Fomo as you can see,everyone is praising this video! By far the most important video you ever made on your channel, straight to point,that’s the consumer wants,no drama,no fanboyism,no crap just what consumers really need in a specific cases.
But the most important wasn't disgust. What happened to you by the end of the picture? Did the features beat you up or did you use them to give you a great experience? This reviewer has lost his way. He's forgotten about driving the tv.
There's no channel like this one! Keep up the good work! By the way, I own a Phillips 7000 series with Ambilight and a made in Japan Sharp LCD panel from 2011. It's awesome! 🥰
I was going crazy on buying a T.V. I had to satisfy my lady for movies, kids for gaming and myself for sports. I ended up buying Samsung Q80T. I passed my budget but hey, my entire family is happy. Priceless. Thanks Fomo.
last 3 TVs QLED, just took the Q90T back for the LG CX 10. I could not be happier with its gaming and movie performance. Awesome tv. The picture quality is accurate.
@@Riidwaano I owned the B9 for a bit, but I had to return it because it had panel issues. Beautiful screen and a fair comparison to the 80T and x900h but it wasn't a good fit because we have kids and that increases the risk of it being left on or static logos on kids tv stations. Nothing against OLED's, they just aren't for me right now.
I’ve had the LG Oled for 2 years now. I love the picture. But I have really bad burn in. LG has replaced my panel for me but I’m going to sell the TV and get the 900H. I game entirely to much to buy an Oled again.
Just hooked up the new Sony X900h 75", and wanted to thank you for your review comments in this and the other x900h related videos. The TV shows up very well sorted and has more than enough innovations to keep this old audiophile/videophile. Set up was thorough and offers a great number of settings that even an old hound like me can enjoy that part. As for its capabilities with movies it performed well with the latest Star Wars movies (Rogue One) and The Force Awakens. Sports require a change to the settings menu for a few adjustments to the gamma and color adjustments. Overall, quite a good TV for the money! I looked really hard at the competing Hisense, TCL, Vizio, and LG LED models. Glad I bought the Sony!
I started watching some tv reviews as we recently needed a new TV to replace one we bought several years ago. Wow, seems super stressful and complex for so many who really get into it. It seems OCD by so many. I guess ignorance is bliss on our end. We just want a reliable brand with a nice picture(doesnt have to be the best) . We bought a 65 inch Q70R from Costco for $999.99. For an extra $65 we get 5 year warranty and we can return for any reason the first 90 days and for any defect the first two years in warehouse for a full refund. Picture is great all around. I cant tell the difference between HDR10 and DolbyVision. The differences are so small. This TV stuff can easily become a nit picky obsession. Thankfully this one is great all around for gaming, movies and cable tv. Thanks for your channel and not being snobby and elitist about all this stuff. Enjoy
This is a great list for anyone in the standard ~65" TV range. Those of us with longer viewing distances, where even 85" is barely passable have much fewer options. At those larger sizes, we aren't talking about a few hundred dollar differences, but thousands and unfortunately, the OLEDs don't even go beyond 77" (unless you consider spending $30k for 88"). Since prices are dropping, sizes are growing and manufacturers are consistently going up in size due to increased demand, I'd like to hear you cover that segment. Thanks!
Well, the brain can tell the images aren't right. Put a photo on screen, zoom in, your brain will say That's Not right, we're supposed to be closer than we are. So it doesn't matter what screen you buy your brain won't be fooled. If its bigger than normal on screen your brain knows. If you zoom in the images, your brain says its fakery cause its trained to be closer to the object.
Your reviews are always better than others, Please make a video on refurbished tv's, there is a huge audience waiting for it, i myself was thinking of buying a refurbished tv because the price is so attractive. Looking forward for your refurbished tv video.
This is the way best review I have seen on UA-cam. Please do more videos like that, it’ll help a ton of people. I don’t usually subscribe to channels but you definitely deserve the sub.
Thanks for making this video, I am here to see the Gaming TV recommendations. While I like the OLED tech and offerings of LG CX and LG C9, I think I will stick with Samsung QLED just because I do have sunlight coming into the room for part of the day. From what I keep reading, QLED handles sunlight better and doesn't give that reflection on the screen surface. That means I narrow down to Q70T, Q80T and Q90T. It seems like the biggest bang for the buck out of the Samsung QxxT series is the Q80T model.
Thanks for the gaming tv selection, I currently use an LG sm8200 NanoCell but since the LG C9 keeps coming up on everyone's reviews think i'll get that 👍
Wow.... I came across your channel this morning. Love your content. I've been in the market for the past month and you've helped me decide on what I'm getting. My son just graduated high school on honor roll and principals list and he's a huge gamer. I wanted to get him a graduation gift he could use. After watching this I've decided to go with the LG CX.... also going to take you up on the Surfshark VPN promo.... thanks for breaking things down to a point where it took the confusion out of it. Ps. I was originally looking to only spend $600.... pretty funny huh?
I recently purchased a Samsung Q70T model. If your a gamer getting ready for the new Xbox SeriesX/Playstation 5 due out later this year and your on a $1,000 budget. This one could be for you. I'm coming off a Samsung MU6300 from 2017 (just about $400 at the time) so going from that to this was easy for me to transition as the remotes are similar. This Television is excellent for gaming. Tested out my Xbox 1S model, I noticed a change right away, game play felt smoother, more responsive (tested on Skyrim and Witcher 3). The Low input Lag does make a difference as my gaming has improved. VRR, 120hz, Freesync, 1 HDMI 2.1 slot. Has what you need as a gamer going forward. I yet to try my 1X model as it is in the shop (getting new rims installed, j/k) but I cannot wait to see what Gears 5, Red Dead Redemption 2, and Metro Exodus will look and feel like as these games have some of the best Visuals on any console. A side from Gears 60fps, the other two felt a little sluggish on my past MU6300 so I cannot wait to test the Low latency on them. I hope this helps out a fellow gamer out there with their decision making. Good luck and game on!
@@JonYen69 hey mate, i have been playing flat out. i would say go for it! there are some features you can turn on, such a logo function which detects logo like figures on the screen and i think lowers the brightness and/or pixel shifts etc.
You are awesome man, your UA-cam following will continue to grow. I’m learning alot about televisions from you. I’m going to try to get a LG CX 55 before the PS5 comes out.
I have a b9 oled and 5700xt gpu and experienced a lot of screen tearing at 120 Hertz. Was so upset that it does not support Freesync. After a lot of testing I discovered that enabling triple buffering solves my screen tearing with little impact on the temperature. In so happy with my oled. I tried using a Freesync monitor but returned it to microcenter after finding 27 inch monitor to small for me to game on. And the picture does not compare to oled. So glad I got it late last year.
WOW! Mind-blowing, essential review! I acknowledge your effort beyond my words! A quick question: As a 30 years old, soccer and basketball lover, and movie-watcher, (no gaming), I'm torn between X900F($999), H8G($700), and waiting for H9G(probably $900-1000)! What do you recommend? Preferably without calibration :(
X900F because motion is still very good and generally, reliability is ranked "Best" by consumer reports. I'll recommend the X900F over the H9G as long as it's still available - simply a better made TV. H8G is 60Hz panel, so not as good for sports.
thanks for the info, was exactly what I need unfortunately the LG CX is $3300 here in Australia and currently out of budget for me right now (the price hike is what we call the Australia Tax due to the import, import tax cost and fair wages). I'll be sure to look out for the next video you do on the subject
I went and bought the Hisense h9g 65"today the 2020 model and I'm really impressed with how black the blacks go. It's got to be pretty damn close to OLED!I think I got the major settings dialed in, but I wouldn't mind if someone could point me to some settings that are generally good to start with, then I can tweak it until I get a calibration done. Anyone on the fence about this particular TV though it's phenomenal (given the price i paid 1300 tax in Canadian) and the h8 is no slouch either ,I had them set up side by side and they were quite close to each other in certain areas, but the 9 series just goes to another level with blacks and HDR brightness, the 9 series is well worth the extra 250 bucks in my opinion if you have the budget that is, if not the 8 series is a good compromise! Hopefully you get your review asset SOON FOMO! You're very likely going to add the H9G to your list is that damn good! Can't wait to see what you think!!
Yes it has kind of,If you try to call they will tell you they're taking pre orders only and starting to sell in June I believe, but I know the regional manager for this reseller and I got lucky and he sold me one of the several units they were going to use to demo in store, it was sealed in the box brand new. So it's likely going to be 2 to 4 weeks still for mainstream. The 65 inch h8g looked great as well, but the blacks were noticeably greyer ( but it still produces great black levels, just not on the same level the h9g does) compared to the h9g , but that's being critical cuz I was originally going to buy the h8g for $998 but then after an hour of playing with both models and watching a lot of test content and FOMO videos 👍I decided to pull the trigger on this bad boy. It really is an impressive set and I suspect they'll sell a lot of these. Like FOMO always says though you just have to hope you win the panel lottery! Uniformity looks great so far and no dirty screen effect when I was watching some reruns on ESPN of hockey and NBA last night to test motion and what not.
Love your information!! I wish TCL had their new 2020 lineup out so they could have been included in this. I really need a TV that can shows sports in a bright room.... Hoping the new TCL 6 or 8 series will be the answer for me!
Nice video, few days back I have got openbox samsung q80r for just 700 bucks. I was going to get hisense h8g but it think i did a good choice with that.
I can't afford 4k@120hz and most games won't reach 120hz for next gen consoles even though they are advertise it. Please make a video for 4k@60hz with 42" up to 55". Thanks.
Interesting that you put a QLED over OLED when it comes to movie watching. I personally can't stand the blooming around subtitles on QLEDs, and I always have subtitles on, so I vastly prefer OLEDs.
Actually, OLED is my preference and reference in most lighting conditions except for bright rooms! Sorry if I wasn't clear - OLED is the best movie watching TV you can buy if you have somewhat controlled lighting. The QLED only comes into the picture in the brightest rooms or if you need brightness for sports/gaming.
The LG 2019 C9 and LG 2020 CX are in all 3 categories from gaming, sports and movies. LG is on a roll. 🎲 LG would be a company I'd invest in if I was a gambling person. 😎
Are you gonna have a CX to review? I've been hearing it has a multitude of issues like blacks look like it's a backlit LCD TV when VRR is on and BFI introduces image doubling according to rtings
YOU my friend - YOU ROCK ! Went through all the reviews and vids as my old 55 inch just died.. R.I.P. - But maaan, you have the best vids and amazing knowledge about selecting new TV all over the net. New subscriber - kchin :D Thank you!
Besides budget, how did you decide which TV to buy? TIMESTAMPS Indexed below: 0:00 Introduction 2:34 TVs for Gaming 10:02 TVs for Sports 15:26 TVs for Movies
I would buy the q90r because it may have a hdmi 2.1 update in he future. I know what your going to say but I found a link that says that the update has been delayed which seems right to happen because of covid. Another reason I might buy it is because the one connect box at a more reasonable price. The quality is much better than Samsung’s 2020 Qled lineup. Also Freesync premium will give LFC which will be good for the 30fps unreal engine games and vrr for the higher frame games. Also the amd’s freesync technology will be a perfect match with the next gen consoles because they have amd cores. Whereas the LG Oleds have the possibility of burn in and I don’t change my TVs very often (about 7-9 years) therefore I probably be getting a qled tv also the LG TVs will have free sync but not native or premium I believe. Therefore q90r is my choice. However I’m waiting until the earc hdmi 2.1 update is out then I will buy. If you have any other suggestions or any corrections tell me because I don’t change often.
@michael for me I'm getting the 48 inch LG CX to use as a PC monitor as I'm building a gaming PC with RTX 3000 series and LG OLED is the only tv that is gsync compatible
Artemis1 heya. I can’t find a a90r in Canada so basically ready to just got q90t as I can’t risk burn in. I know only 1 port is HDMI but know I’m hearing it Isn’t really? Or is that just the Q90r tx
Great videos l! Couldn’t resist the 50” TCL 4 series 4K w all the great gaming features today due to it being $247 on a flash sale. In a few years I’ll go to the future proof, high dollar 65” one. That’ll require some saving up. Hopefully this TCL will be as good as people say it is...at least for awhile.
Thank you so much for your reviews! I seriously appreciate all your videos! Is there any way you can recommend some TVs sold in Costco? I am pretty scared to buy at a regular retailer and I would love to buy at Costco because of their warranty.
What a brilliant video, well done! I just wish I saw this first before buying the Samsung Q60r - great TV but horrible for Sports, which is what I'd use it mostly for.
Im looking for a non oled console and pc gaming tv and nano 90/91 seems like the best value so far but all the reviewers i trust, including you, seem to be allergic to reviewing the 2020 lg nano 9 series. When you review it can you please compare it to Oleds to see just how close it comes for those who want a reasonably reasonably priced non oled tv that is as close to oled as possible without costing an arm n leg.
@@ragglefraggle9111 The nano 9 is has full array backlight. Not here to stand up for LG, but while they continue to improve, Samsung lowers their specs.
@@ragglefraggle9111 Chihuahua Malarky When someone says its trash without even giving a technical reason u lose credibility, if u didnt even know it was full array i start to think ur fanboying. I looked at it in store n it looked really nice but didnt test it. Ive read that the Q90 and Nano90/91 are the closest thing to oled in terms of gaming and screen from reviews ive read but i need to hear it from someone more technical and reason based like lord Fomo lol.
Hey man thanks for all the effort so here's my question with the recommendations I fall into the use case of "gaming" because I probably go Movies, Gaming then Sports! I do all 3 probably in that order depending sometimes sports can take 2nd place! My question is the Sony 8h or 9g don't make it into my use case? If they don't what are the main reasons why they don't? I'm under the impression that they are super incredible tvs.... Let me know! Also is the CX worth the extra money 💰 over the C9? Thanks again brother 🙏 keep on Stopping the FOMO appreciate you! Dan
Hello, you should have a statue by this moment for all the effort and time saving you have done. Btw, I hope i can see your intake in the Phillips Momentum 558M1RY when it comes out. Because that TV got me fomo!
The only thing I'm worried about when tempted to buy a OLED from LG is the experiences OLED users have or have had with screen burns from logo's etc. Can anyone please tell me if it's really that bad?
From what i have heard/read they pretty much solved that in their 2018 models and have been improving on it. Lot's of channels/websites have been doing 6months of 20h a day testing with no damage, quick search should find you these videos, think HDTVTest did one.
@@Neco3376 yes i have seen a lot of video's about tests and opinions but it's hard to "trust" the reviews sometimes. After seeing so many different video's you lose sight of the total verdict i guess. After all its a pretty big investement and my first decision was to go for a QLED because i picked up something about the "burn in" from OLED tv's . But than i watched more video's about OLED and the quality it brings along with the fact i use it for watching movies and gaming, and it brought a lot of doubt. So, to be honest ....im still having trouble picking one hahaha. Thx for the reaction btw
@@Thundercloud1969 I think i would go with a QLED actually. Yes, QLED isn't as nice as OLED, but i feel like this is something you'll only notice when comparing directly. These are both high end TV's which will probably satisfy either way unless you are really nitpicky. Something else that pulls me towards QLED is the higher brightness possibility, since i live on the 4th floor of our building and have a lot of light.
Can't wait for the Q800t review, I want to replace my sony x93e that I love but I'm getting annoyed by the blooming. Options are q90t q800t and cx. Not ready to give brightness but looks like blooming is still around on qleds... I'm stuck...
Thank you so much for the video. I was looking to pick up the nano 9 series because it had 2.1 but I’m glad I watched this because it can’t do 4K 120 and that’s all I care about. I’m to worried about burn in with oleds to it’s gonna be the Samsung q80t 55 inch . Thank you again
Gaming goes across the broad old school and new school a real gamer wants the best tv for refresh rate, clarity and brightness without reducing picture quality and detail. Basically a tv that can accommodate old and new games alike.
Yesterday I discovered your channel and wow congratulation and thank you :) I sub. If I can I would ask you for your opinion between the LG OLED 4K CX 55" and the Samsung 8k QN55Q900RB. I will primarly use this TV for gaming on console PS4 and this fall PS5, and will also be used as a secondary and sometime primary monitor for my PC. What is important for me is image quality ( I never tried HDR yet and would like if possible to get a great tv for this too ) then reliability at long term and would really like to have the better upscaling possible for when I watch older movies and play games on ps 1-2-3. Why my choiced was those 2 , the LG CX you put it first in your gaming and you often talk positively about OLED and their reliability especially since 2018 when they changed many things like the algorithm for riding them of burn in and such. And the Samsung 8K maybe it's not the best choice but I found it really interesting especially with it's upscalling. I have not owned an LG product in a long time because I always had alot of problem with them but I not a specialist and would be ready to give them another chance if you think it fits in the parameter that I spoked earlier. What do you think would be the best choice for what I said in my post. Thank you in advance for the time put to my question.
FOMO please give us your opinion on warranty’s of tv,s. Now TVs are costing thousands of dollars 💵 Would you get the warranty. Best Buy? Amazon? Geek Squad? Also which TVs gave more problems to buyers? Your videos are awesome bro! 🙏🏽 📺👌🏽
what The fluff: you make it very simple task to buy a tv suddenly i found some one to speak the truth without being a money driven advertising dude. you are amazing keep the onest work and thank you i bought lg oled c9 after your recomendation and very happy with your advice . can you make a video about the burn up oled thing it would be great hearing from you . thanks againe
great review....i am still torn between 2 TV's the LG CX 77 and the Samsung Q90T in 85 inch....not a gamer....huge movie and sports watcher and regular tv....room is medium brightness....please help steer me the right way...lol...or your thoughts,,,,thx....cheers from Canada be safe
Great Vid Fomo. Just got an LG CX, also have a Sony ST-5000 Soundbar. Do you know if passing PS4 -> ST500 -> tv increases input lag? (dont wanna lose on that 14ms on the LG).
Great info! LG's OLEDs really are epic, but the fact that Samsung is competing with them using conventional LCD TVs is simply insane. There are some very smart engineers @ Samsung.
@@bryanduvall1553 tell me that in 6 years time how great your OLED is. It's still unproven tech as far as lifespan is. All OLED owners say how great the picture is till they get burn in. My QLED is gaureentee by Samsung no burn in. Cannot say the same for OLED.
@@denodan I'm still debating on what tv I will purchase but I will definitely purchase the 5 year geek squad warranty which covers burn in if I get the OLED. Kinda sucks since they are so expensive already. The Q is a great tv but if you are comparing the two in terms of picture quality and over all gaming experience the Samsung gets owned.
@@duvall6334 yes and another reason I went with the q90r. The best gaming 4k tv. Has ultimate VVR which means in includes LFC which LG dont even have. What this means is games at 30fps remain steady. Without it the are jerky so LFC or low framerate compinsation is great for the next gen xbox as its fully backwards compaitable and many games on ps4 are only 30fps so even the ps5 it's a real handy feature. Love my QLED blacks are pretty deep and colours great. No blooming. And dont compare videos on you tube. I have seen them all and none come close to the great picture I am getting as they often twink the settings to make QLED look bad or not as good. Mine in real life is better than what your seeing on you tube. It's something you got to see with your own eyes. As far as burnin goes . Samsung are so confident give a 10 year warranty of no burn in. No OLED manufacturer can say this. And save yourself money with samsung wont need that 5 year burnin screen warranty your paying for. Samsung give it to you free. I have read burnin is a hit or miss. Some get it some dont and like all screens it's a gamble these days. At least I know with gaming I can play all day long and even have big pauses while having dinner, etc and no fear of burn in.
I own the sony A9G tv. But 9 out of 10 times when i watch movies on Netflix or any other streaming formats, i have very noisy backgrounds. I don’t know the exact words to describe, but it looks messed up. Is this normal? I am very disappointed bc i can’t look passed the grainy/noisy screen. Can someone inform me on this?
I just want either a 65 or 75 for blu-ray/4k movies and playing video game campaigns. Yeah... I'm old. Lol. I just enjoy being not online. So in the next few months I'll be getting a new tv. Not a fan boy of anything, just like a good picture and reliability.
Wow, the first gaming TV listed is an OLED! The LAST thing you want for gaming is a TV susceptible to burn-in. It may perform well for the specific use, but 6-months down the road when you've got gauges, health bars and scoreboards permanently visible on your high-end display, you'll either be living with a ruined screen or shopping for a new set. Give me the upcoming Sony X900H, thank you.
No one forcing you to buy an OLED. Im a gamer but im not scared of Burn-in, sure it could happen but its still rare. Enough burn in tests been done with good results.
LG CX: 1- lg lie about HDMI 2.1 and give you 40 GB instead of 48GB full bandwith and i know its not very important but its scam :) 2- remove the DTS 3.0 next gen tv 3- have a lot of bugs 4- VRR have a huge problem and when you enable with xbox one x , suddenly the screen start flickering But but but CX is the besttttt tv for next gen and the best tv of 2020 I really love the lg fangirls :) Anyway ... Fomo when you test some games on your Q900TS ?? Maybe you are right !!! I hate samsung but maybe Q900TS would ve the best tv of both next gen consoles and best tv of 2020 Thank you bro and keep it up ;)
1- who cares? 10bit panel = 40gbp enough. 2- Sonos, Samsung 2020QLEDS also removed DTS :) 3-? 4- No flicker with VRR. If u dont own a CX, why bother making false statements? Fomos also says C9 and CX are the best gaming OLEDs, yet you talk trash about it but do praise Fomo? Makes sense.
A video about the best TVs to use as PC monitor would be appreciated. I'm searching for a all-purpose gaming TV. Is OLED a no-go for a PC monitor because of the risk of burn-in?
Fairly sure I'll be getting a Q70T for the Xbox Series X when I know pricing. I'll jump on the console at launch but hold off on the TV until a sale. Might be able to get a Q80T for a decent price by then too. I think Samsung do amazing TV's for the price point they offer.
Yeah im a bit worried about it too. My current tv is an 8 year old plasma. If you watch the same content regularly then you get some really bad burn in. Over time it does go away but I'd rather not have to worry about it.
PLEASE DO THIS MORE!!! Especially when newer models from LG, Samsung, Sony, TCL, etc. come out later on this year! Love the channel!
so whats common denominators for MOVIES AND SPORTS?
Fomo as you can see,everyone is praising this video! By far the most important video you ever made on your channel, straight to point,that’s the consumer wants,no drama,no fanboyism,no crap just what consumers really need in a specific cases.
This channel is awesome
But the most important wasn't disgust.
What happened to you by the end of the picture?
Did the features beat you up or did you use them to give you a great experience?
This reviewer has lost his way.
He's forgotten about driving the tv.
Dude i am a TV's Geek & from my Experience You are the best TV's Reviewer on youtube so far so keep it up good luck
There's no channel like this one! Keep up the good work! By the way, I own a Phillips 7000 series with Ambilight and a made in Japan Sharp LCD panel from 2011. It's awesome! 🥰
I was going crazy on buying a T.V. I had to satisfy my lady for movies, kids for gaming and myself for sports. I ended up buying Samsung Q80T. I passed my budget but hey, my entire family is happy. Priceless. Thanks Fomo.
last 3 TVs QLED, just took the Q90T back for the LG CX 10. I could not be happier with its gaming and movie performance. Awesome tv. The picture quality is accurate.
I have never seen anyone do a better job of reviewing ANYTHING so thank you for educating me on something I love! Keep up the great work.
OH MY GOD DUDE. U are Unbelievably good at this. No one else is even close.
I’m interested in seeing the Sony 900h reviewed, especially since Samsung kills most of the processing in game mode. Otherwise I’d go 80T.
Amazon has the x900h release listed as June 5
Why not the LG Oled?
@@Riidwaano I owned the B9 for a bit, but I had to return it because it had panel issues. Beautiful screen and a fair comparison to the 80T and x900h but it wasn't a good fit because we have kids and that increases the risk of it being left on or static logos on kids tv stations. Nothing against OLED's, they just aren't for me right now.
I’ve had the LG Oled for 2 years now. I love the picture. But I have really bad burn in. LG has replaced my panel for me but I’m going to sell the TV and get the 900H. I game entirely to much to buy an Oled again.
x900h has all the 2.1 features, 4K120, ALLM, VRR, and eARC.
Just hooked up the new Sony X900h 75", and wanted to thank you for your review comments in this and the other x900h related videos. The TV shows up very well sorted and has more than enough innovations to keep this old audiophile/videophile. Set up was thorough and offers a great number of settings that even an old hound like me can enjoy that part. As for its capabilities with movies it performed well with the latest Star Wars movies (Rogue One) and The Force Awakens. Sports require a change to the settings menu for a few adjustments to the gamma and color adjustments. Overall, quite a good TV for the money! I looked really hard at the competing Hisense, TCL, Vizio, and LG LED models. Glad I bought the Sony!
I started watching some tv reviews as we recently needed a new TV to replace one we bought several years ago. Wow, seems super stressful and complex for so many who really get into it. It seems OCD by so many. I guess ignorance is bliss on our end. We just want a reliable brand with a nice picture(doesnt have to be the best) . We bought a 65 inch Q70R from Costco for $999.99. For an extra $65 we get 5 year warranty and we can return for any reason the first 90 days and for any defect the first two years in warehouse for a full refund. Picture is great all around. I cant tell the difference between HDR10 and DolbyVision. The differences are so small. This TV stuff can easily become a nit picky obsession. Thankfully this one is great all around for gaming, movies and cable tv. Thanks for your channel and not being snobby and elitist about all this stuff. Enjoy
Good video Fomo, Oleds have beautiful picture quality, great TVs overall. Im reviewing their new Nano90 TV, let's see how that one turns out.
best guide for buying a tv, and i say this after more than a month of research. thank you!
This is a great list for anyone in the standard ~65" TV range. Those of us with longer viewing distances, where even 85" is barely passable have much fewer options. At those larger sizes, we aren't talking about a few hundred dollar differences, but thousands and unfortunately, the OLEDs don't even go beyond 77" (unless you consider spending $30k for 88").
Since prices are dropping, sizes are growing and manufacturers are consistently going up in size due to increased demand, I'd like to hear you cover that segment. Thanks!
Well, the brain can tell the images aren't right.
Put a photo on screen, zoom in, your brain will say That's Not right, we're supposed to be closer than we are.
So it doesn't matter what screen you buy your brain won't be fooled.
If its bigger than normal on screen your brain knows.
If you zoom in the images, your brain says its fakery cause its trained to be closer to the object.
Your reviews are always better than others,
Please make a video on refurbished tv's, there is a huge audience waiting for it, i myself was thinking of buying a refurbished tv because the price is so attractive.
Looking forward for your refurbished tv video.
This is the way best review I have seen on UA-cam. Please do more videos like that, it’ll help a ton of people. I don’t usually subscribe to channels but you definitely deserve the sub.
Thanks for making this video, I am here to see the Gaming TV recommendations. While I like the OLED tech and offerings of LG CX and LG C9, I think I will stick with Samsung QLED just because I do have sunlight coming into the room for part of the day. From what I keep reading, QLED handles sunlight better and doesn't give that reflection on the screen surface. That means I narrow down to Q70T, Q80T and Q90T. It seems like the biggest bang for the buck out of the Samsung QxxT series is the Q80T model.
Thanks for the gaming tv selection, I currently use an LG sm8200 NanoCell but since the LG C9 keeps coming up on everyone's reviews think i'll get that 👍
Wow.... I came across your channel this morning. Love your content. I've been in the market for the past month and you've helped me decide on what I'm getting. My son just graduated high school on honor roll and principals list and he's a huge gamer. I wanted to get him a graduation gift he could use. After watching this I've decided to go with the LG CX.... also going to take you up on the Surfshark VPN promo.... thanks for breaking things down to a point where it took the confusion out of it.
Ps. I was originally looking to only spend $600.... pretty funny huh?
Jeez how much did u have to spend on that cx?
I recently purchased a Samsung Q70T model. If your a gamer getting ready for the new Xbox SeriesX/Playstation 5 due out later this year and your on a $1,000 budget. This one could be for you. I'm coming off a Samsung MU6300 from 2017 (just about $400 at the time) so going from that to this was easy for me to transition as the remotes are similar. This Television is excellent for gaming. Tested out my Xbox 1S model, I noticed a change right away, game play felt smoother, more responsive (tested on Skyrim and Witcher 3). The Low input Lag does make a difference as my gaming has improved. VRR, 120hz, Freesync, 1 HDMI 2.1 slot. Has what you need as a gamer going forward. I yet to try my 1X model as it is in the shop (getting new rims installed, j/k) but I cannot wait to see what Gears 5, Red Dead Redemption 2, and Metro Exodus will look and feel like as these games have some of the best Visuals on any console. A side from Gears 60fps, the other two felt a little sluggish on my past MU6300 so I cannot wait to test the Low latency on them.
I hope this helps out a fellow gamer out there with their decision making. Good luck and game on!
can confirm the LG CX 77" is epic to game on.
Man I want to jump the gun but I’m scared of burn in, how often do you play?
@@JonYen69 hey mate, i have been playing flat out. i would say go for it! there are some features you can turn on, such a logo function which detects logo like figures on the screen and i think lowers the brightness and/or pixel shifts etc.
rustigsmed thanks man really appreciate it. Fuck it, I’m going for it lol
As a casual gamer. I really enjoy my CX 💪🏽
OLED TVs generally are natively built for gaming, especially the LG models
@michael i know all about that my c9 is in my game room my old lcd is for the kids
@Neon Pizza the c9 looks verry good one netflix and one games and its cheap 1300 c9 1100 for the b9 55"
@Neon Pizza qled 90r 55" cost 1500 and the 90t 55" cost 2000
Gaming on CX is no casual my friend. You have no idea what shitty TVs people actually using.
Another great video from the best TV channel on youtube, thank you!
1 minute in.... I already like this guy. thumbs up.
You are awesome man, your UA-cam following will continue to grow. I’m learning alot about televisions from you. I’m going to try to get a LG CX 55 before the PS5 comes out.
Better start eating more ramen noodles 🍜 to help save up those pennies. We both know it's going to be worth it. 🤘🏻🤓🤘🏻
I will be getting a Samsung 65 inch QLED 8K for my Xbox series X
KEN HALL I’m sure it’s gonna be awesome! I’m still rocking a 1080p TV this would be my first 4k.
KEN HALL Waste of Money, might aswell get the Q90T 4K. Trust me.
@@gamingvibes4ktechvibes757 I know it's a waste of money I'm already have a 4K TV 8K is the future of TV
I have a b9 oled and 5700xt gpu and experienced a lot of screen tearing at 120 Hertz. Was so upset that it does not support Freesync. After a lot of testing I discovered that enabling triple buffering solves my screen tearing with little impact on the temperature. In so happy with my oled. I tried using a Freesync monitor but returned it to microcenter after finding 27 inch monitor to small for me to game on. And the picture does not compare to oled. So glad I got it late last year.
Thanks for this video, and your others. I really appreciate your delivery and breaking down of the subjects.
WOW! Mind-blowing, essential review! I acknowledge your effort beyond my words! A quick question: As a 30 years old, soccer and basketball lover, and movie-watcher, (no gaming), I'm torn between X900F($999), H8G($700), and waiting for H9G(probably $900-1000)! What do you recommend? Preferably without calibration :(
X900F because motion is still very good and generally, reliability is ranked "Best" by consumer reports. I'll recommend the X900F over the H9G as long as it's still available - simply a better made TV. H8G is 60Hz panel, so not as good for sports.
@@stopthefomo this is just a starting point for your journey.
Its not the wisest choice.
thanks for the info, was exactly what I need unfortunately the LG CX is $3300 here in Australia and currently out of budget for me right now (the price hike is what we call the Australia Tax due to the import, import tax cost and fair wages). I'll be sure to look out for the next video you do on the subject
I went and bought the Hisense h9g 65"today the 2020 model and I'm really impressed with how black the blacks go. It's got to be pretty damn close to OLED!I think I got the
major settings dialed in, but I wouldn't mind if someone could point me to some settings that are generally good to start with, then I can tweak it until I get a calibration done. Anyone on the fence about this particular TV though it's phenomenal (given the price i paid 1300 tax in Canadian) and the h8 is no slouch either ,I had them set up side by side and they were quite close to each other in certain areas, but the 9 series just goes to another level with blacks and HDR brightness, the 9 series is well worth the extra 250 bucks in my opinion if you have the budget that is, if not the 8 series is a good compromise!
Hopefully you get your review asset SOON FOMO!
You're very likely going to add the H9G to your list is that damn good! Can't wait to see what you think!!
1nfam0us Basturd did the h9g released in Canada? In the USA it’s not available yet
Yes it has kind of,If you try to call they will tell you they're taking pre orders only and starting to sell in June I believe, but I know the regional manager for this reseller and I got lucky and he sold me one of the several units they were going to use to demo in store, it was sealed in the box brand new.
So it's likely going to be 2 to 4 weeks still for mainstream.
The 65 inch h8g looked great as well, but the blacks were noticeably greyer ( but it still produces great black levels, just not on the same level the h9g does) compared to the h9g , but that's being critical cuz I was originally going to buy the h8g for $998 but then after an hour of playing with both models and watching a lot of test content and FOMO videos 👍I decided to pull the trigger on this bad boy. It really is an impressive set and I suspect they'll sell a lot of these. Like FOMO always says though you just have to hope you win the panel lottery! Uniformity looks great so far and no dirty screen effect when I was watching some reruns on ESPN of hockey and NBA last night to test motion and what not.
Excellent reviews. Ive watched a bunch of them. Great job!!
This channel is brilliant, both accurate and informative. Is there a channel that focuses on monitors?
Love your information!! I wish TCL had their new 2020 lineup out so they could have been included in this. I really need a TV that can shows sports in a bright room.... Hoping the new TCL 6 or 8 series will be the answer for me!
Nice video, few days back I have got openbox samsung q80r for just 700 bucks. I was going to get hisense h8g but it think i did a good choice with that.
Love ur video, cant wait to hear more about the samsung q symphony test from you
I can't afford 4k@120hz and most games won't reach 120hz for next gen consoles even though they are advertise it. Please make a video for 4k@60hz with 42" up to 55". Thanks.
I was looking for a video just like this and BOOM I found this lol
Liked, added to favorites, and subscribed. Thank you.
Nice video. Love your stuff. But im very interested in why you picked oled for gaming over your recent super review of the 8k 900TS samsung.
Do a video on the 4k 120Hz super ultra wide monitors for gaming on p.c.'s. Cause your the best.
The 2020 tcl 6 series is a 120hz panel. How does it compare with the Sony x900h for watching sports?
Interested too....
Interesting that you put a QLED over OLED when it comes to movie watching. I personally can't stand the blooming around subtitles on QLEDs, and I always have subtitles on, so I vastly prefer OLEDs.
Actually, OLED is my preference and reference in most lighting conditions except for bright rooms! Sorry if I wasn't clear - OLED is the best movie watching TV you can buy if you have somewhat controlled lighting. The QLED only comes into the picture in the brightest rooms or if you need brightness for sports/gaming.
You should watch RTINGS burn-in tests. Subtitles are a big culprit for burn-in
The LG 2019 C9 and LG 2020 CX are in all 3 categories from gaming, sports and movies. LG is on a roll. 🎲 LG would be a company I'd invest in if I was a gambling person. 😎
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Very nice overview! Very helpfull and informative for most buyers I gues.
Are you gonna have a CX to review? I've been hearing it has a multitude of issues like blacks look like it's a backlit LCD TV when VRR is on and BFI introduces image doubling according to rtings
What is the significant difference between the 8K Q800T vs 8K Q900T ?
YOU my friend - YOU ROCK ! Went through all the reviews and vids as my old 55 inch just died.. R.I.P. - But maaan, you have the best vids and amazing knowledge about selecting new TV all over the net. New subscriber - kchin :D Thank you!
Besides budget, how did you decide which TV to buy? TIMESTAMPS Indexed below:
0:00 Introduction
2:34 TVs for Gaming
10:02 TVs for Sports
15:26 TVs for Movies
I would buy the q90r because it may have a hdmi 2.1 update in he future. I know what your going to say but I found a link that says that the update has been delayed which seems right to happen because of covid. Another reason I might buy it is because the one connect box at a more reasonable price. The quality is much better than Samsung’s 2020 Qled lineup. Also Freesync premium will give LFC which will be good for the 30fps unreal engine games and vrr for the higher frame games. Also the amd’s freesync technology will be a perfect match with the next gen consoles because they have amd cores. Whereas the LG Oleds have the possibility of burn in and I don’t change my TVs very often (about 7-9 years) therefore I probably be getting a qled tv also the LG TVs will have free sync but not native or premium I believe. Therefore q90r is my choice. However I’m waiting until the earc hdmi 2.1 update is out then I will buy. If you have any other suggestions or any corrections tell me because I don’t change often.
You for got about the Sony Z8H. 8I set
Kuroikai Kim it’s way out my price range. Edit: Thanks for the suggestion though
@michael for me I'm getting the 48 inch LG CX to use as a PC monitor as I'm building a gaming PC with RTX 3000 series and LG OLED is the only tv that is gsync compatible
Artemis1 heya. I can’t find a a90r in Canada so basically ready to just got q90t as I can’t risk burn in. I know only 1 port is HDMI but know I’m hearing it Isn’t really? Or is that just the Q90r tx
Here's a very specific question: What's the best low budget TV you know for SD upscaling (TV or DVD)?
You have awesome music in your videos. This was a helpful video.
Great videos l! Couldn’t resist the 50” TCL 4 series 4K w all the great gaming features today due to it being $247 on a flash sale. In a few years I’ll go to the future proof, high dollar 65” one. That’ll require some saving up. Hopefully this TCL will be as good as people say it is...at least for awhile.
Thank you so much for your reviews! I seriously appreciate all your videos! Is there any way you can recommend some TVs sold in Costco? I am pretty scared to buy at a regular retailer and I would love to buy at Costco because of their warranty.
Thank you for your help brother, you've got me all up, great content
What a brilliant video, well done! I just wish I saw this first before buying the Samsung Q60r - great TV but horrible for Sports, which is what I'd use it mostly for.
Awesome video! I plan on buying the new Xbox. This video was perfect. I need a good gaming and movie TV!!!
You always deliver FOMO
Your videos are awesome, man. Thank you!
Thx best video i ever seen straight to the point.
He wondering about TCL 65X10 would it be suitable as a gaming tv?
Great video, do you recommend the tcl 8 series 65 $999 and 75 $1799
This guy is a fuckin tv wizard. He knows every dang model from all brands and every feature
Great job! Another informative video!
Guess I made the right call buying the LG CX just for movies.
Thank you for great content! How about to make an in depth comparison of c9 and cx. That would be awesome!
I would love to if I had the C9! I’ll have the CX, and the best I can do would be CX vs A9G 😃
Im looking for a non oled console and pc gaming tv and nano 90/91 seems like the best value so far but all the reviewers i trust, including you, seem to be allergic to reviewing the 2020 lg nano 9 series. When you review it can you please compare it to Oleds to see just how close it comes for those who want a reasonably reasonably priced non oled tv that is as close to oled as possible without costing an arm n leg.
Nanocell is trash and edge lit. The closest thing to OLED would be The Samsung Q80 and 90
@@ragglefraggle9111 The nano 9 is has full array backlight. Not here to stand up for LG, but while they continue to improve, Samsung lowers their specs.
@@ragglefraggle9111 Chihuahua Malarky When someone says its trash without even giving a technical reason u lose credibility, if u didnt even know it was full array i start to think ur fanboying. I looked at it in store n it looked really nice but didnt test it. Ive read that the Q90 and Nano90/91 are the closest thing to oled in terms of gaming and screen from reviews ive read but i need to hear it from someone more technical and reason based like lord Fomo lol.
Hey man thanks for all the effort so here's my question with the recommendations I fall into the use case of "gaming" because I probably go Movies, Gaming then Sports! I do all 3 probably in that order depending sometimes sports can take 2nd place!
My question is the Sony 8h or 9g don't make it into my use case? If they don't what are the main reasons why they don't? I'm under the impression that they are super incredible tvs.... Let me know!
Also is the CX worth the extra money 💰 over the C9?
Thanks again brother 🙏 keep on Stopping the FOMO appreciate you!
Dan
Hello, you should have a statue by this moment for all the effort and time saving you have done. Btw, I hope i can see your intake in the Phillips Momentum 558M1RY when it comes out. Because that TV got me fomo!
Sadly, no Philips TVs in the U.S.
Hey FOMO. Is it worth to wait for TCL 6 series mini LED this year, or just buy the TCL 6 Series 2019?
The only thing I'm worried about when tempted to buy a OLED from LG is the experiences OLED users have or have had with screen burns from logo's etc. Can anyone please tell me if it's really that bad?
From what i have heard/read they pretty much solved that in their 2018 models and have been improving on it. Lot's of channels/websites have been doing 6months of 20h a day testing with no damage, quick search should find you these videos, think HDTVTest did one.
@@Neco3376 yes i have seen a lot of video's about tests and opinions but it's hard to "trust" the reviews sometimes. After seeing so many different video's you lose sight of the total verdict i guess. After all its a pretty big investement and my first decision was to go for a QLED because i picked up something about the "burn in" from OLED tv's . But than i watched more video's about OLED and the quality it brings along with the fact i use it for watching movies and gaming, and it brought a lot of doubt. So, to be honest ....im still having trouble picking one hahaha.
Thx for the reaction btw
@@Thundercloud1969 I think i would go with a QLED actually. Yes, QLED isn't as nice as OLED, but i feel like this is something you'll only notice when comparing directly. These are both high end TV's which will probably satisfy either way unless you are really nitpicky. Something else that pulls me towards QLED is the higher brightness possibility, since i live on the 4th floor of our building and have a lot of light.
Can't wait for the Q800t review, I want to replace my sony x93e that I love but I'm getting annoyed by the blooming. Options are q90t q800t and cx. Not ready to give brightness but looks like blooming is still around on qleds... I'm stuck...
Dont go with samsung man. Just dont.
Great channel.Very useful information. 👌
Thank you so much for the video. I was looking to pick up the nano 9 series because it had 2.1 but I’m glad I watched this because it can’t do 4K 120 and that’s all I care about. I’m to worried about burn in with oleds to it’s gonna be the Samsung q80t 55 inch . Thank you again
Great vid man. Keep it up
Amazing video! Congrats
I've been waiting for the tcl vidrian. with my preferences being sports (mostly football and soccer) and movies, do you think it's worth the wait?
Gaming goes across the broad old school and new school a real gamer wants the best tv for refresh rate, clarity and brightness without reducing picture quality and detail.
Basically a tv that can accommodate old and new games alike.
Amazing breakdown. Really helpful.
Gaming TV for next game consoles next pls
Yesterday I discovered your channel and wow congratulation and thank you :) I sub. If I can I would ask you for your opinion between the LG OLED 4K CX 55" and the Samsung 8k QN55Q900RB. I will primarly use this TV for gaming on console PS4 and this fall PS5, and will also be used as a secondary and sometime primary monitor for my PC. What is important for me is image quality ( I never tried HDR yet and would like if possible to get a great tv for this too ) then reliability at long term and would really like to have the better upscaling possible for when I watch older movies and play games on ps 1-2-3. Why my choiced was those 2 , the LG CX you put it first in your gaming and you often talk positively about OLED and their reliability especially since 2018 when they changed many things like the algorithm for riding them of burn in and such. And the Samsung 8K maybe it's not the best choice but I found it really interesting especially with it's upscalling. I have not owned an LG product in a long time because I always had alot of problem with them but I not a specialist and would be ready to give them another chance if you think it fits in the parameter that I spoked earlier. What do you think would be the best choice for what I said in my post. Thank you in advance for the time put to my question.
what about burn in on oled tvs for gaming
I keep asking exactly the same thing. In fact my post is just a couple above this one. ^
Michael Buonfigli do you play Fifa
FOMO please give us your opinion on warranty’s of tv,s. Now TVs are costing thousands of dollars 💵 Would you get the warranty. Best Buy? Amazon? Geek Squad? Also which TVs gave more problems to buyers? Your videos are awesome bro! 🙏🏽 📺👌🏽
what The fluff: you make it very simple task to buy a tv suddenly i found some one to speak the truth without being a money driven advertising dude. you are amazing keep the onest work and thank you i bought lg oled c9 after your recomendation and very happy with your advice . can you make a video about the burn up oled thing it would be great hearing from you . thanks againe
Can you review how great WiSA technology is for AVR-less Wireless Atmos?
great review....i am still torn between 2 TV's the LG CX 77 and the Samsung Q90T in 85 inch....not a gamer....huge movie and sports watcher and regular tv....room is medium brightness....please help steer me the right way...lol...or your thoughts,,,,thx....cheers from Canada be safe
Great Vid Fomo. Just got an LG CX, also have a Sony ST-5000 Soundbar. Do you know if passing PS4 -> ST500 -> tv increases input lag? (dont wanna lose on that 14ms on the LG).
Love your work!
Glad you enjoy it!
Wondering if the samsung Q90T is the best all around , but pricey
no
Don't wonder, watch the video. No, it's not the best all around. The best is the LG OLED, but pricey.
Great info! LG's OLEDs really are epic, but the fact that Samsung is competing with them using conventional LCD TVs is simply insane. There are some very smart engineers @ Samsung.
Not to mention they come in at half the cost.
jahismygod2 2 Actually they’re about the same cost for competing product sets.
@@madpistol Here (Australia) 65" BX and CX go for 4k and 4.5k. 65" Q80T goes for 2k, literally half the price and almost as good.
I'll stick with Samsung QLEDTV the black is good enough for me for gaming and entertainment👌
Q series can not compare with LG's OLED Tech.
@@bryanduvall1553 tell me that in 6 years time how great your OLED is. It's still unproven tech as far as lifespan is.
All OLED owners say how great the picture is till they get burn in. My QLED is gaureentee by Samsung no burn in. Cannot say the same for OLED.
@@denodan I'm still debating on what tv I will purchase but I will definitely purchase the 5 year geek squad warranty which covers burn in if I get the OLED. Kinda sucks since they are so expensive already. The Q is a great tv but if you are comparing the two in terms of picture quality and over all gaming experience the Samsung gets owned.
@@denodan six years from now I hope to purchase a new TV anyway.
@@duvall6334 yes and another reason I went with the q90r. The best gaming 4k tv. Has ultimate VVR which means in includes LFC which LG dont even have. What this means is games at 30fps remain steady. Without it the are jerky so LFC or low framerate compinsation is great for the next gen xbox as its fully backwards compaitable and many games on ps4 are only 30fps so even the ps5 it's a real handy feature.
Love my QLED blacks are pretty deep and colours great. No blooming. And dont compare videos on you tube. I have seen them all and none come close to the great picture I am getting as they often twink the settings to make QLED look bad or not as good.
Mine in real life is better than what your seeing on you tube. It's something you got to see with your own eyes.
As far as burnin goes . Samsung are so confident give a 10 year warranty of no burn in. No OLED manufacturer can say this. And save yourself money with samsung wont need that 5 year burnin screen warranty your paying for. Samsung give it to you free.
I have read burnin is a hit or miss. Some get it some dont and like all screens it's a gamble these days.
At least I know with gaming I can play all day long and even have big pauses while having dinner, etc and no fear of burn in.
I own the sony A9G tv. But 9 out of 10 times when i watch movies on Netflix or any other streaming formats, i have very noisy backgrounds. I don’t know the exact words to describe, but it looks messed up. Is this normal? I am very disappointed bc i can’t look passed the grainy/noisy screen. Can someone inform me on this?
Yes , I fear to miss out. Lol that line is great 😄🤣👍
You and me both!
@@stopthefomo tell you tell me the difference about built-in 120 Hertz refreshing rate for the Vizio 32in 1080p 2019 model
I just want either a 65 or 75 for blu-ray/4k movies and playing video game campaigns. Yeah... I'm old. Lol. I just enjoy being not online. So in the next few months I'll be getting a new tv. Not a fan boy of anything, just like a good picture and reliability.
Wow, the first gaming TV listed is an OLED! The LAST thing you want for gaming is a TV susceptible to burn-in. It may perform well for the specific use, but 6-months down the road when you've got gauges, health bars and scoreboards permanently visible on your high-end display, you'll either be living with a ruined screen or shopping for a new set. Give me the upcoming Sony X900H, thank you.
No one forcing you to buy an OLED. Im a gamer but im not scared of Burn-in, sure it could happen but its still rare. Enough burn in tests been done with good results.
LG CX:
1- lg lie about HDMI 2.1 and give you 40 GB instead of 48GB full bandwith and i know its not very important but its scam :)
2- remove the DTS 3.0 next gen tv
3- have a lot of bugs
4- VRR have a huge problem and when you enable with xbox one x , suddenly the screen start flickering
But but but CX is the besttttt tv for next gen and the best tv of 2020
I really love the lg fangirls :)
Anyway ... Fomo when you test some games on your Q900TS ??
Maybe you are right !!! I hate samsung but maybe Q900TS would ve the best tv of both next gen consoles and best tv of 2020
Thank you bro and keep it up ;)
1- who cares? 10bit panel = 40gbp enough.
2- Sonos, Samsung 2020QLEDS also removed DTS :)
3-?
4- No flicker with VRR. If u dont own a CX, why bother making false statements?
Fomos also says C9 and CX are the best gaming OLEDs, yet you talk trash about it but do praise Fomo? Makes sense.
A video about the best TVs to use as PC monitor would be appreciated. I'm searching for a all-purpose gaming TV. Is OLED a no-go for a PC monitor because of the risk of burn-in?
Very didactic and informative, thanks for the hard work
My pleasure!
Thank You FOMO. I really like the CX, and Q900TS. I already have. 55 inch C9 in our bedroom
Quietly switch out the C9 for a cheaper model for the bedroom. Maybe the wife wouldn't know. 😂
Ahmad. Happy and safe EID.
Ahmad. My wife loves the C9 especially at night.😜🤓
Fairly sure I'll be getting a Q70T for the Xbox Series X when I know pricing. I'll jump on the console at launch but hold off on the TV until a sale. Might be able to get a Q80T for a decent price by then too. I think Samsung do amazing TV's for the price point they offer.
Man your channel is fucking amazing, how have I not seen it before! Definitely subbed and liked and turned on notification!
Does anyone know if and where the Sony 900H is available in Australia??
would you make video on CPU power of TV, there is alpha processor and arm cpu.
My whole thing about Oled is the burn in ... that's the only thing stopping me
Yup, for some reason FOMO either ignores or downplays the issue. IDK why.
Yeah im a bit worried about it too. My current tv is an 8 year old plasma. If you watch the same content regularly then you get some really bad burn in. Over time it does go away but I'd rather not have to worry about it.
Andy Mckay yea I understand , I have a st 60... OLEd with old plasma problems not good