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Does 55 and 65 inch A80K have newer LG panels (evo) and are brighter 20% than last years A80J? I can't find that information anywhere . Sony official site can't confirm this- it just sazs RWBG panel. Thank you.
When I was buying my Plasma 11 yrs ago, I was fearful it was going to be way too dark !!!, but my salesman said, put it in a room alone, then judge !!, too dark, send it back, I have it today, 11 yrs later, great picture, not dark at all, perfect. The moral !!, once in your home !!!, all of them look amazing !!!
I have an 83” a90j, and Abt just installed my 65” a95k this week. Both are simply amazing, but there’s something about the a95k that makes some things almost look 3D. It’s the most amazing picture I’ve ever seen.
@@dannyweiss9701 yes, what @falsehope said. My a95k is in a brighter area of the house than my a90j, but there’s still a noticeable improvement. But again, that’s not to say the a90j isn’t also ridiculously impressive.
A80k is the better bang for the buck. 95% of users won't notice the minor difference between the two in terms of picture quality, they're essentially the same for practical purposes.
Probably because it was adjusted to a cooler white balance which can be adjusted in settings. This video isn’t a good comparison since both tvs have not been adjusted to the same white balance
I ordered a 65 inch A95K today. Having it delivered and installed next week. Really looking forward to spending time with it particularly with my PS5. Never owned an Oled before so feeling very excited. Love it
@@deepaknigam3363 It’s a great tv especially for premium content. HDR looks amazing. Colour is a real strength of the a95k. It’s also excellent with the PS5. I have nothing bad to say about the TV. Don’t get hung up on other peoples negativity especially those who complain about price, the number of hdmi 2 ports and pc gaming. It’s great for what most people need
It’s like comparing two great bottles of wine. One a 94 pt the other a 99 pt and on different nights you’d fine them both great. But side by side with an expert discussion and the 99 will seem fancier and that price tag will draw in the fancy suckers to satisfy their need of “best” and yet Most smart budgeting people stick with the extra $1k savings and go with “best option”
One thing nobody commented on is that the picture on the A80K is significantly sharper than on the A95K, especially at 1440p or higher you really notice this.
Can’t count how many times I watched your review. Great comparison. Personally, I liked the colors on the A80k but I am super amazed at the level of details in a95k especially the flower scene. I was impressed even through watching this video on a smartphone screen and noticing those differences between the 2 TVs
I had the 55inch a95k for a couple of days, sendet him back, because the size, but it looked already so smooth at only 540p, white( bright) is very clear and black stayes the black oled! Hope some day the 48inch wil come as a qd-oled.
I think I'm rolling that way too, just hope the 80 is bright enough for my family room. Will probably buy the 95k remote separate. How ya liking the 80?
Did you set the colour warmer on the A95 to make it the more attractive option? Even if it is the same profile, a visual quality check by your photographer or designer should allow us to have a more objective impression. Also, as this suggests, what if colours are biased toward reds on the A95k. So how would an a buyer display digital art on the A95. I think, please redo this video. It will work to sell, and the more discerning buyer for the A95 would require more visual proof, because they are not after a standard product and willing to pay double. So let us see that by taking the due dilligence to coloue correct the monitors you have us comparing.. visually, not by what you commentate, but in addition to.
Hmmm...77" A80k or 65" A95k, that's my dilemma. Replacing my ailing 65" 850D, naturally I thought I'd move up to 75" since there is room on the wall. But then the A95k came out, and I figured never mind, I'll go for the QD OLED. Went into a local store with both a 65" A95 and a 77" A80, but across the aisle, so couldn't really compare side by side. The A95k looked great, then I turned around to see the 77" A80k, and it also looked great, the larger screen really pulled me in. Spent half an hour 'til my neck was sore trying to find differences, and when not side by side it's really hard to spot. The 77" panel really is stunning to watch, but I'd also like to get the latest OLED development with best picture quality, and 65" is not small, just that I'm used to it. Decisions, decisions...
@Slotty Bedfast If you're choosing between those two, we'd say go for the 77 inch A80K. Much bigger picture, and you're not losing a whole lot in quality. The A80K looks fantastic. If you're thinking about ordering one, be sure to contact the experts here at Abt for any current promotions we're running: www.abt.com/help/contact-us Thanks for watching!
@barbosa pereira good advice! I do like the nicer remote on A95k, do you know if that'd be compatible with A80k and would remote finder feature still work?
This is also my dilemma. The 77" A80K and the 65" A95k are close in price currently and I'm now not sure what to get. Reading the replies its clear the 77" is the better choice.
The a95k looks roughly 20 percent better, colors are a little more saturated but you probably get the same look if you set live color to medium on the Sony a80k
@Papa Sweet It's strange. You can't see it while you're watching content, so it doesn't affect the picture negatively at all. But it just looks different when you're on a static screen.
@@abtelectronics it does though. At least I’m pretty sure it does. Watch Linus tech tips comparison of the G2 vs the S95b I believe the only way to stop it from happening is to eliminate any lights that are casting light on the tv. You have to watch in a pitch black room or else the blacks get lifted
@@michaelcarraghan512 I’ve got a s95b I now see that that specific complaint of QD Oled is overblown. Apparently if you’ve got direct sunlight directly hitting a QD Oled it lifts the blacks on the tv. I haven’t even tested it as I’m in a light controlled room but apparently it is a thing
Great video thank you!.. I'm undecided between the A90J 65 inch or the A95K.. the A90J 65 inch I can get right now for $2800.. I don't mind paying $4000 for the A95K if the picture is significantly better than the A90J, but if it's just a little better than I would just get the A90J... help?..lol
ABT mentioned your question, A80K is better value, and A90J is similar to A80K. It is just a little better. Maybe a little brighter and wait for next year releases, the technology will become more matured, bigger sizes will be available and better prices. Good luck with either of your choices
If you are buying this year, I say definitely go with the better pic quality and overall tv and get the A95K. It should also live for longer period, and you will simply enjoy each pic more with the higher brightness and depth of colours. Simply more joyful, which is what TVs are about 😅
@barbosa pereira hey thanks for the reply... unfortunately I live in a small one bedroom apartment, I can't go bigger than 65 inch..but as of right now, I'm still undecided between the Sony A90J or the A95K... waiting for some more in depth comparison between the two
With the A80K series, does the remote control work via Bluetooth instead of IR? We are thinking of buying this model, but if we do, it would be sitting right beside another Sony (used for this computer) and I don't want the remotes triggering each TV. If this TV using Bluetooth, then it wouldn't be a problem. ???? As for the difference in color, yes, the A95K is noticeably better and "warmer." I would hope that the A80K has the ability to select "warmer" tones (warm, normal, cool1, cool2, etc)
The problem with the A95K is that the A80K's panel is simply darker. They show that in the video. Though quite honestly it's not going to matter at all unless you have them side by side. General opinion across the board seems to be that the A95K has the best picture quality of any consumer TV ever made. At the same time they also say that it's a bit too expensive even with that. But if you want the best of the best, the A95K is it. Which is why it's kinda stupid that it's only available in 65 inch max.
Hi, have you got the exact narrow a80k stand dimensions, so the inside and to the very outer of the feet please? My draws are very close to what I've seen advertised. !!!
I have sound system HT-A9 and TV KD55-A1 for the time and I am hesitating between A80k 65 inches and the A95k 55 or 65 inches (depending on prices) what would you recommand ?
@Glamdring74 The A95K is amazing, but the A80K would be a better value. It also has a fantastic picture, and since you're using the HTA9 audio system, you won't necessarily need to rely on the audio from the TV.
@Bassam Ahmed OLED as a technology is still susceptible to burn in if you're not careful, but the new models are far better than what they used to be and it isn't as likely to happen.
@S G It's really up to the user. We liked the front facing pedestal position as you could put the screen closer to the wall, but it depends on what look you're going for. Thanks for watching!
Nice video, wanna ask you a question tho. What is better for you, sony A80k or the 2021 sony A90j? Since the 95k is way too expensive. Also the Lg C2 would be a good choice i think. I mostly play games and watch films or series!
@robybomber4733 All the TVs you mentioned are great options! If you like the idea of the A95K, you may want to check out the Samsung S95B: bit.ly/3VLnngJ It's also a QD OLED and a fantastic value. If you're a gamer, we suggest going with the S95B or the LG C2 series. If you're more of a movie watcher, the S95B or the A80K would be our choice. If you need more info on any of these you can always speak with one of our experts here at the store too. We're always happy to help! www.abt.com/help/contact-us
@@abtelectronics Basically the Sam S95b is good for either playing games and whatching movies. To be honest I have been thinking about the Samsung, then I changed my mind cause of the lack of the dolby vision. Do you think that not having dolby vision function isnt a big loss even for contents that support it? thx for the assistance!!
@robybomber4733 It depends on how critical of an eye you're watching with. Having Dolby Vision is nice considering it's the more popular of the HDR formats vs HDR10 Plus, but you'll likely be happy with the picture regardless on the S95B. If you want to be on the safe side, the LG C2 series is still a great way to go, and it has Dolby Vision and 4 HDMI 2.1 ports that support gaming features like 4k/120hz and VRR.
@@abtelectronics Well, since I'm not the type that changes tv every couple of yrs, I' d like to get a model complete of everything and versatile. Prolly i'd have taken the Samsung if it have had the dolby vision, but without that I dont know. Actually I have a pana VT60, plasma which still is a good one. Thank you for your support buddy, still have to make up my mind, but Im a step ahead now. 😂
That red only comes up on video recordings of the TV. When you see it in person there is now red push or tint. It’s just an anomaly of trying to record the TV. I have it.
Video camera still struggle to compensate white balance if you compare both TV at the same time. Video camera can only set one white balance at a time usually. So video camera works better to video one tv that white balance set on one tv at a time. Unfortunately. Video camera has it limit, same with digital still camera like DSLR has it own limit on white balance setting as well! It will never be anywhere as good as eyes see it.
Good example video camera set white balance to the room lighting then compare two tv, one on the left may look more blue or green than on the right TV that shows more reddish. So thats the reason why video camera still struggle with complexion of lighting and colours.
Hi Carl. I have a sony HT A5000 soundbar. The bass seems good to me but the dialogue clarity is a little low. If I buy the Sony SA RS3S rear speakers and pair it with the soundbar will it adds dialogue clarity or just adding more bass?
@Abraham Thomas Adding the rear speakers will help enhance the surround effects, but you likely won't hear a difference in the dialog. Have you tried hitting the Voice button on the remote yet? Turning that option on should help with dialog clarity.
he said "but if you're literally the most insatiable human who needs the best possible display ever because you're the worst, the a95k is your best bet." he didn't say that. he's actually wonderful. it's just i'm the worst so that's how i heard it.
It's confusing to see sound bars being recommended for high end TVs like this. People who invest in a Sony OLED TV will probably buy a proper 5.1 system or higher...
Modern soundbars are amazing and many actually do have rear speakers. Some include them, others you need to buy it separately. I bought the Samsung HW-Q990B for about €900 about a month ago and the only way you're going to get better surround sound for that price is if you know a lot about surround sound setups and how to do a proper custom job setting up a proper 5.1.4 Atmos space (and it would still take up more space and require mounting on the ceiling).
@paigeguitarplayer It also depends on what size you're looking for. The S95B only comes in 55 and 65 inches. The A90K is only available in 42 and 48 inches. Both are great looking TVs! If you need more assistance finding the right one for your needs, our specialists would be happy to help: www.abt.com/specialists
Meh I disagree, it’s got a better processor and better speakers. Brightness wise they almost identical however there is some more colour compared to the J from what I seen next to each other
@@falsehope5529 A80K has better speakers than the J? And yeah I've also seen online that the K has slightly better colour. Also it has the new remote for what it's worth.
@Raj Das They are both incredible TVs. The A95K is calibrated differently from the factory and the panel has a stricter approval process before it is chosen to be used. That being said, the A80K offers an amazing picture at a much more reasonable price, and it's available in more sizes. If you need help selecting the right one for your needs, or want to hear about any of our latest promotions on either one, please be sure to contact our specialists here at Abt. We're here 7 days a week to help: www.abt.com/specialists
@@JohnSmith-zl8rz I don't like the color spectrum that qd oled gives at all..unnatural to me..the color spectrum pulls slightly towards reddish..in my opinion it's unnatural. I read a review of Samsung qd oled by a reviewer from Serbia and he says the same thing
Dunno about the A95K, but the A80K supports freesync and 4K @ 120 hz. However, it does not support Dolby Vision in 4K @ 120 Hz. So you'd have to pick between 4K/60/Dolby Vision or 4K/120/No Dolby Vision. Of course, it only matters for games since movies don't even reach 60 fps. And even then mainly for PC games since I'm not sure if there's even any console games running both in 4K and making using of 120 Hz + Dolby Vision at the moment. I think the A80K also does support 4K/120/HDR so you can still get HDR, just not Dolby Vision. I think there's only like 2 TV's out there that support 4K/120 Hz/Dolby Vision at once.
@v07 We'd suggest going with the A80K and getting an HTA5000 soundbar with the savings. That way you still get a terrific picture, and even better sound!
Sony Master series TVs such as the a95k displays are handpicked and calibrated at the factory. If the a80k were to be calibrated, I'd bet that it would look closer to what the a95k looks like.
@@DavidStella I'm talking for how a95k have red-ish picture quality and how awful is that but you "Hey dude A80j could be as awesome as a95k" Maybe you replied to the wrong comment.
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Does 55 and 65 inch A80K have newer LG panels (evo) and are brighter 20% than last years A80J? I can't find that information anywhere . Sony official site can't confirm this- it just sazs RWBG panel. Thank you.
Can you use the back-lit remote with the A80K? Will the remote finder feature still work?
When I was buying my Plasma 11 yrs ago, I was fearful it was going to be way too dark !!!, but my salesman said, put it in a room alone, then judge !!, too dark, send it back, I have it today, 11 yrs later, great picture, not dark at all, perfect. The moral !!, once in your home !!!, all of them look amazing !!!
I have an 83” a90j, and Abt just installed my 65” a95k this week. Both are simply amazing, but there’s something about the a95k that makes some things almost look 3D. It’s the most amazing picture I’ve ever seen.
I literally know where your coming from
Spare change brother?
@@dannyweiss9701 tbh there isn’t really an area where the A90J is better than the A95K, it’s basically improved version of an A90J
@@dannyweiss9701 yes, what @falsehope said. My a95k is in a brighter area of the house than my a90j, but there’s still a noticeable improvement. But again, that’s not to say the a90j isn’t also ridiculously impressive.
Does it have red-ish picture? On the video here the red is very obvious.
A80k is the better bang for the buck. 95% of users won't notice the minor difference between the two in terms of picture quality, they're essentially the same for practical purposes.
Especially when you don't have anything to compare it to
Id say a80k looks even better because its less calibrated
The A80K looked more pleasing to my eyes in most scenes.
I feel the same. The A80K looked more natural and softer, especially the flyover scene of the town.
Absolutely.😊
Probably because it was adjusted to a cooler white balance which can be adjusted in settings. This video isn’t a good comparison since both tvs have not been adjusted to the same white balance
I definitely agree.
@@anguineus_vir I agree with this too.
I ordered a 65 inch A95K today. Having it delivered and installed next week. Really looking forward to spending time with it particularly with my PS5. Never owned an Oled before so feeling very excited. Love it
You can't go back to LCD ever
@@lort6022 It was delivered yesterday. It’s an amazing tv.
How is the experience of owning & viewing it as by now you have had for 3 weeks approximately?
@@deepaknigam3363 It’s a great tv especially for premium content. HDR looks amazing. Colour is a real strength of the a95k. It’s also excellent with the PS5. I have nothing bad to say about the TV. Don’t get hung up on other peoples negativity especially those who complain about price, the number of hdmi 2 ports and pc gaming. It’s great for what most people need
@@ianwoollard2063 Thanks a lot. Yes it must be a great experience.
I too am thinking of buying one - either A95K or A80K - 65 inches.
It’s like comparing two great bottles of wine. One a 94 pt the other a 99 pt and on different nights you’d fine them both great. But side by side with an expert discussion and the 99 will seem fancier and that price tag will draw in the fancy suckers to satisfy their need of “best” and yet Most smart budgeting people stick with the extra $1k savings and go with “best option”
Well said
One thing nobody commented on is that the picture on the A80K is significantly sharper than on the A95K, especially at 1440p or higher you really notice this.
You dead wrong QD OLED a lot better than OLED A95K destroys G2 A80K A80J A90J
@@RobertK1993 Sure but it also destroy your wallet my friend, doesnt it? 😀
@@robybomber4733 make more money than, simple solution
@@ainjuhl4509that is just a retarded thing to say
I ordered a 65in A80k from Amazon, refurbished, for $1295. I hope everything works out, I'm excited about it
Can’t count how many times I watched your review. Great comparison. Personally, I liked the colors on the A80k but I am super amazed at the level of details in a95k especially the flower scene. I was impressed even through watching this video on a smartphone screen and noticing those differences between the 2 TVs
Well tbh the flower scene is the only time i notice the difference. In other scenes they looked alike
Is it better? Sure. Is it worth twice as much? Hell no. I’d rather have 2 A80s than 1 A95…
can really see the A95K's better contrast from 3:25 to 3:43
I need to see people do more SDR testing on these Tvs
I had the 55inch a95k for a couple of days, sendet him back, because the size, but it looked already so smooth at only 540p, white( bright) is very clear and black stayes the black oled! Hope some day the 48inch wil come as a qd-oled.
Love the videos from Bulgaria, churches, old cities and nature. Oh, and love the comparison you did. I think I’ll go with a95.
man i like the a95k but it cost just a little more than i wanted to spend.. the a80k was on sale… so went ahead and got the a80k
I think I'm rolling that way too, just hope the 80 is bright enough for my family room. Will probably buy the 95k remote separate. How ya liking the 80?
@@theuncreatedlight4717 it’s been great so far! i get a lot of natural light in my living room and it looks great still!
@@hectorgarza1374 What about games?,do u feel it dims a lot?
Did you set the colour warmer on the A95 to make it the more attractive option? Even if it is the same profile, a visual quality check by your photographer or designer should allow us to have a more objective impression. Also, as this suggests, what if colours are biased toward reds on the A95k. So how would an a buyer display digital art on the A95. I think, please redo this video. It will work to sell, and the more discerning buyer for the A95 would require more visual proof, because they are not after a standard product and willing to pay double. So let us see that by taking the due dilligence to coloue correct the monitors you have us comparing.. visually, not by what you commentate, but in addition to.
Hmmm...77" A80k or 65" A95k, that's my dilemma. Replacing my ailing 65" 850D, naturally I thought I'd move up to 75" since there is room on the wall. But then the A95k came out, and I figured never mind, I'll go for the QD OLED. Went into a local store with both a 65" A95 and a 77" A80, but across the aisle, so couldn't really compare side by side. The A95k looked great, then I turned around to see the 77" A80k, and it also looked great, the larger screen really pulled me in. Spent half an hour 'til my neck was sore trying to find differences, and when not side by side it's really hard to spot. The 77" panel really is stunning to watch, but I'd also like to get the latest OLED development with best picture quality, and 65" is not small, just that I'm used to it. Decisions, decisions...
@Slotty Bedfast If you're choosing between those two, we'd say go for the 77 inch A80K. Much bigger picture, and you're not losing a whole lot in quality. The A80K looks fantastic. If you're thinking about ordering one, be sure to contact the experts here at Abt for any current promotions we're running: www.abt.com/help/contact-us Thanks for watching!
@barbosa pereira good advice! I do like the nicer remote on A95k, do you know if that'd be compatible with A80k and would remote finder feature still work?
This is also my dilemma. The 77" A80K and the 65" A95k are close in price currently and I'm now not sure what to get. Reading the replies its clear the 77" is the better choice.
The a95k looks roughly 20 percent better, colors are a little more saturated but you probably get the same look if you set live color to medium on the Sony a80k
The grey blacks thing on the a95k doesn’t sit right with me at all
@Papa Sweet It's strange. You can't see it while you're watching content, so it doesn't affect the picture negatively at all. But it just looks different when you're on a static screen.
@@abtelectronics it does though. At least I’m pretty sure it does. Watch Linus tech tips comparison of the G2 vs the S95b
I believe the only way to stop it from happening is to eliminate any lights that are casting light on the tv. You have to watch in a pitch black room or else the blacks get lifted
@@Janjibro66 yeah QD-OLED isn't better, they just saying all that to have clean hands.
What do you mean Gray Blacks?
@@michaelcarraghan512
I’ve got a s95b I now see that that specific complaint of QD Oled is overblown. Apparently if you’ve got direct sunlight directly hitting a QD Oled it lifts the blacks on the tv.
I haven’t even tested it as I’m in a light controlled room but apparently it is a thing
Compare G2 with A95k
that's my debate right now... what's stopping me it's the 77" g2 size... am afraid the 65" might be a bit small....
Great video thank you!.. I'm undecided between the A90J 65 inch or the A95K.. the A90J 65 inch I can get right now for $2800.. I don't mind paying $4000 for the A95K if the picture is significantly better than the A90J, but if it's just a little better than I would just get the A90J... help?..lol
ABT mentioned your question, A80K is better value, and A90J is similar to A80K. It is just a little better. Maybe a little brighter and wait for next year releases, the technology will become more matured, bigger sizes will be available and better prices. Good luck with either of your choices
If you are buying this year, I say definitely go with the better pic quality and overall tv and get the A95K. It should also live for longer period, and you will simply enjoy each pic more with the higher brightness and depth of colours. Simply more joyful, which is what TVs are about 😅
@barbosa pereira hey thanks for the reply... unfortunately I live in a small one bedroom apartment, I can't go bigger than 65 inch..but as of right now, I'm still undecided between the Sony A90J or the A95K... waiting for some more in depth comparison between the two
With the A80K series, does the remote control work via Bluetooth instead of IR?
We are thinking of buying this model, but if we do, it would be sitting right beside another Sony (used for this computer) and I don't want the remotes triggering each TV.
If this TV using Bluetooth, then it wouldn't be a problem.
????
As for the difference in color, yes, the A95K is noticeably better and "warmer."
I would hope that the A80K has the ability to select "warmer" tones (warm, normal, cool1, cool2, etc)
I love the views from Bulgaria! Castles, churches, monasteries. I have a question: how does a80k compare against a90j?
I’m not sure if it’s just the video being processed by RUclips but to me it seems like the A80k reaches far deeper blacks than the A95k.
The problem with the A95K is that the A80K's panel is simply darker. They show that in the video. Though quite honestly it's not going to matter at all unless you have them side by side. General opinion across the board seems to be that the A95K has the best picture quality of any consumer TV ever made. At the same time they also say that it's a bit too expensive even with that. But if you want the best of the best, the A95K is it. Which is why it's kinda stupid that it's only available in 65 inch max.
Hi, have you got the exact narrow a80k stand dimensions, so the inside and to the very outer of the feet please? My draws are very close to what I've seen advertised. !!!
Shame the A95K has the stupid stand. With a sound bar you’d have to walk mount the tv or buy some VESA stand mount that lifts the tv up.
Who uses a soundbar for a TV like this tho. Get some proper audio.
@@lort6022 actually a lot of people just use the tv audio itself which is meant to be quite good.
I have sound system HT-A9 and TV KD55-A1 for the time and I am hesitating between A80k 65 inches and the A95k 55 or 65 inches (depending on prices) what would you recommand ?
@Glamdring74 The A95K is amazing, but the A80K would be a better value. It also has a fantastic picture, and since you're using the HTA9 audio system, you won't necessarily need to rely on the audio from the TV.
A80 k with save money for sound bar
Hello dear, is it ok to spend around long time for gaming and watching movies everyday on new oled tv? Or it is just get risk to have burn in?
@Bassam Ahmed OLED as a technology is still susceptible to burn in if you're not careful, but the new models are far better than what they used to be and it isn't as likely to happen.
Great comparison, thank you. Which stand position do you prefer for the A95K, front or back?
@S G It's really up to the user. We liked the front facing pedestal position as you could put the screen closer to the wall, but it depends on what look you're going for. Thanks for watching!
No room for sound bar, isn't?
@Alessandro De Rosa Unfortunately there is not. To use a soundbar with the A95K you'll likely need to mount one of the products to the wall.
Nice video, wanna ask you a question tho.
What is better for you, sony A80k or the 2021 sony A90j?
Since the 95k is way too expensive.
Also the Lg C2 would be a good choice i think. I mostly play games and watch films or series!
@robybomber4733 All the TVs you mentioned are great options! If you like the idea of the A95K, you may want to check out the Samsung S95B: bit.ly/3VLnngJ It's also a QD OLED and a fantastic value. If you're a gamer, we suggest going with the S95B or the LG C2 series. If you're more of a movie watcher, the S95B or the A80K would be our choice. If you need more info on any of these you can always speak with one of our experts here at the store too. We're always happy to help! www.abt.com/help/contact-us
@@abtelectronics Basically the Sam S95b is good for either playing games and whatching movies.
To be honest I have been thinking about the Samsung, then I changed my mind cause of the lack of the dolby vision.
Do you think that not having dolby vision function isnt a big loss even for contents that support it? thx for the assistance!!
@robybomber4733 It depends on how critical of an eye you're watching with. Having Dolby Vision is nice considering it's the more popular of the HDR formats vs HDR10 Plus, but you'll likely be happy with the picture regardless on the S95B. If you want to be on the safe side, the LG C2 series is still a great way to go, and it has Dolby Vision and 4 HDMI 2.1 ports that support gaming features like 4k/120hz and VRR.
@@abtelectronics Well, since I'm not the type that changes tv every couple of yrs, I' d like to get a model complete of everything and versatile. Prolly i'd have taken the Samsung if it have had the dolby vision, but without that I dont know.
Actually I have a pana VT60, plasma which still is a good one.
Thank you for your support buddy, still have to make up my mind, but Im a step ahead now. 😂
I was gonna buy a80l now I'm looking for a95k tv
Don't like the red push on the a95k.
the white balance needs adjustment, they should have properly calibrated it at the factory, especially for the high price
That red only comes up on video recordings of the TV. When you see it in person there is now red push or tint. It’s just an anomaly of trying to record the TV. I have it.
You can't judge a TV on a youtube video. A95K is better, the end, hence the price, but A80K is great.
Video camera still struggle to compensate white balance if you compare both TV at the same time. Video camera can only set one white balance at a time usually. So video camera works better to video one tv that white balance set on one tv at a time. Unfortunately. Video camera has it limit, same with digital still camera like DSLR has it own limit on white balance setting as well! It will never be anywhere as good as eyes see it.
Good example video camera set white balance to the room lighting then compare two tv, one on the left may look more blue or green than on the right TV that shows more reddish. So thats the reason why video camera still struggle with complexion of lighting and colours.
If no place for my Sonos soundbar, no way
Hi Carl. I have a sony HT A5000 soundbar. The bass seems good to me but the dialogue clarity is a little low. If I buy the Sony SA RS3S rear speakers and pair it with the soundbar will it adds dialogue clarity or just adding more bass?
@Abraham Thomas Adding the rear speakers will help enhance the surround effects, but you likely won't hear a difference in the dialog. Have you tried hitting the Voice button on the remote yet? Turning that option on should help with dialog clarity.
Ok Thanks Carl.
Out of curiosity, would the A95k stand fit the A80K 65"?
@MrRobot No, that would not work. The style of where they connect is different. The A80K legs slide into place while the A95K needs to be screwed in.
he said "but if you're literally the most insatiable human who needs the best possible display ever because you're the worst, the a95k is your best bet." he didn't say that. he's actually wonderful. it's just i'm the worst so that's how i heard it.
It's confusing to see sound bars being recommended for high end TVs like this. People who invest in a Sony OLED TV will probably buy a proper 5.1 system or higher...
Modern soundbars are amazing and many actually do have rear speakers. Some include them, others you need to buy it separately. I bought the Samsung HW-Q990B for about €900 about a month ago and the only way you're going to get better surround sound for that price is if you know a lot about surround sound setups and how to do a proper custom job setting up a proper 5.1.4 Atmos space (and it would still take up more space and require mounting on the ceiling).
Pour moi le numero un est le oled LZ 2000 panasonic
My X93E is going to be replaced by the A95K.
Should i go with the a90k or the s95b i might get a90k cause its master series
@paigeguitarplayer It also depends on what size you're looking for. The S95B only comes in 55 and 65 inches. The A90K is only available in 42 and 48 inches. Both are great looking TVs! If you need more assistance finding the right one for your needs, our specialists would be happy to help: www.abt.com/specialists
Perfect proof of how uncalibrated(a80k)looks way better than more expensive calibrated a95k
Match the white balance and tint when comparing TVs for the love of god…
A80K still looks amazing here. Some people say that the A80K is worse than the J from 2021 - aside from the brightness is this true?
Meh I disagree, it’s got a better processor and better speakers. Brightness wise they almost identical however there is some more colour compared to the J from what I seen next to each other
@@falsehope5529 The K is a step back I had both. A80j77
@@falsehope5529 A80K has better speakers than the J? And yeah I've also seen online that the K has slightly better colour. Also it has the new remote for what it's worth.
@@henrywinters9496 yea it does have better speakers it has 4 actuators instead of two from last last years J
Plus the extra plastic in the back was to stop the rattling and higher volumes you would get from what I’ve heard
Well I don't see any difference between two. Both looks equally incredible most of the time.
@Raj Das They are both incredible TVs. The A95K is calibrated differently from the factory and the panel has a stricter approval process before it is chosen to be used. That being said, the A80K offers an amazing picture at a much more reasonable price, and it's available in more sizes. If you need help selecting the right one for your needs, or want to hear about any of our latest promotions on either one, please be sure to contact our specialists here at Abt. We're here 7 days a week to help: www.abt.com/specialists
in this video the A80k looks better in almost every scene lol... I know the A95K is better but it doesn't show at all in this particular video...
And he says there is little difference between image quality.. i think it is bigger then that
A80k est extra pour le prix
A80K its better
seriously?
@@JohnSmith-zl8rz I don't like the color spectrum that qd oled gives at all..unnatural to me..the color spectrum pulls slightly towards reddish..in my opinion it's unnatural. I read a review of Samsung qd oled by a reviewer from Serbia and he says the same thing
@@piterlorimer946 interesting and good to know, I want buy the A90K 48 inch OLED, it seems is like a A80K but smaller, A90K is a master series.
Have you tested this TV with Nvidia PC GPU cards ? Is free-sync or G-sync support ?
All 2022 OLEDs on the market currently have vrr support
Dunno about the A95K, but the A80K supports freesync and 4K @ 120 hz. However, it does not support Dolby Vision in 4K @ 120 Hz. So you'd have to pick between 4K/60/Dolby Vision or 4K/120/No Dolby Vision. Of course, it only matters for games since movies don't even reach 60 fps. And even then mainly for PC games since I'm not sure if there's even any console games running both in 4K and making using of 120 Hz + Dolby Vision at the moment. I think the A80K also does support 4K/120/HDR so you can still get HDR, just not Dolby Vision. I think there's only like 2 TV's out there that support 4K/120 Hz/Dolby Vision at once.
honestly they look the same to me
A80K 65" for 1900€ VS A95K 65" for 2700€. Which one would you get guys?.
@v07 We'd suggest going with the A80K and getting an HTA5000 soundbar with the savings. That way you still get a terrific picture, and even better sound!
A80J better than A80K it's brighter slightly better audio
lol you are delusional. better sound? 80k has 5 speakers and 80j has 3 speakers. and 80k has better brightness when compared side by side.
Why a95k is so red????!
the white balance needs adjustment
On camera QD OLED show a pink tint , just like woled show blue, you don’t see that in person .
You don’t see that in person. That’s just how it looks when you record it with a camera.
Never buy 1st gen technology until it's perfected
Why a95k is fucking red? It's so noticeable. It's awful.
Sony Master series TVs such as the a95k displays are handpicked and calibrated at the factory. If the a80k were to be calibrated, I'd bet that it would look closer to what the a95k looks like.
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@@ps4games164 I'm not AI.
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I'm talking for how a95k have red-ish picture quality and how awful is that but you "Hey dude A80j could be as awesome as a95k"
Maybe you replied to the wrong comment.
@@ps4games164 that’s literally not what I said. If that’s what you got out of my comment, then you lack reading comprehension skills.