Another great video. Awesome 👌 It is obvious that A95l is the best In terms of picture quality of S95c, the filmmaker mode makes it the darker tv. S95c it's brighter overall, especially in colors I watched Gantz:o on Netflix yesterday night, which is hd quality and it wasn't like this on your video. This tv is much stronger from what you showed I can't wait for your next video
@geofousteris2669. Hey nice to hear from you again. The S95c is the brightest tv in gaming and in other preset modes like standard but filmmaker seems to be dimmed down more. And I know incan make it brighter with changing the gamma and shadow details but what happens or at least what I notice happens is the loss in details and it raises blacks to aggressively. I just think that it's a little harder to make it look better in HD content over the A95L and G3. That's all. It's a totally different story in gaming and 4k uhd hdr content. Cause the S95C shines in those areas.
I have the S95C as a PC monitor with the anapeak mod. Reaching actual 2000 nits @ 3% brightness and its has the lowest inputlag with 4k144hz. It is the best TV for PC usage. But for general usage, with a primary focus on movies or TV, the A95L is surely the best one. But for my specific usecase the S95C is simply better. Always get the hardware that is best suited for YOU. Dont religiously follow reviews or forums.
@Cenkolino. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. And thank you for the very good advice. It will always be respected here on my channel. Hope to see you in the comments more often.
Will I get bumed out if I buy the S90C in 77" (same panel as S95C) as PC monitor, sitting 80 cm from the screen, when watching low bitrate content that is not in 4k? I am really afraid it will look horrible and pixly/blocky.
Great vid. Loved the non biased opinion on things. For another video idea, you could make each tv the best possible with their settings and then compare them that way against each other's full potential.
@PUT_N_WRK. Nice to hear from you again. Thank you so much for your support and kind words. It really means allot to me. Do you mean full potential as in 4k with allot of their enhancement settings turned on?
@happyfredrik0. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Yes I'm actually going to be doing a video game comparison video and talk settings in that video for gaming.
@@sridevi34 I like the samsung more for its colors. And dont missunderstand me great colors doesnt mean oversaturation, but very bright and vivid colors compared to g3. Some people say that for movies, dolby vision is important, which you get with lg but dont get with samsung. However, still at samsung, you get hdr for those movies that support dolby vision, so its not like you get sdr instead of dolby vision. About sdr, I do not care much about, both tvs are good.
@szpip1564. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I have disclosed my settings in the video. So if it is misleading, it's because you are judging it by either the content you are watching not being steamed and upscaled at the same time and your not in filmmaker mode. I can assure you that if you have the same settings, streaming non 4k non hdr content and while being in filmmaker mode, you will see the S95C will generally be the dimmer of the 2 tvs. But yes to your point, the S95c is generally the same in brightness and on top of that fact has even more color for the most part in 4k hdr content whether streamed or playing a physical 4k uhd hdr disc. Then that is when the S95C is best at what it can do in brightness and color
@woesketrules..instate the exact settings. Keep in mind video compression on UA-cam and watching non native 4k video. Please let me know what settings you have while watching HD content streaming on Netflix thank you
This is probably one of the most important comparisons in my research for a new tv. I nearly purchased an S95C today, but saw a side by side comparison of an A95 next to a second top tier Samsung (micro LED) playing a random upscaled HD tv show. The Samsung could not render detail visible on the A95 in things like hair and details in buildings like bricks, filling in these areas with suggestive mushy blobs. I realised that I need to do more research before buying, as upscaling is going to be so important for about 90% of what we watch. Despite a massively discounted S95C, it’s looking like it will have to be an investment of an A95. Yes the s95c looks fantastic playing 4K content, but I believe this will be a minority of our viewing until the programming catches up.
@Williammokrynski1305. Hey, thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. Please keep in mind that not only in this video was I running a lower resolution comparison but it was also streaming. Which loses even more details due to lower bit rate content capabilities of the streaming platform. I think if you get let's say a 1080 DVD blue ray. It may look a little better on the S95C, but it will also look that much better with the A95L.
The A95L is bright as the Sun ☀but I gotta say earlier I haven't given the G3 enough credits. The depth and upscaling are Best in Class, even outperforming the A95L. (albeit by a tiny margin) I can see why people are buying it, just too bad LG doesn't have the QD Oled technology at their disposal.
@Manuel.Medellin. Nice to hear from you again. I always said if you combine LGS Processing with qd oled tech, just imagine how amazing that would be. Because again, LG has a processor that is on par with Sony. And in other ways even better. Like motion and 3d pop.
@wach1722. Thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I have said what my settings are in the beginning of the video. It's just that when upscaling HD and streaming low bit content at the same while putting it in filmmaker mode, thats what the S95C looks like. But believe me. The S95C shines in 4K HDR and looks much better in most categories outside of this very specific category in this comparison.
Hey @ogcod great video! I'm looking for a 55 inch wall mounted tv for the bedroom that will use the tv's speakers! Content is a mix of lower quality streaming, hockey games and movies using Firestick 4k max! Im debating between the Sony A95L and the LG G3, which one would you recommend? Thanks!
@HiddenGhost00. Hey nice to hear from you again. My guess is that since you aren't bringing up a price point, budget may possibly not matter. You also mentioned you will be using the tv speakers when using the tvs which sounds like you will not be purchasing external speakers to add to the tv sound. If that is the case and upscaling quality is important to you, I would recommend the A95L. the xr clear processing is great for low bit and low resolution streaming. Sound quality is better, I only mention this because these sound like the key factors that are important to you only because you specifically brought those up. If you want watch hockey allot the g3 looks good because of its puity in white and the hockey ring will look awesome. Plus the g3 will automatically come with the wall mount. So that saves you money. But again you didn't bring up budget, or the fact that you want pure whites, or the fact that you were also going to add external speakers. So I think because of the fact your use case is very mixed, and both tvs are good for you, the A95L is better because the speakers, and upscaling is better.
@@consumerreview2k Correct, no external speakers, wall mount is a must, pure white preferably! If I can't find the A95L, do I get the G3 or go to the next best Sony, the A80L?
@HiddenGhost00 that's a tough one. It depends on how important the xr clear is and if you want the better sound sound of the A80L. Because they both will have the pure white your looking for being that they are both panels from LG. I know that's not the full reason why you get the pure whites as they will have different looks to them but they are both pushed brightness and color the same way in terms if the panel technology with the white sub pixel. So again if the better sound and xr clear processing is not as important to you then the lg g3 is awesome. Comes with the wall mount prioritized for the g3 and processing is just as good as sonys. The difference is marginal. Noticeable but marginal vs the A80L. Plus at that point the good thing about the g3 is the 4x 2.1 hdmi ports. I know you didn't mention if that was a priority or not but at least you still get extra 2.1ports
Thanks @ogcod for these videos; they're fantastic for folks like myself debating between these TVs. I think I'm down for the A95L but I have a nagging feeling that the reduced brightness versus the G3 or the more aggressive ABL will annoy me. However it looks like in this video the A95L is the brightest? Is the LG turned down or something? I have an LG 2016 B6 OLED with shoddy brightness and aggressive ABL and it's always been my main annoyance with the TV. Is my worry justified or am I overthinking it?
@ceeK2. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video on. Means allot. The G3 is typically brighter then the A95L in most scenarios. But this is a very specific comparison. The g3 is more dim when upscaling hd content via streaming in low but bit rate video content specifically in filmmaker mode. The A95L and G3 Are more equal in brightness when playing hdr 4k content. And at more times then not the g3 tends to be the brighter tv in those comparisons
I just upgraded my B6 to a few TVs, 2 I took back, the S90C I’m keeping, I think. I tried the A95K and it was super impressive, but it had issues. Then I tried the c3 and it was lackluster, so much so I felt like it was only a small upgrade over the b6. The Samsung, which I found with the 2nd gen panel was not just brighter, but had a lot more detail. It has vivid, but that’s too overpowering, so I mainly watch it in standard mode. Ps all the TVs this year are a little buggy.
Is put all the setting of the TV the same and steal something in Samsung look bad I don't think setting need to be on full to look good distortion picture and color they need to work on calibration setting of the TV in default mod
@78Buju. I don't believe there is such a setting that is called active brightness. Unless you are referring to hdr tone mapping set to active? If that is what you meant, then no active tone mapping is turned off and set to static instead.
@Garyj6311. Thank you for the comment and checking out the video. At first I thought it would be a distraction but it's not. It also makes the tv feel more high end too.
In regard to the skin tones, you mention the A95L struggles with lighter skin tones while the G3 looks good, but doesn't the LG G3 make the person look too pale (unnaturally so) when compared to the A95L which looks more lifelike (24:25 as an example)? Am I wrong in what I am seeing?
@nicolasangel5522. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Yea in this particular example in person the skim tone can look a little to light and can make his skin look more light then it actually is. In person it looks different then it does through camera sometimes
Well I'm disappointed.... Yet another vid that has no moving around!!! 😂 Thanks for the vid as always my friend, get well soon yeah. Hey be interesting what lgs new processor and other stuff will be like next year 😮
@Teach13. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I mentioned the settings in the beginning of the video. If you have a brighter looking picture. Then it's maybe one of 2 things. Your settings are different like shadow detail and gamma, or it may be possible that your are referring to a brighter picture but in HDR? But with the same same settings on the tvs I would assume the S95C Will be a little bit brighter over the S90C.
He's using filmmaker mode on the samsung, which for samsung may as well be called sabotage mode as it makes things look terrible compared to other presets.
@hclandscapes. Thank you so much for your comment and for checking out the video. Taking the time to drop a comment means allot to me. Thank you for your opinion. I tend to agree with that. If it wasn't for LG tvs would not be where that today. And I have been saying this for year's
Well, if we ignore that LG didn't create OLED (researchers not affiliated with LG did) nor make it popular in the consumer space (Samsung did, especially with their amoled phones which they alone produced for years before LG finally tried it on their phones) then sure we can say LG created OLED lmao. You can give LG credit for making competitive TVs which in turn forces improvements from rivals and you can also give LG credit for pioneering the first WOLED panels in the TV space, both of which are great in their own right and don't require us to embellish or lie about LG inventing OLED to be impressed
Very good demonstration of HD upscaling, but I’m just bit puzzled. When you say specular highlights, specular highlights are in HDR contents, but this is HD so I don’t understand why you are confusing that with HDR when you say specular highlights?
@amutavaraja3385. Thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. I am referring to the smallest brightest points when speaking about specular highlights.
Good job, Im looking it more of curiosity, I live in Brazil and here Sony dont sells TV anymore and Samsung only released S90C here. Im following G3 very closely but its a shame that Sony dont sells TV here anymore. Denoise and Sharpness in Sony is unparallel, you can notice in17:45 and 28:00, with better colour as well. In another video you can see it in Gwen's hair. I dont know exactly how Sony managed to do this, but the others ones dont even stand a chance to fight.
@ShiroKushin. Thank you for the comment and for checking out the video. In this particular video I would agree that the Sony A95L looks the best in most of the scenes. But this is a very specific comparison. When playing video games or watching 4k hdr movies, the Samsung and the LG look much closer to the A95L. Many times can look better.
@janfredrikmoen7557. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. Congratulations on the new G3..what type of settings are you looking for? Gaming? Streaming? 4k Dvd hdr movies? Are you looking for brighter? Darker? Best highlights and shadow details?
A95l and G3 are very sharp and bright I think Samsung dim it's set for two reasons: 1-to protect the panel from burn in 2-to not cannibalize the marketing argument of it's Neo QLED lineup
Counter point. They don't have a good heatsink to allow for brights because they have to price their tvs cheaper since their quality and processing is years behind Sony and LG. But sure...they're just doing it to help qled 🤡
Hi to all. I see this smoothing and detail thing many times on the RTINGS reviews and I don’t know when it really matters … now everything goes streaming so it should must be very important but they never seems give it the edge like nits contrast etc … can somebody give a “for dummies” explaining? Thanks
@,abelramos8652. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. If I understand your question correctly and I'm not sure if I do. I think what your asking is you want to know what smoothing means in regards to upscaling low resolution content and streaming?
@abelramos8652 they are both very important to those who primarily watch older content that was made in SDR. It smoothes out the the background to make older sdr content look more clean and clear and does so by making it look natural. That is a difficult task fir a processor to do and upscaling details in low bit rate content helps with being able to help prevent as much banding as possible. Especially I'm dark scenes. Which is very noticeable if the tv is not capable of processing those things out of the scenes you are watching.
Wow, Samsung is littrally out of conversation 😂😂 It's either SONY or LG my ranking Sony A95L LG G3 SONY A95K LG G2 Thanks for the comparison 👍🏻 and honest opinion maybe gaming with the most accurate settings
@othman0077. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. It really depends on what you primarily use the tv for. I just typically think that the s95c does not do the best in upscaling. But in hdr 4k and in hdr gaming it really is an amazing looming tv. Even looking better in brightness and color over the A95L. Also when Watching a 4k uhd hdr DVD. Definitely think the S95C looks better in color luminance and vibrancy. Maybe the details are slightly less better looking but it makes it up in color pop for sure
I respect your observations For me, even if Samsung is the king of TVs, I will not buy it even for free I have had a hard time with Samsung. No way, I am buying Samsung forever, even for free. LG with HGIG is perfect, just the colors in game mode lacking luminance, as other reviewers say. Sony tone mapping off under tracking, gradation preferred is tone mapping, which I don't prefer but Sony, this year, truly king of TVs I am waiting for sales on A95L because we get 65", which is expansive. Usually, I buy 55".
Wish he could throw in to this exaft group of TVs 📺 the Sony x90l and the Hisense U8. Because those budget tvs most people can afford while comparing them to the flagships. Be awesome all those together... 5 television 📺📺📺📺📺 compared on low stream content ...
@vulcanlogic544. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. If I had the x90l I would love to have done a side by side with thise tvs but I only review tvs that I personally own at the moment. Sorry about that. I do own the Hisense u8k now but it is currently being used by someone else now.
@ainajow5874. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. The G3 would definitely in my opinion have the best depth and 3d effect out of all 3 these tvs.
Quite shocked with the Samsung TV. In other comparison tests they give the impression that they are very close, but your demo clearly demonstrate that the Samsung is the dimest of all three by a mile. I don’t understand how they think that Samsung is very close just a very poor comparison to the LG & Sony.
@amitavraja3385. Hey thank yiu for the comment and checking out the video. For the most part your right they are very similar. Especially the A95L and S95C. But for some reason even to my own surprise, specifically in uoscaling content combined with filmmaker mode, the S95c seemed to be the dimmer tv of the 3. Now you can brighten it uo by bossting your midtones/gamma. And you can change other settings too. But just have to be cognizant of the fact that it can also blow out other details in highlights and raise blacks. So if your not into raising black levels just try your best to fine those shadow details without losing details that's all. It takes some time. And if you really want it done in a more refined way for best color accuracy and picture accuracy. Getting the tv calibrated by a good calibrator is the way to go. Otherwise you can get 90 to 95% of the way there by just taking the time to fine tune it yourself.
@consumerreview2k question. You keep mentioning the amazing 3D pop on the LG G3. I actually saw that pop in person, and i was amazed. The question is, does the A95L have any of that 3D pop characteristics within the picture like the G3 has?
@nicholasangel5522. Hey, thank you for the comment and for checking out the video. Yes, it does have a bit of that 3d pop on the A95L. I do personally think that although it's noticeable, it is not as good-looking as it is on the G3. Not even close. The G3 has the 3d pop not only more noticeable but also looks that way on basically every single.clscene you throw at it. On the A95L, it's not as noticeable, and it's not every scene
@majic5596. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. The best way is to put there brightness as high as they can go and see which one in the same mode can look the brightest. That os keeping things as even and fair as possible
@FrankTheTank561. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Hope to see you in the comments more often. Really appreciate the mind words. Means allot.
@jtopdawg6. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I thought I've heard it was the same so you might as well get a g2. That was my understanding but I'm nit exactly remembering where i heard that from
@@jtopdawg6 if you’re getting a big tv i’d recommend a X95L. My friend has one and it’s amazing. I never got it because I only have space for a 65” tv. So I got myself an LG G3 two days ago
Filmaker mode on de Samsung is disappointing. Other presets gives more brightness. It's not that suprising that the other look better. I hope you can make a comparison with standard and 'intelligente mode' on, that gives so much more vibes 🎉
@jasonU9. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I'm personally not a fan of filmmaker mode unless I'm watching a movie on a projector. Thats when it really feels like your at the movies but at home. It's awesome
I have a Sony A80j and I just got a Sony A95L and there’s not a big difference except the A95L is a little brighter that’s it and some scenes that A80J tends to have a little bit better contrast details. I’m thinking on returning the Sony A95L to get the LG G3. I’m not impressed with the A95L. I can’t justify spending so much money just to get a little bit better performance.
What size is you A80J? If you have the 77” with the glossy screen and evo panel then you have a very good set there, sir. Since it is brighter than the 55” and 65” variants. I have a 77” A80J with a Costco active warranty still. I’m not upgrading till next year.
All these TVs have big cons. The Sony is great but way too expensive. The LG requires wall mounting because the LG stand tilts the TV. The Samsung has a narrow yet deep and cheap looking stand, hard to place a soundbar in front and weight distribution all in the center which might be risky for the tv bench. My current TV, the 2016 ks9800 has a much more premium stand where the soundbar is designed to be on top of it. If either the a95l or a80l had good offers I would go for one of those but even the a80l is way more expensive than the s90c and c3 in my country. If the G3 had a good stand I would pick that one but I don't want to purchase some third party stand that isn't available in my country. I guess that leaves the C3 but everybody says it's a big downgrade in picture quality compared to the s90c, and I also think the stand looks a bit narrow on that one but better than the s90c, and at least there's room to put a soundbar in front. I could wait until next years black friday sales but I will probably have the same dilemma then lol. Or see if the sonys go down more in price but I heard they rarely have good offers. I mostly game and watch some soccer and netflix/movies.
@xpopcornx1747. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. They are definitely all nit perfect. All tvs do have somewhat of a tilt when on a stand, though I've noticed.
@naweedanwari9787. Thank you for the comment and checking out the video. The color on the S95c was bumped all the way up to 30 over when it's in HDR 4K films down to between 20 to 25. But in filmmaker mode it is just overall a more dim looking picture while upscaling to 4k.
A95L feels like a generational TV...looking at even 2024 models, it seems like nothing will match it. Sure, in some areas the G4 is better, but overall, as a home cinema TV without Gaming as the primary use, it still seems to reign supreme
I’m not sure why but I’m not fan of the brighter picture the movie is not suppose to look that bright and colorful specially a Snyder movie it’s like adding that Samsung saturated look… I’m still undecided if to go for the a95L 65 or a80l 83
@VirtuoisContract. Hey, thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Oh boy, that's a tough one. Both tvs look to be a great choice either way. Good luck, and either way you go, I hope you love the tv in the long run. Thank you again, and I hope to see you in the comments more often
@sidsmart516. Hey, thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Yes, in most cases, they are about the same in brightness in filmmaker mode. Specifically when comparing 4k content. This comparison is not 4k, so the signal the tv receives is different. And I noticed that when upscaling an HD movie while at the same time being in filmmaker mode. The s95c is the dimmer tv of the 3. But yes, you're right. Most comparisons are more equal in terms of brightness in video content
Just an observation probably a coincidence kinda the same line up as the competition couple months ago when the Sony won the king of tv lol center stage kinda pop always to viewers
@JIGAPIGA1. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video but holy cow. Your right. I honestly didn't even notice that until you just mentioning that. I promise you this. It was non intentional. The reason qhy my A95L is in the middle is because that is the tv I primarily use now. So we can watch it straight ahead of where me and my son and wife sit when we watch.
Doesn’t make any sense , cause if it’s in sdr , qd oled has no advantage in sdr color range cause all the three have 100% sdr color range . Speaking of brightness, by numbers g3 should be the brightest looking sdr tv .
@lipiningole1381. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. They are in HD not sdr. Plus tvs can get 100% of color space and still look different. Due to the panel technology and processing.
Sony Bravia A95L QD OLED takes other 2 with easy not slightly better like some of the reviews rtings a lot better than Samsung S95C QD OLED and LG G3 OLED.
@RobertK1993. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. Yes I have also watched those comparisons as they have great research resources.
@jakobbode18. Thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I did have it on 90 and I felt that in professional mode, it made the picture look a little off with blacks. Brightness is at 100 though so I'm not sure why your saying it should be at 100 as it indeed is at 100
A qd-oled should not be that dim and its color is its biggest strength. This was a terrible comparison for the S95C and pretty inaccurate. Idk what settings or mode the s95C is in, but this review is probably one of the only ones I’ve seen that it didn’t show Samsung Qd-OLED real capabilities
Man...Can't stand film maker mode because it "to me" doesn't depict an accurate picture...Any reason why you don't show your demos in standard mode which the majority of folks use? 🤔
@ericj1385. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I'm not a fan either but it was a very popular request. And I always wondered why do all the professionals say that os the most accurate modewhen it looks so bad.but I think it's because it's as closeto D65 white point as possible along with a few other things with directors intent.
@almir-lq9qw. In most cases the s95c does not look as dim as the other tvs. This is a very specific comparison. Upscaling while streaming low bit rate content and turning off all picture enhanced settings all while staying specifically in filmmaker mode. Which is the darkest but most accurate mode to watch films in. But yes you can certainly set the s95c to look brighter in this type of content. You can raise gamma too and increase shadow details if you prefer that. Turn on contrast enhancer, or even change your color settings and take it off filmmaker mode
@gertiasllani. Hey, thank you for the comment and checking out the video. The settings I have are exactly what I mentioned in the video. In most cases and when in the tv is playing in 4k HDR, the S95C is equally bright and more colorful than the A95L and G3. But this is not that comparison. This is uoscalijg while streaming in a specific picture preset (filmmaker)
I know but trust me in Samsung you need to turn high contrast enhancer and peak brightness medium or of and the picture in HDR looks much better and more colourful
Why do all of you UA-camrs put the Samsung OLEDs in filmaker mode like its the god of modes. It heavily reduces brightness and color vibrancy and is not a good or accurate depiction of what this tv can do. it is just ridiculous that you all do this in comparisons because the tv can look MILES better than this. STOP BEING LAZY AND COPYING OTHER UA-camRS! WHOEVER FIRST DID THIS NEEDS TO BE KICKED OFF UA-cam. Stop being lazy and calibrate the damn tvs manually for the best picture. geeez.
@SupplyNinja. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I think that youtubers put in filmmaker mode per many viewers and subscribers request as it is known to be the most accurate tv setting to be as close as possible to the directors intent. And many pp out there want to see how they perform in that picture setting because they want to get as close to a cinematic experience at home as possible. But yes to your point if you do not like that setting you can certainly step it up and get more color and brightness out of the with other processing features that you can enable on top of the different picture preset options.
@Linnjazzy-93. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I'm sorry but I don't understand what you mean by your comment. Care to elaborate please?
I can tell the Samsung s95c the power and energy saving setting is on . I saw this two TV’s Samsung and Sony in store side by side and the brightness and colors is pretty identical. You However set up the TV’s in wrong way or you done it by purpose to misleading people on your channel
@Linnjazzy-93 sorry to inform you, but that is simply not correct. Number 1 I never and will never put any of my tvs into energy saving mode. That is one of the first things I disable when setting up any of my tvs. Also, keep in mind that you are comparing your personal experience from what you have seen at a retail store where the tvs are on display to what I am displaying in this is a very specific comparison. That is a completely different comparison. This particular comparison is a low but rate streaming and upscaling comparison of a movie that is playing in a 1080p resolution. What you're seeing at a retailer is the tv first and foremost in store/retail mode while playing a 4k hdr demo. I kindly ask to make sure you know what your viewing is before you comment and mention that this is misleading. We put in allot of work to explain the specific details of each comparison videos when posting these videos. I would recommend paying closer attention to the audio so that you can understand what modes they are being compared in. Thank you so much, and I hope to see you in the comments more often
@HoodRed69 Hey, thank you for the comment and checking out the video. In my gaming comparisons, I do have the S95c on a more accurate setting, but in game mode, it is definitely the brightest of the 3. But in this particular setting as the tvs upscale in HD while streaming low bit rate content, all while in filmmaker mode, I found the samsung S95C to be the most dim of the Sony A95L ND LG g3
I've had my g3 for two days now and all i can say its a beautiful tv
Another great video. Awesome 👌
It is obvious that A95l is the best
In terms of picture quality of S95c, the filmmaker mode makes it the darker tv. S95c it's brighter overall, especially in colors
I watched Gantz:o on Netflix yesterday night, which is hd quality and it wasn't like this on your video. This tv is much stronger from what you showed
I can't wait for your next video
@geofousteris2669. Hey nice to hear from you again. The S95c is the brightest tv in gaming and in other preset modes like standard but filmmaker seems to be dimmed down more. And I know incan make it brighter with changing the gamma and shadow details but what happens or at least what I notice happens is the loss in details and it raises blacks to aggressively. I just think that it's a little harder to make it look better in HD content over the A95L and G3. That's all. It's a totally different story in gaming and 4k uhd hdr content. Cause the S95C shines in those areas.
@@consumerreview2k The truth is that the s95c has the weakest processor
Keep up the good work 👏
I have the S95C as a PC monitor with the anapeak mod. Reaching actual 2000 nits @ 3% brightness and its has the lowest inputlag with 4k144hz. It is the best TV for PC usage. But for general usage, with a primary focus on movies or TV, the A95L is surely the best one. But for my specific usecase the S95C is simply better. Always get the hardware that is best suited for YOU. Dont religiously follow reviews or forums.
@Cenkolino. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. And thank you for the very good advice. It will always be respected here on my channel. Hope to see you in the comments more often.
Will I get bumed out if I buy the S90C in 77" (same panel as S95C) as PC monitor, sitting 80 cm from the screen, when watching low bitrate content that is not in 4k? I am really afraid it will look horrible and pixly/blocky.
Great vid. Loved the non biased opinion on things. For another video idea, you could make each tv the best possible with their settings and then compare them that way against each other's full potential.
@PUT_N_WRK. Nice to hear from you again. Thank you so much for your support and kind words. It really means allot to me. Do you mean full potential as in 4k with allot of their enhancement settings turned on?
Great content @ogcod! How bout a settings video? I have the G3 and there's soooo much to play with in the settings.
@happyfredrik0. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Yes I'm actually going to be doing a video game comparison video and talk settings in that video for gaming.
We love you man, I hope you doing well, nothing serious i hope again
@MM-Official. Thank you for your concern. Means allot. I love you guys all back
@@consumerreview2k Thanks bro, and btw, i love that look of G3 , just wow
I have both s95c and g3. The brightness difference your video is showing is a huge mislead.
Hello! Can you tell me which of the two has a better picture in SDR, HDR? I watch movies, I'm not a gamer. Thanks!
@@sridevi34 I like the samsung more for its colors. And dont missunderstand me great colors doesnt mean oversaturation, but very bright and vivid colors compared to g3. Some people say that for movies, dolby vision is important, which you get with lg but dont get with samsung. However, still at samsung, you get hdr for those movies that support dolby vision, so its not like you get sdr instead of dolby vision. About sdr, I do not care much about, both tvs are good.
Totally. Digital Trends comparison they all look almost identical.
@@szpip1564Thank you very much! Happy Holidays!
@szpip1564. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I have disclosed my settings in the video. So if it is misleading, it's because you are judging it by either the content you are watching not being steamed and upscaled at the same time and your not in filmmaker mode. I can assure you that if you have the same settings, streaming non 4k non hdr content and while being in filmmaker mode, you will see the S95C will generally be the dimmer of the 2 tvs. But yes to your point, the S95c is generally the same in brightness and on top of that fact has even more color for the most part in 4k hdr content whether streamed or playing a physical 4k uhd hdr disc. Then that is when the S95C is best at what it can do in brightness and color
I have the s95c, and yours doesn’t look the same at all. Don’t know what you messed up in your settings…
@woesketrules..instate the exact settings. Keep in mind video compression on UA-cam and watching non native 4k video. Please let me know what settings you have while watching HD content streaming on Netflix thank you
This is probably one of the most important comparisons in my research for a new tv. I nearly purchased an S95C today, but saw a side by side comparison of an A95 next to a second top tier Samsung (micro LED) playing a random upscaled HD tv show. The Samsung could not render detail visible on the A95 in things like hair and details in buildings like bricks, filling in these areas with suggestive mushy blobs. I realised that I need to do more research before buying, as upscaling is going to be so important for about 90% of what we watch. Despite a massively discounted S95C, it’s looking like it will have to be an investment of an A95. Yes the s95c looks fantastic playing 4K content, but I believe this will be a minority of our viewing until the programming catches up.
@Williammokrynski1305. Hey, thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. Please keep in mind that not only in this video was I running a lower resolution comparison but it was also streaming. Which loses even more details due to lower bit rate content capabilities of the streaming platform. I think if you get let's say a 1080 DVD blue ray. It may look a little better on the S95C, but it will also look that much better with the A95L.
The A95L is bright as the Sun ☀but I gotta say earlier I haven't given the G3 enough credits. The depth and upscaling are Best in Class, even outperforming the A95L. (albeit by a tiny margin) I can see why people are buying it, just too bad LG doesn't have the QD Oled technology at their disposal.
I'm glad you recognize this fact finally, I hope you doing great bro(we already communicate about this on another channel
@Manuel.Medellin. Nice to hear from you again. I always said if you combine LGS Processing with qd oled tech, just imagine how amazing that would be. Because again, LG has a processor that is on par with Sony. And in other ways even better. Like motion and 3d pop.
What have u done to the Samsung ?? Cus mines definitely dnt look like
@wach1722. Thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I have said what my settings are in the beginning of the video. It's just that when upscaling HD and streaming low bit content at the same while putting it in filmmaker mode, thats what the S95C looks like. But believe me. The S95C shines in 4K HDR and looks much better in most categories outside of this very specific category in this comparison.
Hey @ogcod great video! I'm looking for a 55 inch wall mounted tv for the bedroom that will use the tv's speakers! Content is a mix of lower quality streaming, hockey games and movies using Firestick 4k max! Im debating between the Sony A95L and the LG G3, which one would you recommend? Thanks!
@HiddenGhost00. Hey nice to hear from you again. My guess is that since you aren't bringing up a price point, budget may possibly not matter. You also mentioned you will be using the tv speakers when using the tvs which sounds like you will not be purchasing external speakers to add to the tv sound. If that is the case and upscaling quality is important to you, I would recommend the A95L. the xr clear processing is great for low bit and low resolution streaming. Sound quality is better, I only mention this because these sound like the key factors that are important to you only because you specifically brought those up. If you want watch hockey allot the g3 looks good because of its puity in white and the hockey ring will look awesome. Plus the g3 will automatically come with the wall mount. So that saves you money. But again you didn't bring up budget, or the fact that you want pure whites, or the fact that you were also going to add external speakers. So I think because of the fact your use case is very mixed, and both tvs are good for you, the A95L is better because the speakers, and upscaling is better.
@@consumerreview2k Correct, no external speakers, wall mount is a must, pure white preferably! If I can't find the A95L, do I get the G3 or go to the next best Sony, the A80L?
@HiddenGhost00 that's a tough one. It depends on how important the xr clear is and if you want the better sound sound of the A80L. Because they both will have the pure white your looking for being that they are both panels from LG. I know that's not the full reason why you get the pure whites as they will have different looks to them but they are both pushed brightness and color the same way in terms if the panel technology with the white sub pixel. So again if the better sound and xr clear processing is not as important to you then the lg g3 is awesome. Comes with the wall mount prioritized for the g3 and processing is just as good as sonys. The difference is marginal. Noticeable but marginal vs the A80L. Plus at that point the good thing about the g3 is the 4x 2.1 hdmi ports. I know you didn't mention if that was a priority or not but at least you still get extra 2.1ports
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Thanks @ogcod for these videos; they're fantastic for folks like myself debating between these TVs.
I think I'm down for the A95L but I have a nagging feeling that the reduced brightness versus the G3 or the more aggressive ABL will annoy me. However it looks like in this video the A95L is the brightest? Is the LG turned down or something? I have an LG 2016 B6 OLED with shoddy brightness and aggressive ABL and it's always been my main annoyance with the TV.
Is my worry justified or am I overthinking it?
@ceeK2. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video on. Means allot. The G3 is typically brighter then the A95L in most scenarios. But this is a very specific comparison. The g3 is more dim when upscaling hd content via streaming in low but bit rate video content specifically in filmmaker mode. The A95L and G3 Are more equal in brightness when playing hdr 4k content. And at more times then not the g3 tends to be the brighter tv in those comparisons
I just upgraded my B6 to a few TVs, 2 I took back, the S90C I’m keeping, I think. I tried the A95K and it was super impressive, but it had issues. Then I tried the c3 and it was lackluster, so much so I felt like it was only a small upgrade over the b6. The Samsung, which I found with the 2nd gen panel was not just brighter, but had a lot more detail. It has vivid, but that’s too overpowering, so I mainly watch it in standard mode. Ps all the TVs this year are a little buggy.
What about Active brightness setting on S95C? Do you have it on or off?
Is put all the setting of the TV the same and steal something in Samsung look bad I don't think setting need to be on full to look good distortion picture and color they need to work on calibration
setting of the TV in default mod
@78Buju. I don't believe there is such a setting that is called active brightness. Unless you are referring to hdr tone mapping set to active? If that is what you meant, then no active tone mapping is turned off and set to static instead.
Thank you I hope you do more good professional and information review 🧠
Great video. Quick question about the G3. Is the silver bezel of the G3 distracting when watching content on it?
I've wondered this too. I thought the bezel looked great at first (best design IMO), but I feel you might lose immersion with that silver border.
Got this TV. Solid "nope".
@Garyj6311. Thank you for the comment and checking out the video. At first I thought it would be a distraction but it's not. It also makes the tv feel more high end too.
Nope!
Heck naw 😂
In regard to the skin tones, you mention the A95L struggles with lighter skin tones while the G3 looks good, but doesn't the LG G3 make the person look too pale (unnaturally so) when compared to the A95L which looks more lifelike (24:25 as an example)? Am I wrong in what I am seeing?
@nicolasangel5522. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Yea in this particular example in person the skim tone can look a little to light and can make his skin look more light then it actually is. In person it looks different then it does through camera sometimes
Well I'm disappointed.... Yet another vid that has no moving around!!! 😂 Thanks for the vid as always my friend, get well soon yeah. Hey be interesting what lgs new processor and other stuff will be like next year 😮
@Takeme_DCUO. Nice to hear from you again. I will have to do that on another video. Thank you so much.
@@consumerreview2k well I can forgive you as you were ill 😮😅🎉
I have the s90c and my tv is more brigthness than your s95c what is your seetings ?
@Teach13. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I mentioned the settings in the beginning of the video. If you have a brighter looking picture. Then it's maybe one of 2 things. Your settings are different like shadow detail and gamma, or it may be possible that your are referring to a brighter picture but in HDR? But with the same same settings on the tvs I would assume the S95C Will be a little bit brighter over the S90C.
He's using filmmaker mode on the samsung, which for samsung may as well be called sabotage mode as it makes things look terrible compared to other presets.
G3 because LG is the creator of OLED. LG been King of OLED for a long time.
@hclandscapes. Thank you so much for your comment and for checking out the video. Taking the time to drop a comment means allot to me. Thank you for your opinion. I tend to agree with that. If it wasn't for LG tvs would not be where that today. And I have been saying this for year's
Well, if we ignore that LG didn't create OLED (researchers not affiliated with LG did) nor make it popular in the consumer space (Samsung did, especially with their amoled phones which they alone produced for years before LG finally tried it on their phones) then sure we can say LG created OLED lmao.
You can give LG credit for making competitive TVs which in turn forces improvements from rivals and you can also give LG credit for pioneering the first WOLED panels in the TV space, both of which are great in their own right and don't require us to embellish or lie about LG inventing OLED to be impressed
@@dyeace what are you trying to massage?
@@alanclark9000 I just like calling out idiots
Very good demonstration of HD upscaling, but I’m just bit puzzled. When you say specular highlights, specular highlights are in HDR contents, but this is HD so I don’t understand why you are confusing that with HDR when you say specular highlights?
@amutavaraja3385. Thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. I am referring to the smallest brightest points when speaking about specular highlights.
Good job, Im looking it more of curiosity, I live in Brazil and here Sony dont sells TV anymore and Samsung only released S90C here. Im following G3 very closely but its a shame that Sony dont sells TV here anymore. Denoise and Sharpness in Sony is unparallel, you can notice in17:45 and 28:00, with better colour as well. In another video you can see it in Gwen's hair. I dont know exactly how Sony managed to do this, but the others ones dont even stand a chance to fight.
@ShiroKushin. Thank you for the comment and for checking out the video. In this particular video I would agree that the Sony A95L looks the best in most of the scenes. But this is a very specific comparison. When playing video games or watching 4k hdr movies, the Samsung and the LG look much closer to the A95L. Many times can look better.
I just got the 77 inch lg g3 today need som good picture settings !!Sony a95l and Samsung s95 looks amazing ! Hope lg g3 can com close !
@janfredrikmoen7557. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. Congratulations on the new G3..what type of settings are you looking for? Gaming? Streaming? 4k Dvd hdr movies? Are you looking for brighter? Darker? Best highlights and shadow details?
Once you add price to the equation, the G3 wins and its not even close.
Which tv is easier on the eyes watching long term? (Movies, shows etc)
@faultless18. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I think the g3 is personally for me.
A95l and G3 are very sharp and bright
I think Samsung dim it's set for two reasons:
1-to protect the panel from burn in
2-to not cannibalize the marketing argument of it's Neo QLED lineup
@MM-Official. Valid points and sounds good.
Counter point. They don't have a good heatsink to allow for brights because they have to price their tvs cheaper since their quality and processing is years behind Sony and LG. But sure...they're just doing it to help qled 🤡
Hi to all. I see this smoothing and detail thing many times on the RTINGS reviews and I don’t know when it really matters … now everything goes streaming so it should must be very important but they never seems give it the edge like nits contrast etc … can somebody give a “for dummies” explaining? Thanks
@,abelramos8652. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. If I understand your question correctly and I'm not sure if I do. I think what your asking is you want to know what smoothing means in regards to upscaling low resolution content and streaming?
Yeah when they apply and what of both is really important
@abelramos8652 they are both very important to those who primarily watch older content that was made in SDR. It smoothes out the the background to make older sdr content look more clean and clear and does so by making it look natural. That is a difficult task fir a processor to do and upscaling details in low bit rate content helps with being able to help prevent as much banding as possible. Especially I'm dark scenes. Which is very noticeable if the tv is not capable of processing those things out of the scenes you are watching.
Wow, Samsung is littrally out of conversation 😂😂
It's either SONY or LG
my ranking
Sony A95L
LG G3
SONY A95K
LG G2
Thanks for the comparison 👍🏻 and honest opinion
maybe gaming with the most accurate settings
@othman0077. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. It really depends on what you primarily use the tv for. I just typically think that the s95c does not do the best in upscaling. But in hdr 4k and in hdr gaming it really is an amazing looming tv. Even looking better in brightness and color over the A95L. Also when Watching a 4k uhd hdr DVD. Definitely think the S95C looks better in color luminance and vibrancy. Maybe the details are slightly less better looking but it makes it up in color pop for sure
I respect your observations
For me, even if Samsung is the king of TVs, I will not buy it even for free
I have had a hard time with Samsung. No way, I am buying Samsung forever, even for free.
LG with HGIG is perfect, just the colors in game mode lacking luminance, as other reviewers say.
Sony tone mapping off under tracking, gradation preferred is tone mapping, which I don't prefer
but Sony, this year, truly king of TVs
I am waiting for sales on A95L because we get 65", which is expansive. Usually, I buy 55".
@@consumerreview2khey, do you think samsung will look better with apple tv 4k upscalling?
Wish he could throw in to this exaft group of TVs 📺 the Sony x90l and the Hisense U8.
Because those budget tvs most people can afford while comparing them to the flagships.
Be awesome all those together... 5 television 📺📺📺📺📺 compared on low stream content ...
@vulcanlogic544. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. If I had the x90l I would love to have done a side by side with thise tvs but I only review tvs that I personally own at the moment. Sorry about that. I do own the Hisense u8k now but it is currently being used by someone else now.
Looks like the A95L blows the G3 and S95C off the map. It is CLEARLY the best TV for picture quality!!!
While I like the a95l, it’s doesn’t blow away the s95c or G3. The a95l is slightly better overall.
hye sir which one has more 3d effect?
@ainajow5874. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. The G3 would definitely in my opinion have the best depth and 3d effect out of all 3 these tvs.
@@consumerreview2k thank you bro for the reply. Keep sucess 😊
Thanks a lot. I made my decision.
What motion settings do you use on your Sony A95L?
I believe motion settings are off in this particular comparison.
@@consumerreview2kbro you showed stills in this video, so obviously he is asking your settings when you actually watch TV lmao
Quite shocked with the Samsung TV. In other comparison tests they give the impression that they are very close, but your demo clearly demonstrate that the Samsung is the dimest of all three by a mile. I don’t understand how they think that Samsung is very close just a very poor comparison to the LG & Sony.
@amitavraja3385. Hey thank yiu for the comment and checking out the video. For the most part your right they are very similar. Especially the A95L and S95C. But for some reason even to my own surprise, specifically in uoscaling content combined with filmmaker mode, the S95c seemed to be the dimmer tv of the 3. Now you can brighten it uo by bossting your midtones/gamma. And you can change other settings too. But just have to be cognizant of the fact that it can also blow out other details in highlights and raise blacks. So if your not into raising black levels just try your best to fine those shadow details without losing details that's all. It takes some time. And if you really want it done in a more refined way for best color accuracy and picture accuracy. Getting the tv calibrated by a good calibrator is the way to go. Otherwise you can get 90 to 95% of the way there by just taking the time to fine tune it yourself.
because the others make comparisons based on a calibration and with a control monitor
@consumerreview2k question. You keep mentioning the amazing 3D pop on the LG G3. I actually saw that pop in person, and i was amazed.
The question is, does the A95L have any of that 3D pop characteristics within the picture like the G3 has?
@nicholasangel5522. Hey, thank you for the comment and for checking out the video. Yes, it does have a bit of that 3d pop on the A95L. I do personally think that although it's noticeable, it is not as good-looking as it is on the G3. Not even close. The G3 has the 3d pop not only more noticeable but also looks that way on basically every single.clscene you throw at it. On the A95L, it's not as noticeable, and it's not every scene
Can’t you just adjust the brightness until they’re at the same visual level? It seems to me that that would be the only true way to compare…
@majic5596. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. The best way is to put there brightness as high as they can go and see which one in the same mode can look the brightest. That os keeping things as even and fair as possible
Great video.
@FrankTheTank561. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Hope to see you in the comments more often. Really appreciate the mind words. Means allot.
I’m down to the Sony and lg. I want a 83” though. Anyone know the brightness of lg 83” over the g2? I can’t find anything in 83” comparisons.
@jtopdawg6. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I thought I've heard it was the same so you might as well get a g2. That was my understanding but I'm nit exactly remembering where i heard that from
30% brighter than the G2 because of new MLA panel technology
@@pablozapata9694the 83” g3 don’t have mla. So I’m wondering how much is it over a g2.
Yeah 83" does not have MLA so definitely don't get that one if you want brightness.
@@jtopdawg6 if you’re getting a big tv i’d recommend a X95L. My friend has one and it’s amazing. I never got it because I only have space for a 65” tv. So I got myself an LG G3 two days ago
very good
@boubakar36. Hey sorry for the late reply but thank you for the comment and checking out the video on. Means allot. Thank you for your great support
I've been looking for this kind of comparison but really want to see the weakness of bargain models.
@jimidrammer4187. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. I only do reviews in tvs that I personally own. Sorry.
clear 👑WIN 👑 sony A95L 😎👌
Filmaker mode on de Samsung is disappointing. Other presets gives more brightness. It's not that suprising that the other look better. I hope you can make a comparison with standard and 'intelligente mode' on, that gives so much more vibes 🎉
Yes, I hear filmmaker mode in general is terrible and is one of the worst looking presets.
@jasonU9. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I'm personally not a fan of filmmaker mode unless I'm watching a movie on a projector. Thats when it really feels like your at the movies but at home. It's awesome
filmmaker mode is the one that is most faithful to the original work because they remove all processing artifacts
@@axelf7794 filmmaker mode is a thousand year old hag before makeup.
I have a Sony A80j and I just got a Sony A95L and there’s not a big difference except the A95L is a little brighter that’s it and some scenes that A80J tends to have a little bit better contrast details. I’m thinking on returning the Sony A95L to get the LG G3. I’m not impressed with the A95L. I can’t justify spending so much money just to get a little bit better performance.
lol 😅 the G3 is a massive downgrade
What size is you A80J? If you have the 77” with the glossy screen and evo panel then you have a very good set there, sir.
Since it is brighter than the 55” and 65” variants.
I have a 77” A80J with a Costco active warranty still. I’m not upgrading till next year.
@@unknownsource4359 I have 65in in both tvs
All these TVs have big cons. The Sony is great but way too expensive. The LG requires wall mounting because the LG stand tilts the TV. The Samsung has a narrow yet deep and cheap looking stand, hard to place a soundbar in front and weight distribution all in the center which might be risky for the tv bench. My current TV, the 2016 ks9800 has a much more premium stand where the soundbar is designed to be on top of it. If either the a95l or a80l had good offers I would go for one of those but even the a80l is way more expensive than the s90c and c3 in my country. If the G3 had a good stand I would pick that one but I don't want to purchase some third party stand that isn't available in my country. I guess that leaves the C3 but everybody says it's a big downgrade in picture quality compared to the s90c, and I also think the stand looks a bit narrow on that one but better than the s90c, and at least there's room to put a soundbar in front. I could wait until next years black friday sales but I will probably have the same dilemma then lol. Or see if the sonys go down more in price but I heard they rarely have good offers. I mostly game and watch some soccer and netflix/movies.
@xpopcornx1747. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. They are definitely all nit perfect. All tvs do have somewhat of a tilt when on a stand, though I've noticed.
You should have changed the setting from filmmaker mode on samsung because samsung tvs have the worst color
@naweedanwari9787. Thank you for the comment and checking out the video. The color on the S95c was bumped all the way up to 30 over when it's in HDR 4K films down to between 20 to 25. But in filmmaker mode it is just overall a more dim looking picture while upscaling to 4k.
A95L feels like a generational TV...looking at even 2024 models, it seems like nothing will match it. Sure, in some areas the G4 is better, but overall, as a home cinema TV without Gaming as the primary use, it still seems to reign supreme
I’m not sure why but I’m not fan of the brighter picture the movie is not suppose to look that bright and colorful specially a Snyder movie it’s like adding that Samsung saturated look… I’m still undecided if to go for the a95L 65 or a80l 83
@VirtuoisContract. Hey, thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Oh boy, that's a tough one. Both tvs look to be a great choice either way. Good luck, and either way you go, I hope you love the tv in the long run. Thank you again, and I hope to see you in the comments more often
I think s95c flimmaker mode or movie mode. Another video i saw s95c and g3 both are same clarity and bright
@sidsmart516. Hey, thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Yes, in most cases, they are about the same in brightness in filmmaker mode. Specifically when comparing 4k content. This comparison is not 4k, so the signal the tv receives is different. And I noticed that when upscaling an HD movie while at the same time being in filmmaker mode. The s95c is the dimmer tv of the 3. But yes, you're right. Most comparisons are more equal in terms of brightness in video content
Just an observation probably a coincidence kinda the same line up as the competition couple months ago when the Sony won the king of tv lol center stage kinda pop always to viewers
@JIGAPIGA1. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video but holy cow. Your right. I honestly didn't even notice that until you just mentioning that. I promise you this. It was non intentional. The reason qhy my A95L is in the middle is because that is the tv I primarily use now. So we can watch it straight ahead of where me and my son and wife sit when we watch.
Doesn’t make any sense , cause if it’s in sdr , qd oled has no advantage in sdr color range cause all the three have 100% sdr color range . Speaking of brightness, by numbers g3 should be the brightest looking sdr tv .
@lipiningole1381. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. They are in HD not sdr. Plus tvs can get 100% of color space and still look different. Due to the panel technology and processing.
Sony got that special sauce lol, it looks like it has a low key enhacer on it.
Sony Bravia A95L QD OLED takes other 2 with easy not slightly better like some of the reviews rtings a lot better than Samsung S95C QD OLED and LG G3 OLED.
@RobertK1993. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. Yes I have also watched those comparisons as they have great research resources.
Sony fact pictures natural best technology Japan 👑💖
If your videos are already over 30 mins you can take another 5 mins to show the settings lol.
those settings for hdr for the a95l are weired. It should be contrast 90 and Brightness 100
@jakobbode18. Thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I did have it on 90 and I felt that in professional mode, it made the picture look a little off with blacks. Brightness is at 100 though so I'm not sure why your saying it should be at 100 as it indeed is at 100
😂 i think samsung is the brightness tv lIke saying Samsung lie again
A qd-oled should not be that dim and its color is its biggest strength. This was a terrible comparison for the S95C and pretty inaccurate. Idk what settings or mode the s95C is in, but this review is probably one of the only ones I’ve seen that it didn’t show Samsung Qd-OLED real capabilities
Man...Can't stand film maker mode because it "to me" doesn't depict an accurate picture...Any reason why you don't show your demos in standard mode which the majority of folks use? 🤔
@ericj1385. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I'm not a fan either but it was a very popular request. And I always wondered why do all the professionals say that os the most accurate modewhen it looks so bad.but I think it's because it's as closeto D65 white point as possible along with a few other things with directors intent.
s95c does not look like that in my room, what in the world did you do to it? lmao
@almir-lq9qw. In most cases the s95c does not look as dim as the other tvs. This is a very specific comparison. Upscaling while streaming low bit rate content and turning off all picture enhanced settings all while staying specifically in filmmaker mode. Which is the darkest but most accurate mode to watch films in. But yes you can certainly set the s95c to look brighter in this type of content. You can raise gamma too and increase shadow details if you prefer that. Turn on contrast enhancer, or even change your color settings and take it off filmmaker mode
@@consumerreview2k filmmaker mode does not seem to be working on that G3 and Sony since they also get very dim, i seen the reviews.
My Samsung s95b looks brighter than s95c hahaha maybe you mast have power and energy saving on
@gertiasllani. Hey, thank you for the comment and checking out the video. The settings I have are exactly what I mentioned in the video. In most cases and when in the tv is playing in 4k HDR, the S95C is equally bright and more colorful than the A95L and G3. But this is not that comparison. This is uoscalijg while streaming in a specific picture preset (filmmaker)
I know but trust me in Samsung you need to turn high contrast enhancer and peak brightness medium or of and the picture in HDR looks much better and more colourful
Why do all of you UA-camrs put the Samsung OLEDs in filmaker mode like its the god of modes. It heavily reduces brightness and color vibrancy and is not a good or accurate depiction of what this tv can do. it is just ridiculous that you all do this in comparisons because the tv can look MILES better than this. STOP BEING LAZY AND COPYING OTHER UA-camRS! WHOEVER FIRST DID THIS NEEDS TO BE KICKED OFF UA-cam. Stop being lazy and calibrate the damn tvs manually for the best picture. geeez.
@SupplyNinja. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I think that youtubers put in filmmaker mode per many viewers and subscribers request as it is known to be the most accurate tv setting to be as close as possible to the directors intent. And many pp out there want to see how they perform in that picture setting because they want to get as close to a cinematic experience at home as possible. But yes to your point if you do not like that setting you can certainly step it up and get more color and brightness out of the with other processing features that you can enable on top of the different picture preset options.
Fake!!!
@Linnjazzy-93. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I'm sorry but I don't understand what you mean by your comment. Care to elaborate please?
I can tell the Samsung s95c the power and energy saving setting is on . I saw this two TV’s Samsung and Sony in store side by side and the brightness and colors is pretty identical.
You However set up the TV’s in wrong way or you done it by purpose to misleading people on your channel
@Linnjazzy-93 sorry to inform you, but that is simply not correct. Number 1 I never and will never put any of my tvs into energy saving mode. That is one of the first things I disable when setting up any of my tvs. Also, keep in mind that you are comparing your personal experience from what you have seen at a retail store where the tvs are on display to what I am displaying in this is a very specific comparison. That is a completely different comparison. This particular comparison is a low but rate streaming and upscaling comparison of a movie that is playing in a 1080p resolution. What you're seeing at a retailer is the tv first and foremost in store/retail mode while playing a 4k hdr demo. I kindly ask to make sure you know what your viewing is before you comment and mention that this is misleading. We put in allot of work to explain the specific details of each comparison videos when posting these videos. I would recommend paying closer attention to the audio so that you can understand what modes they are being compared in. Thank you so much, and I hope to see you in the comments more often
Kinda odd all your comparisons have samsung very dim lmao
@HoodRed69 Hey, thank you for the comment and checking out the video. In my gaming comparisons, I do have the S95c on a more accurate setting, but in game mode, it is definitely the brightest of the 3. But in this particular setting as the tvs upscale in HD while streaming low bit rate content, all while in filmmaker mode, I found the samsung S95C to be the most dim of the Sony A95L ND LG g3