Funny to see how many comments there are for the s95b. I returned mine for the 77 G2, way happier with the G2 and I don’t feel like I’m missing anything in picture quality. If anything I prefer the viewing experience on the G2. I found myself always fiddling with settings when watching different content on the s95b. I changed a handful of settings on the G2 during setup and just spent 6 hours straight watching all kinds of different shows/movies without wanting to change anything. The colors do pop slightly more on the s95b, but it just doesn’t look natural. I found it fatiguing after watching for a couple of hours. G2 all the way for me.
The only reason to go for the g2 is if you want the 77inch. The s95b won ahead of the g2 in the TV shootout so there you go, especially when you consider the fact the s95b is cheaper than the G2 and that QD oled beats Woled …. It’s a no brainier and next year Samsung will make a 77inch
I went for the 65inch s95b the fact you have to buy the g2 on a stand separately and it wobbles a lot on the stand. I preferred the stand from the G1 last year
@@doctorparker1736 I’ve owned both and the size isn’t the only reason. I’m glad you like your s95b but it’s definitely not the best. The ABL on the S95B is very noticeable, you can’t even have an Apple TV screensaver running without the picture fading into oblivion after 5 - 10 minutes. Brightness is not sustainable for long HDR scenes. The build quality and design is amateur compared to the G2. The menu system and interface is slow and clunky. Colors pop, but look unnatural and are fatiguing after a couple of hours. I can keep going, but it basically just comes down to a gen 1 product not being as polished as tech that has been refined year after year. Maybe in another few years I’ll try again.
Both sony and Samsung have pros and cons and even the g2 aswell. But there is a reason why the s95b came 2nd in the shoot out mate, auto dimming you can turn off in settings so I don’t see why it’s a problem, this was to reduce the risk of burn in. Don’t you think it would be idiotic for anyone to have the same image for a long time on any oled ? People that are viewing the tv normally with constants different scenes won’t experience this issue how many people are going to spend that much on a tv to just only have Apple TV logo on 😂? I don’t think you’ve had the s95b for that long ? They recently had update that reduce the brightness and made it more natural which is probably why it came on 2nd over the g2. Lastly Ofc it’s not perfect none of the TVs are but give credit where it’s due Samsung display created qd oled just wait till the tech gets better year on year
@@RyanZNO s95b over the g2 when it comes to the stand you have to order it separately and it probably has the worst wobble of any of the TVs? Keep that on the wall if you’re getting a g2 I just don’t like how it don’t have a suitable stand or the stand from the g1 last year. A95k on a stand? Tilts and no space for a soundbar and it’s very heavy for no reason. So yeah I would say none of the TVs are perfect mate. Also you got rid of your s95b to early but that’s fine, the information is out there for everyone to see
Thank you. I have a couple of questions please. I'm in the market for a 65 with The LG G2 and the S95B are at same price. My main useablelity is to watch streaming services. ) How is the longevity and warranty of the S95B compared to G2? Would you say one is more susceptible over the other to panel degradation in the future (e.g colour dimming..etc.) 2) How much of a role would a lack of Dolby Vision play in picture/colour quality?
I really thought the LG G2 was going to be the best TV of 2022. But when new technology hits the market it usually has the advantage. But even though it didn't win best TV of the year I think it's a all around great TV for most people. Especially in the gaming department. Funny thing though I've heard Samsung QD OLED is excellent for gaming too.
Yeah I definitely get that. I actually predicted that order for the way it finished for top 3. I wasn’t really surprised. G2 is a great TV but like I mentioned color as a whole if you include all the factors like saturation & color volume G2 won’t beat a QD OLED.
@@TechWithKG yes as far as the color thing is concerned you are right about that. Well after all is said and done all 3 TV's are good choices for the people who choose to buy them. I don't think I'd be unhappy with any one of the 3.
S95C over either, brother. 77" QD Oled will be affordable next year, neither the Gen 1 QD Oled (shitty size) nor the G2 (old WOLED) are a good idea right now. Wait 10 months more and the Big Reward for all the wait is there. Trust me, I almost opted for the A90J, but now I see light at the end of the Tunnel (at last)
Literally what I plan to do brother, Samsung has already announced they’re doing 49 inches as well as 77 inches. I’ll be getting the 77 inch Samsung QD-OLED next spring, hopefully they iron out all of their issues they had with this year’s model.
After I learned about qdoled flaw of washed out blacks with reflections, it became a major turn off where I am more so considering g2 & A90J. I some time but think i'll pull the trigger on G2
It's not noticeable when playing content in bright room. The only time you would be able to see affect the tv in that manner is to shine a bright flashlight or really bright light directly at the tv. Otherwise it's a beast. It's not perfect but I feel it punches harder than the G2 in the technical areas that QD OLED has over WRGB panels.
I’ve heard there are issues of burn in in the new Samsung s95b, they had to reduce brightness etc in one of their Software update … so the concern of burn in arises with the s95b … confidence to buy if it had a heat sink would inspire back my confidence otherwise Lgg2 with 5 year burn in warranty … or the expensive Sony a95k …also with heat sink but way too pricey are the choices now … ….
S95B over the G2 especially now you can get the S95B cheaper in 55 and 65inch. However G2 is still good but only on for larger size. But Once Samsung make a 77 inch QD Oled then it’s a no brainier
@@supremetaaanxz2241 no they won’t lool stop the cap s95b has better volume and gamut there’s a reason it pulled ahead of the g2 in the 2022 tv shootout. Kinda embarrassing Aswell bearing in mind this is Samsung first oled since 2013. LG is on it’s like 9th generation
Qd oled beats woled everyone knows that Samsung display did a fantastic job for its first year I understand why people like you are but hurt but it’s okay
@@supremetaaanxz2241 the build quality is fine as long as you handle it correctly it’s a thin panel so yes if you handle it incorrectly it will bend but on a stand alone it’s fine. The G2 stand this year makes it wobbly a lot I prefer the stand from the G1. Either way both the g2 and s95b is cheaper than the a95k. And you can get the g2 at a bigger size (77) then the a95k in 65inch which is same price. But that’s why I lean towards the s95b because it’s currently even cheaper then the g2. I think the a95k is the worst tho, the stand makes it tilt and there’s no space for soundbar. It’s also kind heavy for no reason but again all great tvs.
@@supremetaaanxz2241 I think it’s a 1 year warranty from Samsung but some retailers offer 5 year warranty. It’s new tech so I know they can’t guarantee screen burn however I do think that Samsung done some recent updates to reduce some brightness to increase the longevity. Which is why A95K was delayed and came out earlier I think sony knew but the S95B still is slightly brighter even after 1303.
Hmmmm been nearly settled on just sticking with my a80j because I got it for a really really really good price and was just gonna settle until QD-OLED was more mature. Now, I just got a significant raise so I kinda don't care about price. To get the G2 or not 🧐🤔 Don't get me wrong. The A80J is great, but temporary screen retention bothers me. I also find dark content very dull unless I'm watching at the dead of night with no lights on. Darker SD content is the worst. If the LG has an overall brighter picture in dark content that would be great. I don't care about accuracy as much as I do being able to see wtf is going on. Dune was pretty rough and I know it's kinda supposed to be but black crush isn't accurate either.
Saw G2 and C2 side by side, there's only a tiny difference. You won't even notice it most of the content that was played. For better value for money I'd go for the C2.
@@christianmarmol3230 yes, I went to our electronic store to see the difference between the QN95B vs C2 but the one that was on top of each other were the G2(above) and C2 (below), the QN95B is on the same level of the G2 on the left but the sony Q70B is between them. I get the love of people for the OLED screen and indeed it is beautiful to look at but what put me off was the reflection especially when you have the lights on and the black level is more of a con for me the a pro since it's losing so much details. The viewing angle though of the C2 & G2 are slightly better than the QN95B. But i would still choose the QN95B due to it's more vibrant display with more colors and you can see shadow details. Also I've noticed that the OLEDs red are super red which I don't like. I stared at the TVs for 10 minutes coz it's hard to really compare the contents when it's playing fast and your eyes keeps darting at these 3 TVs and you have to move your eyes as fast as you can to see the difference especially that the QN95B is one 55" TV apart. 😅 It is easier though to compare the G2 and C2 since they are on top of each other and that tiny difference is not worth that huge price difference.
@@halo-halo9244 interesting that you got to see an OLED next to an LED and see the differences in person. The reflection on a OLED are bad when your in a bright room but if it was darker the Oleds would have had no reflections or very little and same with details. Details would have been much better if u was in a dark room with minimal lights to no lights. Oleds are not meant to be watched with a bright room.
@@christianmarmol3230 I agree, however, I can't always dim my lights during the day or when people are around 😅. So overall use I would pick the QN95B over the OLED. Also that shadow detail is important coz with OLEDs black crash it feels like I'm missing so many details in a scene or movie, I can just imagine myself watching the last episode of GOT and taking out a torch just to see what was happening 🤣. Also I don't need to constantly worry about burn-ins and can keep the TV for 5-10 years (My current TV is Samsung and bought it 12 years ago, still going strong and the black levels is still spectacular, no reflection as it's like matte, but there is a DSE now and you can notice it in some scenes especially with white background. However, my dilemma is the QN95B is let's say US1000 more expensive than the C2 coz the C2s we have here (or at least the store I want to buy from) is a parallel import so I mean that's a no brainer to go for the cheaper one. I'm so confused. 😩🤣
@@halo-halo9244 I'm so confused on which to get too lol 😅. But also burn in is not a problem anymore. These newer Oleds don't have burn in issues like they use to have, so there's less to worry about. Also the the G2 and C2 are brighter now and have less black crush, especially the G2 has great shadow details
Hi KG, not a gamer like to stream, watch movies new and old ones too, loves sports especially football, which one you recommend me for 55 inches the c2 or a80k , like the a80j but don{t have an evo panel , your thoghts
The LG oleds would be a no brainer for me if they didn't rob users of SDR brightness. Most content is not HDR, look at the rates of HDR adoption on UA-cam. Windows still doesn't handle HDR well. The people defending it by saying SDR = 100 nits, one its like they never watched TV, two do not remember CRTs and three do not understand how eyes work. CRTs are perceptibly brighter than progressive displays like LCD and OLED, mastering at 100 nits is for BVMs in pitch dark rooms and even back in the day mastering could be done at 200 nits. People were watching SDR content above 100 nits since trinitron hit the market, its not the wrong way to watch it. Capping SDR at close to 100 nits looks awful and no one outside the OLED defense forces is going to agree the 'accurate' setting isn't miserable and dim.
I use mine as a PC monitor so I lowered my OLED pixel brightness to 35. I think LG screens work best for PC use compared to the competition. For pure movie/Tv watching though I think the Sony is probably the best.
@@MistyKathrine I'm deciding between the Sony Oled and Samsung Qd-Oled, however it appears Samsung it artificially enhancing colors and brightness whereas the sony is going fornthe more natural look. With Brightness comes great responsibility!!
KG does the c2 still have that dull side game mode image that the c2 had when compared to the Sony oled? Will you be testing the a90k for 2022 this year? That's what I have my eyes set on for my office in the 42 size. Thanks. :-)
@@FantaSaus that's what gets me. So say yes, and some say what are you talking about, Sony and LG oled sdr game mode look almost the same. - Have you seen this in person or just reporting back what you have heard online?
Hmm based off this comparison the G2 had better color accuracy. Except the gaming the samsung was a pinch brighter. But overall the G2 looked better had amazing contrast i saw it in best buy yesterday. That G2 was badass. Does lg not have qd oled? I would only buy the samsung if you a gamer but just my opinion. I think the lg had better processing imo
@techwithkg i was at best buy and saw noticeablly birghter C2 77 over the C1. Also you said the motiom improved on g2, so i asume c2 has better motion to? Thanks for all your great reviews
Yea, I had two G1s last year and both were way worse than the S95B. What was surprising also was that one of them was considerably less bright than the other one. S95B triumphs in every department. LG always gets top reviews of their displays until you get your hands on an actual retail unit. Can't imagine a shocking upgrade between the G1 and G2 either.
The s95b won ahead of the g2 in the TV 2022 shootout and this was Samsung first oled since 2013. The a95k came first closely ahead, remember samsung made the panel. The s95b is even cheaper than the g2 in 55 and 65inch
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Nice video. Im glad to hear upscaling is better on the S95B than the G2. This is important to me as I watch mostly 1080p.
So would upscaling movies 720p and below be better on the g2 or s95b?
you should have bought 1080 tv instead of 4k
@@buzzikea Ive still got my 1080p. Havnt upgraded yet. Not sure theres enough 4k mainstream yet to warrant it
Funny to see how many comments there are for the s95b. I returned mine for the 77 G2, way happier with the G2 and I don’t feel like I’m missing anything in picture quality. If anything I prefer the viewing experience on the G2.
I found myself always fiddling with settings when watching different content on the s95b. I changed a handful of settings on the G2 during setup and just spent 6 hours straight watching all kinds of different shows/movies without wanting to change anything.
The colors do pop slightly more on the s95b, but it just doesn’t look natural. I found it fatiguing after watching for a couple of hours. G2 all the way for me.
The only reason to go for the g2 is if you want the 77inch.
The s95b won ahead of the g2 in the TV shootout so there you go, especially when you consider the fact the s95b is cheaper than the G2 and that QD oled beats Woled …. It’s a no brainier and next year Samsung will make a 77inch
I went for the 65inch s95b the fact you have to buy the g2 on a stand separately and it wobbles a lot on the stand. I preferred the stand from the G1 last year
@@doctorparker1736 I’ve owned both and the size isn’t the only reason. I’m glad you like your s95b but it’s definitely not the best.
The ABL on the S95B is very noticeable, you can’t even have an Apple TV screensaver running without the picture fading into oblivion after 5 - 10 minutes. Brightness is not sustainable for long HDR scenes.
The build quality and design is amateur compared to the G2. The menu system and interface is slow and clunky. Colors pop, but look unnatural and are fatiguing after a couple of hours.
I can keep going, but it basically just comes down to a gen 1 product not being as polished as tech that has been refined year after year. Maybe in another few years I’ll try again.
Both sony and Samsung have pros and cons and even the g2 aswell. But there is a reason why the s95b came 2nd in the shoot out mate, auto dimming you can turn off in settings so I don’t see why it’s a problem, this was to reduce the risk of burn in. Don’t you think it would be idiotic for anyone to have the same image for a long time on any oled ? People that are viewing the tv normally with constants different scenes won’t experience this issue how many people are going to spend that much on a tv to just only have Apple TV logo on 😂? I don’t think you’ve had the s95b for that long ? They recently had update that reduce the brightness and made it more natural which is probably why it came on 2nd over the g2. Lastly Ofc it’s not perfect none of the TVs are but give credit where it’s due Samsung display created qd oled just wait till the tech gets better year on year
@@RyanZNO s95b over the g2 when it comes to the stand you have to order it separately and it probably has the worst wobble of any of the TVs? Keep that on the wall if you’re getting a g2 I just don’t like how it don’t have a suitable stand or the stand from the g1 last year. A95k on a stand? Tilts and no space for a soundbar and it’s very heavy for no reason. So yeah I would say none of the TVs are perfect mate. Also you got rid of your s95b to early but that’s fine, the information is out there for everyone to see
Thank you. I have a couple of questions please. I'm in the market for a 65 with The LG G2 and the S95B are at same price. My main useablelity is to watch streaming services.
) How is the longevity and warranty of the S95B compared to G2? Would you say one is more susceptible over the other to panel degradation in the future (e.g colour dimming..etc.)
2) How much of a role would a lack of Dolby Vision play in picture/colour quality?
S95B wins for gaming this year, I love it. I'm still waiting for the QN900B to go on sale, that TV looks nuts.
Samsung s95b with 2 year warranty or LG G2 with 5 year warranty
@@stanko4922 this is exactly the decision iam weighing right now
I really thought the LG G2 was going to be the best TV of 2022. But when new technology hits the market it usually has the advantage. But even though it didn't win best TV of the year I think it's a all around great TV for most people. Especially in the gaming department. Funny thing though I've heard Samsung QD OLED is excellent for gaming too.
Yeah I definitely get that. I actually predicted that order for the way it finished for top 3. I wasn’t really surprised. G2 is a great TV but like I mentioned color as a whole if you include all the factors like saturation & color volume G2 won’t beat a QD OLED.
@@TechWithKG yes as far as the color thing is concerned you are right about that. Well after all is said and done all 3 TV's are good choices for the people who choose to buy them. I don't think I'd be unhappy with any one of the 3.
LG g2 Oled is 10 gen oled
Samsung QD-OLED is 1 gen QD-Oled
Easy choice for me the G2
S95C over either, brother. 77" QD Oled will be affordable next year, neither the Gen 1 QD Oled (shitty size) nor the G2 (old WOLED) are a good idea right now. Wait 10 months more and the Big Reward for all the wait is there. Trust me, I almost opted for the A90J, but now I see light at the end of the Tunnel (at last)
Literally what I plan to do brother, Samsung has already announced they’re doing 49 inches as well as 77 inches. I’ll be getting the 77 inch Samsung QD-OLED next spring, hopefully they iron out all of their issues they had with this year’s model.
Samsung s95b with 2 year warranty or LG G2 with 5 year warranty !!!!!
@@stanko4922 Samsung S95C, the 2023 model 77 inch
@@stanko4922 just wait until March / April
After I learned about qdoled flaw of washed out blacks with reflections, it became a major turn off where I am more so considering g2 & A90J. I some time but think i'll pull the trigger on G2
It's not noticeable when playing content in bright room. The only time you would be able to see affect the tv in that manner is to shine a bright flashlight or really bright light directly at the tv. Otherwise it's a beast. It's not perfect but I feel it punches harder than the G2 in the technical areas that QD OLED has over WRGB panels.
Going to go get my first oled. I have 2000 to spend what would you recommend
I’ve heard there are issues of burn in in the new Samsung s95b, they had to reduce brightness etc in one of their
Software update … so the concern of burn in arises with the s95b … confidence to buy if it had a heat sink would inspire back my confidence otherwise Lgg2 with 5 year burn in warranty … or the expensive Sony a95k …also with heat sink but way too pricey are the choices now … ….
S95B over the G2 especially now you can get the S95B cheaper in 55 and 65inch. However G2 is still good but only on for larger size. But Once Samsung make a 77 inch QD Oled then it’s a no brainier
@@supremetaaanxz2241 no they won’t lool stop the cap s95b has better volume and gamut there’s a reason it pulled ahead of the g2 in the 2022 tv shootout. Kinda embarrassing Aswell bearing in mind this is Samsung first oled since 2013. LG is on it’s like 9th generation
@@supremetaaanxz2241 defend yours too sir👏🏾 that’s nice d nice said that I wonder what others think
Qd oled beats woled everyone knows that Samsung display did a fantastic job for its first year I understand why people like you are but hurt but it’s okay
@@supremetaaanxz2241 the build quality is fine as long as you handle it correctly it’s a thin panel so yes if you handle it incorrectly it will bend but on a stand alone it’s fine. The G2 stand this year makes it wobbly a lot I prefer the stand from the G1. Either way both the g2 and s95b is cheaper than the a95k. And you can get the g2 at a bigger size (77) then the a95k in 65inch which is same price. But that’s why I lean towards the s95b because it’s currently even cheaper then the g2. I think the a95k is the worst tho, the stand makes it tilt and there’s no space for soundbar. It’s also kind heavy for no reason but again all great tvs.
@@supremetaaanxz2241 I think it’s a 1 year warranty from Samsung but some retailers offer 5 year warranty. It’s new tech so I know they can’t guarantee screen burn however I do think that Samsung done some recent updates to reduce some brightness to increase the longevity. Which is why A95K was delayed and came out earlier I think sony knew but the S95B still is slightly brighter even after 1303.
Hello KG either one of these TV's would make me happy.
How does it compare to the A90j?
Hmmmm been nearly settled on just sticking with my a80j because I got it for a really really really good price and was just gonna settle until QD-OLED was more mature.
Now, I just got a significant raise so I kinda don't care about price. To get the G2 or not 🧐🤔
Don't get me wrong. The A80J is great, but temporary screen retention bothers me. I also find dark content very dull unless I'm watching at the dead of night with no lights on. Darker SD content is the worst. If the LG has an overall brighter picture in dark content that would be great. I don't care about accuracy as much as I do being able to see wtf is going on. Dune was pretty rough and I know it's kinda supposed to be but black crush isn't accurate either.
Sell your old 1 to loved one or friend for cheap. You help them out and get some money
@@craighopkins4496 well I'm still within my return period with Costco. So at this point I'm not actually out anything.
Damm this was my main concern...been looking for this comment. HAD similar issues on my C1. Might have to get the S95 i need super pop in my colors.
What about G2 vs S95B with new firmware making it much less bright??
I'm going to hold off for a Sony QD OLED for SDR purposes. Let's hope they add 4 HDMI 2.1 inputs and a game optimizer before the PS6 comes out...
This
Saw G2 and C2 side by side, there's only a tiny difference. You won't even notice it most of the content that was played. For better value for money I'd go for the C2.
We're they at the same size ?
@@christianmarmol3230 yes, I went to our electronic store to see the difference between the QN95B vs C2 but the one that was on top of each other were the G2(above) and C2 (below), the QN95B is on the same level of the G2 on the left but the sony Q70B is between them. I get the love of people for the OLED screen and indeed it is beautiful to look at but what put me off was the reflection especially when you have the lights on and the black level is more of a con for me the a pro since it's losing so much details. The viewing angle though of the C2 & G2 are slightly better than the QN95B. But i would still choose the QN95B due to it's more vibrant display with more colors and you can see shadow details. Also I've noticed that the OLEDs red are super red which I don't like. I stared at the TVs for 10 minutes coz it's hard to really compare the contents when it's playing fast and your eyes keeps darting at these 3 TVs and you have to move your eyes as fast as you can to see the difference especially that the QN95B is one 55" TV apart. 😅 It is easier though to compare the G2 and C2 since they are on top of each other and that tiny difference is not worth that huge price difference.
@@halo-halo9244 interesting that you got to see an OLED next to an LED and see the differences in person. The reflection on a OLED are bad when your in a bright room but if it was darker the Oleds would have had no reflections or very little and same with details. Details would have been much better if u was in a dark room with minimal lights to no lights. Oleds are not meant to be watched with a bright room.
@@christianmarmol3230 I agree, however, I can't always dim my lights during the day or when people are around 😅. So overall use I would pick the QN95B over the OLED. Also that shadow detail is important coz with OLEDs black crash it feels like I'm missing so many details in a scene or movie, I can just imagine myself watching the last episode of GOT and taking out a torch just to see what was happening 🤣. Also I don't need to constantly worry about burn-ins and can keep the TV for 5-10 years (My current TV is Samsung and bought it 12 years ago, still going strong and the black levels is still spectacular, no reflection as it's like matte, but there is a DSE now and you can notice it in some scenes especially with white background. However, my dilemma is the QN95B is let's say US1000 more expensive than the C2 coz the C2s we have here (or at least the store I want to buy from) is a parallel import so I mean that's a no brainer to go for the cheaper one. I'm so confused. 😩🤣
@@halo-halo9244 I'm so confused on which to get too lol 😅. But also burn in is not a problem anymore. These newer Oleds don't have burn in issues like they use to have, so there's less to worry about. Also the the G2 and C2 are brighter now and have less black crush, especially the G2 has great shadow details
Hi KG, not a gamer like to stream, watch movies new and old ones too, loves sports especially football, which one you recommend me for 55 inches the c2 or a80k , like the a80j but don{t have an evo panel , your thoghts
The LG oleds would be a no brainer for me if they didn't rob users of SDR brightness. Most content is not HDR, look at the rates of HDR adoption on UA-cam. Windows still doesn't handle HDR well.
The people defending it by saying SDR = 100 nits, one its like they never watched TV, two do not remember CRTs and three do not understand how eyes work. CRTs are perceptibly brighter than progressive displays like LCD and OLED, mastering at 100 nits is for BVMs in pitch dark rooms and even back in the day mastering could be done at 200 nits. People were watching SDR content above 100 nits since trinitron hit the market, its not the wrong way to watch it. Capping SDR at close to 100 nits looks awful and no one outside the OLED defense forces is going to agree the 'accurate' setting isn't miserable and dim.
Im surprised no one else mentioned this....
I use mine as a PC monitor so I lowered my OLED pixel brightness to 35. I think LG screens work best for PC use compared to the competition. For pure movie/Tv watching though I think the Sony is probably the best.
@@MistyKathrine I'm deciding between the Sony Oled and Samsung Qd-Oled, however it appears Samsung it artificially enhancing colors and brightness whereas the sony is going fornthe more natural look. With Brightness comes great responsibility!!
@@keronfarrier2198 Sony has the best color accuracy and picture quality. LG has the best gaming features. Samsung has, um market share...
@@MistyKathrine Indeed.
KG does the c2 still have that dull side game mode image that the c2 had when compared to the Sony oled? Will you be testing the a90k for 2022 this year? That's what I have my eyes set on for my office in the 42 size. Thanks. :-)
All LG OLEDs have dull SD Gaming modes.
@@FantaSaus that's what gets me. So say yes, and some say what are you talking about, Sony and LG oled sdr game mode look almost the same. - Have you seen this in person or just reporting back what you have heard online?
Seen it on my C1 and G1
@@FantaSaus thank you. That confirms my decision to go with the 42 a90k.
Thanks for the review
G2 vs a90j sony 83 inch Which one is better
G2
Sir please reply and guide me that should I buy sony a80k oled or samsung qn90b both 65 inches Is sony oled has burnin issues. Please reply me
The choice is clear to me. Although a80k will cost a lot more.
@@saauuzza no sir both are same cost. Iam from india
Then is a80k. You will see DSE and blooming otherwise
Which is a better choice at 55inch..the C2 or G2?
G2 is better
@@stanko4922 cool, but why is that ?
@@christianmarmol3230 LG G2 has higher brightness, ( LG G2 has 1100 nits brightness LG C2 has 800 nits) better video and image processing,
@@stanko4922 actually C2 has 850 nits brightness but yes G2 does have more brightness. But at 55 inch would it be brighter compared to C2 ?
G series is always better than C series.
Would you choose the S95B as your TV of the year?
For value yes, but for overall if money is no object I’d say Sony A95K
Hmm based off this comparison the G2 had better color accuracy. Except the gaming the samsung was a pinch brighter. But overall the G2 looked better had amazing contrast i saw it in best buy yesterday. That G2 was badass. Does lg not have qd oled? I would only buy the samsung if you a gamer but just my opinion. I think the lg had better processing imo
Kg is this the 77 inch?
What about a90j vs G2 - which one is better ? a90j being a few thousands cheaper.
A90J 👍
Nicely done kg. 👍
S95B does DTM w/ HGIG which is stupid and defeats the purpose of HGiG. Unless one doesn’t care about accuracy.
Hgig has been pretty lack luster for me as someone who owns a C1. I use DTM instead for the C1.
@@theelusivememe1772 I prefer HGiG on my E9 otherwise you blowing out midtones that’s what DTM will do.
It's worth C2 42" model!?!??
I'm just going with the c2. G2 ain't worth the extra $1000.
In that case just go C1
@techwithkg i was at best buy and saw noticeablly birghter C2 77 over the C1. Also you said the motiom improved on g2, so i asume c2 has better motion to? Thanks for all your great reviews
@@HabibiMo1 The G2 and C2 has the exact same processor which is handling motion process, therefore they are on the same level.
@@TechWithKG agree
THE S95B over the G2, better picture quality.
True
Yea, I had two G1s last year and both were way worse than the S95B. What was surprising also was that one of them was considerably less bright than the other one. S95B triumphs in every department. LG always gets top reviews of their displays until you get your hands on an actual retail unit. Can't imagine a shocking upgrade between the G1 and G2 either.
The s95b won ahead of the g2 in the TV 2022 shootout and this was Samsung first oled since 2013. The a95k came first closely ahead, remember samsung made the panel. The s95b is even cheaper than the g2 in 55 and 65inch
@@doctorparker1736 By a fraction of a point. Its nothing you'll see when they aren't side by side.
Samsung s95b with 2 year warranty or LG G2 with 5 year warranty !!?!?!!
He he, tell the same about 83 inch version , for me only this size has meaning for movies , 2.39:1 format is terrible for smaller sizes .
Danke!
Danke!
g2 has pink tint
Unless you an LG fanboy or on right budget no reason to buy this obsolete OLED TV over Sony Bravia A95K or Samsung S95B.
best gaming tv, beats a95k and s95b in gaming
´By the way KG, did you watch that silly Rant from QuantumTV how he is "Done" with the S95B ? Thought it was extremely hilarious. 🤣🤡
He buy one again and he will never connect tv to internet haha
@@michaelno77 🤣🤣🤣🤡
I saw it lol and now he said he bought it again, which is a lie lol, he never returned it lol
In the U.K. the Samsung is cheaper to buy than the LG
Stop saying "for the most part" that is not even a proper saying just some annoying stupid slang term.
For the most part he doesn't say it that much lol
Mr Grumpy.
Overrated