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@@SpencersStuffTV Yes, it’s incredible. It’s a considerable improvement compared to the X1 Ultimate chip on my A9F. It’s hard for me to capture on camera, but in person, it’s an amazing experience.
@@mchambliss2 exactly what I'm saying. I am running the x1 extreme on my 930e and this tv is next level good. I couldn't believe it's a 4k set still with all the detail it produces
To be fair to the qled during these shootouts. They calibrate and basically nerf an led tv during the shootout by dimming the tvs. They don't let led tvs be led tvs. They want them to be oleds, so of course they lose. The shootouts play to the strength of oleds as opposed to the strength of the LED tvs. An oled still can't match the full filed brightness of it's led counterpart or produce the color volume you can see on a qled.
@@SpencersStuffTV And a qled can't match an oled as far accurate skin tones and color's , I bought a Panasonic Hollywood oled from Robert zohn and it destroy"s a led as far as picture quality , I have some friends who have Qleds and a 8k Sony full array , and they come over my house and see that Panasonic jaws drop ,has nothing to do with brightness oled is a far better tech.
@@michaelfoster3441 alot of skin tones and what not come down to image processing, which samsung sucks with. I hate samsung as a brand but I'm not going to act like they can't make a very good looking panel. I guarantee you give sony or panasonic a qled, they'll do right and make a better product just by processing alone. Everything you see on screen is down to the processor within the tv, it's not just the panel. Panasonic focuses on accuracy while samsung focuses more on vibrant colors. Local dimming is a pain, but so is the dimness of oled. I like my a90j a ton but I do miss that full field brightness of my 930e when gaming. Both have their inherent flaws. Oleds run hotter than their led counterparts on a pixel level and cannot sustain brightness as long. Hopefully QNED will alleviate the problem and we won't have to worry about it as much. but until then, we are comparing apples to oranges. I would buy a 10,000 nit display in a heartbeat if I could just to have the fullest effect of hdr. Plus by that point we could hit 12 bit color too 😍 simple physics, brightness does equate to higher color volume. The only reason leds get washed out the brighter they get is because each pixel can't be pushed to produce their ultimate color because the contrast gets destroyed, which is why we have the quantum dot layers on tvs.
@@michaelfoster3441 in the end the panasonic is still an oled... And an led is still an led. Two different technologies. That's apples to oranges. I'm talking about the core technology, not the processor
I wish I could have grabbed the 83 inch. I definitely prefer having the stand in the middle on that one. Not too happy they didn't put a middle position on the 65 inch, but aww well
@@SpencersStuffTV so how is it? I'm really thinking about getting it just worried it isn't a rich in color as past how is it to you? Sony has always had very accurate colors but they are rich also especially in other modes so just wondering how it looks to you. For me when I'm looking st oled tvs sure the new brightness is good but I want the depth and rich colors oled is known for just didn't know how brightness effected it I did grt to see one in person it looked nice but was in vivid mode of course lol
@@reviewforthetube6485 the colors are as rich as you want them to be. The big thing with sony is you get accuracy, like you said, but their color gradation is better than samsung and lg. Deep, vibrant, detailed, and variations of color pop off the screen. Check out the gaming video i just posted. I think you'll get a good idea of the colors when gaming as well. I best describe it as looking through a window. I use custom mode for general content. Also the tv led dolby vision is gorgeous. Much better than their previous tvs by far.
I always have a problem with some of these images looking better than reality. I've snorkled in the Maldives loads but never seen things look as they do on these TVs :-) I'll probably be getting one of these sonys though, unless Panasonic have nailed it this year with the JZ1500/2000.
To be fair most of the creators even enhance visuals and colors to surpass what we see. I haven't travelled at all so these tvs are good for me 😂 plus I'm sure these photographers are looking for specific things in their shots that a traveller wouldn't be looking for. I'm sure panasonic will bring a great panel out. They always do!
I can put those up when I get home! I just dropped the gaming settings and will do sdr, hdr, and dolby vision settings and what not later as well. I'm still trying to tweak the image to my likeness and haven't quite gotten sdr to where I like it.
@@TNY1914 me too haha. I need to make a few more videos. I have dolby vision settings just about where I want them, as well as hdr 10 but I need to make sure before I put anything up
@@SpencersStuffTV interesting! It would be great if you could make a vid one day showing what it's like in a bright room and how the reflections look. I still can't decide if I want this or maybe I should just get a x950h instead.
Can't wait to get my entertainment console in so I can place an order for the 65in model. Still on a 2015 1080p LG Roku tv. I'm sure I'll be BLOWN AWAY.
Haha blown away is an understatement. I had a sony x930e before this and it is no slouch, but when I turned this on, my mouth dropped. I showed my family and they went, "oh my gosh." It's like a window with how detailed everything looks!
@@SpencersStuffTV I get all giddy thinking about lol I been waiting a long time to go 4k and this is what I been holding out for. I wanna be floored everytime I turn it on as well
@@SpencersStuffTV nope. I have lg cx and lg c1 and I bought A90j as well. The motion is bad when compared to lg oled. It’s a fact. It is not smooth as lg cx and c1. It is not just because of your video only. I meant in general also.
@@nvidiaboy it's fine for me 🤷🏻♂️ it's also a new processor. I'm sure they're going to be working the bugs out of it anyway. I always enable clearness 1 or 2 to get smoother motion as well. Gosh it must be nice having money to buy so many tvs
@@SpencersStuffTV I have a big apartment. For every room need a tv😉. I sold my led tvs first and made some money there then I pitched in some extra money for the oleds. My dad loves Sony. He is a Sony fan so I got a90j for him but he himself fell in love with the lg oleds. I got cx and c1 for myself. I play ps5 in lg cx. It’s amazing. C1 I used a bit but packed it back. I might sell it because there is not much difference between cx and c1 and later buy another lg oled which will appeal to my better nature. I can live without c1. U never know. My dad might tell me to sell a90j and keep the c1.
@@nvidiaboy ahhh gotcha! Makes sense to me. I'm still rocking the parents house until my student loans are paid off 😬 I'm only 26. My next big purchase will be a new receiver and some external amps along with some jtr speakers 😊
Hey Everyone. Thank you for watching! I want to make a thought provoking community here and enjoy all comments. Please consider subscribing. I'll be uploading more content later covering this tv and my personal settings 😊
5.1?
So glad you got yours! Enjoy bro!
I’m enjoying my 55” A90J 😎 great video
I'm happy youre enjoying yours. This cognitive processor is sensational
@@SpencersStuffTV Yes, it’s incredible. It’s a considerable improvement compared to the X1 Ultimate chip on my A9F. It’s hard for me to capture on camera, but in person, it’s an amazing experience.
@@mchambliss2 exactly what I'm saying. I am running the x1 extreme on my 930e and this tv is next level good. I couldn't believe it's a 4k set still with all the detail it produces
Natural colors that's why a Qled or lcd with it's dimming zones has never beaten am oled in a tv shootout not once .
To be fair to the qled during these shootouts. They calibrate and basically nerf an led tv during the shootout by dimming the tvs. They don't let led tvs be led tvs. They want them to be oleds, so of course they lose. The shootouts play to the strength of oleds as opposed to the strength of the LED tvs. An oled still can't match the full filed brightness of it's led counterpart or produce the color volume you can see on a qled.
@@SpencersStuffTV And a qled can't match an oled as far accurate skin tones and color's , I bought a Panasonic Hollywood oled from Robert zohn and it destroy"s a led as far as picture quality , I have some friends who have Qleds and a 8k Sony full array , and they come over my house and see that Panasonic jaws drop ,has nothing to do with brightness oled is a far better tech.
@@michaelfoster3441 alot of skin tones and what not come down to image processing, which samsung sucks with. I hate samsung as a brand but I'm not going to act like they can't make a very good looking panel. I guarantee you give sony or panasonic a qled, they'll do right and make a better product just by processing alone. Everything you see on screen is down to the processor within the tv, it's not just the panel. Panasonic focuses on accuracy while samsung focuses more on vibrant colors. Local dimming is a pain, but so is the dimness of oled. I like my a90j a ton but I do miss that full field brightness of my 930e when gaming. Both have their inherent flaws. Oleds run hotter than their led counterparts on a pixel level and cannot sustain brightness as long. Hopefully QNED will alleviate the problem and we won't have to worry about it as much. but until then, we are comparing apples to oranges. I would buy a 10,000 nit display in a heartbeat if I could just to have the fullest effect of hdr. Plus by that point we could hit 12 bit color too 😍 simple physics, brightness does equate to higher color volume. The only reason leds get washed out the brighter they get is because each pixel can't be pushed to produce their ultimate color because the contrast gets destroyed, which is why we have the quantum dot layers on tvs.
@@SpencersStuffTV Not Apples to organes when it comes to this Panasonic it's the only tv on another level
@@michaelfoster3441 in the end the panasonic is still an oled... And an led is still an led. Two different technologies. That's apples to oranges. I'm talking about the core technology, not the processor
Looks amazing! 83" will be my next set
I wish I could have grabbed the 83 inch. I definitely prefer having the stand in the middle on that one. Not too happy they didn't put a middle position on the 65 inch, but aww well
@@SpencersStuffTV 83 inch is needed for 8K not really 4K
@@RobertK1993 coming from a 75" set, I am not going to a smaller set
Damn depth is crazy, looks 3D. Ok, I think that’s enough A90J videos for today lol.
Haha I have plenty of them. It's a great tv!
MORE PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! great video THANKS
Just put up a gaming video. Will do some general content later as well. 😊
@@SpencersStuffTV REALLY APPRECIATE THAT!!!!!!!!!!!! good luck with your set
@@seanwilson9502 thanks Larry!
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@@SpencersStuffTV so how is it? I'm really thinking about getting it just worried it isn't a rich in color as past how is it to you? Sony has always had very accurate colors but they are rich also especially in other modes so just wondering how it looks to you. For me when I'm looking st oled tvs sure the new brightness is good but I want the depth and rich colors oled is known for just didn't know how brightness effected it I did grt to see one in person it looked nice but was in vivid mode of course lol
@@reviewforthetube6485 the colors are as rich as you want them to be. The big thing with sony is you get accuracy, like you said, but their color gradation is better than samsung and lg. Deep, vibrant, detailed, and variations of color pop off the screen. Check out the gaming video i just posted. I think you'll get a good idea of the colors when gaming as well. I best describe it as looking through a window. I use custom mode for general content. Also the tv led dolby vision is gorgeous. Much better than their previous tvs by far.
I always have a problem with some of these images looking better than reality. I've snorkled in the Maldives loads but never seen things look as they do on these TVs :-) I'll probably be getting one of these sonys though, unless Panasonic have nailed it this year with the JZ1500/2000.
To be fair most of the creators even enhance visuals and colors to surpass what we see. I haven't travelled at all so these tvs are good for me 😂 plus I'm sure these photographers are looking for specific things in their shots that a traveller wouldn't be looking for. I'm sure panasonic will bring a great panel out. They always do!
Wdym nailed it? Panasonic always nails it. xddd And Panasonic gives truest to life colors, brah. ;D So it will satisfy you more than anything!
Great video, thanks! What are the settings there?
I can put those up when I get home! I just dropped the gaming settings and will do sdr, hdr, and dolby vision settings and what not later as well. I'm still trying to tweak the image to my likeness and haven't quite gotten sdr to where I like it.
Just got my 65”, still trying to figure out the better picture settings but overall great tv
It definitely takes some fenangling. I'm still working to get it where I like it as well
@@SpencersStuffTV yeah I just set it up last night and was overwhelmed with all the settings and new features lol I’ll get back into it today.
@@TNY1914 me too haha. I need to make a few more videos. I have dolby vision settings just about where I want them, as well as hdr 10 but I need to make sure before I put anything up
@@SpencersStuffTV sounds good!
My room can get fairly bright during the day do you think this oled is now bright enough for a room like that or still not good enough?
I have a bright room and there are definitely some reflections. It's not 100% optimal but I don't have a problem seeing the picture
@@SpencersStuffTV interesting! It would be great if you could make a vid one day showing what it's like in a bright room and how the reflections look. I still can't decide if I want this or maybe I should just get a x950h instead.
Can't wait to get my entertainment console in so I can place an order for the 65in model. Still on a 2015 1080p LG Roku tv. I'm sure I'll be BLOWN AWAY.
Haha blown away is an understatement. I had a sony x930e before this and it is no slouch, but when I turned this on, my mouth dropped. I showed my family and they went, "oh my gosh." It's like a window with how detailed everything looks!
@@SpencersStuffTV I get all giddy thinking about lol I been waiting a long time to go 4k and this is what I been holding out for. I wanna be floored everytime I turn it on as well
@@chasen432 well let me know what you think when you get it! 😊 Ive never been an oled fan but this set has officially turned me into one
@@chasen432 also I put up a gaming video with this tv. Go and give it a look. I think it shows the depth and colors this tv can produce a bit more!
@@SpencersStuffTV I definitely will! You are also the first person with the TV to reply back really quick as well. I cannot wait!
What size 55 65 or 83?
65
Bad motion it is not smooth. It is clearly visible. Anyone who defends it is a fan.
The video is running at 30fps recording a 60fps video. The motion is fine.
@@SpencersStuffTV nope. I have lg cx and lg c1 and I bought A90j as well. The motion is bad when compared to lg oled. It’s a fact. It is not smooth as lg cx and c1. It is not just because of your video only. I meant in general also.
@@nvidiaboy it's fine for me 🤷🏻♂️ it's also a new processor. I'm sure they're going to be working the bugs out of it anyway. I always enable clearness 1 or 2 to get smoother motion as well. Gosh it must be nice having money to buy so many tvs
@@SpencersStuffTV I have a big apartment. For every room need a tv😉. I sold my led tvs first and made some money there then I pitched in some extra money for the oleds. My dad loves Sony. He is a Sony fan so I got a90j for him but he himself fell in love with the lg oleds. I got cx and c1 for myself. I play ps5 in lg cx. It’s amazing. C1 I used a bit but packed it back. I might sell it because there is not much difference between cx and c1 and later buy another lg oled which will appeal to my better nature. I can live without c1. U never know. My dad might tell me to sell a90j and keep the c1.
@@nvidiaboy ahhh gotcha! Makes sense to me. I'm still rocking the parents house until my student loans are paid off 😬 I'm only 26. My next big purchase will be a new receiver and some external amps along with some jtr speakers 😊