OLED vs LED TVs - Which is best for Home Theater? Sony TV tech explained!
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- Опубліковано 12 тра 2022
- We are going to take a look at both of these technologies from @sonyelectronics , which is by far and away, our favorite video company at Audio Advice. First, we will get into the basic pros and cons of each technology, then we take a closer look at some of the individual models to help you make a better decision for your needs and environment. With new TVs that use QD-OLED, and Mini LED technologies, there are even more choices today, but this could make the decision about which one to buy more confusing.
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As a rule of thumb, LED-type TVs with full-array backlighting deliver a very impressive picture and typically cost a little less than an OLED TV of the same size. This type of TV can deliver more light output and is better suited for a room where you can not fully control the lighting. OLED TVs generally offer the best blacks and contrast but require a darker room to fully experience these benefits. If you want the very best picture and your viewing occurs in a dimly lit or a dark room, OLED is traditionally the best choice if it fits your budget. However, now that new panel technologies are on the scene, if you can step up to the cost of the new OLED, QD-OLED or Mini LED Master Series models, light becomes a bit less of an issue.
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@P T Yes, we agree you can not beat a large front projection screen. But not everyone has room for one. Thanks for watching
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Last December I purchased a 65” Sony A80J OLED television. I’m a Sony guy and believe they make the best products you need. Been buying Sony for decades and this television gives you the best picture you can buy. Nothing against the other manufacturers, many may prefer the LG or Samsung models, but for pure picture quality you’ll never regret getting a Sony.
Thanks for sharing. We totally agree!
For gamers LG cant be beat.
Z9D Owner here. Sony has definitely stepped up it's picture quality in both it's OLED and LED models. I realize this is a video about picture quality/differences in technologies but another area Sony is heads above other brands is in the audio systems of it's displays. Fantastic where one can integrate the Tv's audio system into taking the place of a center speaker in a audio system such as a surround sound system. 👍
Yes, they do that really well, thanks for sharing
Have had a Sony OLED now for 5 years, and I absolutely love it! The new models look to be a worthy upgrade.
Totally agree!
Any burn in within your 5 years?
@@neilhutchison222 None, it's been fantastic. And I use the TV daily between sports and video games, movies and more.
Any burn in or retention??
@@HarrySingh-09 he’s answered that 18hours ago 😂 😂 😂
This is the best explanation I’ve seen so far! I’m definitely ready for an upgrade now. Those Mini LED models look incredible 🤔
Glad it was helpful!
Why did you say "Japanese company"? Just say Sony!
I just bought the 65 inch X90K Sony LED tv and the colors and picture are amazing!
Thanks for sharing
I think the market is quite tight among the big companies producing television. It gets interesting when you look into it and find out L.G are producing screens for Sony and they are tweaking them up. Makes you wonder who else is supplying parts to competitors and so on.
I still have Two Sony’s at home , started in 1984 and now have a HD and 50” - 4K A80J.
I really wish I could get a new one each tear but I won’t need more for sometime, they are reliable and last .
Yes, Sony TV's produce a great picture and last a very long time. Thanks for watching
Just use the money that you jumped out of the airplane with!
Just picked up a Sony Oled a80j 65 inch at a great price. Love it!
Thanks for sharing
Excellent explanation of the ins and out's of this technology.
Thanks so much! Glad we could be helpful
Bought x90j last year, should've went with OLED this time, but I will definitely go for it for my next TV!
Nice! The x90j is a great TV. And we love OLEDs. Thanks for watching.
I am with you on the idea of Sony being the best. I am a senior and still have my Sony Bravia 32 inch XBR9 in the living room. Still runs perfect. Its now 13 years old !!! No issues and I have always loved the picture. Being older than you I have a much longer view that I have seen of Sony over the years. Its always been the same with them. Amazing pictures and quality in the build involved. I am not saying its not possible to get a bad one but I think the odds favor success with Sony. My sister also has a Sony Bravia she picked up second hand. Its even older than mine and works great to this day. My mom also had a Sony. Her's is about 11 years old and its the same story. No issues. I really have to compliment your command and presentation on the current Sony choices of tech. You know your stuff. There are fans out there that do enjoy what some of the Chinese makes have to offer such as Hissense and TCL are products made in China. They appear to offer a lot of value for the money. I do have friends that enjoy them. But.....If you are someone that buys a TV and has it for years I wonder how the makes from China will hold up over the years. Time will tell.
Thanks so much for sharing! We agree completely.
Just got a 77” Sony OLED A80K a couple weeks ago and absolutely love the picture it puts out and I haven’t even calibrated it yet! I’m getting a 85” Sony X95K Mini LED delivered this week at a ridiculously amazing price (Retailer error) and can’t wait to see if this panel lives up to the hype and looking forward to experiencing Sonys Backlight Master Drive 🙌🏾🎉😀
Thanks for watching and sharing
Did you end up getting the 85” Sony X95K Mini LED ? thoughts?
@@TheHealthLife I did and it really is a beautiful television. For my real world everyday use. It does not fall short in the slightest. The picture is simply amazing and the family especially my wife absolutely loves it. Nothing but positive feedback from friends and family. 👌🏾💯
@@rubenfabela9285 👌🏾 thx
@@rubenfabela9285 Which one do you like better for everyday viewing, the LED or the OLED? I love the deep blacks on OLED's but I also like a brighter picture so can't decide...
Brilliant presentation!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
This is a fantastic in depth review, thank you for the great information on how sony is miles ahead of their competitors. I will be picking up the sony 4k A90k and im extremely excited to pair it with my ps5.
Glad you liked it, thanks very much
I have an 83A90J in a dedicated light controlled theater room, and every time I watch a movie/show/game I get a big smile on my face. The pq never ceases to amaze me. You really want to view an OLED in an environment treated similarly as you would for projection - if you want to experience maximum impact 😄
You can get these now on sale from Sony for $5500 for the 83”, which is hard to beat for a Master Series model of that size
Or right here! www.audioadvice.com/home-theater/televisions/sony-xr-a90j-4k-hdr-oled-tv+diagonalmeasurement-83 We price our TV's at the same price as Best Buy
Just picked up the 65 inch X90J for $920. I feel I stole it at that price. I love it.
We hope you enjoy it and thanks for watching
I snagged one for $799 including 5 year warranty. open box.
Wow! I just learned so much from your video! Thanks for breaking this down. Sounds like Sony is the way to go. I was all about OLED before watching this, but now I'm on team Mini LED!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I can’t concentrate on the video with his hand movements 😂
It wouldn’t have been a problem for me. But now that you mentioned it, it’s making me nuts. 🤦♂️
It was immediate for me 😛. Slow them hands down! Great info tho.
It’s irritating me
A lot of people move there hands like that on TV . I wander if there's a course out there that there taught while doing media studies. No one else understands it must be confusing for deaf people.
The close your eyes and listen
Saw demos of the two side by side at Best Buy. The OLED still wins when it comes to showing black; especially shadows next to green.
Thanks for sharing
My Sony Bravia HX800 40 inch still works fine this November November 2022! I love watching 3D movies on it!
Thanks for sharing. Yes Sony sets provide a great picture for a long time.
@@AudioAdvice thanks for making videos like this. 🙂 It keeps us consumers well informed and up-to-date. Keep safe and God bless you!🙏🙂
I know this may sound a dumb question, but what are you referring to where controlled lighting is mentioned? I'm torn between qled and oled... I have low light at night but bright light (when it sunshine) during the day. The TV will be on a moveable stand.
No questions are dumb! We mean where you have the ability to close blinds or shades to block out incoming sunlight. Thanks for watching
I've been curious about this comparison for these new technologies, so I'm quite happy to hear your thoughts.
Glad it was helpful for you!
8 years ago I spent a month’s salary on a 58 inch LED flat screen television. It was the absolute pinnacle of the manufacturers range. After 8 years trouble free service, it developed an annoying intermittent fault. My local, independent dealer, advised that due to the advancement in flat panel technology I would do well to update, rather than repair. He sold me a 65 inch OLED television manufactured by the same Japanese Company as my outgoing LED set. He strongly advised I don’t go with the top of the range model, as I’d done 8 years previously, the extra performance wasn’t worth the extra expense.
I took his advice. I had worries, after watching many OLED V LED comparisons, I wondered if brightness may be an issue in my medium to large, well lit lounge.
So, I paid less than half of what I’d paid for my 58 inch LED 8 years ago for an 2021 entry level, premium 65 inch OLED. My dealer matched the price of the High Street dealers and On-line competitors, plus, he delivered and installed at no extra cost. Let me assure you, there are absolutely no issues with brightness. The contrast ratio is outstanding and the picture is presented in the most natural way I’ve witnessed on any set. The audio reproduction isn’t the best, but my dealer told me that, knowing I had a next level hifi system, which he plumbed it into. I could have paid 50% more for the same set equipped with a 130 watt Dolby Atmus system, but it wouldn’t have matched the performance of my rig.
I’m not a gamer, so can’t comment on it’s capabilities and performance in that respect, but popular opinion is that LG are the go to sets for gamers.
Great points. Thanks for watching!
@@AudioAdvice I've pre-ordered the Sony A95K QD OLED but I'll be watching movies in the dark at night but will it still be okay to use during the day too?
@@mattk5020 You should be fine unless the room is flooded with light
@@BrianPrice__1 I don’t!
@@BrianPrice__1 well, believe it or not, some people actually purchase high end televisions to watch and enjoy television programs, Netflix, to view their dvds. If all you’re going to use it for is gaming, why not just invest in a premium 8K high refresh rate monitor? I’ve got a smart phone. I don’t just use it for making phone calls. I’ve got a sexy wife. I didn’t Marry her just for making babies. I’ve got 3 Alsatian dogs. I didn’t get them just to guard my property.
Most seem to focus on picture. we are interested in the whole experience particularly interacting with functioning of smart TV. seeking moderate size perhaps 42 inch or 48 inch. with the Sony a 90 K be a good choice?
Yes the Sony app interface is very good. Thanks for watching
I was able to grab a 75 inch Z9J on a deep discount for my living room that is very bright. I was waiting on the 77 inch OLEDs and QD-OLEDs but decided to go with the Z9J to combat the sun. Since I've bought it I've had trouble watching my 65 inch G2 in my office. Too dull and not bright. Both types of panels are great though. Just depends on your use case.
Exactly! Thanks for sharing
Wow....great informative video. I to absolutely love sony
Thank you, we have been fans of Sony for decades.
I'm about to upgrade from a 2012 Panasonic GT50 plasma. Looking at the X90J or X90K (once reviews start to hit). Do you think these type of modern LCD panels provide sufficient enough improvements that I could overlook *potentially* worse black levels? I'm kind of overlooking OLED purely due affordibility and wanting to prioritise a larger screen size without breaking the bank.
You should go have a look for yourself. The way they upscale to 4k will likely win you over, and they have pretty good black levels for LED. Thanks for watching
I finally upgraded from a beloved 1080p Pioneer plasma. It had a non fatiguing natural picture that led panels couldn’t match. The built in sound of the Pioneer was unmatched as well. That said, the new Sony A90k OLED picture is far superior and the blacks are better. The sound however even with the built in sub, is not as good as the old Pioneer. The Sony sound is better than others but not great. I like the google interface of Sony TVs, feel its better than Samsung or LG IMO. The Samsung remote with the cursor makes me crazy, no thanks. A Sony sound bar is next, only because they integrate so well with the tv. I also just picked up a small 42” 80k led and it looks great for a cheap tv.
I'm interested in the 42 in lineup
We are too! Thanks for watching.
Given the Mini LED can reproduce a generated(0 IRE) Black signal, and the OLED has to turn off, the best Sony in an absolute sense would seem to be the Z series. No matter what Sony you invest in, however, you will ALWAYS know it is the most natural picture you can get.
Thanks for sharing Ivan!
I agree with you Ivan. My Sony is 13 years old but still a great picture. So natural , warm and colorful. Have always loved it.
I bought the sony x95k in 85 inches, went back to the store due to major light bleeding
Love my master series 8k tv. No other company compares to Sony
Thanks for sharing
Have a sony xr 75 x90j full array am very pleased with although the internal speakers are rubbish, on my next upgrade is it worth going for 8k tv for the better picture even though not much in 4k yet especially on sky TV
You have a very nice set now with the brand new XR processor and might want to wait for a couple more iterations. Thanks for watching
Is my anxiety over only 2 2.1 inputs including the earc… justified? I have a sonos which will take up one and ps5 the other.
I suppose only my Apple TV or a possible Xbox or pc could possibly be 2.1 connections.
Am I asking the right questions or would this point me in LGs direction for the 4 2.1 inputs??
Thanks.
It depends on all the possible sources. Thanks for watching
My space is 7 to 8 feeds which tv sizes are suitable for viewing purposes and eye compatibility (LED tv)
Our free design tool will help you out www.audioadvice.com/home-theater-design#designer Thanks for watching
Excellent video as always. Have a quick but not simple question I believe: First the question, then some background to better explain our situation:
My wife and I LOVE to watch movies and sincerely preffer an OLED panel, but the Bravias are a bit expensive for us now, so, we're considering buying a Full Array LED from Sony.
Question is, we know they can't deliver perfect inky blacks, but, are the truly that far away?
I've been a Sony fan my entire life, from the Walkman, Discman, TVs, Playstation, Home Theaters, Xperias, you name it. Last TV I bought before moving in to Europe was an LG B1 OLED because it was almost impossible to get a Bravia at a decent price in the country where I was living, and even though I was hurt by no getting a Bravia, I truly enjoyed the experience of perfect contrast ratios.
Now, in our new home, with my wife we encountered an issue, since we are restarting our life again, we decided to buy good things but not spend as much as we could, just in case, we're still getting used to the new habits, job and all. So, we bought another LG this time around, an OLED with an amazing offer. Sadly, the panel lasted just for two weeks. So, we got our money back and we're deciding what to do.
Are we going to see the difference? Is it going to be that much worse? I just can't believe how amazing an OLED is when viewing in a dark room, the image is just floating there in front of you.
So, yeah, hope you can answer me and give me some guidence. Thanks in advance.
The better 95K models look very good, not as inky black as the OLED though. Hope this helps
@@AudioAdvice thanks for the answer. It's funny, because we end up buying the OLED A80J. It was a bit more expensive, but we, at the end, didn't want to sacrifice the contrast. Thanks again for the answer anyway.
Guy what do u think about the new fw32bz30j32 ( led tv no oled) at $700 ? Is it as good as master series? Which I also like 4 close viewing.
Sorry, we are not familiar with that model.
The only brand of the big boys that I know where the colors are juiced is Samsung. I think LG makes a pretty natural picture too. But I like Sony too. I own a 5 year old x930e led tv that I used for my living room for quite a while but now have it in my bedroom. It's still a great TV. It has almost a 3d image look to it. For my living room I recently went with an LG qned85 mini led. I wanted a mini led because the room is so bright. The Sony x95k was just more than I wanted to pay. But I must say my LG is a great tv especially for the price.
Thanks for sharing your TV thoughts.
both technology have their place in the home.
Yes, they do, we agree, thanks for watching
led panels are the way to go. a whole wall is a screen now. and you can keep adding to them. no more projectors, not more finite screen sizes. best of both.
Yes, it just costs huge sums of money though for the wall of LED's, but it is great tech! Thanks for watching
I’ve had Sony TVs for the past 10 years and never had an issue while being very satisfied with the picture, however the biggest leap is with my current 77 OLED that I just bought last year. Almost can’t watch LED anymore 😎
Thanks for sharing, that is a great set!
Facts
@@SICCWIDIT the facts are that I first bought the LG 77 Oled when it just launched and had it for several weeks with many things that didn’t satisfy me, despite being difficult to calibrate. Once Sony launched the A80J went to BB ordered and swapped. My kids and wife noticed the difference, more accurate not oversaturated colors, better black gradation, much better dark scenes, the best green of any TV I have ever owned, and calibrating the picture to my taste was a breeze. These are my facts.
@@htenthusiast2897 same bruh I love the Sony Oled prettiest picture I’ve ever seen on a tv
@@DarrellWingerak sure did. The previous TV was a 75" Sony LCD. The 2" on the Oled make a difference.
6:22 should mention burn in, I watch a lot of sport and play games in a dark room but I stayed away from oled due to burn in, I've already had 1 oled tv ruined from watching sports as the logo of the channel doesn't move in the corner and my loading screen from some games are burnt in the screen. Looks horrible
Show us some screen comparisons man. We can get this info in many channels as well.
Thanks for the suggestion!
What is the release date for the Sony A95K?
Sony has not announced the release date yet sign up for the waitlist so you will be one of the first to be notified: www.audioadvice.com/sony-bravia-xr-a95k-4k-hdr-oled-tv
can anyone help me to make an excellent choice to watch football either full array x90k @ oled a80j. because I found that most TVs have problems related to flowmotion.
Sony TV's handle motion the best of any we have seen. You should probably pick one based on your lighting conditions. Thanks for watching
Ik led is brightness but I never put my brightness all the way up, there oled for me. Blacks are just amazing and it clearly makes viewing experience much better
Thanks for sharing, we agree if you do not need the light output OLED has better blacks. Thanks for watching
it would be better if you could show us examples like samples from both and compare then ..so we users could understand better ..like this part 7:30
Thanks for the suggestion! At the time of filming we didn't have all the latest Sony TV models in stock. But we will keep this in mind for future videos 👍
Im going with LED due to my TV wall facing many windows in the TV room and so i need a brighter screen. OLED has great contrast but lower brightness
That is what we would suggest too! Thanks for sharing
Hi. Can assist review A90k? TY
Hi we are not sure what you mean?
@@AudioAdvice Hi. Thks for your response. Can assist to review Sony A90k OLED TV? TY
Thanks for the great information.
Glad it was helpful!
what about burn in for an OLED TV if someone watches news channels with a bottom scroll for most of the day
there is still an inherent risk of image retention due to the nature of oled, QD OLED helps with this due to removal of the white subpixel, however you still need to keep all "screen maintenance" settings on, if ur really worried about it most retailers like bestbuy and costco offer 5 year warranties iirc.
There is some risk, but it has gotten much better if you turn on the screen saver mode. The biggest risk is leaving a news channel on all day with the line that stays in the same spot. Some of the newer TV's will slightly move the image to reduce burn in chances. Thanks for watching
Bit confuse between sony xr 65x90L and Xr 65 OLED , obviously the Oled price is going way above the budget but still ? How much the difference is ? And is the led 65 kids friendly ?
Please reach out to our team at www.audioadvice.com to go over the differences.
Best for upscaling?
Great question, the ones with the XR processor do very well, which is across both types, but we do prefer OLED if you can really control the lighting. Thanks for watching
He looks like the brother of Zac Efron.
On the x900h i can't use local dimmig with VRR shame
VRR is pretty new for televisions Thanks for watching
@@AudioAdvice yet LG has mastered it. Lol
Well I guess since I'll be using the TV Ina dark gaming room I'll probably be going with OLED.
Good choice!
We have found our Sony 77inch OLED lacking in overall brightness even in our dark room. Some scenes are good, others look dull.
Have you tried any of our calibration tips you can find on home theater central at www.audioadvice.com?
You can't really say which one is better. I think it depends on your daily use case. OLED TV's are fantastic in dark room settings. LED is great in a lighted room setting because some of them are really bright TVs and can overcome the bright lights. I have both and I like both technologies. I think it boils down to personal choice and use case.
It really does. Thanks for sharing
For me I will have to go with the Mini-LED/LED tvs in regards to gaming only because of the fear of burn in with OLED tvs.
Thanks for sharing
Monitor: 16" LED VA (Aspect Ratio 5:4)
KeyPad Ph & Smart Watch: E Ink
Smart Ph (Aspect Ratio 18:9)
Basic: LED VA
Xpensive: OLED
TV: LED VA
Thanks for sharing
Couldn’t hear what he was saying because those eyebrows wagging got me 😂
Have a Sony Bravia kdl55ex711 i bought in 2011 still works to this day but seeing it's just HD i had to retire it from my main tv and use it for my switch system. Been using sony for a long time and 100% fact they stand behind there stuff... tv, playstation... all of it.
Sony makes awesome TV's! Hope you enjoy your upgrade!
You had me sold on A95k....but 10" for similar price .is .better...on X95k.......like psp vita 1k VS 2k... contrast .
We certainly understand. Thanks for watching.
What is the best tv to buy between LG C2 and Sony X90k model
We prefer the Sony. Thanks for watching
@@AudioAdvice thanks for reply..
What a dumb question to ask a Sony employee 🤣😂😂
@@AlphaHybridPlus well I don't know that he is Sony's employee. I thought he is running his own channel
@@Cyberpunkd all good. 100% C2 is a better tv than x90k. C2 is OLED and x90k is not.
I almost regret buying my Sony A80J. It's really nice but to get decent brightness I have to crank brightness and peak luminance all the way up but that just makes me worry more about burn in. And it's STILL not as bright as a modern LCD.
Bottom line is I think I notice the loss of brightness more than the increase in contrast.
OLED has been a huge marketing success and TV reviewers have gone along for the ride. It feeds into humans' desire to think things are advancing and improving. But with OLED, it can be argued you're actually taking one step forward and two steps backward. It can be further argued that FALD LCD is actually the better compromise between brightness and contrast--and can be had for less.
Even QD-OLED, while improved over standard OLED, seems to still lag far behind in brightness according to the Rtings numbers on the new Samsung QD-OLED.
Wake me up when we get to MicroLED?
Interesting, most of the people who have gotten a Sony OLED from Audio Advice love theirs. Does your room have good controlled lighting? You do need that or it will not be bright enough for most people. Thanks for watching
I still watch a Panasonic plasma everyday. I do love Sony tvs. If Sony was crack, I would be an addict.
Haha. Thanks for sharing
I am going to get the Sony X75K over the X80K. They are both LED.
We hope you enjoy it!
PanaSonYc
Well done.
As a Techy and previously a TV Repairman who was a Sony dealer, I have a suggestion.
When you are listing the features, like HDMI 2.1, I'd highly suggest that you also mention that the tuner, for off-air reception, supports both the older (currently used) ATSC 1 and the new standard, ATSC 3.0 (NextGen).
Many may not realize that while many do use Cable boxes for TV viewing, there is a huge number of
"Cable Cutters" who use antennas to received TV channels off the air FOR FREE and the HD is UNCOMPRESSED like cable company have.
Also, ATSC 3.0, while in its infancy, is a far superior system over ATSC 1 and more people will receive more channels easier.
I know that for many people, this is now a must-have. It sure is in our home, because we dumped cable over 10 years ago and we haven't looked back. We've saved 10s of thousands of dollars by doing so.
Just a suggesting. I mean, ya might as well cover all possibilities for everyone. 😁👍
Good point. Thanks for sharing
Yeah one thing you didnt mention is OLED burn in
Great point. OLED burn in used to be a major issue. Sony and the other OLED brands have done a superb job improving the algorithms to reduce that as an issue. At the same time, AppleTV, Roku and others have been smart about their screen savers and never holding one image in the same spot for long periods of time. The end result is that while its technically possible, OLED burn in is not an issue for the vast public now on current panels.
Sucks I have the LED Sony Bravia 4K tv bro and I don’t have the OLED 4K and I don’t know what I am missing when it comes to the OLED DISPLAY bro 😎
Always a good time to upgrade!
this video is an advert .. you should talk about many problems that OLED/QD-OLED TVs have - panel lottery, banding, near black details / black crush, retention, burnout, color tints, dead pixels after some short time ... too much things can go wrong, so it seems better to stay with LED/QLED panels.
Both will have pros and cons. We have many customers that love OLED panels.
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There is no Sony A90 series and A95 series available in India. Only A80 TV sets are available in Sony OLED. Bought a 55 inch A80J couple of months back and I already see a vertical thin black strip/line on the display whenever I am watching any content. This black vertical strip on the display developed within 2 months of buying the TV. When I contacted the Sony service center here in Bangalore, India they said the display has a 2 year warranty, hence they will replace the faulty one with a new display. I was furious that I received a defective TV set even after paying the so called "Sony tax" (additional charge due to brand value) and told the service guy to either replace the TV itself with a new one, not just the display or give me my money back so that I can go buy an LG Oled instead. I fumingly told him all this huge hype around the brand Sony and their quality but the display won't even last a couple of months, what a joke this is. After a couple heated discussions with Sony team over phone calls, because I was persistent that it's either a new TV set or a full refund, I won't be settling for just a display replacement no matter what, they agreed to take back my A80J and said they will replace it with the latest A80K (which I wasn't expecting, I was thinking I would only get another A80J)!
So they did come through for you with good service, persistence works.
I’m planning to take the A80J at a very steep discount before 26th Sale…. Is it worth purchasing for person like me who wants the tv to last for atleast 8 years? And how’s the viewing condition during day time?
I I have a GD OLED from Sony. Good for Movies, great sound, but poor for everything else. Buy a Samsung Neo QLED or a Sony Full Array or LG QNED.
Better retitle the video to W-OLED vs LCD LED for more accuracy sinds LED is LCD and all OLED tvs are W-OLED (or aka WRGB OLED)
True but then only very technical people would understand:). Thanks for watching
I spent 2 months dealing with Hisense customer service in Jamaica finally got a refund. NEVER AGAIN!!!! sony or lg or Samsung
That is why we love Sony, their service in our 40 years of experience is great. Thanks for watching
You look like Miguel O'hara
Haha, thanks for watching!
What about VCR players everything proven people are buying them offline now days plus my self and my own vhs movies offline for 10 dollars new vhs movies plus my own new cleaning tapes was 10 dollars
Do yourself a favor & Get yourself a sony A95k
That is a great TV, yes, thanks for watching and sharing
Burning problem in oled
It used to be a huge issue, but most brands slightly move around the image, but yes, if you are going to leave on the ESPN for stock band for many hours, LED is safer. Thanks for watching
Lcd tv not led tv
The problem I have is google. Who wants a great picture with crappy operating system.
They have improved quite a bit over the years but some always prefer to add an Apple TV or Roku instead. Thanks for watching!
@@AudioAdvice streaming devices are not the issue that’s entirely a different issue. As I stated it’s googles Android that sucks in its control of the current sets. Sonys own KV-35XBR48 software was better on the last of the NTSC CRT sets.
oled be better for gaming & films than led tv
If you have controlled lighting, yes
@Audio Advice I own a 50 inch sony x85j for a mid budget tv for films & gaming it a good tv & wot did you mean bout if have problems with sony tv customer service if tv has no warranty there charge you I got bout 5 month warranty left on my tv
Thanks for your great videos!
I have 2 questions about sony bravia 95!
The quality is not excactly 4K but maybe just full HD!
Is that because my internet is just 70Mbps?? I read somewhere that you need at least 115Mbps! Dont know if its truth!
And second question
What is the best sound to chooce in settings? The cinema one or the dobly audio?? I would like to have the best sourouns and dobly atmos experience when i m watching movies in netflix! So which one should i choose?
Thanks in advance
You are welcome. The Sony streaming store needs above 100 to deliver very close to uncompressed 4K. All of the streaming services compress the video some. Try a 4K bluray player. If you are connected to an audio system choose Dolby. If not just see which sounds best to you
@@AudioAdvice thank you so much!!!i really appreciate it
None of this matters if most of the content you watch is from a Cable Box and SDR.
True!
Home theater darl scenes? Work
OLED will show off deep blacks the best.
QLED = mini Led
Thanks for sharing!
Plasma
Thanks for watching!
When I heard "our favorite company" I know this is not a channel where I can get unbiased reviews. Didn't watch any longer (nothing against Sony in particular, but I don't want a reviewer that is biased towards one company in particular instead of looking at the products first).
Yes we are a dealer but our “biased” opinion is based on decades of experience and history. The viability of a product is more than just its performance but how that brand treats it’s customers when things go wrong. Thanks for watching and commenting
Bought a Sony a80j, picture is fine. Electronics suck. I have spoken to Sony 4 times about a switching problem, all they have me do is check the tv hdmis and tell me it’s a Cec problem or av receiver problems. I have reset the tv on the average of 3 times daily due to tv unable to switch between inputs on 4 different receivers.😅, totally tired of resetting, for the money paid, this is garbage. I may just run components separately to tv instead of to receiver, never had this problem with Samsung or even a Hisense tv. For $3000 tv very disgruntled by this.
We are sorry you had issues. If you purchased you Sony TV from Audio Advice please reach out for help. What you describe is very unusual. We usually have more HDMI issues with the other brands you mention.
Doesn’t seem very unusual, reading posts trying to remedy the situation, because Sony is of no help, I have rn into many of these situations and the only remedy offered is, it’s probably the google operating system, and that reset the tv everytime it happens.
Thanks for your reply, though.
Sorry, wrong there about customer service. Three years ago, a 15 month old Sony with a failed panel got rejected twice during escalated claims process. They said they didn’t care about my brand loyalty. And now with the Sony price premium, I’m out.
We are sorry you had a bad experience. In most cases, the dealer who you purchased it from can have an influence on the outcome. That is why it is usually better to purchase from an actual local AV store than a huge company that sells everything.
@@AudioAdvice I did. PC Richard and they said too bad, you didn’t buy an extended warranty. I won’t shop there either again. Neither seems to understand that!
Easy OLED is king most watch movies in a dark to low light room which OLED is king at and not QD OLED is king of very bright rooms I like LG because I game a lot Sony sucks for gaming features
OLED is definitely a clear winner in low-light rooms. LG makes great TV sets although they don't make a next-gen gaming console, themselves, so for gamers who happen to game on PS5, we give an edge to Sony for the reasons we listed in our video but also because the console and TV tech is made by the same company. Thanks for watching!
@@AudioAdvice yes but Sony just started rolling out VRR lmao and LG you been getting this for awhile now plus you get
VRR
G SYNC
FREE SYNC
Dolby gaming
Game dashboard etc Sony is so far behind LG when it comes to gamers that’s not a good comparison for you to make it makes you look like you don’t know your tech not to sound mean but no one is choosing Sony for gaming lmao it’s always LG and now the QD OLED S95B Sony is only great in watching movies because of there processing and there better in SDR content please don’t try and say Sony is best for gaming lmao that makes you look not so knowledgeable 🤣 no offense the CX C1 C2 r the best gaming TVs for gamers that money can buy and nothing else even comes close this is why I sold my A80J OLED from Sony for the C1 OLED
OLED vs LED, not even worth the discussion, OLED tv all day long period!
Thanks for sharing, did you have a plasma set years ago and get hooked on the deep blacks?
@@AudioAdvice yes, Panasonic! but I never been this satisfied as with my Lg Oled, I have Oled tv since 2016 and still beautiful image quality blows any lcd tv from 2022!
@@Herofmine We figured as much! Those of us who had Pioneer or Panasonic plasma 20 some years ago still remember that great image.
@@AudioAdvice that’s the reason I never switched to Projector’s and or LCD’s. Picture quality for me is the important part than a size.
Sony is King 👑👑 Samsung TV's are not natural colour and very buggy and suffer more than most screen burn.
Thanks for watching
Is that a pandemic hairstyle? JK
Guilty 🙋🏻♂️
if you watch movies. neither... they both stutter horribly. stick with your plasma
Lol
You were doing ok until you said Sony’s customer service is better than other brands. Sony’s customer service is pure shite and it’s rated amongst the worse in the industry.
Not in our experience at all.
@@AudioAdvice That is because you are an authorized dealer. Not an end user. For future reference, when doing videos like this, at least be honest and transparent providing all the information, instead of simply stating “Sony is the greatest”, without even touching into the subject of their defective Mediatek HDMI chips, the constant lies about features coming through firmware updates that take years and then do not work right and the many Sony TV models that do not even work as a display if you do not agree to Google’s TOS. Sony has the best motion processing in the industry and arguably the most accurate picture processing, but that is where it stops.
The Sony A80K TV itself is OK,, but the remote SUUCKKS!! It eats batteries at an incredibly ludicrous pace - I have to replace the batteries every other week - and this isn't even a backlit remote!!
No wonder Samsung went with a remote that can be recharged numerous ways!! For a TV that cost $3,300.00, this is completely UNACCEPTABLE!!
Sorry to hear of your remote troubles. You should reach out to the dealer you purchased the Sony from. We have not seen your problem and have sold a lot of those sets. It sounds like you have a bad remote.
Bla bla bla...oled its top
Haha, OLED’s are very good for certain applications. Thanks for watching!