Most Exciting 2024 TVs | The TV's We'll All Be Talking About
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- With CES now in the rearview mirror, I've had some time to ponder which 2024 TVs I'm most excited for -- the TVs that will be the center of conversation for the whole year. In this video, I talk about which TVs in 2024 are worth being excited about -- which might make our Best TVs of 2024 list. But, perhaps more importantly, we talk about WHY they are actually exciting -- and the reasons may surprise you.
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03:36 Samsung S95D OLED
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08:03 Hisense U7N & U8N
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I already have three TV’s in my house but every time i watch this channel, i want to go out and buy another one. 😂
@@SumoAustinAgree with you 100%, never discusses how reliable these brands
are, or the fact after 3 years most of them aren't worth repairing if they could be.
Exciting? Give me a break, it's just a TV.
Caleb, you were my go to guy for all the CES coverage this year. Thanks for all the information and great work. Look forward to your upcoming tv reviews for 2024
Thank YOU for being here and watching!
I’m just wondering why are sony’s red’s really bad on oled and qd oled tv’s it doesn’t even look red it makes me not want to buy sony will they ever fix it because other then that their picture is really good.
No kidding, Caleb and his team have consistently come through with these reviews and videos. The quality, the info they provide... Amazing!
My curiosity really wants to see that new Mini LED Sony side by side with a top new OLED. Need a hype-free direct comparison.
Indeed. I'm also very interested in seeing a direct comparison with LG G4 83" vs Sony Mini-Led 2024. Given their top prototype has +50% brightness, 3x dimming zones and uses 20% less electricity vs the X95L, it does sound something I'd be extremely keen to buy. My X95K 65" is slightly bloomy, but already a fantastic TV otherwise (parring issues with Nvidia GPUs), and going up to 85" with a clear step up is a great value proposition for an upgrade.
Vincent from HDTV Test would do that so wait for him haha!
Brandon did it. He put Sony A95L side by side with X95L. And the X won I think. The A was too... red.
@@ps4games164which channel is that?
@@onepoint2320
write "brandon a95l" and you'll see "king vs king" video
Nice roundup of some great TVs at CES. I have no idea if Hisense’s or TCL’s giant TV offerings will win the humongous TV war but will be interesting to see in subsequent videos, as will the new Sony miniLED prototype. Will also look forward to reviews of the SVS Ultra Revolution speakers as well as the future of FlexConnect. Nice job!
Thanks for your CES videos! I am most excited to see what the Roku pro series are like. I am not against going to LG or Samsung, but I LOVE the Roku interface and the wife and kids are all super used to the 3 Roku TVs we have now. Will you be able to review them when they hit the market?
Great video like always Caleb but I'm not surprised because you're from Oregon. I'm still happy with my Samsung QN90B. Do you think the new TV is better than the QN90B or should I replace it? It only 2 year old. I would like to see a video about the Samsung soundbar.
I'm still watching my Samsung Q80T and have refrained from the temptation to upgrade since nothing seems to have changed to much or improved to drastically to motivate me to do so....but I'm still open and watching for something exciting and value for money!
As always informative and well presented. Thanks for sharing your observations👍👍
One of my favorite channels these days. Thanks for all you do!
Hi Sense was my favorite at CES. The brightness from their flagship TV's you saw them far way. SVS booth was the ones with the Raider Cheerleaders? With Sony I was more impressed with their EV car. CES was very AI and power station heavy this year, but overall besides the cold weather CES was a good show this year.
Thanks for information, but Is there any information about the *_SAMSUNG QN95D_* yet? I really hope for that
Love the content. What are these ultra high nit numbers affecting regarding temperature, both room and electronic reliability? And how much power are these things consuming?
Your videos are always so entertaining and informative! I love watching your reviews it’s always entertaining. 👍🏽
Question; Would you buy a Sony 85" X93L for $3400 over a Samsung 83" S90C at $3150? My family room has some windows but not overpowering. The 83" has the older tech LG panel which has me a bit concerned. Straight up which the better TV if room lighting is not that bit of an issue? The OLED is at a great price. Thanks Jim
I'm interesting in seeing the S90D going down to 42" and 48" and apparently not using QD-OLED panels and competing with the existing A90K (or equivalent) and C4 in those sizes. Hopefully that means the prices in that size can be even more competitive.
Afternoon I’m looking for one of a latest 4k blu ray player, I’m coming across allot of older models…where can I find one?
I'm still running a 50" 2k Plasma TV. Recently, streaming services like youtube have begun to allocate enough bandwidth to make 4k (optical resolution, not scale-up BS) possible, like I'm used to in Gaming for almost a decade now.
Which 100" TV to buy for my new apartment?
Most of the CES stuff is smaller and when I look into stores, it is mostly not available.
Really curious about the Roku Pro. My only concern would be their pricing starting higher than it should, similar to how the Plus and Select did last year before the price drops.
I really need to know. Is the stand that comes with the G4 compatible with the G3?
I think I did well getting the S95C. Use it in a windowless home theater, so I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything from the S95D. That gives me a year to relax before the S95E gives me FOMO! 😂
Just wait 4 more years and keep the money
Any info if s90D will have 3rd gen QD panel?
Will Hisense make the 100” U8N? The 100U8K is impossible to find in stock.
I upgraded my 2017 65" LG E7 with a 2023 65" LG C3. I picked it up for just over $1,500, roughly $1,000 less than it went for 10+ months ago.
Definitely an upgrade, better picture for sure, but the biggest thing is how much faster it is with Streaming, how quickly things 'pop up' and the WebOS is laid out SO much better. The picture is fantastic (once I got it the way "I wanted" it). Connected it to my Bluesound Pulse+ soundbar and Yamaha sub, easy plug and play.
OK, so waiting for the 2028's to come out. 🙂
Nice congrats on the upgrade, I'm TV shopping and looking at this year's models. I'll be buying during holidays season sales and I will likely buy a 2024 model either OLED or mini LED from a 2019 75 inch Samsung NU8000.
I’m sorry you wasted your money like that. Oled’s are terrible. They were created to replace plasma for a higher profit margin. They failed.
No need to be sorry, I love it..
@@philr182 I’m truly glad you like it. Oled’s are just not for me.
@@pubmeatman yeah this is our third one. I have a 2015 that my son is using as his gaming monitor. The 2017 that’s now our basement TV and the new 2023. All three are still going strong in fact the 2015 replaced a 2007 Panasonic plasma that my son was using for his gaming monitor. Two things that I’ve found out regarding OLED, you do have to play with them and tweak them to get them to where you want them regarding the picture quality. And there is definitely a break in period, around 200 hours.
I get they’re not for everybody, but I really like them.
Caleb, can you please do a "Deep Dive" on the new MPEG-H technology that is quickly emerging now in the marketplace? This is going to allow the end-user to have direct control over the levels of individual aspects of an audio presentation from a TV show, movie or live sporting event. You'll be able to dial up the dialog/voice-over while turning down (or even off) the music or crowd noise in the case of a sporting event. This will be an absolute game changer in the world of home audio for movies and TV - and it's something that consumers have been BEGGING for!
With these 100 inch plus screens where do you put your center speaker?
This year seems to be the rise and prominence of mini LCD TVs. It would be good to have a test of mini LCDs to see which one is the best mini LEDTV for this year. I’m excited to see what Sony brings in their mini LCD set, comparing it to the Chinese brands and Samsung QLED TV. Will the Chinese brands this year, challenge Sony and Samsung for the best LCDTV for this year?
been watching you since before you were rich famous successful. you owe us nothing yet you produce some of the best youtube content around. so thank you. thanks alot. always enjoy your no nonsense videos, informative and helpful and most importantly engaging. I hope you cover best bang for buck tvs of 2024 like a used or old stock LG B2
If you’ve never had an oled you won’t be disappointed if you buy the B series. They’re considerably cheaper and almost as good. I’ve had the b8 for 5 years now but want a bigger tv so I believe I’ll try the c3. But honestly the b series is plenty good enough. You can get a b3 for a decent price
That Sony miniled Will be available on 50" size?
Surprised you didn't mention the 83" LG G4 having MLA this year, when a lot of folks in the big panel market were disappointed it didn't in the G3!
Hear anything from Sonos new arc? I wanted to buy a full home theater from sonos but I read that sonos is coming out with arc 2 this year. So wondering If I should just wait.
You're so good at this! I've been looking at the 77" s90C. Do you think I should wait for TCL and Hisense before I decide? Thank you if you happen to answer my question.
Be cautious on TCL/Hisense, watch Rting's latest 1 year longevity update on LCD models
Are there any ads 85 inch minileed
What happened to PHOLED in 2024? Universal Display was not able to get it to Samsung and LG in time for them to improve their 2024 line-up?
Are any of these tvs going to come with Wifi 6e or 7 ?
I think the TCL QM8 with 5,000 nits and 5,000 dimming zones is a superior TV over the Hisense U8N with 3,000 nits. However, the Hisense 110UX with 10,000 nits of peak brightness and 40,000 local dimming zones will be superior TV to the 115" TCL QM89 based on specs. Like Caleb said, it's how the TV's processor handles all that is the true test.
Is s90c a good buy now or we wait for s90d?
Hi Caleb if possible can you help me decide between the Sony x95l mini led or the Samsung s95c OLED I’m more concerned I will get screen burn on the oled as I did on my old lg E9 model while I use my tv with my gaming pc too also I want the best detail out off the games too and I’m think maybe Sony will give me that and hoping still to have that HDR pop you get out off them OLED well least the new ones with the colours that pop any help much appreciated and loving the content too thank you
Hello Caleb any news on a possible 3d TV resurrection. I've heard some whispers going around. Thanks.
Hopefully you can review the Samsung Frame TV this year!
When are the qm8 and u8n releasing ?
I’m not sure if you have ever mentioned or spoke about Phillips new multiple model OLED’s that are releasing this year with record breaking brightness levels 😉
Please do a review of tcl c805 (c755) . No one done it yet
Should I, is it worth waiting on Sony A95L to come down in price 🤞 over 2024 or are they truely not continuing QD-OLDD going forward so might be left out service wise going forward?
Sony will continue with QD-OLED in 2025 for sure. So, either buy the A95L now or wait until 2025 for the successor, which will be even brighter.
whichever one has the best processing upgrades
Looking forward to receiving my 85” x95l 🙌 I’m sure there will be cool TV’s this year, but I’m sure I’ll be happy for some years with this :)
Didn't like my X95L. Wasn't any better than my 5 year old Samsung Q9FN. X95L is terribly OVERRATED!!
@@billtinnell2206 we’ll see. I had major issues with the stuttering on the samsungs and the oled just isn’t going to fly in my Living room and for my purposes. This was the best option I could find. And I’m coming from a 2013 Samsung u8005 55” 😂
@@billtinnell2206 we’ll see. Out of the ones I have watched I feel like this is the one that I liked the most. I feel like all the Samsungs had some annoying “stuttering” which I did not like. Also I watch at least some shows that need very good upscaling and here as well x95l seemed like the best Choice. I liked the x90L as well but with discounts in my country the were only like 300$ apart so I figured it would be a bad place to save money.
Afterall 300$ is what one might accidentally spend on a night out 😬🤦♂️
i have a sony x80k so thats the only tv i need, still i love to watch reviews on tech i'll never know why i guess something about the spec comparisons.
Really wondering if the S90D & S95D will be better than the S90C & S95C. Because I’m really interested in buying the S90C. The 77 inch is $2000-$2300, that’s a huge deal. And the S95C will drop in price by a lot once the new 2024 models release.
I hope you get to review the SVS speakers!
MicroLED at 75" ???
yo, rich people really should buy the sh!t out of it, so that MicroLED starts getting mass produced like LCD or OLED and prices come down so then I CAN BUY ONE 😢
please people buy it. Help a fellow poor human out.
Where are your TV consoles from?
U could have also included the Panasonic Z95A OLED TV's they are also pretty good
Can't decide between the S95C or the Upcoming Hisense U8N.
So, should I just go out and buy an LG G3 OLED TV after the Super Bowl?
Really looking forward to that S95D!
I was already leaning towards Samsung because I like the one connect box. The anti-glare has me anticipating the S95D even more. There is nowhere in my apartment to put a screen that can avoid sunlight. If the anti-glare really works that well, that will more than make up for any downsides for me at least.
I think I need something anti-glare because no matter where I put our TV there's going to be a window shining on it LOL
I have been asking for anti glare for years and I gave up hope a year ago - nice surprise that the engineers want to do something better than what marketing is asking for (glossy).
I've seen it in person next to a glossy one. Colours do look more muted. The antiglare is amazing but there are trade offs. It negates the effects of the amazing contrast you get from an OLED
I really don't understand the hate for the anti-glare coating. Do people really like to see themselves, during a dark scene, in the TV when there's a little bit of sun outside ?
I watched the Continental (a lot of low light scenes) on prime video on a LG C2 at friend's house and I couldn't see shit.
@@solalarmada5531 The nit nerds have completely dark rooms in their homes just for watching things. Samsung seems to be targeting a different audience, which is nice to see.
That S95D is going to be great on my deck outside
I have my sights set on the LG G4😊
That's on my list of TVs I need to compare to that.
Don’t waste your money. Oled will be obsolete in a few years.
@@pubmeatman what's supposed to take over OLED in the coming years in your opinion?
@@Nick-rc2lr even Sony is moving away from oled technology in their flagship models. They are making big improvements in mini led technology. Their professional grade monitors are already leds. Oled will always be limited in their ability to achieve brightness.
@@pubmeatman thanks for the response. I was generally curious. I will look into their mini led offerings.
Is there an indication for release dates for Hisense U8N or TCL QM8?
Based on U8K release date, I say sometime in June.
Didn’t think I’d be researching TVs just 3 years after buying my LG C1. Even being careful with the content I watched and using the preventative measures, I have a big burn-in patch from the Amazon prime logo.
Is Mini LED the same as samsung Micro LED? These small size tech names are getting confusing.
I wonder when TCL is going to release their updated QM8 series this year
When will S95D be released for consumers ?
S95D is a great idea! I hate those reflections in the image of whatever is behind you just ruins the image and the atmosphere of whatever you are watching! Finally someone who cares about image quality (anti-glare) more than marketing (glossy)!
After spending some time with the latest QD-OLED panel on the AW3225QF, I cant imagine opting for WOLED with MLA tech on the G4. If they would ever come back in stock, I think the 77" A95L is going to be the way to go in 2024.
I ordered mine before Christmas and it just came yesterday. I'm done with TVs for a while!
@@brianmoore581Yes, until you get burn-in ! lol
@@MadViking82 maybe. But they told me the same thing about my Pioneer Elite plasma TV back in 2008. Never happened.
@@brianmoore581 If you use it very "normally", you probably will never see burn-in.
Had my Panasonic plasma in 2010 and it had some image retention but was not bad and was completely usable for three years as a PC monitor. These new OLEDs are just significantly brighter than Plasmas, especially QD-OLEDs, so they will burn-in faster and more.
That being said I'm drooling over the A95L and would buy it if it was available in Japan, but it is not.
@@brianmoore581you wont get burn in on a new oled. Don’t listen to that guy
Got G3 yesterday. G4 will come to India in couple of months :P
I'm still feeling Sony, even if it's the 2023 flagship, but can't ignore Hisense/TCL. I love Samsung TV's, but no DV, so it's excluded...
Great CES coverage now looking forward to all your upcoming reviews. Hisense Q8N is TV that most excited me I’m interested to see if this gets full HDMI 2.1 on all ports this year and comes with WiFi 6e for UK and Euro markets.
Since everything is so bright 3D should be awesome on Oled TVs again passive
looking fwd to seeing LG C4
Just ordered the qm8 65“ for 850€ that’s a amazing price
A micro LED version of The Frame would be the killer product if it ever came to market...
Question, money no object, which big TV would you choose and why?? Would you go with one of the 97” OLED from LG or would you choose one of the over 100” Mini TV from Hisense/TCL.
I will do the mini led. I have 2 Hisense. I was waiting to buy the UX all year in Canada they dont release. It’s something d larger screen the better . Because lager screen objects are stretched OUT u need brighter highlight, MORE transition shades in between black n white to look more 3D pop. OLED looks very black yes but their SDR image are sitting dead at around 480-500nits peak. That’s like iPhone 8 level dim. So in LARGE tv like u might actually start to see OLED look more flat, since their Brightest Shade of White is just (light blue, light green/beige) . If someone buying large tv they obviously have huge living room lots window/door. That mid day..u have tons light coming in. The brighter the tv the MORE crisp n clean. NO JOKE. Kinda like billboard on highway,,the brighter the billboard the MORE crisp n Plesant to the eyes they are. But since the Hisense/tcl can be Dimmed down for cloudy day or night. They are d MSOt flexiable . When OELD just utterly will look a lot like a Dim goo during the day or have lights on when ppl come over they things at background in d shadow usually the images are lost cuz too dim out zoom out. 😅
When is Hisense (or TCL) going to switch to IPS panels for their 65" TVs so their viewing angles aren't crap?
Glad to see more advancements in Matte coatings. OLED's already struggle so much in bright rooms, Matte really helps out. Always have to close the curtains with my LG C1.
I got to see the S95D up close at the Samsung first look Caleb is talking about and the anti glare makes it look muted in the colours. A glossy screen still looks better
@@TheTechSwedePeter
Interesting
@@ShotgunSandwichENT do you have any questions? I'd be happy to answer
@@TheTechSwedePeter yeah I do actually. Thanks. So obviously if you watch in a very bright environment with a lot of windows, the matte trade off is totally worth it, but I wonder how it affects the picture in a totally dark environment. Assuming you were not able to view the tv under these conditions however.
@@ShotgunSandwichENT we were given a private viewing by Samsung. The rtings guys were there as well actually. They did have the S95D next to a regular glossy OLED and while it did handle glare way better, colours still took a hit in dark. They did dim down the room. I spoke to the rtings guys after the showing and they agreed with me. They also felt that the antiglare kind of negates the whole point of OLED. It's great at removing light sources that reflect on the screen, but at the cost of contrast.
I cannot help but wonder about the ability of TCL and Hisense top tier brands to remain functional in the long run, over years of average use. I know Sony, Samsung, and LG last, we have an LG HD TV thats 15 years old and still going.
I think you mean models. My guess. No issue. Why would you want to keep a tv for 15 years? I recently got a TCL c845 (non US to tier model until recently) and it's PQ compared to my 2018 LG OLED purchases at 30% of the price of equivalent C3. That means I get great PQ and ìf it dies in 5 years I get generational better PQ and baked a lot of cash
Be cautious on TCL/Hisense, watch Rting's latest 1 year longevity update on LCD models
Caleb, I too cannot wait to see the new u8n and qm8 battle it out. These 2 tvs will be the most popular as they blend performance and value at a realistic price point.
All these mega screens 98" plus are cool and all, but people don't realize these are going to cost anywhere from 7 to 10k, which is way more than the masses are willing to pay...
Plus, not one person anywhere has mentioned DSE on these huge screens... unless there has been some major upgrade in screen uniformity that has been done by these companies.. time will tell
When i see an article starting out with 100 inch tv i click off.
Personally I'm the most excited about the G4 for the stupidest reason
Because it comes with a stand this year. Would've sprung for a G3 last year if it came with a stand.
The main driver for me to go Sony is the OS. I've got Android TV boxes, mobile 'phones, tablet etc. so hopefully, I'll never get to compare LGs or it'll bug me that there might be something better out there. 🧐
I was personally so excited to see Samsung having finally put the 75 inch MicroLED into an actual TV frame. To me that was one of the most surprising things. Didn’t think that would happen for at least a few years. Makes me very excited for the nearby future
I just want a rollable TV from the sides to turn from 16:9 to 21:9
14:50 okay, between TCL and Hisense, I think the TCL will take the win as their processing is a little bit better than Hisense. But when it comes to the Samsung micro LED even though I estimate it is going to be between 6 and 8,000, I think they are going to be the only competition to the Sony TV that has better back like control in their mini LED. I think those two TVs will definitely be so close to OLED that OLED will really have to step up its game and brightness and really back down that ABL. Mark, my words come back to this comment when this battle is over at the end of the year and you will see my predictions are correct. Thanks again Caleb for helping me choose my 75-in X90L over the TCL & the Hisense. I couldn't be happier
You don’t expect the G4 to be noticeably brighter? Lg display is claiming 3000 nits with mla 2.0
If the 65 inch U8N gets a great review and is noticably better than last years U8K, then that will be my next tv. I just hope you don't take until summer to review it. lol
If memory serves I got that one right after it came out?
I'm still holding onto my 77" A80J.
Heh! Those transparent TVs would be great for businesses to make it look like they have more customers in their shop or restaurant.
LOL!
I have a Panasonic OLED, and I have no urge to replace it with new models that have only been tweaked at the edges. Putting a lens on to make the TV btighter is a tweak, and then they only put on £3000. plus tvs.
The Samsung S85D non-QD-OLED
Very curious about the budget 100 inch models. I think showing how the budget 100s stack against the USTs will be very interesting, and maybe kill a market before it starts.
When it comes to IMMERSION, a 100-inch TV cannot compete vs a UST projector that can do 150-inches or a long throw projector that can do 300-inches.
TV's and projectors have two different target audiences.
Projectors will still be relevant until Micro LED becomes affordable to mass consumers.
The 115-inch TCL TV doesn't compete vs a UST projector like the AWOL-Vision LTV-3500 Pro which can run 3D movies at 150-inches.
@@paulc5389 yes, if you're missing my point I'm talking about the "cheap" "laser TV's" at 100-120", which I would consider a different market than the 5 figure projector screen combos tossing a 150" screen. Those USTs do not have a different market than TV's.
@@paulc5389 yes, if you're missing my point I'm talking about the "cheap" "laser TV's" at 100-120", which I would consider a different market than the 5 figure projector screen combos tossing a 150" screen. Those "cheap" USTs do not have a different market than TV's.
No Vizios this year? TCL and Hisense seem to be taking over their market share.
I'm more interested to see what Panasonic is unveiling. It's shameful and sad that they don't market their televisions in North America anymore. Because as far as I'm concerned, they just cannot be topped.
If you cannot buy one here why be interested.
To answer your question, I think the Hi-Sense model will have the better “specs” but the new TCL model will win in overall picture quality. 🎉
Also, I am really hoping to find out more about the new Roku/fire tv that’s based on the newer Panasonic technology! I thought I recalled you saying something about the new roku being basically a Panasonic screen etc. (might be mistaken) thanks 🎉
I dont know , they have been a toss last year . The OVER ALL quality is objective and Subjective. Same thing with dating market like the OVERALL SMV is really depends to d person, everyone has deal breakers. Or TCL usually has MUCh worse speakers…then thats a big Deal breaker since I never bought a sound bar lol. I ALMOST bought a sound bar, when to Bestbuy tried Sony, BOSE. Sonos. Bose 600 n Sonos all worse than Hisnse Tv. So werid. I have to go up to Bose 900, SONOS arc to notice big enough upgrade from TV speakers. So if i get OFF Hisense TVs that i already have. That means I have to buy Seprate Sound bar lol almost double the cost of buying new tv.
Former Samsung engineer chiming in. When Samsung employs the phrase "more efficient and brighter," it often signifies a potential compromise in color gamut and volume coverage, resulting in less impressive color production. For instance, the first generation quantum dot technology found on the q8fn boasted superior color volume and gamut coverage compared to subsequent and contemporaneous flagship Samsung panels. This was altered with the adoption of a "more efficient and brighter" quantum dot technology, showcasing the typical trade-off between efficiency and performance. Notably, large corporations like Samsung, driven by incentives for efficiency, sacrifice overall display quality. This shift can be camouflaged by emphasizing heightened peak brightness, which can captivate both reviewers and consumers alike.
Would be nice to see 4K 240Hz OLED eventually.
Currently I'm an 85" Sony owner, someday when it's time for a change I think I'll give the 98" TCL a try. They're stepping up their game.
I previously owned a Sony and recently "upgraded" to Samsung and regret it. A lot of TVs sound great until you actually own it and use it. The Samsung has been plagued with firmware problems from launch and over a year later they still can't get it right. If the 2024 Sony is anywhere near as good as expected I'm going back to Sony and probably won't be going to another brand anytime soon if ever.
Be cautious on TCL/Hisense, watch Rting's latest 1 year longevity update on LCD models
@@vinniethegreat9645lg oleds are pretty darn good. I mean they make Sonys panels. Sony always had a little better processing but lg now has the brightness. I would choose Sony or lg and that’s about the only brands I’d buy. I always end up with lg cuz their a little less and brighter in the oled dept
I thought there would be more projectors in CES this year but I have not seen any news about them.
There were. I just think the TVs stole the show.
LG G4 83” OLED with MLA to bad Samsung S95D doesn’t have an 83” panel 😢
Best QLED for sports/movies/TV shows?
110" and 115" TV's that are not at least 8k do not make sense to me. The pixel density is just not great at that size.
Question about the Sony A95L.
I bought a 65 inch Sony A95L on Black Friday, and have mostly loved it. The only thing is the black levels look a little gray, or raised as it’s referred to as, but not as much as I was expecting. I was expecting this because of no polarizing layer, but it still has bothered me a little, so I bought a 65 inch LG G3 to compare to the Sony A95L side by side. The LG looks the same as far as black levels go, it looks a little gray, not more inky than the Sony A95L like I was expecting.
Does the Sony A95L actually have a polarizing layer unlike the Sony A95K? Or does the LG G3 not have a polarizing layer? Also, why do they not put polarizing layers in QD-OLED TVs?
Also, so far I’ve liked everything about the 65 inch Sony A95L better than the 65 inch LG G3.
I assume what you're seeing is just the result of the currently used anti-reflection coatings. They're a bit more matte than they used to be a few years ago, and matte surfaces end up looking a little grey if you're in a room with any environmental light.
You'd have to compare to a 2021 or older OLED to see the difference in blacks I think.
This feels like the year of the mini-LED....again. I know we've had a few of these now but QD-OLED has been in the spotlight for the last couple. But now with the G-series mostly being a refresh and with Samsung's flagship QD-OLED having a questionable coating on it, all the focus is on Sony's new backlighting array, and TCL and Hisense and their use of SO. MANY. ZONES. I'm here for it, honestly.
I have seen Consumer Reveiws uploads of U8N in Chinese official site. They look Amazing. They are released now in home base. They always release in like Dec or Jan way ahead early. I just check the “REAL in HOME mom n pop uploaded pics” before i come around to buy them lol. Cuz Asian customers are so picky their WAY more options of Korean/Japanese / Chinese PREMIUM TVs there we do NOT get.
The one more funny thing. The U8N 65” in China is 75” USA price. The 75” in China is 85” USA pricing. N they dont sell teh 55” there. They have some Insane 200” the “WALL” frigin tv lol. Lmao. 😊