Impressive innovation, and let's be honest with ourselves, we've all been gasping for some fresh Innovation instead of incremental tweaks on OLED and LED.... This is a fresh take...I love it.
@@stopthefomo both Hisense and TCL... However I wonder is about reliability and customer service. A friend had a Hisense U8K 65inch and it started going all uniformly blue, I put it in the warmest setting and was Okish for a while until it turned really very uniformly blue on the entire panel... The store simply gave him the money back and said Hisense never replaces the screen or fix that. So the problem is if you really get a very expensive high end one that has all your needs checked and you simply love it and don't see any reason to ever upgrade anymore and warranty ends and the TV goes puff then it's screwed to have it repaired cause nobody here would likely repair such model ☹️
@@DrakonR I wonder is about reliability cause my friends Hisense U8K 65inch simply started going all blue uniformly until it was all uniformly crazy blue. Thankfully the store gave him the money back and he bought the next year model but the store said Hisense doesn't even fix those TV's they simply give money back but I'm thinking thats only if your lucky to have it gone puff still under warranty...
@guily6669 tbh, if I'm buying an 85"+ TV that costs 5k+ CAD, I'm very likely to buy an extended warranty. Don't have any experience with Hisense, but I'm hoping reliability improves over time as they become a more high end brand.
I have a blank wall in my living room that is 9 feet high by 12 feet wide and I was all set to purchase a 97 or 100 inch TV, but now I am thinking 116UX depending on the price!
They clearly stated the price was less than one million dollars. Was that not specific enough for you to make a decision? I'm guessing MSRP of 25K to 33K.
What difference do you think it will make? No one knows, my guess is, all that it will do is increase colour volume slightly in real content. It will still have all the same LCD problems like reduced highlight brightness compared to OLED in almost all scenes, washed out greys. lifted blacks, worse motion, etc... like Classy Tech said, QD-OLED is almost at LCD levels for High APL scenes and has simply the best blacks/contrast, motion, etc....and is around the same price for alot of models so why would you buy an LCD for pure performance it doesn't make any sense. I think he is right. Moving from a Mini-LED FALD with Blue back-light to RGB back-light will only improve the colour volume for High APL scenes (which are rare in real content, so will be limitied to gaming...which doesn't normally use a super high gamut anyway) that's about it. Nothing to get excited about....
@@barryjones2366 True. However, you have to give them props for still innovating and striving to make this age-old tech relevant in an era of new screen technology. Let's see how it does when the comparisons start.
@@buddy305luv9 Just trying to be more realistic (instead of baseless hype by youtubers.....) i don't think it will be as big of a deal that some people might assume. We will see, just don't get your hopes too high. 😄
Nice tech the 116UX. After waiting for 83" QD OLED and having my hopes dashed, as did Brian, and thinking best bet will be the LG G5, this comes out of nowhere. OK so how close to QD OLED is the color saturation? And more important how black are the blacks? Any blooming? We got questions ha ha Speaking of G5, Panasonic has the Z95B but, no 83" 🤯
I don't hink blooming is gonna be an issue that much because from last year 110ux blooming and contrast was almost oled like and this years at is supposed to be better
The TV covers like 99% of rec2020, thats better than QD OLED, question is how well it can maintain the closer it gets to 10000 nits, but when most HDR content is mastered for 1000 nits, with a few things mastered for 4000 nits and almost zero content for 10000 nits I don't think its a major concern. If you want 100+ inches and not have it cost a kidney then LCD is it right now. OLED will be gone once microLED gets affordable, and I dont think we'll see affordable OLED at 100+ inches before microLED takes over.
RGB mini led in an affordable size, 75 or 85 inch? That would be my go to. My only fear is that the cost is going to be to expensive for most people. Hopefully we will see it in the next couple of years.
That's the plan. Currently, it's a halo product but the tech will absolutely make it's way down to less expensive models! Im an OLED fan through and through but combine the bravia 9 tech with this and I might just be swayed.
Yeah, Hisense and TCL just don’t have the processing algorithm engineering for scaling/motion and processing that Sony and Panasonic has like the x1 chip from Sony Samsung has terrible quality control and can’t compete with Sony lg need to concede to the superior tech qd-oled and start using it cause they will do a hell of better job than Samsung
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@@carlosr.2027 to be fair, you don't know what the scaling/motion processing is like on these 2025 tv's from Hisense or TCL. They could have stepped up their game in that as well. We'll have to wait until these get in testers hands to find out.
I own a interior design and remodel company and currently waiting on a new client to accept a proprosal. there project is $1.5-2M range. and the husband wants a home theater. i totally am going to recommend the 136" MicroLED to him, depending on time/size/price constraints with the space!! but as of now budget isnt really a problem. but this is the cream of the crop, best of the best. projectors suck. and i hope he doesnt think or want a projector
As soon as those rep prices drop to sub 10k - it will be beginning of the end for big three. Nothing will beat impression of screen 98 and bigger. Hisense last year showed they are serious and taking on TCL even, many laughed at them, but not for long
Not the first. Sony in 2008 1152 rgb mini led XBR8 Triluminos. Each of the LEDs was controlled independently 576 blue and 288 red and 288 green. I also made a DIY 55-inch monitor in 2019, 8160 pieces of rgb mini led ws2812b. By characteristics Brightness for the entire display is more than 10,000 nits High coverage bt2020 Contrast is more than 500,000 to 1 using the Ansi method. Maximum consumption is 1700 watts with full white fill + ambilight. Average consumption is 250-350 watts. Matrix csot ST5461D07-7 LEDs ws2812b Backlight control and LED calibration are using Orange pi. Lots of power supplies, relays, protections and other electronics. Aluminum sheet housing + laser cutting + bending. Of the breakdowns over 6 years - The complete light-diffusing plastic turned yellow. Replaced with new light-diffusing polycarbonate which is used for LED lamps.
@@guily6669 By form factor as lg c3. Thin 1.5 cm compartment with matrix and backlight. At the back bottom compartment with electronics 100x30x3 cm. Decorative frame in front from the original case. Matrix backlight 120x68 rgb ws2812b LEDs + 374 for ambilight. I did not install lenses, I just selected the distances from the LEDs to the diffuser so that the LEDs evenly illuminate their zone and minimally climb into the neighboring one. This is just my hobby, from the video there is only a bunch of slow-mo where I synchronized the delay of the LEDs and matrix😂
Yeah it will be Worth it !!! It will prob -- MATCH legendary SHARP AQUOS Quatrum 🟥🟦🟩🟨 LED! Becusee it’s d -- blended in between colors make real life 3D . Skin town , tree 🌴 , soil etc . Any blending adding more A color (🟥🟦🟩)will mess up d REST of - IN BETWEEN shade 🟫🔶🟪🧼🛕🛼🍑🍊🥭🧄🥐🥯🥔🥓🥨🍗🍣🍡🥧 ! Now they have TRUE 🟥🟦🟩 coming thru , UP d - RED 🟥 LOCALLY won’t Mess up d REST of 🛕🕍🕌🏭🏡🛣️🛤️⛺️🪝🗽🏟️🍆🍇🥭🍐! So the 🟥🟦🟩 for Actual RED can DESE up color VOLUME 🔮! N the in Between shades will be MOST accurate / Rich Vibrant ! 3D smooth transition . So it won’t have (over all screen too blue ) or (over all scree too RED) due to blending ! it can be same screen -- rich Color beside Cool more precisely ! I am so excited for this🎉🎉 this is revolutionary!!! I had 2 legendary Sharp Aquos Quatrum 🟦🟩🟨🟥 4 base light tv before . Ppl KEPT come to my house :” WHY is my Dad’s $3000 1 month old SONY look like $800 compare to yours ? But that is latest tech ! You bought yours 4 yr ago that SONY tech didn’t exist ! How tho?? Your TV look like Came from Future !!! “ Yeah I was Asked for YEARS , I don’t know how MUCH it was Ahead of its time !
How much difference will it really make going from a Blue/White back-light to RGB? Not much.....I suspect just a small increase in colour volume which will limited to Gaming and the odd rare High APL scenes in HDR content. Don't fall for the marketing....like a higher brightness or more zones means higher quality......FOMO covered the X90L, B7, B9 vs U8N, U9N, QM8 they couldn't even keep up to the X90L in real HDR content. Meaning if the processing can't keep up then all you are getting is a high specs on paper piece of junk.....the X90L is around the same price and is higher quality so the best value would be the Sony over the budget tcl and hisense brands, which seems to be mostly marketing BS! High brightness and zones means nothing if the processing can't keep up. You can see the shortcuts they are making in local dimming processing compared to the reference monitor in FOMOs side by sides. Notice he keeps on saying how the dynamic range is better in most scenes over and over again on the Sonys since it aims for accuracy.
@@Yoga_Tv_buying Overall in real HDR content the X90L will outperform any tcl and hisense. Measurements don't mean much since it's just one frame they test, real content testing is what matters most. The X90L had consistently better contrast, detail and colour in FOMOs side by sides when compared with the 4,000 nit Sony reference monitor he uses.
Anything that's a big improvement and not stupid expensive is a great thing and will help drive and change the market for the better. Now everyone else will have to catch up and not overprice it because they can. Hope Brian is feeling better and you guys have a great time and I'll be watching. Sony did the RGB of some sort before but it went away quickly.
This is one of the coolest innovations I've ever seen in tech. It's just so clever how they did this. They realized color filtering was inefficient so they said screw filtering, let's just make the correct color to begin with, while still using an LCD!
What sizes for the RGB MiniLED? Just 116".. 77, 83, 95???? Looking for best economical 83" or so here.. Thanks! Also saw something about TCL having something like the RGB tech, love to see them too.
Im glad TCL and Hisense arent giving up on the LED technological Advances. I have an OLED for now but Im looking forward to the next advancement in LED tech. Hopefully MicroLED comes soon. Within the next 5 to 7 years. I just hate the idea of having to baby sit my TV. I prefer to leave it on and be rather careless with it. My Next TV will MicroLED more than likely.
Withing the next 5 yo 7 years A brands will give you 5 years standart warranty on any mid-range OLED TV. Micro-Led has no sense in the future because the cost of technology is too high.
@ek2who OLED is a dead end technology. They can add a million tricks to it but they will never overcome Burn in or "burn out" entirely. The only thing they can do with OLED is make it Brighter and Brighter every year which in turn puts more stress on the Organic materials. It's good as it's gonna get. But as for MiniLED, MicroLED, QD-EL, Etc. There are plenty ways they will improve the technology overtime. They are already rivaling OLEDs biggest selling point which is Pure Black Levels and next with Better processing they can get closer to OLED response times. Technology is always gonna be expensive out of the gate. But overtime it gets cheaper. This will Happen with MicroLED just wait and see.
I have an 11 year old Panasonic plasma and have been babysitting it by having the brightness a turned down a bit in order to prevent burn in. I will be getting a new TV this year and want to get a mini-LED because I don't fancy having to babysit an OLED. It looks like TCL and Hisense will release some outstanding TVs this year.
@@catherinegrimes2308 Watch FOMOs comparisons with a reference monitor the tcl and hisense are still well behind the top brands. Even the Sony X90L outpaces the U8N, U9N QM8, etc.....the B7 is almost at reference monitor levels and the B9 is even closer to it once you adjust Gamma a bit. Tcl and hisense is all marketing, no substance. Even the Polish calibrator who works with HDTVTest confirmed when he compared the U8N, B7, QN90D, etc...and said the Sony and Samsung are top tier, the tcl and hisense are at the bottom out of the 4. Just watch Choose TV channel video comparison. Sony is best!
@@koelme Technology is always expensive at first but eventually it comes down. That's how technology works. MicroLED is the Future. OLED is a Dead End Technology.
It will ABSOLUTELY beat Bravia 9. Bravia9 all Spects MATCH 2023 UX. I am NOT exaggerating. From the contrast ratio. Color volume .local dimming, peak brightness thoes 2 are d MOST identical. Since Bravia9 has white light at back blending. It wont be able to do the RGB level vibrancy. Usually --software will Blend colors for entire TV level. Like adding little bit of blue for the Lemon 🍋 will affect the sky 🌌 , tree, 🌲 red apple 🍎.. skin tone. Thats why so hard for tvs to get COLORS right--it is the IN Between colors make d Most image in nature. Since theere is a lot of blending they ahve to compromise a LOT of colors like Main colors like REDS / Green/ Blue etc. Since Hisense have the special setup. I assume they can have VERY DENSE/ Vibrant RGB Straight coming from Back. Then the Rest can individually blend the-- in between colors to reach more Vibrant and rich smooth transitional colors more depth, more accruate, more clean.
I was convinced I might buy tcl 115 from CES this year at an affordable price. If the 136 inch is indeed affordable, I've got an 18 ft wall now waiting on a 136' hisense (ready to replace my Samsung).
Any information about the uniformity of the panel? I have a 9 year old Sony 810XC and I see the "dirty panel" effect on certain scenes and according to RTings the uniformity of LCD TV's have not improved. This has peaked my interest in OLED TV's but the price differential is quite large -- except perhaps the new TVs from SANSUI that Digital Trends has reported on
I wonder if this TV has the same issue Micro-LED has where manufacturing it in smaller (55" 65") sized panels is what makes the manufacturing process difficult.
Almost certainly. And one thing that Hisense was not willing to talk about is the resolution of the backlight. This TV may have one of the classic weaknesses of LCDs with lower resolution backlights aka "local dimming zones"-- glowing around the edges of objects in dark scenes. We just have to wait and see how it does in reviews.
I’m all in for the main HT/tv room tv with the 100”UX of its anything like 2024 110UX but even better!!! I almost got the 98UX but inventory issues prevented it. 🎉 Right now I’m on a 77” PAnasonic Z95B or wait for TCL 85” QM8/QM9 for bedroom tv. And 115QM7 or maybe 100/116” UX for main tv/HT tv. 🎉
Omg !!! I am watching TV on my 85” previous UX 🎊 right NOW ! Since U9N is not available in Canada 🇨🇦. It’s -- INSANE !!!! Even tho cost $4000 still feel like I stole something! Usually panels this level cost $8000-10000 + even 5-6 yr ago !
Oh A major Pointer !! Measure 📐 size that can fit in the door ! My 85” has 70lb packaging- 8 Feet LONG ! Finally got in d door , 🚪 jammed at hall way, couldn’t turn ! 😂 Had to drag it out n UN BOXING in Elevator area late night . lol 😂 managed to get in (me - 110 lb person has to help carry 113 lb V 😂lmao ) I survived ! 115 lb TV ! I can imagine the 115” tv is going to be like Foot 🦶 thick Box 📦 and, over 10 feet 🦶long ! Like king size bed bulky !😊 ! The measure out , in case there limit of size 116 vs 110 “
Oh A major Pointer !! Measure 📐 size that can fit in the door ! My 85” has 70lb packaging- 8 Feet LONG ! Finally got in d door , 🚪 jammed at hall way, couldn’t turn ! 😂 Had to drag it out n UN BOXING in Elevator area late night . lol 😂 managed to get in (me - 110 lb person has to help carry 113 lb V 😂lmao ) I survived ! 115 lb TV ! I can imagine the 115” tv is going to be like Foot 🦶 thick Box 📦 and, over 10 feet 🦶long ! Like king size bed bulky !😊 ! The measure out , in case there limit of size 116 vs 110 “
I think if it is received well , they prob Will produce a 98” . Usually when the demand is there they will do it . Cuz a lot of house 100” prob cap for able to get in d door . 🚪 My 85” (previous ) UX stuck at hall way , I had to UN BOXING outside in Elevator area late nite lol 😂 . N a UBER eats delivery 📦 guy pops up ⬆️ mid of me UN 📦 of that Queen size Mattress size BoX 📦 TV lol 😂.
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a hisense employee said it will be also available in 100"
I am sure the -- FRONT (cones ) (RODS ) will blend the in between color ! So they have -- TRUE RED , Green , BLUE (like 100 💯 % other TVs do NOT have ) N the in between color 🍑🍊🧆🫚🍬🍡 will be blended by -- Cons and RODs like normal TVs Normal TVs : they have to do “tug O War “ to produce -- in between colors (pink ) (orange ) (cyan ) (magenta ) (brown ) …… in order to Blend , add any color wil meds with 100 💯 rest of color ! So they NEVER have to- TRUE RGB . The blending mess up the Main colors So this is separated ,,,, it can Focus BOOST the MAIN 🟥🟩🟦, then d In between shades Blended ! Have d Most Natural , but soothing , Rich , butter 🧈 fluid color --- last tv did this was ❤SHARP Aquos Quatrum with 🟥🟦🟩🟨 4 base light ! This is -- Death of OLED
-- front -- normal CONEs will flip it into whatever more accurate colors!! Usually if 🍡🪲 multi colors in 1 thing ! The AI have to decide -- so do I make this pixel more Green to match the green to the left , or more yellow/ Red to transition to diff color ? If that bug is on 🪻 🎽 ! Then lower the blue on the Bug adding More red/yellow for the Bug 🪲 will cause issues on the 🪻🎽. So by having dedicated Color coming from from behind , they can just let BLUE / green pass thru to BOOST DENSE rich natural color when Cones can filter d RED or Blend d other in between 🪹🍂🐪🍂🥐🍑💪🏼💪🏽💪💪🏿 Colors .
@@Yoga_Tv_buying RTings says the S95D has alot more colour volume for P3 and BT2020 tests than the U8N....... And where did you get 3X from? The U8N has a little more in BT2020 and less for P3 compared to the G3.
Still the picture freeze a couple of ms (milliseconds) during cut's, especially from white to dark cuts and visa versa. It's a issue with all qled tv's that's in my opinion really disturbing!
I think Samsung has them as well, they are using MicroLED RGB instead of blue back-light + QD (R+G) but use alot less of them, will still have local dimming zones like any other FALD LCD. So expect performance benefits to be minimally better than maybe QD-OLED. Caleb from digital trends mentioned they should just make a bigger blue MicroLED back-light (which would be about maybe 2 times the size of the current sub-pixels in MicroLEDs, so they can make smaller TV sizes and at less cost from making a back-light from the blue MicroLED sub-pixel only and maybe for smaller TVs it could use a smaller sub-pixel and larger displays could have a brighter bigger blue sub-pixel.....) then use QD conversion for R+G. For better brighter blues than any OLED with better colours and all the benefits of self illumination (per pixel control of the back-light instead of zonal control). That could make for one hell of an advancement in brightness and colour over QD-OLEDs and maybe even TRGB-OLEDs!
We will get pricing by spring, but it will still be fairly expensive given the size and first generation cutting edge technology - it should be at least 15% cheaper than the Samsung RGB “micro LED” version while giving you significantly larger screen size
How many zone are these mininleds? Will the color volume be as good as oled? You still get issues like blooming or dirty screen right? The question is, why hasn't hisense or tcl bringing out an oled TV? Don't buy hisense appliances, our fridge broke in a couple of months and Costco would not accept the return.
LCD with zone control will never be as good as OLED, it's effectively over 8 million zones vs a few thousand......without 100,000-200,000 (55-85") it can't get anywhere near as good blacks as an OLED. LCD contrast gets worse the brighter they get. OLED stays the same no matter the brightness. Even with a calibrated B9 (the current best in LCD local dimming control) next to an OLED, the OLED still looks noticeably better for almost all scenes with better contrast, clarity and sharpness.
@barryjones2366 And OLED will never completely overcome the Burn in issue due to the Organic Materials. They can use a million tricks to try to overcome it but, OLED is a Dead Technology essentially. It's as good as it gets right now. The only thing they can do is make it Brighter and Brighter year after year which in turn puts more stress on the Organic Material burning the display out faster. If you sat a normal person in front of a LG C4 vs TCL QM8 what is the main difference that they are gonna notice between the two panels? The Black Levels with No dimming on the OLED. Yes, A Videophile with a trained eye will be able to see things like Artifacts, Gradients, Etc. But the normal person only cares about the Price you pay vs. What you actually notice. Which is why its a good thing LED technology is still being develop ed. OLED is great but Ultimately it's a stop gap technology. Once MicroLED is developed and comes down to Normal sizes and prices nobody will be buying OLED anymore similar to Plasma. Even now if I asked a regular which they preferred. A TV that you can leave on all day any channel you want. It's Cheaper but the Black Levels have a little Blooming. Vs. A TV that has better Black Levels but its way more Expensive, You have to babysit the TV if you want it to last a long time. I'll think alot of ppl will take the former which is why TCL and Hisense did so good last year.
@@barryjones2366 And Oled will never get over the burn in issue. They can do a million tricks but Ultimately it will always be a problem because of the Organic material. OLED is a Dead Technology. Its as good as its ever gonna get right now. The only thing they can do is make them Brighter and Brighter year after year. Which in turn puts more stress on the Organic Material burning the displays out faster. If I sat a person down and showed them the C4 vs. The QM8 what is the thing that they will notice immediately between the two displays? The Black Levels and no Blooming on the C4. Thats it. Now a videophile might be able to notice things like Artifacts, Gradients, etc, but the normal person only cares about the price you pay vs. what difference you can actually notice. OLED is great but, OLED is a stop gap technology once MicroLED comes down in Size and Price Nobody will be buying OLED anymore similar to Plasma TVs. If I asked a person what they preferred, A TV that you can leave on all day if you want any channel but it has worse black levels with a little blooming but its cheaper vs. a tv that you have to babysit if you want to keep it alive for a long time has better black levels but its way more expensive. I think alot of ppl will choose the former which is why TCL and Hisense did so good this year.
@@barryjones2366 And Oled will never get over the burn in issue. They can do a million tricks but Ultimately it will always be a problem because of the Organic material. OLED is a Deadend Technology. Its as good as its ever gonna get right now. The only thing they can do is make them Brighter and Brighter year after year. Which in turn puts more stress on the Organic Material burning the displays out faster. If I sat a person down and showed them the C4 vs. The QM8 what is the thing that they will notice immediately between the two displays? The Black Levels and no Blooming on the C4. Thats it. Now a videophile might be able to notice things like Artifacts, Gradients, etc, but the normal person only cares about the price you pay vs. what difference you can actually notice. OLED is great but, OLED is a stop gap technology once MicroLED comes down in Size and Price Nobody will be buying OLED anymore similar to Plasma TVs. If I asked a person what they preferred, A TV that you can leave on all day if you want any channel but it has worse black levels with a little blooming but its cheaper vs. a tv that you have to babysit if you want to keep it alive for a long time has better black levels but its way more expensive. I think alot of ppl will choose the former which is why TCL and Hisense did so good this year.
8-9 u can do 75-85” BUT if for Gamming n sports (fast moving switch angle , ) then u need 2-4 ” feet sit back -- other wise u get Eye Blur! D same way how ppl Staring at image at Side window in moving car 🚘 on Highway! 🛣️so a lot of ppl experiencing Motion issue , either sit too close for - Sport (even everything else seem fine ) , or they don’t wait for 7-10 day breaking Period (eyes adjust to large tv )
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@@Yoga_Tv_buying your info is wrong. 100+ easy at 8-9 feet away. Lots of sites out there showing the info, even fomo said it in one of his vids.
Excuse u :) U r welcome to debate with science research scientist 🧬 professor who explains about eye science in lecture . What I know is not said by me . She actually advise 15 feet . U have issue with my info , Yea FONO said it because he is --4 eye near sighted . Which means he Needs to sit close . If u sit too close your eyes will auto adjust to force a focus. N by compensating the distance from tv , eye balls 👀 wil self stretch themselves -- Back wards (painless ) ! Over time eye balls 👀, goes from around to : OVAL (its permanent ) d whole process is painless n irreversible! That is called : How to be near sighted n have to wear glasses 🤓 one day.
Hey i was hoping if someone can help me put with this one. Hisence u8n 55 2024 1000 cad or samsung qn90c 800 cad 2023 in 50 inch. The size difference does not matter much as the space its gonna be in is pretty compact
Wouldn’t matter much . Because d LARGER d tv ,,,, color volune 🔮 cast on brightness create texture / 3D 🍑🥬🥐🥕🌸 . Traditional testing of contrast started in 1954 , is dated .
You and Hisense have discovered the "hot water" with the RGB led backlighted LCD!? Personally I have it from 2009 in the 18.4" Viao aw11ux laptop and that technology comes from SONY, at least in this unit! Not Hisense. And yes, the colours are so accurate, the RED is vivid and real, and I've been asking myself for LAST 15 years why SONY has not implemented this tech in their TVs?! This screen from 2009 is better than my actual 2023 Samsung Arc 55 in term of Reds. Far away better and full reds vs. my LG woled. So good point for Hisense to get it out 15 years later 😂 🎉 👻 better ever than never...cheers
I use my TVs as couch monitors for a PC so 55-inch is the biggest I'd want, going above 55-inches doesn't feel right as a monitor. most likely going with a G5, since it'll be the best thing available in a 55-inch size.
Hisense U8N 55” It has -- 3X color volume/ Density of G3 G4 🍡🧩🍉! 1.5X Color volume 🔮🧿of A95L . EU / Asia home base already phased out 55” U8N flagship . If u want 144hz - 4k pc Gamming with Nvdia/ AMD . snatch a U8N 55” before gone forever :):)
When 2024 MiniLed models like Bravia 9, QM8, etc., already match 99% of creators' intent when compared to a reference monitor, is this still a game changer for normal content? Will movies look that much different with this new RGB technology and 10,000 nits?
It's for the look, of looking professional but they aren't.....FOMO, Brian, B, etc....most youtubers aren't technical guys more hype/sales and/or enthusiast guys, spreading false information through their limited knowledge. I swear they just say words they heard or something alot of the time without really understanding what they are saying. If you just believe them because they are filming a TV review, you have some serious waking up to do. Learn from the pros HDTVTest, Choose TV, Classy Tech, AVForums, TecTracks HD, pretty much everyone else is almost useless. 😀 You can have a look at some comparison guys like AVPasion, VRL tecnologia, FOMO, Andy tecnologia, etc... but know that they can get things mixed up at times and show footage that isn't really like that in person at all. Try to listen to their more objective observations only, don't go from what you see on a youtube video unless it's what they see as well.
Man. I would so buy this if it came with LEGS. I just have this think for TVs with legs. You don't have to mount it. You don't have to place it on an ugly cabinet. Just sits there all on its own. TCL did a great job with that.
It won’t happen , Hisense is HUGE in Asia , like those Ford / GM trucks 🛻 dominate Truck 🛻 space in USA . Chinese Government started to develop own better TVs because SONY Samsung … Panasonic… etc they would produce their TVs -- made in China 🇨🇳, then turn around - SOLD as SONY Samsung … 3X price . Sucking Chinese ppl money. They prob started to develop own TV engineering in 90s to protect Chinese consumers being Ripped off (u know how OIL being controled by mid east ) . So Hisense n TCL etc r honest good stuff. They won’t sell those companies , so SONY Samsung can Jack up prices .
Not necessarily. I would think that way too if I didn’t go to science 🧬 program ! D larger d TV , it matters color volume 🔮 cast on Brightness 🔆 matters to produce 🥬🍑🍓🥮🪼🌸🍀🦋🌹🌺🐡🦕 3D visual! Since ppl will auto stay slight further away , it will zoom OUT anyway ! N look Clean 🧼. D example our professor made clear - highway bill board , the LED screen outside of mall ,… very pixilated! But look so clean 🧼 because color Volume/Density 🌷🍁 cast over brightness !🔆 u don’t need High Rez , but Need MORE color volume + brightness 🔆 . As long as u r in supposed distance , it’s completely fine :):) -- also d larger d tv d LESS OLED will be seen as premium (🍡🍬🍭🧩- OLED thin color sensity , tinty on bright object 🍉)
As soon as Hisense get there Color accuracy correct, upscaling, Motion and other Processing Just Like SONY'S they will continue to win the market again and even more , same goes for TCL
SONY color accuracy is dated . “ D whole color accuracy industry is complete - hoax “ -- Said by -- Science 🧬 professor 👩🏫 in Canada 🇨🇦 -- about TV watching . Accurate color is just something to -- fallow . To have A standard . It’s d same type of “standard “ to flat out putting Expire Date on Food product . N Expire Date in Medicine . 💊
Also upscaling is -- also “up Sell” trick , that heavily promote something hat is “BETTER “ to SHIFT attention of -- Inferiority of “ D (formal ) big Brands, since Hisense , TCL r NO.2 NO3 TV providers “ . In business marketing international Marketing . Our business professor explain fundariom of Marketing -- Human Brain 🧠 self paint 🎨 stories ! If someone is - Dr, u assume they r intelligent / Kind . If they are engineer , we think they r extream high IQ (even tho IT / Enginnerjng/ Medical 😮/ Finance has HiGHST percentage of ASPERGERS anti social traits , they can be very Brutal to spouse n own kids ) . Same way if someone volunteer for youth group etc …. We IMaGINE who they r as charactor ! Back to d Business part , the processing …. Means “I can up scale 5-10 a% better ….. But Significant inferior in 100 💯 4k image “ In omission . 😅 I hope I am clear tho. Hard to explain none vocally over text . These high Marketing Lecture in Canada 🇨🇦 really crush my spine cuz I was s biggest SONY fan back then .
Sooooo.....the price for the RGB 116UX is somewhere below one million dollars? Don't mention the price if you can't say the price. You're basically just doing an ad by saying good price, but no price.
I no longer have any interest in Hisense products until they begin to clearly label differences in their products for international markets. Here in Australia, their TVs are far lower specced than their USA counterparts and specs are hard to find.
A video that is sponsored and only has glowing comments is concerning. You didn’t mention any feedback on potential concerns customers have and how Hisense is handling this in their new products. Like is the quality any better, is the software better and more reliable, and how’s the picture processing? I’ve been open to buying another Hisense and or TCL on their higher end models but lack of answers to these concerns is tough. I’d love to see the competition on pricing to continue but how was the quality improved? And will they have this high end tech at sizes between 65-98 inches?
I have 3 Hisense , $7000 in over 6 years , they r hidden Mazratti level TVs . They r one of things ruins SONY LG once u own one . Before Hisense I had $4000 60” made in Japan Legendary Sharp Aquos Quatrum . No joke their TV makes other brands “up sell tricks “ almost seem like scam .
FONO is wrong. Rtings review says that many Hinense content is shown brighter than the mastered recordings on the UX models. Also it’s well known that Hinense TV;s audio can be buggy.
Where are the sizes for the normal consumer? It seems all these companies are showing off their 100 inch Plus models. Thats not really a reality for alot of people buying.
In case you don't know yet, these were much bigger last year and unaffordable, I believe 300'000 dollars or so. This year they made the microLEDs much smaller and with "affordable" I would guess the price will be around 23'000-39'000 dollars. Give this at least 5-7 years to both arrive in smaller sizes and really affordable prices. Anyways, this is really good news!
I have always been saying MiniLED will just keep advancing and become nearly indistinguishable from OLED but brighter and better colors. The fact is MicroLED exist says it all. So MiniLED can keep advancing getting smaller and over the years Processing get stronger and stronger. So each year some "issue" is solved. TCL solved wide viewing angle with W-HVA panels. ADS Pro panels as well. Now Hisense with RGB MiniLED beats QDOLED by a mile in color volume and gamut. Because the light is pure RGB, not even Quantum dot filter/film. So now that is two more OLED advantages out the window. With 22-bit and higher light control and higher processing. More and more zones can be used, MiniLEDs getting smaller. Soon you will have 50,000 RGB MiniLEDs and 50,000 zones with gradient lighting and 100% BT2020. Blooming/haloing will be extinct, black levels 99.9% OLED. But you could have 150" screens down to 55". MiniLED has higher profit margins and cheaper to manufacture. No burn in, No ABL/ASBL. Cheaper. By the time I am due for an upgrade, I bet MiniLED is basically OLED level and higher (brightness etc). That said OLED is advancing nicely and it's really cool to see. It's amazing the technology jumps that has happened since 2020. Since 2021 both technologies have been soaring in advancements.
I have heard from a chinese review of the 240Hz 32" Philips WHVA panel that the viewing angles were still quite narrow. They haven't really been measured yet have they? As far as dimming zones, it's diminishing returns for more zones and so costs more and more for the processor to keep up with so many. So not sure how fast that will develop either......things are getting closer though it seems but then you see a really well shot video comparing an LCD (the best LCD, Sony B9) to an OLED and man that OLED is unbeatable for it's deep blacks no matter what's on screen. It seems OLED brightness is developing faster than LCD which is all OLED really needs to improve and is now close enough for high APL scenes, an LCD is just that little further behind for deep blacks, clarity, sharpness, motion, viewing angles, etc.....OLED is clearly superior for picture quality. QD_OLED went a little backwards with deep blacks in a brighter room but TRGB-OLEDs might finally fix that and be close enough for colours too, it just might no tget quite as bright as the new QD-OLED panels but it could be very close, we'll have to wait and see. 😀 I want a fat MicroLED blue sub-pixel with QDs per pixel TV for even better brightness and colours. And maybe near black performance will be even better!
Yes 🎊! like 400hp car 🚘 n 120hp car 🚙 on highway 100km-120km /hr. The 400 hp car will NEVER use full HP on full tilt , but at 20-50 significant better . I can’t explain. It just looks more butter smooth clear than pixelated .
You know our brain actually can't tell much of a difference between 1000 and 2000 nits? We can notice the most difference between 0 and 1000 nits above this it's just a bit brighter.......since our perception of brightness is not linear, it's exponential. That's why almost all HDR content is graded up to around 1000 nits max and SDR was graded up to 100 nits which was fine for a long time. It actually works like this, you need 4 times the brightness in nits to notice a doubling of the perceived brightness. So 400 nits will look like double the brightness of 100 nits, then you need 1600 nits to notice another doubling of the brightness of 400 nits, etc....then 6400 nits.....to 10,000 nits for the full HDR spec. But our eyes really like lower brightness (they are more sensitive to changes in this range for colour too) not so much high brightness.
Heck, no this is just a sign of the future when this technology trickles down to basic TVs for the port trust me this year is high since you six will be a significant upgrade without going up in price!
Fomo is the 116” an LCD tv with RGB blah blah blah backlighting? Wish they would just say at the very beginning this is an LCD TV. This is the type of back lighting. It has rather than using all this marketing mumbo-jumbo and nobody knows what the hell they’re talking about any longer. Thanks FOMO keep doing what you do.
I disagree . Yearly Hisense r rated best mini LEDs by Rtings . His TESTING is for - specific TASTE ! Those testing methods of Munsune color , or Those -- Color Accuracy . Is Sever Dated (not fomo’s fault ) it’s A standard developed in 1950s, n Picked with -- A Standard to HAVE ! D same way in Grocery Store has - BLANK 2 Yr Expiry date on snacks . Color Accuracy Its just for having -- A standard ! “ Science 🧬 professor 👩🏫 de Bunk THAT in TV watching class about color “ So ANY influencer using those METHOD compare to SEVERLY Dated -- SOMY reference Monitor (made to be for movies in 80s for blue tinted Films ) those entire system of equipment/ Measure 📐 method Is dated .
True, always falling for the marketing BS before testing has been done to confirm. Hype/sales guys......he is not really a knowledgeable guy, like most youtubers.....they just make a video and talk over them without any real understanding mostly (that's why they use words like bright, punchy and shadow detail, etc.....just the most basic grasp only), like this commentator here......spreading misinformation. How many times I have watched almost of them make simple errors in settings and camera work, etc....embarrassing. Making no sense when they speak about some topics. UA-cam is a cesspit of amateurs pretending to be pros (pretentious), grifters? Sounds like some world leaders even..... 😀
Impressed by Hisense's progress? I am!
Definitely.. They grew from a budget brand to one of the tech leaders..
Impressive innovation, and let's be honest with ourselves, we've all been gasping for some fresh Innovation instead of incremental tweaks on OLED and LED.... This is a fresh take...I love it.
Im impressed by the background noice cancelling tech of today. It's like there were no people there
@@stopthefomo both Hisense and TCL...
However I wonder is about reliability and customer service.
A friend had a Hisense U8K 65inch and it started going all uniformly blue, I put it in the warmest setting and was Okish for a while until it turned really very uniformly blue on the entire panel...
The store simply gave him the money back and said Hisense never replaces the screen or fix that.
So the problem is if you really get a very expensive high end one that has all your needs checked and you simply love it and don't see any reason to ever upgrade anymore and warranty ends and the TV goes puff then it's screwed to have it repaired cause nobody here would likely repair such model ☹️
Seems like they weren't bluffing when they said they were going to be #1 lol
The big 3 must be feeling the pressure.
@@DrakonR I wonder is about reliability cause my friends Hisense U8K 65inch simply started going all blue uniformly until it was all uniformly crazy blue.
Thankfully the store gave him the money back and he bought the next year model but the store said Hisense doesn't even fix those TV's they simply give money back but I'm thinking thats only if your lucky to have it gone puff still under warranty...
@guily6669 tbh, if I'm buying an 85"+ TV that costs 5k+ CAD, I'm very likely to buy an extended warranty.
Don't have any experience with Hisense, but I'm hoping reliability improves over time as they become a more high end brand.
Samsung is not worried at all. They will remain number 1 but LG and Sony better be worried.
@@NBWDOUGHBOY that's ridiculous to think Samsung is untouchable.
Yea I’ve been an LG OLED loyalist since the C8 and I’m selling my 83 inch C1 and replacing it with a 98 inch TCL QM8
I have a blank wall in my living room that is 9 feet high by 12 feet wide and I was all set to purchase a 97 or 100 inch TV, but now I am thinking 116UX depending on the price!
They clearly stated the price was less than one million dollars. Was that not specific enough for you to make a decision? I'm guessing MSRP of 25K to 33K.
@@justbrowsing5279 Lol🙂
I heard it was 30k
@@eliashabash7591 Guess I'll wait for them to introduce the next model after this one and get this one on sale for 50% off:-)
Perfect audio.. You managed to find a quiet corner in the busy arena..
Here's me thinking this was going to be one of the most predictable ces ever my mind is now blown
Is this only available in the hyper large size or will it come in at 85 size?
I keep saying this. Never say never. LCD tach will always stay relevant. Well played Hiesense.
This is a game changer for sure!!
@@mchambliss2 oled is old and flawed
What difference do you think it will make? No one knows, my guess is, all that it will do is increase colour volume slightly in real content. It will still have all the same LCD problems like reduced highlight brightness compared to OLED in almost all scenes, washed out greys. lifted blacks, worse motion, etc... like Classy Tech said, QD-OLED is almost at LCD levels for High APL scenes and has simply the best blacks/contrast, motion, etc....and is around the same price for alot of models so why would you buy an LCD for pure performance it doesn't make any sense. I think he is right.
Moving from a Mini-LED FALD with Blue back-light to RGB back-light will only improve the colour volume for High APL scenes (which are rare in real content, so will be limitied to gaming...which doesn't normally use a super high gamut anyway) that's about it. Nothing to get excited about....
@@barryjones2366 True. However, you have to give them props for still innovating and striving to make this age-old tech relevant in an era of new screen technology. Let's see how it does when the comparisons start.
@@buddy305luv9 Just trying to be more realistic (instead of baseless hype by youtubers.....) i don't think it will be as big of a deal that some people might assume. We will see, just don't get your hopes too high. 😄
Nice tech the 116UX. After waiting for 83" QD OLED and having my hopes dashed, as did Brian, and thinking best bet will be the LG G5, this comes out of nowhere. OK so how close to QD OLED is the color saturation? And more important how black are the blacks? Any blooming? We got questions ha ha Speaking of G5, Panasonic has the Z95B but, no 83" 🤯
I don't hink blooming is gonna be an issue that much because from last year 110ux blooming and contrast was almost oled like and this years at is supposed to be better
The TV covers like 99% of rec2020, thats better than QD OLED, question is how well it can maintain the closer it gets to 10000 nits, but when most HDR content is mastered for 1000 nits, with a few things mastered for 4000 nits and almost zero content for 10000 nits I don't think its a major concern. If you want 100+ inches and not have it cost a kidney then LCD is it right now. OLED will be gone once microLED gets affordable, and I dont think we'll see affordable OLED at 100+ inches before microLED takes over.
I am really looking forward to reviews of that 116" and pricing.
Mini led not going anywhere it's here to stay 😮
RGB mini led in an affordable size, 75 or 85 inch? That would be my go to. My only fear is that the cost is going to be to expensive for most people. Hopefully we will see it in the next couple of years.
That's the plan. Currently, it's a halo product but the tech will absolutely make it's way down to less expensive models!
Im an OLED fan through and through but combine the bravia 9 tech with this and I might just be swayed.
Same here. I love oled, but I will switch asap.@klaymatic3751
Yeah, Hisense and TCL just don’t have the processing algorithm engineering for scaling/motion and processing that Sony and Panasonic has like the x1 chip from Sony Samsung has terrible quality control and can’t compete with Sony lg need to concede to the superior tech qd-oled and start using it cause they will do a hell of better job than Samsung
@@carlosr.2027 to be fair, you don't know what the scaling/motion processing is like on these 2025 tv's from Hisense or TCL. They could have stepped up their game in that as well. We'll have to wait until these get in testers hands to find out.
I own a interior design and remodel company and currently waiting on a new client to accept a proprosal. there project is $1.5-2M range. and the husband wants a home theater. i totally am going to recommend the 136" MicroLED to him, depending on time/size/price constraints with the space!! but as of now budget isnt really a problem. but this is the cream of the crop, best of the best. projectors suck. and i hope he doesnt think or want a projector
As soon as those rep prices drop to sub 10k - it will be beginning of the end for big three. Nothing will beat impression of screen 98 and bigger. Hisense last year showed they are serious and taking on TCL even, many laughed at them, but not for long
Really curious on the pricing for the 136MX!
35000€-50000€
The 115 inch TLC was like 20k right so I feel this won't be a lot cheaper.
Hisense had a 110 inch LCD also for 20k last year, I imagine the 116 inch will be about the same or maybe ~2-5k more
Saw this in person today....super impressed!!!
Not the first. Sony
in 2008 1152 rgb mini led XBR8 Triluminos. Each of the LEDs was controlled independently 576 blue and 288 red and 288 green. I also made a DIY 55-inch monitor in 2019, 8160 pieces of rgb mini led ws2812b.
By characteristics
Brightness for the entire display is more than 10,000 nits
High coverage bt2020
Contrast is more than 500,000 to 1 using the Ansi method.
Maximum consumption is 1700 watts with full white fill + ambilight. Average consumption is 250-350 watts.
Matrix
csot ST5461D07-7
LEDs ws2812b
Backlight control and LED calibration are using Orange pi. Lots of power supplies, relays, protections and other electronics.
Aluminum sheet housing + laser cutting + bending.
Of the breakdowns over 6 years - The complete light-diffusing plastic turned yellow. Replaced with new light-diffusing polycarbonate which is used for LED lamps.
The idea is very interesting. But it's difficult. You can’t repeat it without writing code and algorithms(
Why no video of it on your channel? I'd like to see that Frankenstein TV 😎
@@guily6669 By form factor as lg c3. Thin 1.5 cm compartment with matrix and backlight. At the back bottom compartment with electronics 100x30x3 cm. Decorative frame in front from the original case. Matrix backlight 120x68 rgb ws2812b LEDs + 374 for ambilight. I did not install lenses, I just selected the distances from the LEDs to the diffuser so that the LEDs evenly illuminate their zone and minimally climb into the neighboring one. This is just my hobby, from the video there is only a bunch of slow-mo where I synchronized the delay of the LEDs and matrix😂
Just blown away....now I have to wait longer again to buy the RGB mini led ;-)
Yeah it will be Worth it !!! It will prob -- MATCH legendary SHARP AQUOS Quatrum 🟥🟦🟩🟨 LED!
Becusee it’s d -- blended in between colors make real life 3D . Skin town , tree 🌴 , soil etc . Any blending adding more A color (🟥🟦🟩)will mess up d REST of - IN BETWEEN shade 🟫🔶🟪🧼🛕🛼🍑🍊🥭🧄🥐🥯🥔🥓🥨🍗🍣🍡🥧 !
Now they have TRUE 🟥🟦🟩 coming thru , UP d - RED 🟥 LOCALLY won’t Mess up d REST of 🛕🕍🕌🏭🏡🛣️🛤️⛺️🪝🗽🏟️🍆🍇🥭🍐! So the 🟥🟦🟩 for Actual RED can DESE up color VOLUME 🔮! N the in Between shades will be MOST accurate / Rich Vibrant ! 3D smooth transition .
So it won’t have (over all screen too blue ) or (over all scree too RED) due to blending ! it can be same screen -- rich Color beside Cool more precisely !
I am so excited for this🎉🎉 this is revolutionary!!!
I had 2 legendary Sharp Aquos Quatrum 🟦🟩🟨🟥 4 base light tv before . Ppl KEPT come to my house :” WHY is my Dad’s $3000 1 month old SONY look like $800 compare to yours ? But that is latest tech ! You bought yours 4 yr ago that SONY tech didn’t exist ! How tho?? Your TV look like Came from Future !!! “
Yeah I was Asked for YEARS , I don’t know how MUCH it was Ahead of its time !
This is me when they said only 116 inches 😭😭😭
How much difference will it really make going from a Blue/White back-light to RGB? Not much.....I suspect just a small increase in colour volume which will limited to Gaming and the odd rare High APL scenes in HDR content. Don't fall for the marketing....like a higher brightness or more zones means higher quality......FOMO covered the X90L, B7, B9 vs U8N, U9N, QM8 they couldn't even keep up to the X90L in real HDR content. Meaning if the processing can't keep up then all you are getting is a high specs on paper piece of junk.....the X90L is around the same price and is higher quality so the best value would be the Sony over the budget tcl and hisense brands, which seems to be mostly marketing BS! High brightness and zones means nothing if the processing can't keep up. You can see the shortcuts they are making in local dimming processing compared to the reference monitor in FOMOs side by sides. Notice he keeps on saying how the dynamic range is better in most scenes over and over again on the Sonys since it aims for accuracy.
@ what are u talking about X90L ????
contrast : (Rtings )
UX-- 98” 110” launch 🚀
U9N- 75” 85” (Euro UX 2024)
UX -- 400000:1 🔥
Bravia9-380000:1 < SONY>
U8N-- 290000:1
@@Yoga_Tv_buying Overall in real HDR content the X90L will outperform any tcl and hisense. Measurements don't mean much since it's just one frame they test, real content testing is what matters most. The X90L had consistently better contrast, detail and colour in FOMOs side by sides when compared with the 4,000 nit Sony reference monitor he uses.
Anything that's a big improvement and not stupid expensive is a great thing and will help drive and change the market for the better. Now everyone else will have to catch up and not overprice it because they can. Hope Brian is feeling better and you guys have a great time and I'll be watching. Sony did the RGB of some sort before but it went away quickly.
What will this do for blooming control? I'm hoping this technology will improve it significantly as well as the color.
Is the RGB LED backlight tech coming to the 65"-85" models? Is it worth waiting till next year or should I grab a u8n on sale now?
I hope so!!!
I hope so too cause I'm waiting if they make a 75" RGB Mini-LED Hisense.
@Leolocs_35 I had a,u8n purchased dec. 5 but was waiting for delivery. I'm cancelling it and gonna wait for either a TCL or Hisense.
This is one of the coolest innovations I've ever seen in tech. It's just so clever how they did this. They realized color filtering was inefficient so they said screw filtering, let's just make the correct color to begin with, while still using an LCD!
What sizes for the RGB MiniLED? Just 116".. 77, 83, 95???? Looking for best economical 83" or so here.. Thanks! Also saw something about TCL having something like the RGB tech, love to see them too.
Im glad TCL and Hisense arent giving up on the LED technological Advances. I have an OLED for now but Im looking forward to the next advancement in LED tech. Hopefully MicroLED comes soon. Within the next 5 to 7 years. I just hate the idea of having to baby sit my TV. I prefer to leave it on and be rather careless with it. My Next TV will MicroLED more than likely.
Withing the next 5 yo 7 years A brands will give you 5 years standart warranty on any mid-range OLED TV. Micro-Led has no sense in the future because the cost of technology is too high.
@ek2who OLED is a dead end technology. They can add a million tricks to it but they will never overcome Burn in or "burn out" entirely. The only thing they can do with OLED is make it Brighter and Brighter every year which in turn puts more stress on the Organic materials. It's good as it's gonna get. But as for MiniLED, MicroLED, QD-EL, Etc. There are plenty ways they will improve the technology overtime. They are already rivaling OLEDs biggest selling point which is Pure Black Levels and next with Better processing they can get closer to OLED response times. Technology is always gonna be expensive out of the gate. But overtime it gets cheaper. This will Happen with MicroLED just wait and see.
I have an 11 year old Panasonic plasma and have been babysitting it by having the brightness a turned down a bit in order to prevent burn in. I will be getting a new TV this year and want to get a mini-LED because I don't fancy having to babysit an OLED. It looks like TCL and Hisense will release some outstanding TVs this year.
@@catherinegrimes2308 Watch FOMOs comparisons with a reference monitor the tcl and hisense are still well behind the top brands. Even the Sony X90L outpaces the U8N, U9N QM8, etc.....the B7 is almost at reference monitor levels and the B9 is even closer to it once you adjust Gamma a bit. Tcl and hisense is all marketing, no substance. Even the Polish calibrator who works with HDTVTest confirmed when he compared the U8N, B7, QN90D, etc...and said the Sony and Samsung are top tier, the tcl and hisense are at the bottom out of the 4. Just watch Choose TV channel video comparison. Sony is best!
@@koelme Technology is always expensive at first but eventually it comes down. That's how technology works. MicroLED is the Future. OLED is a Dead End Technology.
How does this compare to the Sony Bravia 9?
It will ABSOLUTELY beat Bravia 9. Bravia9 all Spects MATCH 2023 UX. I am NOT exaggerating. From the contrast ratio. Color volume .local dimming, peak brightness thoes 2 are d MOST identical.
Since Bravia9 has white light at back blending. It wont be able to do the RGB level vibrancy.
Usually --software will Blend colors for entire TV level. Like adding little bit of blue for the Lemon 🍋 will affect the sky 🌌 , tree, 🌲 red apple 🍎.. skin tone. Thats why so hard for tvs to get COLORS right--it is the IN Between colors make d Most image in nature.
Since theere is a lot of blending they ahve to compromise a LOT of colors like Main colors like REDS / Green/ Blue etc.
Since Hisense have the special setup. I assume they can have VERY DENSE/ Vibrant RGB Straight coming from Back. Then the Rest can individually blend the-- in between colors to reach more Vibrant and rich smooth transitional colors more depth, more accruate, more clean.
I was convinced I might buy tcl 115 from CES this year at an affordable price. If the 136 inch is indeed affordable, I've got an 18 ft wall now waiting on a 136' hisense (ready to replace my Samsung).
Sounds like we have our CES winner.
Ready to buy Hisense or awall these days. Can’t wait for price and performance comparisons
Any information about the uniformity of the panel? I have a 9 year old Sony 810XC and I see the "dirty panel" effect on certain scenes and according to RTings the uniformity of LCD TV's have not improved. This has peaked my interest in OLED TV's but the price differential is quite large -- except perhaps the new TVs from SANSUI that Digital Trends has reported on
I wonder if this TV has the same issue Micro-LED has where manufacturing it in smaller (55" 65") sized panels is what makes the manufacturing process difficult.
Almost certainly. And one thing that Hisense was not willing to talk about is the resolution of the backlight. This TV may have one of the classic weaknesses of LCDs with lower resolution backlights aka "local dimming zones"-- glowing around the edges of objects in dark scenes. We just have to wait and see how it does in reviews.
I have feeling 😊 : (Getty Gman ) Will be d 1st one buying this .
Hope Brian is feeling better. After CES he will need another week of rest. 😊
Can they deliver the same performance with smaller versions in the future ( 65" 77" 85")?
More likely, yes, with the 77 ads panel
I’m all in for the main HT/tv room tv with the 100”UX of its anything like 2024 110UX but even better!!! I almost got the 98UX but inventory issues prevented it. 🎉
Right now I’m on a 77” PAnasonic Z95B or wait for TCL 85” QM8/QM9 for bedroom tv.
And 115QM7 or maybe 100/116” UX for main tv/HT tv. 🎉
Omg !!! I am watching TV on my 85” previous UX 🎊 right NOW ! Since U9N is not available in Canada 🇨🇦. It’s -- INSANE !!!!
Even tho cost $4000 still feel like I stole something! Usually panels this level cost $8000-10000 + even 5-6 yr ago !
Oh A major Pointer !! Measure 📐 size that can fit in the door ! My 85” has 70lb packaging- 8 Feet LONG ! Finally got in d door , 🚪 jammed at hall way, couldn’t turn ! 😂
Had to drag it out n UN BOXING in Elevator area late night . lol 😂 managed to get in (me - 110 lb person has to help carry 113 lb V 😂lmao ) I survived !
115 lb TV ! I can imagine the 115” tv is going to be like Foot 🦶 thick Box 📦 and, over 10 feet 🦶long ! Like king size bed bulky !😊 !
The measure out , in case there limit of size 116 vs 110 “
Oh A major Pointer !! Measure 📐 size that can fit in the door ! My 85” has 70lb packaging- 8 Feet LONG ! Finally got in d door , 🚪 jammed at hall way, couldn’t turn ! 😂
Had to drag it out n UN BOXING in Elevator area late night . lol 😂 managed to get in (me - 110 lb person has to help carry 113 lb V 😂lmao ) I survived !
115 lb TV ! I can imagine the 115” tv is going to be like Foot 🦶 thick Box 📦 and, over 10 feet 🦶long ! Like king size bed bulky !😊 !
The measure out , in case there limit of size 116 vs 110 “
Wish they had this in a 98”
Wonder if Brian would get an 83” this or 83” QD-OLED
I think if it is received well , they prob Will produce a 98” . Usually when the demand is there they will do it . Cuz a lot of house 100” prob cap for able to get in d door . 🚪
My 85” (previous ) UX stuck at hall way , I had to UN BOXING outside in Elevator area late nite lol 😂 . N a UBER eats delivery 📦 guy pops up ⬆️ mid of me UN 📦 of that Queen size Mattress size BoX 📦 TV lol 😂.
a hisense employee said it will be also available in 100"
What's the pricing on the L9Q?
Can the technology be implemented on slmaller screens? Colour looks great
How Much 🤔, How many Hz,
What about the black levels What about light bleed and blooming
How big are the rgb leds?
Does one set of rgb leds control 1 zone?
The color is now local zoned, so you can't have an abrupt line between saturated red and saturated green?
We don’t know the real world impact other than this approach eliminates the quantum dot layer
I am sure the -- FRONT (cones ) (RODS ) will blend the in between color !
So they have -- TRUE RED , Green , BLUE (like 100 💯 % other TVs do NOT have )
N the in between color 🍑🍊🧆🫚🍬🍡 will be blended by -- Cons and RODs like normal TVs
Normal TVs : they have to do “tug O War “ to produce -- in between colors (pink ) (orange ) (cyan ) (magenta ) (brown ) …… in order to Blend , add any color wil meds with 100 💯 rest of color ! So they NEVER have to- TRUE RGB . The blending mess up the Main colors
So this is separated ,,,, it can Focus BOOST the MAIN 🟥🟩🟦, then d In between shades Blended !
Have d Most Natural , but soothing , Rich , butter 🧈 fluid color --- last tv did this was ❤SHARP Aquos Quatrum with 🟥🟦🟩🟨 4 base light !
This is -- Death of OLED
How is the of angle picture?
Better than U9
I am down to give the 116 a shot if I can afford it. Neeeeeed real pricing details :)
What does mortal pricing mean though? The 110UX was and still is $20K in Australia
Shat happens when you have multiple colors in the same backlighting zone?
-- front -- normal CONEs will flip it into whatever more accurate colors!!
Usually if 🍡🪲 multi colors in 1 thing ! The AI have to decide -- so do I make this pixel more Green to match the green to the left , or more yellow/ Red to transition to diff color ? If that bug is on 🪻 🎽 ! Then lower the blue on the Bug adding More red/yellow for the Bug 🪲 will cause issues on the 🪻🎽. So by having dedicated Color coming from from behind , they can just let BLUE / green pass thru to BOOST DENSE rich natural color when Cones can filter d RED or Blend d other in between 🪹🍂🐪🍂🥐🍑💪🏼💪🏽💪💪🏿 Colors .
Almost regret getting a 77 inch oled. I can see a minor difference in clearness/pixels density. Can't image going this big. Wish 8k was a thing.
Yeah even U8 Series 2024 has --- 3 X color Volune/ Density 🔮🥬🍑 🌺of LG G3
👚🧩🩰🌸G4
u8N has -- 4X color Volune 🍁🍀🐦🔥🪼 of LG C4 , Bravia8
Remember to "Stop the Fomo" LMAO
@@Yoga_Tv_buying RTings says the S95D has alot more colour volume for P3 and BT2020 tests than the U8N.......
And where did you get 3X from? The U8N has a little more in BT2020 and less for P3 compared to the G3.
Still the picture freeze a couple of ms (milliseconds) during cut's, especially from white to dark cuts and visa versa. It's a issue with all qled tv's that's in my opinion really disturbing!
Hisense did a hard work here,we have to appreciate it 🙏
I think Samsung has them as well, they are using MicroLED RGB instead of blue back-light + QD (R+G) but use alot less of them, will still have local dimming zones like any other FALD LCD. So expect performance benefits to be minimally better than maybe QD-OLED.
Caleb from digital trends mentioned they should just make a bigger blue MicroLED back-light (which would be about maybe 2 times the size of the current sub-pixels in MicroLEDs, so they can make smaller TV sizes and at less cost from making a back-light from the blue MicroLED sub-pixel only and maybe for smaller TVs it could use a smaller sub-pixel and larger displays could have a brighter bigger blue sub-pixel.....) then use QD conversion for R+G. For better brighter blues than any OLED with better colours and all the benefits of self illumination (per pixel control of the back-light instead of zonal control). That could make for one hell of an advancement in brightness and colour over QD-OLEDs and maybe even TRGB-OLEDs!
Yes please!
We'll have this new technology for the models U?N?
Have they figured out a price for the 116UX yet? (USA price)
We will get pricing by spring, but it will still be fairly expensive given the size and first generation cutting edge technology - it should be at least 15% cheaper than the Samsung RGB “micro LED” version while giving you significantly larger screen size
How many zone are these mininleds? Will the color volume be as good as oled? You still get issues like blooming or dirty screen right? The question is, why hasn't hisense or tcl bringing out an oled TV? Don't buy hisense appliances, our fridge broke in a couple of months and Costco would not accept the return.
"Near MicroLED, No Burn In." 😊😊😊😊😊🤣
LCD with zone control will never be as good as OLED, it's effectively over 8 million zones vs a few thousand......without 100,000-200,000 (55-85") it can't get anywhere near as good blacks as an OLED. LCD contrast gets worse the brighter they get. OLED stays the same no matter the brightness. Even with a calibrated B9 (the current best in LCD local dimming control) next to an OLED, the OLED still looks noticeably better for almost all scenes with better contrast, clarity and sharpness.
@barryjones2366 And OLED will never completely overcome the Burn in issue due to the Organic Materials. They can use a million tricks to try to overcome it but, OLED is a Dead Technology essentially. It's as good as it gets right now. The only thing they can do is make it Brighter and Brighter year after year which in turn puts more stress on the Organic Material burning the display out faster. If you sat a normal person in front of a LG C4 vs TCL QM8 what is the main difference that they are gonna notice between the two panels? The Black Levels with No dimming on the OLED. Yes, A Videophile with a trained eye will be able to see things like Artifacts, Gradients, Etc. But the normal person only cares about the Price you pay vs. What you actually notice. Which is why its a good thing LED technology is still being develop ed. OLED is great but Ultimately it's a stop gap technology. Once MicroLED is developed and comes down to Normal sizes and prices nobody will be buying OLED anymore similar to Plasma. Even now if I asked a regular which they preferred. A TV that you can leave on all day any channel you want. It's Cheaper but the Black Levels have a little Blooming. Vs. A TV that has better Black Levels but its way more Expensive, You have to babysit the TV if you want it to last a long time. I'll think alot of ppl will take the former which is why TCL and Hisense did so good last year.
@@barryjones2366 And Oled will never get over the burn in issue. They can do a million tricks but Ultimately it will always be a problem because of the Organic material. OLED is a Dead Technology. Its as good as its ever gonna get right now. The only thing they can do is make them Brighter and Brighter year after year. Which in turn puts more stress on the Organic Material burning the displays out faster. If I sat a person down and showed them the C4 vs. The QM8 what is the thing that they will notice immediately between the two displays? The Black Levels and no Blooming on the C4. Thats it. Now a videophile might be able to notice things like Artifacts, Gradients, etc, but the normal person only cares about the price you pay vs. what difference you can actually notice. OLED is great but, OLED is a stop gap technology once MicroLED comes down in Size and Price Nobody will be buying OLED anymore similar to Plasma TVs. If I asked a person what they preferred, A TV that you can leave on all day if you want any channel but it has worse black levels with a little blooming but its cheaper vs. a tv that you have to babysit if you want to keep it alive for a long time has better black levels but its way more expensive. I think alot of ppl will choose the former which is why TCL and Hisense did so good this year.
@@barryjones2366 And Oled will never get over the burn in issue. They can do a million tricks but Ultimately it will always be a problem because of the Organic material. OLED is a Deadend Technology. Its as good as its ever gonna get right now. The only thing they can do is make them Brighter and Brighter year after year. Which in turn puts more stress on the Organic Material burning the displays out faster. If I sat a person down and showed them the C4 vs. The QM8 what is the thing that they will notice immediately between the two displays? The Black Levels and no Blooming on the C4. Thats it. Now a videophile might be able to notice things like Artifacts, Gradients, etc, but the normal person only cares about the price you pay vs. what difference you can actually notice. OLED is great but, OLED is a stop gap technology once MicroLED comes down in Size and Price Nobody will be buying OLED anymore similar to Plasma TVs. If I asked a person what they preferred, A TV that you can leave on all day if you want any channel but it has worse black levels with a little blooming but its cheaper vs. a tv that you have to babysit if you want to keep it alive for a long time has better black levels but its way more expensive. I think alot of ppl will choose the former which is why TCL and Hisense did so good this year.
What is the seating distance you need for the 116 inch i sit roughly 9-8 feet away would it be to big?
8-9 u can do 75-85”
BUT if for Gamming n sports (fast moving switch angle , ) then u need 2-4 ” feet sit back -- other wise u get Eye Blur! D same way how ppl Staring at image at Side window in moving car 🚘 on Highway!
🛣️so a lot of ppl experiencing Motion issue , either sit too close for - Sport (even everything else seem fine ) , or they don’t wait for 7-10 day breaking Period (eyes adjust to large tv )
@@Yoga_Tv_buying your info is wrong. 100+ easy at 8-9 feet away. Lots of sites out there showing the info, even fomo said it in one of his vids.
Excuse u :)
U r welcome to debate with science research scientist 🧬 professor who explains about eye science in lecture . What I know is not said by me . She actually advise 15 feet .
U have issue with my info ,
Yea FONO said it because he is --4 eye near sighted . Which means he Needs to sit close .
If u sit too close your eyes will auto adjust to force a focus. N by compensating the distance from tv , eye balls 👀 wil self stretch themselves -- Back wards (painless ) ! Over time eye balls 👀, goes from around to : OVAL (its permanent ) d whole process is painless n irreversible!
That is called : How to be near sighted n have to wear glasses 🤓 one day.
Hey i was hoping if someone can help me put with this one. Hisence u8n 55 2024 1000 cad or samsung qn90c 800 cad 2023 in 50 inch. The size difference does not matter much as the space its gonna be in is pretty compact
lcd was at death door . this is perfect . s90c patch 2020.2 like and its top buy
And the contrast level?
Wouldn’t matter much . Because d LARGER d tv ,,,, color volune 🔮 cast on brightness create texture / 3D 🍑🥬🥐🥕🌸 . Traditional testing of contrast started in 1954 , is dated .
Same as on other MiniLED FALD QD-LEDs since it is still using an LCD panel with FALD.
It's the gloves, man 😂
You and Hisense have discovered the "hot water" with the RGB led backlighted LCD!? Personally I have it from 2009 in the 18.4" Viao aw11ux laptop and that technology comes from SONY, at least in this unit! Not Hisense. And yes, the colours are so accurate, the RED is vivid and real, and I've been asking myself for LAST 15 years why SONY has not implemented this tech in their TVs?! This screen from 2009 is better than my actual 2023 Samsung Arc 55 in term of Reds. Far away better and full reds vs. my LG woled. So good point for Hisense to get it out 15 years later 😂 🎉 👻 better ever than never...cheers
I use my TVs as couch monitors for a PC so 55-inch is the biggest I'd want, going above 55-inches doesn't feel right as a monitor. most likely going with a G5, since it'll be the best thing available in a 55-inch size.
Hisense U8N 55”
It has -- 3X color volume/ Density of G3 G4 🍡🧩🍉! 1.5X Color volume 🔮🧿of A95L .
EU / Asia home base already phased out 55” U8N flagship . If u want 144hz - 4k pc Gamming with Nvdia/ AMD . snatch a U8N 55” before gone forever :):)
When 2024 MiniLed models like Bravia 9, QM8, etc., already match 99% of creators' intent when compared to a reference monitor, is this still a game changer for normal content? Will movies look that much different with this new RGB technology and 10,000 nits?
Make it affordable and it’ll sell like hotcakes 💯👍👍👍
Thank you for covering this video FOMO 🙏🏾
Has anyone mentioned motion? Also, there are rumors circulating that Sony will be using these panels. Is there any truth to these rumors?
What's with the gloves?
It's for the look, of looking professional but they aren't.....FOMO, Brian, B, etc....most youtubers aren't technical guys more hype/sales and/or enthusiast guys, spreading false information through their limited knowledge. I swear they just say words they heard or something alot of the time without really understanding what they are saying. If you just believe them because they are filming a TV review, you have some serious waking up to do. Learn from the pros HDTVTest, Choose TV, Classy Tech, AVForums, TecTracks HD, pretty much everyone else is almost useless. 😀 You can have a look at some comparison guys like AVPasion, VRL tecnologia, FOMO, Andy tecnologia, etc... but know that they can get things mixed up at times and show footage that isn't really like that in person at all. Try to listen to their more objective observations only, don't go from what you see on a youtube video unless it's what they see as well.
Waiting for Micro TV to mature & price drop , 3-4 yrs?
Are Samsung's "rgb micro led" and Hisense "rgb miniled" the same tech?
I think so. As both use FALD LCDs and both claim using RGB LEDs for the back-light.
Man. I would so buy this if it came with LEGS. I just have this think for TVs with legs. You don't have to mount it. You don't have to place it on an ugly cabinet. Just sits there all on its own. TCL did a great job with that.
"This is the best TV of CES... thank you to Hisense for sponsoring this video". LOL. Cmon man...
Man is smooth
Dude Hisense is way more advanced ! I just bought 855” previous UX ‘ it’s MIND blown
How much? $$$$$
Please Hisense bring your technology to the Philippines 😢😢😢
Seeing this new Hisense tech we might be reading one of these days that Sony or Samsung has bought Hisense.
It won’t happen , Hisense is HUGE in Asia , like those Ford / GM trucks 🛻 dominate Truck 🛻 space in USA .
Chinese Government started to develop own better TVs because SONY Samsung … Panasonic… etc they would produce their TVs -- made in China 🇨🇳, then turn around - SOLD as SONY Samsung … 3X price . Sucking Chinese ppl money. They prob started to develop own TV engineering in 90s to protect Chinese consumers being Ripped off (u know how OIL being controled by mid east ) . So Hisense n TCL etc r honest good stuff.
They won’t sell those companies , so SONY Samsung can Jack up prices .
What is the resolution of these tvs? I would have to have 8k going this large
Not necessarily. I would think that way too if I didn’t go to science 🧬 program !
D larger d TV , it matters color volume 🔮 cast on Brightness 🔆 matters to produce 🥬🍑🍓🥮🪼🌸🍀🦋🌹🌺🐡🦕 3D visual!
Since ppl will auto stay slight further away , it will zoom OUT anyway ! N look Clean 🧼.
D example our professor made clear - highway bill board , the LED screen outside of mall ,… very pixilated! But look so clean 🧼 because color Volume/Density 🌷🍁 cast over brightness !🔆 u don’t need High Rez , but Need MORE color volume + brightness 🔆 . As long as u r in supposed distance , it’s completely fine :):)
-- also d larger d tv d LESS OLED will be seen as premium (🍡🍬🍭🧩- OLED thin color sensity , tinty on bright object 🍉)
As soon as Hisense get there Color accuracy correct, upscaling, Motion and other Processing Just Like SONY'S they will continue to win the market again and even more , same goes for TCL
SONY color accuracy is dated . “ D whole color accuracy industry is complete - hoax “ -- Said by -- Science 🧬 professor 👩🏫 in Canada 🇨🇦 -- about TV watching .
Accurate color is just something to -- fallow . To have A standard . It’s d same type of “standard “ to flat out putting Expire Date on Food product . N Expire Date in Medicine . 💊
Also upscaling is -- also “up Sell” trick , that heavily promote something hat is “BETTER “ to SHIFT attention of -- Inferiority of “ D (formal ) big Brands, since Hisense , TCL r NO.2 NO3 TV providers “ .
In business marketing international Marketing . Our business professor explain fundariom of Marketing -- Human Brain 🧠 self paint 🎨 stories !
If someone is - Dr, u assume they r intelligent / Kind . If they are engineer , we think they r extream high IQ (even tho IT / Enginnerjng/ Medical 😮/ Finance has HiGHST percentage of ASPERGERS anti social traits , they can be very Brutal to spouse n own kids ) .
Same way if someone volunteer for youth group etc ….
We IMaGINE who they r as charactor !
Back to d Business part , the processing …. Means “I can up scale 5-10 a% better ….. But Significant inferior in 100 💯 4k image “
In omission .
😅 I hope I am clear tho. Hard to explain none vocally over text . These high Marketing Lecture in Canada 🇨🇦 really crush my spine cuz I was s biggest SONY fan back then .
@@Yoga_Tv_buying I prefer my 2016 Panasonic TV as its color detail motion is just as good as some of my OLEDs and High End LCDs
Yes lets get excited for a 20k TV that wont be affordable and in smaller sizes for several years. Its fun, but not really practicable right now.
I am sure they will trickle down for 85”’75”’size like U9N (which is literally Small EU UX ) once that ramps up .
I think the edit is bad, you should've just kept it like you filmed it, both of you on the screen. Very interesting tech and TV though.
Sooooo.....the price for the RGB 116UX is somewhere below one million dollars? Don't mention the price if you can't say the price. You're basically just doing an ad by saying good price, but no price.
I no longer have any interest in Hisense products until they begin to clearly label differences in their products for international markets. Here in Australia, their TVs are far lower specced than their USA counterparts and specs are hard to find.
A video that is sponsored and only has glowing comments is concerning. You didn’t mention any feedback on potential concerns customers have and how Hisense is handling this in their new products.
Like is the quality any better, is the software better and more reliable, and how’s the picture processing? I’ve been open to buying another Hisense and or TCL on their higher end models but lack of answers to these concerns is tough. I’d love to see the competition on pricing to continue but how was the quality improved? And will they have this high end tech at sizes between 65-98 inches?
I have 3 Hisense , $7000 in over 6 years , they r hidden Mazratti level TVs . They r one of things ruins SONY LG once u own one .
Before Hisense I had $4000 60” made in Japan Legendary Sharp Aquos Quatrum . No joke their TV makes other brands “up sell tricks “ almost seem like scam .
FONO is wrong. Rtings review says that many Hinense content is shown brighter than the mastered recordings on the UX models. Also it’s well known that Hinense TV;s audio can be buggy.
Send u A cozy 🎉vibe ! We need to ACTUALLY -- STOP 🛑 d FOMO buddy ✌🏼
Where are the sizes for the normal consumer? It seems all these companies are showing off their 100 inch Plus models. Thats not really a reality for alot of people buying.
Thank you at least someone is thinking the same way as me now everything is just 100 inches and above
In case you don't know yet, these were much bigger last year and unaffordable, I believe 300'000 dollars or so. This year they made the microLEDs much smaller and with "affordable" I would guess the price will be around 23'000-39'000 dollars. Give this at least 5-7 years to both arrive in smaller sizes and really affordable prices. Anyways, this is really good news!
@ let’s wait and see
Where are their tv’s for normal consumers?
Hey Fomo, what happened to all of your older videos? It seems like everything older than ~1 year was removed.
Only one video from ces so far.. Kg has nothing at all.. What is going on.. 😮
Looking forward to returning a 116" TV due to dirty screen issues 😂
All you did was give me FOMO. Thanks
Man, Bring the technology to the smaller sizes. Everybody doesn't have a Mansion to put in these Huge Azz Screens.
55" with this tech..
I think it will be coming in smaller sizes next year and by more brands
I have always been saying MiniLED will just keep advancing and become nearly indistinguishable from OLED but brighter and better colors. The fact is MicroLED exist says it all. So MiniLED can keep advancing getting smaller and over the years Processing get stronger and stronger. So each year some "issue" is solved. TCL solved wide viewing angle with W-HVA panels. ADS Pro panels as well. Now Hisense with RGB MiniLED beats QDOLED by a mile in color volume and gamut. Because the light is pure RGB, not even Quantum dot filter/film. So now that is two more OLED advantages out the window.
With 22-bit and higher light control and higher processing. More and more zones can be used, MiniLEDs getting smaller. Soon you will have 50,000 RGB MiniLEDs and 50,000 zones with gradient lighting and 100% BT2020. Blooming/haloing will be extinct, black levels 99.9% OLED. But you could have 150" screens down to 55".
MiniLED has higher profit margins and cheaper to manufacture.
No burn in, No ABL/ASBL. Cheaper. By the time I am due for an upgrade, I bet MiniLED is basically OLED level and higher (brightness etc).
That said OLED is advancing nicely and it's really cool to see. It's amazing the technology jumps that has happened since 2020. Since 2021 both technologies have been soaring in advancements.
I have heard from a chinese review of the 240Hz 32" Philips WHVA panel that the viewing angles were still quite narrow. They haven't really been measured yet have they? As far as dimming zones, it's diminishing returns for more zones and so costs more and more for the processor to keep up with so many. So not sure how fast that will develop either......things are getting closer though it seems but then you see a really well shot video comparing an LCD (the best LCD, Sony B9) to an OLED and man that OLED is unbeatable for it's deep blacks no matter what's on screen. It seems OLED brightness is developing faster than LCD which is all OLED really needs to improve and is now close enough for high APL scenes, an LCD is just that little further behind for deep blacks, clarity, sharpness, motion, viewing angles, etc.....OLED is clearly superior for picture quality. QD_OLED went a little backwards with deep blacks in a brighter room but TRGB-OLEDs might finally fix that and be close enough for colours too, it just might no tget quite as bright as the new QD-OLED panels but it could be very close, we'll have to wait and see. 😀 I want a fat MicroLED blue sub-pixel with QDs per pixel TV for even better brightness and colours. And maybe near black performance will be even better!
More nits are you nuts!?😎
Yes 🎊! like 400hp car 🚘 n 120hp car 🚙 on highway 100km-120km /hr. The 400 hp car will NEVER use full HP on full tilt , but at 20-50 significant better .
I can’t explain. It just looks more butter smooth clear than pixelated .
You know our brain actually can't tell much of a difference between 1000 and 2000 nits? We can notice the most difference between 0 and 1000 nits above this it's just a bit brighter.......since our perception of brightness is not linear, it's exponential. That's why almost all HDR content is graded up to around 1000 nits max and SDR was graded up to 100 nits which was fine for a long time. It actually works like this, you need 4 times the brightness in nits to notice a doubling of the perceived brightness. So 400 nits will look like double the brightness of 100 nits, then you need 1600 nits to notice another doubling of the brightness of 400 nits, etc....then 6400 nits.....to 10,000 nits for the full HDR spec. But our eyes really like lower brightness (they are more sensitive to changes in this range for colour too) not so much high brightness.
Grooming? Du erzählst da aber was
They forgot about the poor they just making tvs for the rich people now smh like seriously? 116 inches? Lame tv industry is just a waste
Heck, no this is just a sign of the future when this technology trickles down to basic TVs for the port trust me this year is high since you six will be a significant upgrade without going up in price!
@@stopthefomo well I be watching your channel often and I know you know about your stuff and hopefully you are right about this year
Fomo is the 116” an LCD tv with RGB blah blah blah backlighting? Wish they would just say at the very beginning this is an LCD TV. This is the type of back lighting. It has rather than using all this marketing mumbo-jumbo and nobody knows what the hell they’re talking about any longer. Thanks FOMO keep doing what you do.
FOMO has a history of repeating false marketing hype before for several products in the past.
I disagree . Yearly Hisense r rated best mini LEDs by Rtings .
His TESTING is for - specific TASTE ! Those testing methods of Munsune color , or Those -- Color Accuracy . Is Sever Dated (not fomo’s fault ) it’s A standard developed in 1950s, n Picked with -- A Standard to HAVE !
D same way in Grocery Store has - BLANK 2 Yr Expiry date on snacks .
Color Accuracy Its just for having -- A standard !
“ Science 🧬 professor 👩🏫 de Bunk THAT in TV watching class about color “
So ANY influencer using those METHOD compare to SEVERLY Dated -- SOMY reference Monitor (made to be for movies in 80s for blue tinted Films ) those entire system of equipment/ Measure 📐 method
Is dated .
Ps 😮STOP INSULT FOMO 🤨! He and Brian Are d better guys .
True, always falling for the marketing BS before testing has been done to confirm. Hype/sales guys......he is not really a knowledgeable guy, like most youtubers.....they just make a video and talk over them without any real understanding mostly (that's why they use words like bright, punchy and shadow detail, etc.....just the most basic grasp only), like this commentator here......spreading misinformation. How many times I have watched almost of them make simple errors in settings and camera work, etc....embarrassing. Making no sense when they speak about some topics. UA-cam is a cesspit of amateurs pretending to be pros (pretentious), grifters? Sounds like some world leaders even..... 😀
Buy stocks in TCL and Hisense NOW! In a decade LG and Samsung will be no more.