Hi Fomo, I was surprised to see that the console gaming section didn’t specify “LFC” it kind of seams to be a must have feature even for next gen games coming out especially after seeing your previous video.
@@TechnoBro999 Gaming PC monitors are made for fast paced gaming at very high fps/refresh rate. TV's are not. When it comes to gaming on a PC, using a TV is not the answer if you want the best experience possible (in terms of smoothness and latency). Using an OLED as a PC monitor will almost guarrantree burn-in at some point too.
bagel basically use case and therefore screen size. Living room/couch gaming which would result in a bigger screen, as opposed to desktop gaming which is for people who game at their desk. People who game at their desk are typically going to care more about refresh rates, latency, ghosting, gtg avg, etc. These people typically have a pc, although there are many who game on a console at their desk. Monitors typically aren’t as “pretty” for movie consumption, but then again its a small screen so idk why one would expect the same experience as a tv. But to sacrifice for the movie experience, you gt a whole bunch more features if you’re playing fps/multiplayer games. Single players games are fine on either a tv or a gaming monitor since the standard for these types of games is 60fps. Anything above that is great, but 60fps is the bare minimum.
@@saucyg6371 I hope monitor makers bring the prices of ultrawide hdr monitors down because oled looks realy nice and my monitor has no dimming zones. If it wasn't such a hassle to move my PC into my living room every time I wan't to play in HDR i would do it more often.
Hey FOMO. Will you do an in depth test of the flagship TVs on the PS5 once it is released? I know myself and many others are dying to know if the C9 will look okay when playing 30fps games without LFC! Love your stuff man!
@@TheShepherd_7 thats no problem, unless you buy fps shooters. I tested my c9 with my nintendo switch and borderlands, is nearly unplayable. I want to be honost about that, even with dejudder and destutter it gave me headaches. Just buy the cx instead if you like those type of games.
This was sooo helpful! Unless you can find direct head to head comparisons of each of these or try them in your house it's near impossible to figure out. Thank you!
This was so helpful. I had no idea and appreciate you taking to time to explain it. You just earned a new sub. You helped me to decided that I needed the LG GX 77" in my life.
Hello, I own a Samsung Q80R Tv, the Middle East version, which comes with an excellent box and screen, but my question is, I want to buy a PlayStation 5. Do you recommend buying a new screen and not keeping the same Tv that I have? Thank you very much.
I'm tech nerd, but when i start shopping around for good TV's i run into your channel, I have learned so much since then. Good job FOMO hands down the best TV channel on youtube
Sony x900H has 120Hz panel and dimming zones, so I think it almost overlaps into the premium column. I wouldn't really call it a budget TV. I also wouldn't call it a downgrade from the TCL 6 series, before you review it (more dimming zones doesn't always equate to a better TV). It wont' be as bright as the TCL, but upscaling, motion, uniformity will be WAY better. Early reviews are saying the x900H looks great, so please put it on your review list! The x900H will also be great for sports viewing, so it covers two categories (not sure why you excluded it from the sports category). I think it's going to be comparable to the H9G, just not as bright, but will have better motion/upscaling. I have the H8G, and it's nice, but I fully expect the x900H to be better. Besides this point about x900H, nice video!
I have the 55 900h it is a great tv better then the 950h that I returned hard to believe that sony made a better tv then the 950h but the 900 is great.
@@jamesvolpe3581 It depends. 950H has more dimming zones (for 65": 950H - 60 zones vs 900H - 32 zones) and is brighter. It also has flagship video processor X1 Ultimate, so it does better upscaling / motion handling / etc. 950H also has X-wide angle. The only way 900H being better is HDMI 2.1 (VRR, ALLM) but even it's supported by hardware the software will be upgraded later this year (hopefully before PS5 release), so imho you could not experience those HDMI 2.1 advantages yet (while firmware upgraded). So again, it depends. Some people don't do much gaming or gaming at all, so for watching movies 950H still may be a better buy.
I love how he came to the same conclusion as me. I was doing comparisons of all major HDMI 2.1 HDTVs available the other day and came to the conclusion that Q90T was the best NON-Oled (no burn-in) gaming TV on the market right now.
I just got my H9G delivered today from Best Buy. $899 for 65in. Out of the box, with a few tweaks, it looks absolutely incredible. My jaw hit the floor... this is coming from a guy who loved his 2010 plasma until it died. It is definitely a must buy
Thanks for the guide, it helped me direct my research. I just got the Q90R for £1100. I couldn't justify the 60% price hike to go from the 2019 Q90R to the 2020 Q90T just for HDMI 2.1 and IMO worse contrast processing. My kids and I all have PC's, so maximising a PS5's "potential" isn't a priority. I would be surprised if any PS5 exclusive games make it to 4K 120Hz anyway. I don't know why console players think resolution is more important than frame rate, I'd rather be @ 2k 120Hz over 4k 60Hz any day! I stream most of my films at 1080p and regular shows at 720p to avoid buffering so this TV is currently overkill. But it will be ready for improvements to internet bandwidth over the next 5 years. This seems like a silly thing but the remote control design matters a lot to me. Samsung do a nice large version of a Fire TV remote. The LG remotes looks awful and are covered in unnecessary buttons.
What really bothers me when researching for new TV's is that sometimes there are technical differences on the same TV of different sizes. Like the Q80T has hdmi 2.1 but only 55" and above. The 49" does not... manufactures need to get better on that.
i have an OLED EC9300, it's 1080p model from 2014. It has 2 little burn ins barely visible that showed up after 3 years of use, over 10.000+ hours total. I'm thinking about getting a 4K, that supports HDR and H265. I think it's time now, there was very little real 4K content a few years ago. It MUST be an OLED of course. But unfortunately, I live in third world shithole so I buy what I find (2014 OLED bougth in 2016), not exactly what I want. But anyway, I really appreciate your videos. Top notch analysis. 👍
I bought TCL 8 series. Not in your table, but at the sale price ($1,000) it firmly seats in Action & Sports Premium segment, eclipsing flagship segment sets in categories that matter to me like dynamic range and brightness. The only thing that TCL 8 series can’t do is VRR, which is not going to be an issue with gaming consoles that don’t go above 60Hz anyway.
forget tv's get a hd projector...they are fab no messing around attach a android box and your away...everything will be streamed in the near future..i stream only now we have the speeds..projector cost 450 uk pounds and the picture quality now is outstanding...
Hello Fomo greetings from Italy. I have a question, I'd like to not spend too much money like LG Cx, so do you think the best compromise price for gaming consoles its sony xh90? However you are one the few that very explain the real facts about it and so good, great Fomo.
do you happen to know if the 55” version of the Sony 900H has the same capabilities as that 65” which is used here? Coming from a 10 year old TV so really anything is an upgrade, but I do like next gen gaming console compatibilities without sacrificing picture quality for movies completely, so was planning on the 55” 900H
I absolutely do NOT agree that x900h is a budget tv! X800h /x850h tv’s are. Difference between x900h and x950h is that the 950 has the better viewing angle tech. Vice versa the x900h has 120hz and the x950h does not. With only that difference how can you say it’s budget? Makes no sense. I do believe with the rest of the portion.
I will most likely buy the Hisense H9G. Most PS5 Games are 4K 30fps/4K 60fps so I don't need HDMI 2.1 Input-Lag is also acceptable at 14ms and the TV is also a 120hz panel.
For the best tv for the price get the vizio m558-g1 with 600 nits and 90 dimming zones for less than $600. Then calibrate it following value tech cents basic setup on UA-cam. He also has other videos that will give you the best picture quality for movies, gaming etc.
@@theonedonn Great tv, you don't know me but I am very picky when it comes to TVs I tried the 950h and the 900 is better Just great blacks motion and so on this one is a keeper for me.
@@merope100 Best Buy has a credit card you can use that has 18 month financing with zero interest within the promotional period. So technically anyone can afford it if you have decent credit.
@@matthewmiller4865 I wanted 65" so I got myself an lg nanocell for $1,100. I know it's not the same level as an oled but cheaper, especially for a 65" which is $1,900 for the 65" lg oled. Plus I would be worried about the "screen-burn" on an oled. Maybe in a few years my next tv will be an oled. When they're cheaper and can avoid "burn in" better.
My guy, 3D died out 5 years ago. There are no 8K movies you can stream, and no 8K sports as well. There are barely any 4k sports streaming now. But if your trying to future proof yourself, look at Samsungs offerings
You think I'll be able to do PC gaming at 120 Hz refresh with the Hisense H9G? Seems like games would look beautiful on there. I'm wondering if the Hisense H9G for PC gaming would be better than buying PC monitor for gaming or if I should just get a dedicated monitor of gaming. Just wanted to hear your thoughts... thanks
BINGO, and it performs worse but because it's brighter (and sadly brighter than the Q900TS even) with amazing anti-glare coating, there is still a use case for it in super bright rooms with bad reflections. This is going to be a great year for OLED sales and I don't know if Samsung's marketing machine can offset it this time as prices are simply too low (C9 especially)
Stop the FOMO Samsung still absolutely crushes it in the midrange to low market. Q60r and under price range nobody touches Samsung when it comes to sales numbers. IMHO if their lower range revenue suffers, we would see much better higher end options from sammie.
@@muhdict2224 all of them except the 9 series are 8bit panels! Fuck the "+FRC" that shit ain't nothing like true 10bit! They truly downgraded in every TV this and last year! The Q90R remains the king!... and it's ancient already 😂
@CanadianLoki76 he never said brightness was bad! He said that they're brighter!. . .where in his comment does he say it's bad? It's just the only upside for Samsung!
So 900h is the best bang for your buck if you just play games and watch sports? Vizio m series VS Sony X900H? Is the Sony well worth all that extra dosh? (Both will be an upgrade on what I already have)
Dansari it was 3100 with a five year warranty at Best Buy. I went with them because their warranty covers burn in and while I’m not really that worried about it, I wanted to cover my bases.
If you're upgrading your TV and find it worse than your previous TV, the ONLY reason for that is that you upgraded too quickly. Here's the upgrading guide (unless you are a multi-millionaire): Is your TV more than 15 years old? If yes and you want to spend some money, upgrade. Otherwise, don't.
What about the Sony X950H? Im thinking of either X900H or the X950H. My purposes is mostly playing games and watching movies. I’m looking for high quality picture with an HDR feature. I like your videos!!
@@dmo848 Don't feel bad, I heard horror stories about TCL as well, and it scared me before I bought my TVs. I may have just lucked out or they upped their quality control just in time.
@@dmo848 you must not have bought a h8 series because i went from an already ok toshiba 4k up to a h8f and it is AWESOME. I didnt care at all about HDR and the h8f literally moved HDR to the forefront of things I look for in a tv. Or its possible you got a bad panel.
So I have a few buddies that bought the X900H because of their getting the PS5 so am I so I asked him if they’ve gotten the update that’s gonna turn HDMI port 3 and 4 into HDMI 2.1 they haven’t yet and if they do how will you know if you have everything they’re saying it’s going to come with the firmware update that’s saying the will have 48gbps because on the amazon reviews they are not calling HDMI2.1 which that was it is and it will have VRR ALLM
Hi FOMO.. I love your channel. I think you should make a new one of these for 2022. So much has changed. Now you have the Samsung S95B, QN90B, QN85B, LG C2, G2, and Sony X95K. Thank you for all you do. I am think of upgrading from Samsung HU-8550 to the S95B, C2, QN90B. I would consider the Sony A95K but I have a sound bar and my stand is only 48” wide. Sony seems to ignore people with sound bars and/or narrower cabinetry.
Very curious about this "new chip" in the p Quantum x, as well as their OLED. I have personally never bought a Vizio, but my Mother has, and it was a horrible TV, with a dim led in the right bottom corner, as well as a few dead pixels. She of course didn't check when she got the TV....she got rid of it...for a TCL 4 series, but that's all she really need.
@@BlackJesus8463 These are what have me the most interested out of any of the new TVs. I love good black levels, and this really seems like the answer for LCD tech. I guess we shall see though.
Hi I am not upgrading just replacing a Panasonic TX-L 37 ET5b after in stopped working at 8 years old too much to repair...it was always a good picture maybe a bit soft and lacking detail but no problems with motion it was LCD backlit and was better than the Sony at the time...open to makes any suggestions welcome under £600 thank you..
I picked up a 55" C9 and I love it. I contemplated waiting for the CX but didn't think it would be a real upgrade. Glad I got the C9 now that the CX reviews are out there. Saved a bunch of money.
@@jefduf Yes and yes. But the VRR of the B9 is slightly more limited than that of the CX. But @ Raios Rogue: Rtings does state that the C9 has VRR from
So far I think my new Hisense H9G is the best television I've owned. Beautiful picture quality and premium feel. Samsung, Sony and LG don't have a television that even comes close at this price point.
Tbh I’m going with a Hisense h9g 55 inch. Just need a decent upgrade that can get me a good looking 4K 60 for my ps5 with 120hz for media, etc. Figure I’ll just hold out for when I can get a solid 8k with hdmi 2.1
No movie category? No less than 75, Preferable 85 And at those sizes, OLED UNOBTANIUM $$$$$$$ Best option Vizio PX85 2021 at $2,000 BF 120 hz, 800 dimming zones, dolby vision, HDMI 2.1 48GPS, eARC No degradation, no burnin
The resolution stays the same so the only thing that dictates the screen size is how far away you are going to be. A small room does not benefit from a big screen.
I have a 8 year old 60 inch plasma, the picture is still great, but looking for a bigger tv, and my cabinet will only hold a 70 inch tv. I looked extensively for a good 70 inch, but the few are mediocre at best. I don't game, but i do like sports like hockey and movies. Do you think instead of getting a mediocre 70, look for a better 65 inch. But i am open to suggestions, if money is no object, which tv should i look at, if money is a issue, which one then. Oled or Qled??.. But i appreciate any help in deciding. I am a Costco member and i like buying from them because of their warranty and return policy....Thanks, Joe G.
I just got the H9G and I love it. I highly recommend it. It's a true bang for your buck. It doesn't have 2.1 or VRR, but the 2.1 is overrated I'd rather wait to see how it performs, plus there are firmwares out there. Sure those features are cool, but not worth paying double for it. Don't get me wrong OLED is the way to go, but not worth paying an 1,500 to 2,000 for.
Based on your chart would you consider the Q90T an upgrade in picture quality to the Sony X950H? I know the Q90T is better for gaming but what about in pure picture quality for movies and TV shows?
I usually upgrade my TV once every 4-5 years and I buy last year flagships for half of their original price. I just got a LG C9 55" for $1200 and its amazing!
I've got a 2012 Panasonic GT50 42 inch plasma and looking at a 55 inch Q90R, C9 or CX. I have window reflection on my wall mounted screen and plan on hooking up a PS5. What would be the best option? I can get a Q90R for around £1K, which appears a good price
OK FOMO, I have to ask this question here since I cannot find a review that you or anyone else has done that really helps me. I am looking at the 65" LG NANO91 on sell from what I have read so far it is LG's best below their OLED line. Do you have thoughts on this Television?
I currently own a TCL R625 and I'm not impressed. I've had/still have a Samsung NU6900 (2018) and the picture quality is better than the R625. The motion & the picture processing is not good. It's ok for the casual watcher but for dedicated watchers it won't cut it. Gaming & Netflix viewing is ok though. Honestly, the chart maybe should be reworked with current AND reviewed TV's with casual viewing on the bottom, the next level above it for movies and the top level for gaming, meaning the top-tier has it ALL. And then the tiers separated quality/level with low as the first column, then mid, then high as the third. Lastly, I think you really should review the Sony x900h. Not a lot of expert reviews but early consumer reviews are saying that it's amazing. Consumer reviews from the x950h are not as good. I actually should be getting the x900h next week and can't wait to see the difference between the two. Overall, you're a great reviewer, FOMO. I too don't hate fearing missing out on the best. :-)
@Stop the FOMO many thx for the video, great work. i must add tho im a pc gamer been playing games on pc for over 15 years, i build my own pc´s and allways have had a top of the line Pc screen, i would just tell you, what your reffering to its FPS games like - fortnight /pug g/ csgo ect, there ,uch more to PC and pc gaming than those 5 games, and still in those game if you a casual gamer 120Hz enough, so dont get it in your head the C9 is only a consol TV, there alot more to it, ill try to break it down from the top of my head owning a c9, i know im biased but try hearing me out. . 1. many pc gamers upgrade path if NOT a FPS only player (only), but as a pc user, it could look like this 60hz> 144hz 27inch screen > 32/34" ultrawide > then what?? Only the 49" samsung/lg left and that screen while great have a even more Fked up ratio 21:9 or the 40" 4k bad HDR 4k monitors , so ull only get 60hz there alsow (ithink they upped it to 120hz/144hz now in 2020 but prob scost an arm and a legg) but its expencive, AND it fks up your ratio in movies / games / youtube - Ect as its a 21/9 screen aka blackbars and other stuff , then theres 4k monitor but those can´t do 120hz or aleast alsow only 40" big, + whit shitty 1000HDR as for all pc screen only have the standart 1000HDR baked in, thats is poor vs the c9 propper HDR. . 2. + now adays ppl (pc) "users" do alot more than gaming, they watch netflix - movies/ watch live streams online or livestreams them selfs - create content and dabble in music or video creation and yes the ultrawides as great they are, but have a fk´ed ratio whit 21/9, trust iv been there while great, i love my c9 ---------- that much more just bc of that, then there no extra bezel in middle as u get from multi normal screens, the only issue i have had whits is gone now is the screen had to grow on me in terms of hight but thats now a non issuenow took a few days and gone was the issue - i sit at 80cm away, every day 10+ hours for work and gaming ect - my C9 is a 100% Pc screen and it great. . 3. the tvs baked in fetures outshine every pc screen whit 120hz 4k gameing - Full Real HDR (not shittey 1000 HDR pc screen version )and Bakes in motion and setting for movies + Its Oled = the best for movies / netflix possible other thing too, even the c9 is isf calibratet whit gives and extra edge over a pc screen even its a basic calibrate for nexflix/movies + it got a free apple 4k baked nowin so thats a free 4k apple topbox too. plus many more reasons, so i would tell you this, the ONE bigg off in my mind is Burn in, but i can say 6 month down the road using my c9 for 100% pc Only, theres not a single issue yet, whit the screen and i game for hours on end 12+ sometimes and i know another guy whit a c9 for PC only and hes not having any issues either (yet) fingers crossed. So dont get in your head pc screen is all about FPS as most games dont even need higher then 60hz/120hz to be really smooth,. thats only for FPS shooters mostly, and those bois would not even in the first place look towards this big a screen as they Cant look to the edges fast enough. So if you only play FPS shooters and you look to this, then allready 100% you playing on a shitty screen RN and it would not matter if it can go beoynd 120hz. so in short FPS gamers that only FPS yes stay away if your serius gamer if caual FPS playing, 100% it dont matter.. . 4. alsow, IF you wanna buy this tv and use for PC ther s a few steps, like i have a 180cm wide table and 80Cm Deep bigger than most regular tabels so ull have to be able to fit such a table in room, i will garrentee you will have a bad expirence sitting closer than this and getting use to that, so needs a big table. alsow turn on Logo shit to high, screen saver to 1-2 hours so i will turn off and never unplug the tv or turn it off on the wall, as it will then not refresh pixels when its time overnight to do so, and from my understanding that would result in bigger issues whit burn in. . 5. i would like to think the 48" even better gameing tv as for some 55 maby too big i came from a ultrawide and it was this or the samsung 49 ultrawide g90. but whit the better resulution and baked in fetures and real HDR its a massive upgrade and a great expirence, i would never go back, but i understand the size might be too big for some, then good thers 14 - 2 days of trade in or monnyback most places, alsow ull need a RTX 20xx card or a never not released only to get Gsync/freesync to work, alsow dont get a too small card as it wont drive this screen proberly at 1440p @120hz need s a little more power when gaming to drive all thise pixels @ 120hz. . Alsow thanks for the videos i hope you read this and rethink your stance on pc gaming/pc users, most grown ups that will have 2000$ to spend on a tv aint a little kid/grown up and is playing FPS Shooters all day all night. .
The guide and chart , great, but I do not see anything on Panasonic, I own a tc-75gx880 and would like to know if anyone has seen this Television or reviewed it, It is the size I was after and has a great picture. But boy it would be nice to get someone else opinion on this model. I am hoping you can offer some insight.
I have a Samsung UA32EH4003R TV I know its old, I bought it for the Xbox 360, anyway, do you think the upgrade from this TV to the Q70T is a good one or not, or should I go to the Q80T? I know it's a no brainer but I just want a TV that is PS5 Ready
Thanks for the super informative video, really very helpful. My question to you is: I'm using a Sonos theatre system comprising of an Arc playbar, sub, 2 x One's as rears - I'm also intending to migrate to the X Box Series X and Sony PS5 when they're released. I'm looking at the LG CX, can that pass Dolby Atmos uncompressed??
Hey man , I like the way you explain the TV features and consumer needs. It has been a helpful guide for me to update my T.V. You are doing a good job 👏🏼, congrats. Keep it up the good work!!!
I'm so glad that you post this video's because i know you know youre stuff ! For me ...dont know if you have to time to adres it,,,,im a Optoma beamer watcher HD atm and im realy having doubts about buying the new Optoma UHD42 4K gaming projector or the LG C9 or higher because it takes up less space than my big projector screen. I hope you have a tip for me that can help me out with making choices. I am worried a bit about burn in in the Oled screen. I mostly watch Movies and (mainly console) Game in a 5.1.2 atmos setup. Thx again for making the video, i hope you have a tip for me. Greetings from the Netherlands
Indeed very nice content, what do you recommend for watching movies from Netflix in the high 4k picture and sound quality and occasion gaming? Hisense H9G is a good option?
There are TWO things people need to know, we are nearly half way through 2020, a date to store shelves, and a $prices$!!! Vizio's 2020 models?????? They have some sort of announcement coming on June 30th....
This is a great video. That's what I always go through when thinking about upgrading my Kuro Elite PRO-111FD. I watch movies at night and in my eyes, it still looks fantastic.
I need a recommendation. I am confused between Sony XG9505 and Hisense U8QF (55" model). Cam you please recommend which is the best. I am looking for something in similar price range.
Let me know if this guide & chart are helpful, and I'll continue building on the chart as more TVs arrive throughout the year!
Hi Fomo,
I was surprised to see that the console gaming section didn’t specify “LFC” it kind of seams to be a must have feature even for next gen games coming out especially after seeing your previous video.
Hey which one is better For hardcore long time Gaming between SAMSUNG Q90T or LG CX
Wondering why you didn’t include the LG Nano 2020s
I think nano cell technology is less than QLED & OLED?
Balbir Singh I have a Q90R in my living room and I would say the color is better on the Nanocell
You are 1,000% correct to separate "console gaming TVs" from "dedicated gaming monitors".
What is the difference?
@@TechnoBro999 Gaming PC monitors are made for fast paced gaming at very high fps/refresh rate. TV's are not. When it comes to gaming on a PC, using a TV is not the answer if you want the best experience possible (in terms of smoothness and latency). Using an OLED as a PC monitor will almost guarrantree burn-in at some point too.
bagel basically use case and therefore screen size. Living room/couch gaming which would result in a bigger screen, as opposed to desktop gaming which is for people who game at their desk. People who game at their desk are typically going to care more about refresh rates, latency, ghosting, gtg avg, etc. These people typically have a pc, although there are many who game on a console at their desk. Monitors typically aren’t as “pretty” for movie consumption, but then again its a small screen so idk why one would expect the same experience as a tv. But to sacrifice for the movie experience, you gt a whole bunch more features if you’re playing fps/multiplayer games. Single players games are fine on either a tv or a gaming monitor since the standard for these types of games is 60fps. Anything above that is great, but 60fps is the bare minimum.
Saucy G and dr. Whet farts thank you guys for the response
@@saucyg6371 I hope monitor makers bring the prices of ultrawide hdr monitors down because oled looks realy nice and my monitor has no dimming zones. If it wasn't such a hassle to move my PC into my living room every time I wan't to play in HDR i would do it more often.
Hey FOMO. Will you do an in depth test of the flagship TVs on the PS5 once it is released? I know myself and many others are dying to know if the C9 will look okay when playing 30fps games without LFC! Love your stuff man!
Don't forget Xbox series x
30 fps games are horrible on the c9.
If you like to connect older consoles, its better to buy the CX, its got wider coverage
Its not just older consoles... The XSX and PS5 will both still have games that run at 30fps as the design decision is up to the developers.
@@TheShepherd_7 thats no problem, unless you buy fps shooters.
I tested my c9 with my nintendo switch and borderlands, is nearly unplayable.
I want to be honost about that, even with dejudder and destutter it gave me headaches.
Just buy the cx instead if you like those type of games.
Yeah this would be great! 👍🏻
This was sooo helpful! Unless you can find direct head to head comparisons of each of these or try them in your house it's near impossible to figure out. Thank you!
this guys not fooling me. Hes wearing gloves to hide the fact that hes really a robot wizard.
The gloves are distracting.
Love this dude man. THANKS for the knowledge!
Yeah he’s pretty cool.
This was so helpful. I had no idea and appreciate you taking to time to explain it. You just earned a new sub. You helped me to decided that I needed the LG GX 77" in my life.
This guy knows his specs, techs and other info
Do stuff like this for tvs smaller then 50” and at an affordable price
Those aren't worth a crap
The level of effort u put into this was excellent, thank you 🔥🔥🔥
This chart is GREAT. Coming out with a new one every Black Friday season is going to be a Godsend. Subscribed.
Hello, I own a Samsung Q80R Tv, the Middle East version, which comes with an excellent box and screen, but my question is, I want to buy a PlayStation 5. Do you recommend buying a new screen and not keeping the same Tv that I have? Thank you very much.
I'm tech nerd, but when i start shopping around for good TV's i run into your channel, I have learned so much since then. Good job FOMO hands down the best TV channel on youtube
I hope you are joking..... best tv channel on YT? lol
@@HerrKatzen That's my opinion , If you can do better make your own content
Hugo Gatos it’s definitely top 3, I’d say at least second best... do you have any recommendations or you’re just a negative asshole?
Please include the 2020 models.. 2019 models are going out.. Like new Samsung frame and new LG n new TCL models..
Sony x900H has 120Hz panel and dimming zones, so I think it almost overlaps into the premium column. I wouldn't really call it a budget TV. I also wouldn't call it a downgrade from the TCL 6 series, before you review it (more dimming zones doesn't always equate to a better TV). It wont' be as bright as the TCL, but upscaling, motion, uniformity will be WAY better. Early reviews are saying the x900H looks great, so please put it on your review list! The x900H will also be great for sports viewing, so it covers two categories (not sure why you excluded it from the sports category). I think it's going to be comparable to the H9G, just not as bright, but will have better motion/upscaling. I have the H8G, and it's nice, but I fully expect the x900H to be better. Besides this point about x900H, nice video!
I have the 55 900h it is a great tv better then the 950h that I returned hard to believe that sony made a better tv then the 950h but the 900 is great.
@@jamesvolpe3581 It depends. 950H has more dimming zones (for 65": 950H - 60 zones vs 900H - 32 zones) and is brighter. It also has flagship video processor X1 Ultimate, so it does better upscaling / motion handling / etc. 950H also has X-wide angle. The only way 900H being better is HDMI 2.1 (VRR, ALLM) but even it's supported by hardware the software will be upgraded later this year (hopefully before PS5 release), so imho you could not experience those HDMI 2.1 advantages yet (while firmware upgraded). So again, it depends. Some people don't do much gaming or gaming at all, so for watching movies 950H still may be a better buy.
@@jamesvolpe3581 Forgot to mention - 950H has BFI (Black Frame Insertion) which may reduce motion blur while watching sports.
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I feel like you're the lost brother of HDTVTest...
Could be an evil twin.
I thought he was the same oh God 🤦🏽♂️
it took time for me to see the difference, always thought they were the same person lol
I love how he came to the same conclusion as me. I was doing comparisons of all major HDMI 2.1 HDTVs available the other day and came to the conclusion that Q90T was the best NON-Oled (no burn-in) gaming TV on the market right now.
I just got my H9G delivered today from Best Buy. $899 for 65in. Out of the box, with a few tweaks, it looks absolutely incredible. My jaw hit the floor... this is coming from a guy who loved his 2010 plasma until it died. It is definitely a must buy
YES, I know, Hisense is KILLING IT with the H9 series. I'm so looking forward to reviewing this TV.
So jealous.. Q9G MSRP in Canada is 1798 Canadian dollars..
Yep , I'm definitely getting this, can't beat the quality for the price.
@@majiankun23 I know everything is so damn expensive here
Rove Galaxy miss the old days when cad = usd... it may never come back
I recently got the CX I love it games look amazing on it
Very solid choice. For next-gen ps5/xsx lg c9/cx is going to be the wave 100%
Yeah but then you have burn in issues, lol.
@@arthurgarcia3892 Yea if we samsung fans trying to blow out our tvs then burn in is a issue
I been gaming on it 7-10 hours straight no issues yet
Plus I got warranty on the CX that covers burn in
Thanks for the guide, it helped me direct my research. I just got the Q90R for £1100.
I couldn't justify the 60% price hike to go from the 2019 Q90R to the 2020 Q90T just for HDMI 2.1 and IMO worse contrast processing. My kids and I all have PC's, so maximising a PS5's "potential" isn't a priority. I would be surprised if any PS5 exclusive games make it to 4K 120Hz anyway. I don't know why console players think resolution is more important than frame rate, I'd rather be @ 2k 120Hz over 4k 60Hz any day!
I stream most of my films at 1080p and regular shows at 720p to avoid buffering so this TV is currently overkill. But it will be ready for improvements to internet bandwidth over the next 5 years.
This seems like a silly thing but the remote control design matters a lot to me. Samsung do a nice large version of a Fire TV remote. The LG remotes looks awful and are covered in unnecessary buttons.
What really bothers me when researching for new TV's is that sometimes there are technical differences on the same TV of different sizes.
Like the Q80T has hdmi 2.1 but only 55" and above. The 49" does not... manufactures need to get better on that.
Right! I was going to get the Q80T but I saw this dudes video where he said under 55’ doesn’t support it. It’s disappointing
i have an OLED EC9300, it's 1080p model from 2014. It has 2 little burn ins barely visible that showed up after 3 years of use, over 10.000+ hours total. I'm thinking about getting a 4K, that supports HDR and H265. I think it's time now, there was very little real 4K content a few years ago. It MUST be an OLED of course. But unfortunately, I live in third world shithole so I buy what I find (2014 OLED bougth in 2016), not exactly what I want. But anyway, I really appreciate your videos. Top notch analysis. 👍
Waiting on that H9G review.
I bought TCL 8 series. Not in your table, but at the sale price ($1,000) it firmly seats in Action & Sports Premium segment, eclipsing flagship segment sets in categories that matter to me like dynamic range and brightness.
The only thing that TCL 8 series can’t do is VRR, which is not going to be an issue with gaming consoles that don’t go above 60Hz anyway.
Hey fomo the cx update from today just added freesync premium ;)
forget tv's get a hd projector...they are fab no messing around attach a android box and your away...everything will be streamed in the near future..i stream only now we have the speeds..projector cost 450 uk pounds and the picture quality now is outstanding...
FOMO, absolutely love your reviews. You're the best out there. These have been so valuable, keep up the great work.
Hello Fomo greetings from Italy. I have a question, I'd like to not spend too much money like LG Cx, so do you think the best compromise price for gaming consoles its sony xh90? However you are one the few that very explain the real facts about it and so good, great Fomo.
I wish that you could get the 85" Sony Z9G for a review. I'm seriously considering getting it as my next television.
Honestly, don't go for Sony. I did and it was a very bad decision
2015 OLED still going strong current oleds still don't wow me enough to sell
My 2006 Sony Bravia is still going strong, These OLED's still don't wow me. ;)
@@ShaneMcGrath. Booooo!
wow nice does that one have hdr?
do you happen to know if the 55” version of the Sony 900H has the same capabilities as that 65” which is used here? Coming from a 10 year old TV so really anything is an upgrade, but I do like next gen gaming console compatibilities without sacrificing picture quality for movies completely, so was planning on the 55” 900H
I absolutely do NOT agree that x900h is a budget tv! X800h /x850h tv’s are. Difference between x900h and x950h is that the 950 has the better viewing angle tech. Vice versa the x900h has 120hz and the x950h does not. With only that difference how can you say it’s budget? Makes no sense. I do believe with the rest of the portion.
Only difference is the additional audio speakers on 65 inch and higher. That's it. I got the 65 inch X900H 2 weeks ago and really enjoy it so far.
I would love for you to do this once the new tvs are out.
I will most likely buy the Hisense H9G. Most PS5 Games are 4K 30fps/4K 60fps so I don't need HDMI 2.1
Input-Lag is also acceptable at 14ms and the TV is also a 120hz panel.
I got a nano85 2020 for 600$ and I get 5.9 ms on 1444p@120 hz on my Xbox one X excellent for gaming and 4K @ 60hz is 15ms
For the best tv for the price get the vizio m558-g1 with 600 nits and 90 dimming zones for less than $600. Then calibrate it following value tech cents basic setup on UA-cam. He also has other videos that will give you the best picture quality for movies, gaming etc.
Yeah the dude woke me up to the truth why pay more for the same quality
Please review Sony X900H
I'm very curious how that TV performs. I'll pull the trigger when a couple of people I trust review them...
@@theonedonn Great tv, you don't know me but I am very picky when it comes to TVs I tried the 950h and the 900 is better Just great blacks motion and so on this one is a keeper for me.
This is such an eye opener 👏👏👏
LGC9, call it a day. Stop the headaches.
Great TV but not all of us can afford OLEDs. I wish!
@@merope100 Best Buy has a credit card you can use that has 18 month financing with zero interest within the promotional period. So technically anyone can afford it if you have decent credit.
Aaron m it’s only $1500 for a 55” the X900H is $1000 and it’s not even OLED
@@matthewmiller4865 I wanted 65" so I got myself an lg nanocell for $1,100. I know it's not the same level as an oled but cheaper, especially for a 65" which is $1,900 for the 65" lg oled. Plus I would be worried about the "screen-burn" on an oled. Maybe in a few years my next tv will be an oled. When they're cheaper and can avoid "burn in" better.
@Strider why do you prefer the CX?
Nice! This will really help me out in my next buying experience. 👍🏿
Hey! I need a tv that can do:
1. 3D Movies & 3D Video Games
2. 4K or 8K Movies
3. 4K Sports or 8K Sports
Which TV 4K and 8K can do
ALL 3 IN ONE?
My guy, 3D died out 5 years ago. There are no 8K movies you can stream, and no 8K sports as well. There are barely any 4k sports streaming now. But if your trying to future proof yourself, look at Samsungs offerings
You think I'll be able to do PC gaming at 120 Hz refresh with the Hisense H9G? Seems like games would look beautiful on there. I'm wondering if the Hisense H9G for PC gaming would be better than buying PC monitor for gaming or if I should just get a dedicated monitor of gaming. Just wanted to hear your thoughts... thanks
The price of Q90T is so close to OLED, that you might as well go OLED haha
BINGO, and it performs worse but because it's brighter (and sadly brighter than the Q900TS even) with amazing anti-glare coating, there is still a use case for it in super bright rooms with bad reflections. This is going to be a great year for OLED sales and I don't know if Samsung's marketing machine can offset it this time as prices are simply too low (C9 especially)
I see a lot of info, that all 4K Samsung sets have 8bit+frc panel, where it is shows up most? Is 10-bit really much better?
Stop the FOMO Samsung still absolutely crushes it in the midrange to low market. Q60r and under price range nobody touches Samsung when it comes to sales numbers. IMHO if their lower range revenue suffers, we would see much better higher end options from sammie.
@@muhdict2224 all of them except the 9 series are 8bit panels! Fuck the "+FRC" that shit ain't nothing like true 10bit! They truly downgraded in every TV this and last year! The Q90R remains the king!... and it's ancient already 😂
@CanadianLoki76 he never said brightness was bad! He said that they're brighter!. . .where in his comment does he say it's bad? It's just the only upside for Samsung!
So 900h is the best bang for your buck if you just play games and watch sports?
Vizio m series VS Sony X900H? Is the Sony well worth all that extra dosh?
(Both will be an upgrade on what I already have)
After saving for about a year I finally pulled the trigger and bought the lg CX on Thursday. It gets delivered on Monday and I can’t wait!
allenlowe12 how much was it?
Dansari it was 3100 with a five year warranty at Best Buy. I went with them because their warranty covers burn in and while I’m not really that worried about it, I wanted to cover my bases.
allenlowe12 it’s Monday, how’s the TV?
If you're upgrading your TV and find it worse than your previous TV, the ONLY reason for that is that you upgraded too quickly.
Here's the upgrading guide (unless you are a multi-millionaire):
Is your TV more than 15 years old?
If yes and you want to spend some money, upgrade.
Otherwise, don't.
I'm going from Laptop monitor to a +3k Oled Screen for my new home. I'm prepared to be blown away.
What about the Sony X950H? Im thinking of either X900H or the X950H. My purposes is mostly playing games and watching movies. I’m looking for high quality picture with an HDR feature. I like your videos!!
What up fomo been watching your videos for awhile in like how you keep 100. Keep up the good work I just sub to your channel.
Both Panasonic and LG OLED's are excellent for action and sports as well.
Sooooo, as a lover of TCL TVs I guess I have to wait for their 2020 models with Android TV to come out.
Wish i did. I went with Hisense and kick myself in the ass. It sucks
@@dmo848 Don't feel bad, I heard horror stories about TCL as well, and it scared me before I bought my TVs. I may have just lucked out or they upped their quality control just in time.
@@dmo848 you must not have bought a h8 series because i went from an already ok toshiba 4k up to a h8f and it is AWESOME. I didnt care at all about HDR and the h8f literally moved HDR to the forefront of things I look for in a tv.
Or its possible you got a bad panel.
So I have a few buddies that bought the X900H because of their getting the PS5 so am I so I asked him if they’ve gotten the update that’s gonna turn HDMI port 3 and 4 into HDMI 2.1 they haven’t yet and if they do how will you know if you have everything they’re saying it’s going to come with the firmware update that’s saying the will have 48gbps because on the amazon reviews they are not calling HDMI2.1 which that was it is and it will have VRR ALLM
This is the most detailed guide on TV buying on UA-cam. Keep up the good work!
Hi FOMO.. I love your channel. I think you should make a new one of these for 2022. So much has changed. Now you have the Samsung S95B, QN90B, QN85B, LG C2, G2, and Sony X95K. Thank you for all you do. I am think of upgrading from Samsung HU-8550 to the S95B, C2, QN90B. I would consider the Sony A95K but I have a sound bar and my stand is only 48” wide. Sony seems to ignore people with sound bars and/or narrower cabinetry.
I've never learned so much about TV in my life, listening to your videos.
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What category would you place the lg nano90 series tv and the Vizio pqx series.
Have to wait and see where the VIZIO TVs end up
No! You are waiting for Hisense dual cell. Anyone asks,,, that.
Very curious about this "new chip" in the p Quantum x, as well as their OLED. I have personally never bought a Vizio, but my Mother has, and it was a horrible TV, with a dim led in the right bottom corner, as well as a few dead pixels. She of course didn't check when she got the TV....she got rid of it...for a TCL 4 series, but that's all she really need.
@@BlackJesus8463 These are what have me the most interested out of any of the new TVs. I love good black levels, and this really seems like the answer for LCD tech. I guess we shall see though.
@@BlackJesus8463 Vizio M series m8 beats hisense
@@Andrewelite Uhhh...
Hi I am not upgrading just replacing a Panasonic TX-L 37 ET5b after in stopped working at 8 years old too much to repair...it was always a good picture maybe a bit soft and lacking detail but no problems with motion it was LCD backlit and was better than the Sony at the time...open to makes any suggestions welcome under £600 thank you..
I picked up a 55" C9 and I love it. I contemplated waiting for the CX but didn't think it would be a real upgrade. Glad I got the C9 now that the CX reviews are out there. Saved a bunch of money.
Good for you! Just wondering, what's the biggest differences between LG B9 and a CX? Whick one is best for gaming? Thank's in advance.
@Raios Rogue what about a B9?
Lol I asked what's the biggest differences between B9 and CX, are they both compatible with gaming 4k@60fps, do they both have vrr?
@@jefduf Yes and yes. But the VRR of the B9 is slightly more limited than that of the CX. But @ Raios Rogue: Rtings does state that the C9 has VRR from
@@KindOldRaven Your guess is as good as mine..
I just got a 50" H8G $370. I had a 32" spectre 720
When will you be doing the review for HISENSE 65H9G? Best Buy has in Stock for $899
Wondering this too! Can it beat last years H9F??? Did I just waste $975???? I want to know!!!!
So far I think my new Hisense H9G is the best television I've owned. Beautiful picture quality and premium feel. Samsung, Sony and LG don't have a television that even comes close at this price point.
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Especially because they extremely downgraded the dimming zones.
But keeping the prices high.
Joel, what about the Sony X900?
Tbh I’m going with a Hisense h9g 55 inch. Just need a decent upgrade that can get me a good looking 4K 60 for my ps5 with 120hz for media, etc. Figure I’ll just hold out for when I can get a solid 8k with hdmi 2.1
Thanks a lot i think i am going with the Sony X900H accordingly to my budget and a future Ps5 purchase
Did you end up purchasing the TV yet was going to pull the trigger on one and was curious about the black levels and peak brightness
No movie category?
No less than 75, Preferable 85
And at those sizes, OLED UNOBTANIUM $$$$$$$
Best option Vizio PX85 2021 at $2,000 BF
120 hz, 800 dimming zones, dolby vision, HDMI 2.1 48GPS, eARC
No degradation, no burnin
This is a fabulous chart! Now add available panel sizes to generate a 3D “table” :-)
The resolution stays the same so the only thing that dictates the screen size is how far away you are going to be. A small room does not benefit from a big screen.
Looking for a new tv. If you had a choice would you get the Hisense H9G or the Sony 950H? And want are the local dimming zone comparisons? Thanks.
My LG SL90 was a very high-end TV 10 years ago, it was for show-offs, it costed me 2000€ and now it’s worse than 200$ TVs 😂😂
YES, painful. I have the $5,500 Q900TS and it is just barely better than last year's $3,500 Q90R.
Stop the FOMO 😂😂 the TV business is ruthless
I have a 8 year old 60 inch plasma, the picture is still great, but looking for a bigger tv, and my cabinet will only hold a 70 inch tv. I looked extensively for a good 70 inch, but the few are mediocre at best. I don't game, but i do like sports like hockey and movies. Do you think instead of getting a mediocre 70, look for a better 65 inch. But i am open to suggestions, if money is no object, which tv should i look at, if money is a issue, which one then. Oled or Qled??.. But i appreciate any help in deciding. I am a Costco member and i like buying from them because of their warranty and return policy....Thanks, Joe G.
No "Cinema" use-case. GG. What a joke.
Categories bad
I watch movies why is gaming top tier wtf
They talk about gaming all the time bad
Is 750 nits enough for good hdr? I'm planning on getting the bravia x900h
Yeah buddy .. go for it. You might miss on the occasional highlights but it will be good 99% of the times
This video was very helpful!!
Best TV buying guide on youtube!
You reference the 950h sont but you don't have a review on it! I wanna hear your awesome breakdown of it
I just got the H9G and I love it. I highly recommend it. It's a true bang for your buck. It doesn't have 2.1 or VRR, but the 2.1 is overrated I'd rather wait to see how it performs, plus there are firmwares out there. Sure those features are cool, but not worth paying double for it. Don't get me wrong OLED is the way to go, but not worth paying an 1,500 to 2,000 for.
Based on your chart would you consider the Q90T an upgrade in picture quality to the Sony X950H? I know the Q90T is better for gaming but what about in pure picture quality for movies and TV shows?
I usually upgrade my TV once every 4-5 years and I buy last year flagships for half of their original price. I just got a LG C9 55" for $1200 and its amazing!
Great video and super helpful. I'd love it if I could find a similar one for AV Receivers as I'm looking to upgrade there as well.
I've got a 2012 Panasonic GT50 42 inch plasma and looking at a 55 inch Q90R, C9 or CX. I have window reflection on my wall mounted screen and plan on hooking up a PS5. What would be the best option? I can get a Q90R for around £1K, which appears a good price
I have a q7fn and i have the chance to Change it for a q80t no giving any money is it a good move? Don’t want a downgrade
OK FOMO, I have to ask this question here since I cannot find a review that you or anyone else has done that really helps me. I am looking at the 65" LG NANO91 on sell from what I have read so far it is LG's best below their OLED line. Do you have thoughts on this Television?
I currently own a TCL R625 and I'm not impressed. I've had/still have a Samsung NU6900 (2018) and the picture quality is better than the R625. The motion & the picture processing is not good. It's ok for the casual watcher but for dedicated watchers it won't cut it. Gaming & Netflix viewing is ok though.
Honestly, the chart maybe should be reworked with current AND reviewed TV's with casual viewing on the bottom, the next level above it for movies and the top level for gaming, meaning the top-tier has it ALL. And then the tiers separated quality/level with low as the first column, then mid, then high as the third.
Lastly, I think you really should review the Sony x900h. Not a lot of expert reviews but early consumer reviews are saying that it's amazing. Consumer reviews from the x950h are not as good. I actually should be getting the x900h next week and can't wait to see the difference between the two.
Overall, you're a great reviewer, FOMO. I too don't hate fearing missing out on the best. :-)
I got the x900e. What would be the next upgrade for next gen gaming from my current situation? And does the x900e ok for next gen gaming?
@Stop the FOMO many thx for the video, great work. i must add tho im a pc gamer been playing games on pc for over 15 years, i build my own pc´s and allways have had a top of the line Pc screen, i would just tell you, what your reffering to its FPS games like - fortnight /pug g/ csgo ect, there ,uch more to PC and pc gaming than those 5 games, and still in those game if you a casual gamer 120Hz enough, so dont get it in your head the C9 is only a consol TV, there alot more to it, ill try to break it down from the top of my head owning a c9, i know im biased but try hearing me out.
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1. many pc gamers upgrade path if NOT a FPS only player (only), but as a pc user, it could look like this 60hz> 144hz 27inch screen > 32/34" ultrawide > then what?? Only the 49" samsung/lg left and that screen while great have a even more Fked up ratio 21:9 or the 40" 4k bad HDR 4k monitors , so ull only get 60hz there alsow (ithink they upped it to 120hz/144hz now in 2020 but prob scost an arm and a legg) but its expencive, AND it fks up your ratio in movies / games / youtube - Ect as its a 21/9 screen aka blackbars and other stuff , then theres 4k monitor but those can´t do 120hz or aleast alsow only 40" big, + whit shitty 1000HDR as for all pc screen only have the standart 1000HDR baked in, thats is poor vs the c9 propper HDR.
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2. + now adays ppl (pc) "users" do alot more than gaming, they watch netflix - movies/ watch live streams online or livestreams them selfs - create content and dabble in music or video creation and yes the ultrawides as great they are, but have a fk´ed ratio whit 21/9, trust iv been there while great, i love my c9 ---------- that much more just bc of that, then there no extra bezel in middle as u get from multi normal screens, the only issue i have had whits is gone now is the screen had to grow on me in terms of hight but thats now a non issuenow took a few days and gone was the issue - i sit at 80cm away, every day 10+ hours for work and gaming ect - my C9 is a 100% Pc screen and it great.
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3. the tvs baked in fetures outshine every pc screen whit 120hz 4k gameing - Full Real HDR (not shittey 1000 HDR pc screen version )and Bakes in motion and setting for movies + Its Oled = the best for movies / netflix possible other thing too, even the c9 is isf calibratet whit gives and extra edge over a pc screen even its a basic calibrate for nexflix/movies + it got a free apple 4k baked nowin so thats a free 4k apple topbox too.
plus many more reasons, so i would tell you this, the ONE bigg off in my mind is Burn in,
but i can say 6 month down the road using my c9 for 100% pc Only, theres not a single issue yet, whit the screen and i game for hours on end 12+ sometimes and i know another guy whit a c9 for PC only and hes not having any issues either (yet) fingers crossed.
So dont get in your head pc screen is all about FPS as most games dont even need higher then 60hz/120hz to be really smooth,. thats only for FPS shooters mostly, and those bois would not even in the first place look towards this big a screen as they Cant look to the edges fast enough. So if you only play FPS shooters and you look to this, then allready 100% you playing on a shitty screen RN and it would not matter if it can go beoynd 120hz. so in short FPS gamers that only FPS yes stay away if your serius gamer if caual FPS playing, 100% it dont matter..
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4. alsow, IF you wanna buy this tv and use for PC ther s a few steps, like i have a 180cm wide table and 80Cm Deep bigger than most regular tabels so ull have to be able to fit such a table in room, i will garrentee you will have a bad expirence sitting closer than this and getting use to that, so needs a big table. alsow turn on Logo shit to high, screen saver to 1-2 hours so i will turn off and never unplug the tv or turn it off on the wall, as it will then not refresh pixels when its time overnight to do so, and from my understanding that would result in bigger issues whit burn in.
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5. i would like to think the 48" even better gameing tv as for some 55 maby too big i came from a ultrawide and it was this or the samsung 49 ultrawide g90. but whit the better resulution and baked in fetures and real HDR its a massive upgrade and a great expirence, i would never go back, but i understand the size might be too big for some, then good thers 14 - 2 days of trade in or monnyback most places, alsow ull need a RTX 20xx card or a never not released only to get Gsync/freesync to work, alsow dont get a too small card as it wont drive this screen proberly at 1440p @120hz need s a little more power when gaming to drive all thise pixels @ 120hz.
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Alsow thanks for the videos i hope you read this and rethink your stance on pc gaming/pc users, most grown ups that will have 2000$ to spend on a tv aint a little kid/grown up and is playing FPS Shooters all day all night.
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The guide and chart , great, but I do not see anything on Panasonic, I own a tc-75gx880 and would like to know if anyone has seen this Television or reviewed it, It is the size I was after and has a great picture. But boy it would be nice to get someone else opinion on this model. I am hoping you can offer some insight.
thank you for breaking it down to wear I can understand . love the mickey gloves,very cool !!!!!
Going for the qe65q85r probably. I could pick one of the 55c9, Ag8 or b9 but i would have to lose some inches which are crucial imo.
I have a Samsung UA32EH4003R TV I know its old, I bought it for the Xbox 360, anyway, do you think the upgrade from this TV to the Q70T is a good one or not, or should I go to the Q80T?
I know it's a no brainer but I just want a TV that is PS5 Ready
Check out today's video!
@@stopthefomo thank you so much
Thanks for the super informative video, really very helpful. My question to you is: I'm using a Sonos theatre system comprising of an Arc playbar, sub, 2 x One's as rears - I'm also intending to migrate to the X Box Series X and Sony PS5 when they're released. I'm looking at the LG CX, can that pass Dolby Atmos uncompressed??
Very curious as well good question
do a best 8k tv to get now.
I dig this analysis mucho
I bought the 65" TCL 6 series when Best Buy had them for $425 in January. I don't game and I love this TV. The picture still wows me.
Other reviewers say the q90t is not a good choice to buy for console gaming.. this review says otherwise.
Hey man , I like the way you explain the TV features and consumer needs. It has been a helpful guide for me to update my T.V. You are doing a good job 👏🏼, congrats. Keep it up the good work!!!
I'm so glad that you post this video's because i know you know youre stuff ! For me ...dont know if you have to time to adres it,,,,im a Optoma beamer watcher HD atm and im realy having doubts about buying the new Optoma UHD42 4K
gaming projector or the LG C9 or higher because it takes up less space than my big projector screen. I hope you have a tip for me that can help me out with making choices. I am worried a bit about burn in in the Oled screen. I mostly watch Movies and (mainly console) Game in a 5.1.2 atmos setup. Thx again for making the video, i hope you have a tip for me.
Greetings from the Netherlands
Indeed very nice content, what do you recommend for watching movies from Netflix in the high 4k picture and sound quality and occasion gaming? Hisense H9G is a good option?
Vizio m series m8 is a better option do ur research remember picture quality first
There are TWO things people need to know, we are nearly half way through 2020, a date to store shelves, and a $prices$!!! Vizio's 2020 models?????? They have some sort of announcement coming on June 30th....
This is a great video. That's what I always go through when thinking about upgrading my Kuro Elite PRO-111FD. I watch movies at night and in my eyes, it still looks fantastic.
I think your simple the best tv reviewer !!!!
Holy crap, great tv nerd video! Love it. Solidified what I thought about some tvs.
I have a 50’ plasma it’s a super old tv. Which tv do you recommend to get since I have a big wall that I could use.
Will this chart be updated once the new Vizio models ship? Curious where the Quantum X and OLED might land. Thanks!
I need a recommendation. I am confused between Sony XG9505 and Hisense U8QF (55" model). Cam you please recommend which is the best. I am looking for something in similar price range.