It doesn’t change the experience. For me I guess anyways…
You’ve never watched a movie at home on a 75in tv with surround sound and i can tell
Also, speaking of out of the box settings. Do you know the best settings to change to make your picture quality the best? Maybe you could make a video on that?
Its 100% different for each TV
Always set your TV color temperature to warm, and if there's a movie or film maker mode, put that up instead of sports or vivid. These are the industry references standard for movie and tv viewing. The rest is color calibration from that point.
If you gaming on a newer console trun off Dynamic Tone Mapping or HGiG. This will allow you to go into the Xbox or Playstation setting and adjust the HDR 10% and 100% peak brightness without the TV doing its AI brightness calibration. Samsung doesn't allow this yet in its settings, so I would not recommend Samsung S95B(QD-OLED) to any gamer on it. Digital trends did a great job on the rewiew of the Samsung S95B explaining why it's not the best for gaming.
Any questions please ask and I'll try to give you a answer or a thought on a TV if your looking at any.😊
@@MathewCap thanks! I generally use cinema mode. But set local dimming to high
What is the best tv budget under 400?
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Thanks for the informative video! Right now its mainstream to claim OLED is the best. But the value for Mini LED is much better. I'd go with Mini LED and use the money saved on something else.
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Are there any TVs that play well with Apple TV or does it not matter? Sorry noob question.
Recommendation for a The on the 75” range to play video games??? I have the Series X…please help me out
Look into LG C1 or C2... great reviews for all round and checks off on all areas for gaming on Xbox Series X.
And what is you thought about the G2??
The G2 is great, but it is designed for wall mounting. You need to pay extra for the stand. It cost a bit more than the C2, but it is a bit brighter. If you are going to wall mount your TV and you don't mind the price, the G2 would be great. Either LG G2 or C2 are great investments. 👍
What is the last sentence he says? Something like..."Whatever you do, make sure you get an HDMI 2.....port? I can't understand what he said. Thanks in advance.
2.1 port. So you can get 120z and vrr and all that fancy stuff for gaming and viewing
Human reviews saves us from bots/referrals fake-voiced "reviews"
My problem with OLED is lifespan. If I buy an OLED and have it on a minimum of 17 hours per day, how long will it last?
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Some of the lower end series of qned, like the 80 series, is not mini-led. Just to make it more confusing
Can you purchase a smart TV without a personal assistant?
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Trying!!!
THANK YOU! This is exactly what I was looking for. An explanation of all of them that matter.
Oled LG C2 77" is suitable for my needs/wants. Although TCL 6 Series prices makes me rethink my future purchase... nah! OLED LG for ME!
Check out the New Toshiba M550. Great Picture and Sound included!
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The Sony A95k its mind blowing
PlayStation fanboy spotted
from each tv option
Thanks for this video, it's great
Not very tech savvy, so anyone with more knowledge’s opinion is very welcome. My lg tv that’s about 8 years old has been acting off (a few pixels that remain white on specific yet rare scenes for example) and I want to upgrade to a bigger size. As a gamer and movie/sports fanatic, which 85+ inch tv do you recommend most? Was considering the Sony Bravia 77’ but prefer something bigger since I have a large bedroom. I appreciate your opinions in advanced 🙏🏻
Best gaming tv facing a window?
I mostly play at night
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Neo QLED vs QLED vs Mini LED QLED what the Difference? Best Buy has these as options on the website.
I feel like I need to watch this video with headphones because the audio is all over the place. I can barely hear you speak over the background music.
I’m waiting for the TCL c835 but it’s not in the US yet 😩
I am an ex technician so my eyesight is good. I have a TV that cost me $160 US about 5 years ago. I am yet to see any sense in paying anymore than $230 US for any TV. Infact at our local Post Office here in Australia we can get a kick ass smart TV for $279 delivered free to our door. That is AUD so you would have to convert to USA $.
Colour Gradient Banding . SUFFER
If you can’t see a difference then you need your eyes checked
@@MrPland1992 some guys dont need a max visual 4k tv if they only watch some tv channels they are fine with a under 400 tvs for gamers like especially me who prioritize max visualls in a game so i need a pricey ish tv with lot of futures and special message for you with love *Colour gradient banding* Now you too will Suffer
@@MrPland1992 My eyes are pefect , maybe your brain is not ?
@@yolosdeathdave it doesn’t bother me at all, I have a cheap TV. But you can’t say there isn’t a difference with the high end ones.
Please do one for 8K.
Great video, thanks!
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So cool😮😮😮😮😮😮
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thank you for putting this together! Concise, well informed -this helps alot!
How will QD/W-OLED hold up over 5-8 years versus mini LED?
How will brightness, saturation, and picture hold up over time?
OLED = burn in. If you want a long term TV avoid OLED
How about quantum IPS? Is it better than mini LED?
Hey Jon! Great video. I was curious what made you choose the G2 as I have heard awesome reviews on it. Thanks!
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This was REALLY helpful; thanks a lot.
excellent explanation about the screen tech.
Companies trying their best to confuse buyers to market their crap low quality tv’s
Wish they get heavily fined for using this disgusting practices
Nice video Jon!
What type of port at 14:38?
Which is the best 55 inch
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Danke!
Appreciate you!
@@jon4lakers You're welcome! I like your content.
fyll hd correct?
"If money is no option for you" :D
Thanks for the info
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Mauritius ❤
Great review of different technologies!
thank you this helped a lot
Zooming out you suddenly become aware that all of this is happening on a TV screen - an epic space opera playing out for someone’s entertainment. But the actors don’t know they’re actors. To them, this galactic orgy is as real as real gets.
What are the best mirrors of 2022?
Thanks 👍
Its videos like these to see how many ppl disliked it. It has so few likes, and most ppl dont care to comment, let alone like or dislike but at least thats annonymous. Its hard to determine how much of this advice i should consider
Jon’s done a great job expertly summarising the latest TV technologies and capabilities and defining the criteria to justify the cost.
Nine Rn
chapters much needed
Does LG still use those awful 'Nintendo Wii' remote controls?
Yes. "Magic remote" 😁
Yup. With the number pad and all.
That's unfortunate! Hate having to aim a remote at the TV aiming down the sights when every other remote you don't even have to pick it up!
@@WrathChild-NZ the motion control is optional. Just the directional pad buttons like any other remote if you don’t want to.
@@coldfeet1337 oh good thank you
Excellent job in explaining each TV tech pros & cons but even better is summing up which TV tech to buy given certain parameters.
Is the LG G2 bright enough?
Yes. I have a C1 and if I didn't saw complaints from "experts" online, I never would have thought that it wasn't bright enough.
PLEASE H E L P ! ! ! H E L P ! ! ! Two of our 7 inch TV's have red lights when connected to the electrical power; however, no picture. QUESTION: Do we buy a new one OR WE CAN CONTINUE USING the two TV's if we replace the battery packs inside? And, do we need a soldering machine? Thanks.