Hey Villaman, another great episode. In your opinion, would you choose an LG over Samsung? I wanted to reach other to tell you to thank you for posting a video of your in-ceiling speakers. I installed my Bowers & Wilkins CCM663 in-ceiling speakers, and they sound amazing! On a speaker, setup note, what made you decide to pick the Martin Logan In-ceiling Speakers?
Great review and solid info, thanks! I also don't really understand the benefit of 8K for TV use... I mean i don't want to watch closer than 1,2 x screen diagonal length - so in theory there should be no use for more than 4K 🤔
in my thought is, my next purchase to replace my C9 is 8k LG OLED 55 inch I hate when I go close to the screen and see the pixel I use to QHD in smart phone with extremely sharp images 4k is absolutely not enough for me i think even 8k, I need smart phone pixel density in 55 inch screen overall thank you for the best TV test and satisfying for me to watch keep the outstanding video thank you again
I believe the Q900/950T would’ve been a better comparison being as that’s the flagship 8K model with the proper specs to make the PQ pop. More zones and better contrast on the 900.
Hey Villaman my home theater tour is out 😁. And also I know it wouldn’t be possible to get near 60fps or any type of stable frame rate from a 8k display but have you tried gaming on any 8k panel yet? I’ve been curious about the visual and graphic fidelity of games at a resolution that high for a while now.
Great video! I can’t say for this set, but the 75q900r from last year hits 4400 nits in dynamic, and 3200 nits in standard. With super dark letter Sox zones too. That is the reason the set is awesome. Without the extra pop in hdr, I would agree, maybe 8k isn’t worth the price.
Always great reviews, appreciate Villa, 👍I need some advice, my main TV suffered screen failure and needs to be replaced. I am torn between the Q80T and Q800T, simply because I'm in South Africa and for some reason the 8K is not that much expensive than the q80t. I need advice specifically for HDR, my screen that failed was a MU 7000, HDR was terrible dark and dull, reviews I've seen say Q80T HDR is good and effective, where as Q800T is fantastic and impressive. I am also concerned about the points you raised about panal uniformity (dirty screen effect) on the q800t as well as vertical banding, will these really be an issue during normal viewing from gaming, streaming and regular satellite cable TV? Is there a chance that cable TV could look horrible on the 8K? Then HDR between the two? Your advice will be highly appreciated Villa,thank you,
Great review as always. I will be getting this tv in the 82" size. I feel the larger size will benefit more from the 8k. I also am trying to future proof my set up, in the sense that I wont need to get a new tv again for around 8 or 10 years.
I have the same exact feeling Like yours, also planing the same size to buy. So after 3 weeks what do you say? Do you regret it? And how much are you paid for it?
@@affengurke2427 did you buy and how's it holding up ? I just purchased a brand new one 30 days ago for $662 usd...So I kinda jumped on it ....I think it's a great tv except for the dse checkerboard effect
I have a question @Tha_VillaMan . I want to get a tv that has the best picture quality for watching movies bit without the least stutter. I will be watching 24fps movies and game at 30fps ps4. I also can't stand the soap opera effect. Would you recommend q800t or save some money and get the q90t. I just want a smooth picture without the soap opera effect. I dont really care for 8k.
In my country (Brazil) we don’t have the q90t. And the 75q80t and 75q800t are costing the same. In this particular situation, even if I don’t care about 8k, will the q800t be a better buy than the q80t?
If one goes by the youtube reviews that have appeared over the last week for the model 99, LG is sending them out to tech types, not AV reviewers. Weird.
I’ve had 8 Samsung TV’s of various types including my last 4K Q7F and had a 1080 p 900 series both 75 Inch.I recently purchased this QN800 8K in 85 inch.I can only say that I don’t know yet if I have A bad one but it is The Worst TV I’ve ever had.The panel itself is slightly bent.The one connect box input for IO Optical cable will not lock on the lead and keeps coming loose.Not that bothered about that as I’m changing to EARC HDMI.The picture quality on a lot of media looks like Standard Definitely.You can’t tell much different between SD and HD.4K HDR is absolutely dreadful the dark scenes are to black and the bright scenes are blindingly bright.The overall picture looks blurry and really not sharp.Brights scenes are washed out.Really poor overall picture quality.Don’t tell me to change settings as I knew all about the complete menu on this TV before purchasing and have spent hours and hours trying to achieve a good picture.I do a lot of pro editing and have had cinema rooms and AV equipment for decades so I can say I haven’t missed anything.I purchased new HDMI 2.1 cables and the tv is connected to the Internet via a cat 8 cable with a very strong signal.I cannot believe that this TV could be so bad.My last 4K set is in my storerooms and I think it’s coming back.I’m going to the store to try and change this TV for something else.Over €5400 Euros waisted.Plus the fitting and a new wall bracket and disruption.
theres no point in making a video using store mode to show a picture quality... turn on ur cable and im 100% sure the picture looks like shit... i have a q950 and its horrible watching cable tv.. only benefit is in gaming and blu ray movies..
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Love the 4K HDR format for your video. Keep it up!
Fantastic production and testing man
Hey Villaman, another great episode. In your opinion, would you choose an LG over Samsung? I wanted to reach other to tell you to thank you for posting a video of your in-ceiling speakers. I installed my Bowers & Wilkins CCM663 in-ceiling speakers, and they sound amazing! On a speaker, setup note, what made you decide to pick the Martin Logan In-ceiling Speakers?
Great review and solid info, thanks! I also don't really understand the benefit of 8K for TV use... I mean i don't want to watch closer than 1,2 x screen diagonal length - so in theory there should be no use for more than 4K 🤔
in my thought is, my next purchase to replace my C9 is 8k LG OLED 55 inch
I hate when I go close to the screen and see the pixel I use to QHD in smart phone with extremely sharp images
4k is absolutely not enough for me i think even 8k, I need smart phone pixel density in 55 inch screen
overall thank you for the best TV test and satisfying for me to watch
keep the outstanding video thank you again
Exactly what they said when 4k first came out & most content is still recorded in 1080p even now
It's sad how netflix has so few 4k movies. Well atleast disney plus will have 4k movies.
we don't evwn need 4k . get the full hd in max size possible. enjoy the pure 1080p content
Great video man! I honestly don't know what Samsung is doing , those prices are ridiculous and there is no need for 8k
I believe the Q900/950T would’ve been a better comparison being as that’s the flagship 8K model with the proper specs to make the PQ pop. More zones and better contrast on the 900.
I think you get an ATSC 3.0 tuner in the 8K sets as well, which aren't available in the 4K models (which is lame ;))
Hey Villaman my home theater tour is out 😁. And also I know it wouldn’t be possible to get near 60fps or any type of stable frame rate from a 8k display but have you tried gaming on any 8k panel yet? I’ve been curious about the visual and graphic fidelity of games at a resolution that high for a while now.
Lord Civick so I see! Damn man, it’s awesome
Great video! I can’t say for this set, but the 75q900r from last year hits 4400 nits in dynamic, and 3200 nits in standard. With super dark letter Sox zones too. That is the reason the set is awesome. Without the extra pop in hdr, I would agree, maybe 8k isn’t worth the price.
thats totally not true
This is why I am getting an lg oled. Even knowing about burn in
The 2020 review T-shirt though 🤣🤣🤣👍🏻
I want one!!!
Always great reviews, appreciate Villa, 👍I need some advice, my main TV suffered screen failure and needs to be replaced. I am torn between the Q80T and Q800T, simply because I'm in South Africa and for some reason the 8K is not that much expensive than the q80t.
I need advice specifically for HDR, my screen that failed was a MU 7000, HDR was terrible dark and dull, reviews I've seen say Q80T HDR is good and effective, where as Q800T is fantastic and impressive. I am also concerned about the points you raised about panal uniformity (dirty screen effect) on the q800t as well as vertical banding, will these really be an issue during normal viewing from gaming, streaming and regular satellite cable TV? Is there a chance that cable TV could look horrible on the 8K? Then HDR between the two?
Your advice will be highly appreciated Villa,thank you,
Great review as always. I will be getting this tv in the 82" size. I feel the larger size will benefit more from the 8k. I also am trying to future proof my set up, in the sense that I wont need to get a new tv again for around 8 or 10 years.
I have the same exact feeling Like yours, also planing the same size to buy. So after 3 weeks what do you say? Do you regret it? And how much are you paid for it?
@@affengurke2427 did you buy and how's it holding up ? I just purchased a brand new one 30 days ago for $662 usd...So I kinda jumped on it ....I think it's a great tv except for the dse checkerboard effect
Again, what an excellent barrage of tests to run a TV through!
Excellent video :). Thank you very much
Nice review, I watching you from Iraq.
Thanks!
my next Tv inshallah
HOw about as a productivity monitor?
I have a question @Tha_VillaMan . I want to get a tv that has the best picture quality for watching movies bit without the least stutter. I will be watching 24fps movies and game at 30fps ps4. I also can't stand the soap opera effect. Would you recommend q800t or save some money and get the q90t. I just want a smooth picture without the soap opera effect. I dont really care for 8k.
Will you review lgs nanocell tvs? looking into buying one
In my country (Brazil) we don’t have the q90t. And the 75q80t and 75q800t are costing the same. In this particular situation, even if I don’t care about 8k, will the q800t be a better buy than the q80t?
Yes it definitely is better. More local dimming zones and better upscaling and audio features
Hey villa! Which would you recommend q800t or q90t?
You look hot in hdr on my c9 oled villaman! Great video quality!
Ayyy 🙏🏾
What song do you have planning at 5:30? Are you planning testing the new Vizio PX coming to tomorrow?
hababacon Yea I plan to review the PX and their new OLED. The music is youtube non-copyright music
When are you gonna review the new LG 8k nano 65”
If LG ever sends one to me. It may actually happen
If one goes by the youtube reviews that have appeared over the last week for the model 99, LG is sending them out to tech types, not AV reviewers. Weird.
I’ve been trying to get them to send me one, but they’re all ‘unavailable’ right now. Go figure 🤔
What bias lighting do you use?
Philips hue and it’s great amzn.to/2V2MAGY
2020 deserves zero stars. Hoping for a good 2021 but we still have almost half of 2020 left 😞
I see no falsehoods here
I’ve had 8 Samsung TV’s of various types including my last 4K Q7F and had a 1080 p 900 series both 75 Inch.I recently purchased this QN800 8K in 85 inch.I can only say that I don’t know yet if I have A bad one but it is The Worst TV I’ve ever had.The panel itself is slightly bent.The one connect box input for IO Optical cable will not lock on the lead and keeps coming loose.Not that bothered about that as I’m changing to EARC HDMI.The picture quality on a lot of media looks like Standard Definitely.You can’t tell much different between SD and HD.4K HDR is absolutely dreadful the dark scenes are to black and the bright scenes are blindingly bright.The overall picture looks blurry and really not sharp.Brights scenes are washed out.Really poor overall picture quality.Don’t tell me to change settings as I knew all about the complete menu on this TV before purchasing and have spent hours and hours trying to achieve a good picture.I do a lot of pro editing and have had cinema rooms and AV equipment for decades so I can say I haven’t missed anything.I purchased new HDMI 2.1 cables and the tv is connected to the Internet via a cat 8 cable with a very strong signal.I cannot believe that this TV could be so bad.My last 4K set is in my storerooms and I think it’s coming back.I’m going to the store to try and change this TV for something else.Over €5400 Euros waisted.Plus the fitting and a new wall bracket and disruption.
I shouldnt had watched this video aaafter buying this TV... now i feel bad. But hey 1200Euro for 65"... not so bad !?
No DTS audio no dolby vision no dolby atmos ummmmm no thanks
theres no point in making a video using store mode to show a picture quality... turn on ur cable and im 100% sure the picture looks like shit... i have a q950 and its horrible watching cable tv.. only benefit is in gaming and blu ray movies..
Will you b doing a Review on the 8K Nano LG TV please