Bigger Mini-LED TV vs. Smaller OLED, Sony A80L vs. LG C3 | You Asked Ep. 23
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- On today’s episode of You Asked: Is 3D TV making a comeback? Is QDEL the future of TV display technology? Bigger mini-LED vs. Smaller OLED, Sony A80L vs. LG C3, and is there a way to make the Sony A95L even brighter?
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01:20 3D TV making a comeback?
03:11 Bigger Mini-LED TV vs. Smaller OLED
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Most helpful and practical tips video I’ve ever seen - thanks Caleb!!
Came across your channel recently. Totally in love with the content. I am binge watching all of your videos. Thanks a lot man!!!
These are wonderful questions and the answers are excellent!! Another great episode of You Asked!!🥰
I love your "You Asked" videos, Caleb. I was worried about you since you didn't seem to have an online presence for a few days. I'm glad to see you are alive and well.
I own two A80Ls (77 and 83) and they are not dim by any stretch. Too many people who don’t own them say that. Additionally I own an A90J 83 and I’m happy with it as well.
Do you notice that the 83” A80L is brighter than the 77” A80L because of the included heat sink or do you find the brightness levels of both sizes the same? Thanks!
I have the a80l 83” and its very bright! It’s brighter than my cx and c1 lgs. Whoever say the a80l is dim either don’t have one or they don’t know how to set it up.
@@jtopdawg6 Good to know! I’m just curious if the 83” A80L is brighter than the 77” due to it having the heat sink.
I have the 55 inch A80L in my bedroom and don’t find it at all dim. I mostly watch at night but even during the day (and it’s a pretty bright room) it’s still plenty bright. Couple that with the XR Clear Image processing, I feel I chose a great TV. Does this mean the C3 is not brighter? Probably not. (I haven’t actually seen the C3 and can’t make a conjecture.) But I don’t find the brightness lacking at all in the A80L!
@@LeezahB Thank you Leezah! I think the 77” A80L would be perfect in my basement. Still undecided between the 77” A95L and 77” A80L. I have time to decide since I won’t be looking to buy around May or so.
Thanks so much for the answer, really value your perspective!
Although the question I asked a while ago never did get answered, this is a great segment and I enjoy seeing what people are asking along with your answers.
Hi Caleb, i have a question about oled vs mini led. If you have the best oled beside the best mini led tv, is it really that big of a difference in picture quality in your opinion?
Nice video as always Caleb. Im reeeeally looking forward to your G4 vs QN95D video.
Based on your brief summaries of display types QDEL sounds perfect for me. Meanwhile I'm still enjoying my 4 year old Sony XBR-75X950G and hope it will last until large QDELs become affordable.
Caleb I would like to get your opinion on a projector im looking at AWOL 3500 Pro along with the screen that rises.... I've never seen this discussed by you before please I would value your opinion
just upgraded my CX to a C3 thanks to warranty replacement from best buy and I was worried about going with the Sony as well but I am so glad I went with the C3 it is amazing and the up scaling like he says its fantastic!
how much of a difference do you see from the cx?
I like the question regarding the larger mini LED to the smaller OLED, and often wondered the same thing myself
I'd like a review on all the Sony OLED's. Mainly of the differences in upscaling of the different models
Second it.
Better than LG OLED TVs and Samsung QD OLED TVs
@@RobertK1993 Exactly. But is the A95L worth it for upscaling alone over the A80L?
Just upgraded my LG OLED from 65 to 77inch. I noticed that 77inch screen is not firm or rigid like 65inch scree. It has some dings and dents. Is it normal?
Love your answer about the future of TV's. However much we all may want it, there is no single "best". What's best for one may not be the best for another - both from an aesthetic as well as from an affordability perspective.
Ben Sony xf9005 lcd Tv kullanıyorum sizce bir Oled Tv geçmeye değer bir fark olurmu?
I just recently bought the LG C3, what is some sdr and hdr content I can watch so I can calibrate the picture settings? I should state that I don’t know much about adjusting settings so the more specific the better
Regular ATSC 1.0 TV, DVD, and regular Blu Ray are SDR. 4K/UHD Blu Rays are HDR.
If you're using the TV's built in streaming, it might just tell you when you click on a video made in HDR.
Is the upscaling on samsung s90c good enough for satellite tv?
Hey Caleb, can you remember where you got your brown tv unit please ?
In India there is lg c3 and lg c3x what is the difference between the two I couldn't find any spec difference on the website. It is further categorised as evo and non evo models making matters more confusing. Help
Any recommendations for best possible settings for Samsung S90C
I trying to decide between sony A80L or lg c3 with the highest hdr brightness for sdr & hdr & mainly gaming tv
I had the C3 for a few weeks and then the Sony 80L, no contest the 80L overall is so much better. Color, depth, etc. Returned the C3 to Best Buy.
What about viewing angles?
l read that the C3 is better in that.
No difference on angle they both were good. The Sony looks brighter, with better upscaling and the picture looks more real overall.
would you have preferred a bigger c3 than smaller a80 for say additional 600?
Sony A80 hands down the picture matters. 65" is a good size for most average rooms.
@@philb-ze8sz yeah I just ordered one earlier, it will be delivered tomorrow. I decided to just get 65, I was even tempted to go broke (literally) for x95l (this is more than 2x, it's only 85inch).
but decided to save some money (we have a new place, and everything is basically needs to be bought).
we should be happy as the current one is a 55 and seating pretty far from it. so this should be a big upgrade for us
Hello i am looking to buy a new 48 inch tv for my room and i am between lg oled 48 c3 and tcl 50c805. I am leening toward lg but i dont know if my decision justifies the 300 hundred euros difference? The tv will be used for gaming and watching tv series and movies. I am reading that tcl is not so good in quality control. Which one would you choose?
Thanks for the Sony A95L picture settings tip, going to try this as well
Also Try Standard with Warm/Neutral and change color up from 50 - don't be afraid to hit 65-72 or perhaps higher with Neutral. Try to match them to understand how the color works together with the Color Temperature. It's essentially the opposite of Sony's Cool look.
So can MircoLED not get as accurate as QDEL? And QDEL not as bright as MicroLED? I get it's probably way too early for these questions but very curious as I thought MircoLED would be very accurate and that QDEL would be very bright so it just confused me a little. Thanks!
Thanks for the question from Houston Lamb. I'm in the same boat as him. I'm currently using a 65" Samsung NU8000 and was torn between upgrading to a 85" QN90C or a 77" S89C. I decided to go with the S89C because I've watched 4K RUclips TV on my brother's S95B and was blown away. I can't wait to play a 4K disc on the 89C and see how awesome it looks.
I just got the QN90C in 85" and when I watch 4K HDR vids on YT, I'm just blown away!
I am definitely considering the S89C. They have plenty right now at the local Best Buy and it’s at $1999 price tag. Same QD OLED as S90C. My only worry is I’ve heard the S89 isn’t great with streaming low bandwidth. What are your thoughts?
Fellow NU8000 owner - also upgraded over the holidays to s90c. Even did a side by side the first night we got it. For HDR content, especially dark scenes on a dark room, it really is a night and day difference.
After moving the NU from the basement to the living room though, I got to give props to this old edge lit tv. Its bright, things pop, and depending on content, blacks are decent to really good in a regularly lit room. When its bad though, its cant-see-what-im-watching bad.
His answer definitely helped me make up my mind. I will be going with the S89C
Is it better to get a projector or a tv
What’s the Best Value 85-inch TV ?
I recently bought a Sony X82L 65" TV. Upon turning the TV on, the Sony logo doesn't appear.. does anyone know why is that?
Hey, Caleb is it true for a LG C3 77" vs Samsung QN85C 85"? Help your new brasilian fan out!
I looooove my 77" C3. Love it love it
Well done!
Love my 77 OLED but I want 100 or 115" for 2024 😎👍🥂 Hope you review both asap!
For the brightness issue, also make sure to turn off any Eco or power saving modes. These can cap the light output of the TV.
To turn your brightness down on the television and brightness and brightness television on television, don’t even have an movie theater when you have a photo of the wide screen however, HD in the price of them may have a car and they have it at price Costco
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Gonna have to come back @ ya Dennis. I just sold my 98" Samsung Q80c 😂. 98" was way too big at 13'. Came from a 77" LG GX & the difference in picture quality is obvious, especially watching 1080p.
Why are you watching just 1080p on a giant 4K screen? Are you that limited by the sources of what you like to watch?
Great questions
77>85 although a nice upgrade compared to LCD vs OLED....
If it was more like 65 " to 98" +8k id maybe start getting tempted but once you used to oled black an LCD tv is likely going to get to you that said local diming has come a LONG way since my last LCD, and this year they are starting to push crazy number of dimming zones.
My dad has a 3d TV. I had no problem with the glasses, the effect is really good
I'm in a very similar situation regarding picking the A80L vs the C3, although I'm planning for Black Friday 2024, so it'll be the A80M and C4. Obviously, no one's compared these yet (as of Jan '24), but all things being equal, I'd be upgrading from a 9 year old Samsung "LED LCD" 1080p TV (no HDR). My viewing room is dim, and can be darkened, so I'm thinking the brightness difference between the 2 new TVs won't be even close to either new one vs. the old one. Also, the Sony magic has me more excited than the extra brightness of the LG C3/4.
I'm leaning toward the Sony paired with a Panasonic 4K Blu-ray player
High end TVs rarely if ever get discontinued on black Friday so I would wait that long
Same situation here. I've been holding out too long with upgrading my 2008 1080p Sammy. I just visited the electronic store, Abt, and was overwhelmed and impressed with all the offerings that are out now. Even the Sony X90L looked impressive. The A95L is a fantastic TV but way too much for my budget, and the A80L, C3, and S90C were all amazing from what I saw. The A80L is also my top choice, and I had my mind set on the 77", but then I saw the 83". I'm also waiting to see what it's in line for 2024, but I'm willing to buy a 2023 model if the changes aren't significant enough for 2024. Good luck with whatever you end up with. Cheers
When did you get your living room TV (+what is it) and what would motivate you to upgrade to something new?
I went for quality over quantity. Got the 65 inch Sony X93L over the 75 inch X90L. Im happy with my decision
You would have been over the moon with the 85" x90L, it's amazing
Thanks for answering my question Caleb, I look forward to your email regarding my very specific question 😁
I have the LG 77 inch C1 and recently bought the TCLQM8 85 inch and I prefer that TCL hands-down.
Why is it editor at large. Is there editor at small.
And that's why I'm waiting for the 83" G4. So I don't have to choose. 😋 That said, I am on pins and needles awaiting your review of the G4.
Congrats to Chris!🎉
I think the 3D pop from the last question might also be from motion smoothing. Its that uncanny valley look you get with soap opera effect
I got a 65 inch mini LED Hisense TV for less than I could have got the 50 inch OLED, and so far I have no regrets. Given my viewing distance, the 65 literally lets me see details in movies and games I’ve never noticed before. Bigger (given a certain quality of image of course) is better for me!
Of course if I won the lottery I’d have the biggest OLED I could feasibly utilise 😁
Biggee mini already owing a 83"C1 I'm getting a 98 TCL or Hisense when the new models are released blacks are close enough to OLED now ..
I have the Sony A80L 77" and I love it. I will only buy TV's that have Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos in them.
That’s a weird statement considering DV isn’t that big a game changer…
HDR is all trash, I run a roku connected to my Sony TV so I can disable it.@@trewright1482
Wow lived this episode. I have a question of anyone can advice, am planning on getting a new tv and am in a strict budget and my two options are LG c2 48inch or Hisense u7k 55 inch.
LG all day
OLED all day long, no contest
Yeah, but... brightness was an issue with TVs that barely did 150 nits. It's not as much of an issue with TVs that push 1500 nits or higher. Also, the switching times of the panels were an issue... and it isn't for OLED. 3D looked great on my plasma, however the brightness was... well, it was dim. But cutting the S95C brightness in half it's still going to be really bright.
Is two feet of space behind my couch enough to make an audible difference to my audio system! Is it worth giving up the space behind the couch!
Going to echo what Caleb say; go get the C3. I was debating between it and a Sony or Samsung competitor, but the software support on LG is what pushed me over to the C3. In short, zero regrets. This TV is bright and beautiful for an OLED. Just do it.
It's an Excellent TV.. makes me happy every single day with how good it is
I think sony is better with software google tv is the best RightNow but i think c3 is better than a80l as a tv
You asked: From Punjab, north India: do you have any advice for protecting a new TV from fluctuations in voltage/wattage and fairly regular power outages? My laptop and phone batteries have suffered dramatically.
I'm torned between the Samsung QN90C (85") at $2100 vs the S95C (77") at $2500. Is the S95C a better buy at given details?
Where are you seeing a S95c at $2500???
In 77inch???
We updated an old system with an lg c3, 65”. It replaced a 50” plasma and was plenty big and very bright. Depending on the source, it can look absolutely stunning, and I’m not overselling it. There are bigger and better TV’s, but we’ll never miss out. Good stuff. 👍🤪🏳️🌈
I just got the a95l and to be honest i can't get it to pop and give the blow my mind effect like the S95C did how can i make this happen without getting the s95C ? A95l didn't wow me at all. Yet that's the one i kept thinking that i would make it pop onece i played with the settings.
Interesting, my local Best Buy had a A95 and A80 side by side and honestly the A95 didn’t provide much more pop in my opinion.
My BB has the two models one above the other in 77” sizes. Difference IS very noticeable. A80L looks very good, but the A90L has more depth, color brightness, overall brightness, and “pop”. There’s a reason it costs almost twice as much and is out of stock frequently. But the A80L is an excellent choice.
@@downtowngary6646 I did think the S95c at Best Buy provided more of a WOW factor than the A95L. Again just my opinion
@@trewright1482 you are right. S95c however, blew my mind at home.
3D on LG OLED was AMAZING
Its hard to go back after experiencing OLED.
I was under the impression that one of the benefits of Sony (and it's high price) was the Sony processor. But, here, at the 8:45 mark, you seem t imply that there isn't that much difference between the A809L (Sony) and LG C3. Did I hear correctly?
You heard him correctly and he's right. Sony is still better but LG has made big strides catching up. Samsung still lags far behind.
@@bucki911 Thanks. While I'm not that happy paying extra for a Sony, I figured it was worth it for their much ballyhood processor. Now I'm back at square 1.
@jamesbost4755 They are around the same price right now, and having had both, the A80l had better motion (by a fair margin) for film, much better out of the box accuracy, and as often as not, brighter than the C3. With 1080p especially, the picture was noticeably sharper. Don't say the C3 is brighter until you see them in your own space.
What would be better to buy the upcoming LG G4 or the Sony A95L? Would be a 77 inch tv though I could potentially get the LG G4 as a 83 inch.
G4 as Sony is just too stubborn with price and only 2 HDMI 2.1 ports
@@trewright1482in terms of picture quality you think the G4 will be better?
@@yonigorman3493 if your a gamer the G4 would be the one I’d choose. Sony is maybe a tad better with processing images that are in a low bandwidth which is RUclips TV and Hulu. Eye test them in a Best Buy, the value with LG and Samsung is just better than Sony commanding such a high price.
Depends on your use case scenario. If you are primarily watching streaming shows/movies, the A95L is the easy choice. The G4 if you plan on primarily gaming on it.
This year G4 will be a good proposal as it gets MLA to 83”.
Can confirm Nvidia Shield is a fantastic product, awesome quality, steam link worked great, ai upscaling is real "kinda" - let me explain. I got the Shield for Upscaling and what I saw was that my tv was upscaling just fine, especially in the side by side and yes I was running 480p dvds...
I also had the dilemma comparing the a80l and the c3. Finally went with the c3 due to the brightness and additional hdmi 2.1 ports. I have the shield attached to it but need to compare the updating with and without it.
Terrible choice tbh, if brightness is a concern don’t even buy an oled. Get a mini-led, they work better than oleds for most situations and lighting conditions. You’ll be fine but Oled supremacy is only true if you have a dedicated viewing room.
@@Kamihazii i replaced the mini led in the living room with the c3 and found that in my living room c3 is bright enough while colors and blacks are much better than the mini led. The mini led is now in the bed room
@@tkathuria2002 what mini-led model/brand?
@@Kamihazii i have a tcl 6 series r635. From what i remember, it is brighter than the c3
@@tkathuria2002 that makes sense then, tcls are bad in general, good value, but not good minileds until maybe this year
For my 2 cents I will say that size has a quality all its own. We have 4 TVs in the house. One is a 3 year old LG OLED 65”. Another is a high end Sony LED at 75”. Newest TV is a TCL S5 98” which replaced the Sony in the family room. The 4th TV was a $200 55” TCL S4 that I bought refurbished from Walmart several years ago for one of our kids who has since moved out. I put it in the exercise room and it is great for that. My point is that, on paper, the S5 is a cheap TV. For us though the S5 is the best looking TV that I was willing to spend money on. Due to the fireplace location the couch has to go at least 14-15 feet from the TV. After much adjusting the TCL looks quite good. The biggest downside is the limited viewing angles but from the couch or the loveseat it’s fine. It’s bright enough (relatively dark room) and in some ways I prefer the look of it over the Sony and the LG. For me it is much easier to adjust than the others. It definitely handles reflections better than the Sony. The best part is that from Best Buy my entire cost was $2100 including the wall mount and installation. We’ve had it a month and have zero regrets.
Large Mini LED or smaller OLED?, another youtube channel I follow ( hardware unboxed) has a T-shirt for just this occasion, it says "It depends"
I'm going to need to add "Holy turkey turds" to my everyday vernacular.
Very much disagree that "Most folks didn't like the experience" for 3D. I would argue that most who actually experienced it did but very, very few of the people who bought 3d tv's actually ever watched actual 3D content on it. Had conversation with a number of people who saw mine back then and were wowed. Turned out they, and likely most everyone else, didn't realize the only way to actually watch 3D at the time was buying a 3D player and 3D movies. They simply had their TV doing a 3d effect on 2D content which sucked. An that is the core problem, people didn't experience it because the content was limited to one medium that required them to rebuy movies and the studios were trying to milk it as they were charging 50-100% more for 3D discs. Another issue was of course the studios that saw it as theatrical cash cow and did crappy conversions.
I wanted the 3D in bug part for gaming.
BIG Mini-LED for sure. The blacks nowadays look sooooo good. Plus the risk of burn-in on OLEDs is a no go for me
I disagree that they all bloom and it looks awful. I can BARELY tell on my TCL. When it's a black screen my room goes PITCH black. You wouldn't even be able to tell the TV is on. Another negative about OLEDs is also that they don't get bright enough and although their blacks might be superior, when it's a pure white screen, it looks awful
Report on C3 is timely. Likely will replace my 65 inch 2020 CX with a 2024 77 inch / C4 - later in the Fall. Daughter is lined up to take my CX with 11000 hrs. on it to her place for her young family to enjoy, and use it as long as it lasts, to replace her aging Sony 55 inch.
My name is Vaughan Jones I just want to know when Roku pro TV coming out and I want to it is good for gaming
QDEL, OLED, LED, LCD, Pimax has something called QLED is that also inferior to QDEL but "similar" to OLED mixed with AMOLED??
Pimax 12K QLED, that what I'm referring to, even though that STILL has yet to see the light of day.
Yes! It’s all about 3D on the Apple Vision Pro if you’re serious about 3D immersion
3D dead
All heil king of tv reviewers Stopthefomo with his sidekick Brian
Waste of money it's overpriced
Best tv for retro gaming? And I’m not talking crt!
I agree with the upscaling statement at the 9:10 mark.
Nvidia Shield Pro in my opinion and experience sucks on C3/G3... especially the upscaling. The LG is much better alone. But.. I run a Apple TV 4k on both my C3 and G3 now. I've ran many devices on many tvs simultaneously. The apple 4k is superior iv you must have a separate streaming device.
This is easier. My team will sum up the last several years. In 2020 we got the TCL R635. That brought affordable and bright mini-LED with great impact and value. When its available at Costcos depot sales online for 500 bucks or less its a steal and its 100 off another. Nothing has improved dramatically since this model to pay more. Dont buy an OLED that isnt the newest and brightest QD versions. They lack the impact of the R635 or similar type of model.
Is the C3's processing really better than the Nvidia Shield Pro's AI Upscaling? I watched some videos of the Nvidia Shield Pro last week (I had no clue it existed before that) and it looks really good. In fact, I was scratching my head that if Nvidia can do that with the Tegra X1+, why aren't my PS5 and XSX doing AI upscaling duty to give me $100,000 TV processing?😀 Any console will run circles around a Trinnov in sound processing so the consoles should run circles around any TV's processing.
But if you want to really see something special, check out Mario Kart on a video comparing the G3, S95C, and A95L. Pause the video to see the craziness - I have some timestamps in the comments... It's amazing how our eyes can fool us that 2 images are identical when one looks like it's from a decade ago. The strangest part - in a blind test, people picked that TV as the best TV.
Wait, is that a F1 car or Fiat 500? I can't tell the difference. Can I sneak another look at it?
I bought a 65 inch a75l (the "half step" down from the a80l), upgraded from an m series 43 inch Vizio 4K LED. I recognize that it is an absolute massive jump in both size and quality, but I will not say that this Sony oled is dim at all. My a75 (which has the exact same panel as the a80l) gets really bright in a well lit windowed room.
And I don't know why people aren't talking about the a75l more often. The amount of trade-offs between this model and the a80l is so insignificant for a cheaper price, I would recommend that wholeheartedly over an a80l.
I would buy the A75 if they made it in 77
I just bought one too. It’s coming Friday & I can’t wait to set it up.
My max size for Tv 📺 only 50-55 inch, that size just nice, my bedroom 📺 only 43" , also that enough put on drawer.
Current 📺 living room is LG Q-Ned 50 inch, inside guess room only 40 inches, bedroom 📺 43 Toshiba 4K LED
Regarding future TVs, I too would much rather have glasses-free 3D than to go back to the tried and failed, janky old glasses version.
Give me an 8K/60 glasses-free 3D that can also convert any native 2D source to 3D. For movies, streaming TV, games, photos, family videos, etc. You listening Sony? I want you guys doing that because I love your special video processing sauce.
Failing that, then you need to do your own high-end version of the Apple Vision Pro with similar hand(& finger)controllable interface and zooming features for most immersive experience. Including panoramic.
And I'd like to be able to go vertical so with the visor, we can pan our heads not just left & right, but up & down when zooming in close. For instance when examining super-highres, medical diagnostic equipment like MRIs and anything else.
I have to admit that OLEDs and Micro LEDs and all those high-end TVs are great but at the same time I am also happy that my brain is not used to them so I can happily enjoy a $200 LED budget tv without being bodered by the inferior picture quality.
My room always has a dimmed LED light turned on because I don't like to be in complete darkness and that seems to be enough to get rid of the lower contrast of LEDs.
I was on the fence with the C3 vs S90C. Went with the S90. Sony is not in my conversation anymore...
I agree with you when it comes to 3D TVs. Until TV manufacturers can make 3D TV a 3D glasses free experience, 3D TVs are a non-starter.
For me the Mini-LED vs OLED argument boils down to gaming, the console gamer should probably go OLED for peak 120fps gaming, but film fanatics might want to consider the size and brightness of the MINI-LED. Just my though process for a quick answer, it gets more complicated than that for some of course.
I just wish one tv model supported 3d. Guess what? We’d all buy it cause we’d have no choice😂 If Sony added 3d, it would be worth the premium. Nits, burn-in, clarity, who cares? All’s forgiven😂
I’m still waiting to upgrade and every time I’m about to buy a new TV, I do 2 things. I sit closer and watch some content and realize how much easier it is to move 2 feet back and see the full image. I also put an Oled laptop on my lap that has no brightness issues full screen and compare them. Both look equally stunning with the Oled looking 1-2% better overall and that’s 1,000 nits full screen which is four times what the G3 can do.
To Houston: I've purchased both a Tcl 85" c955 ($3000) and a Samsung s90c ($2500) (prices in Sweden). I have both TVs next to each other in the living room for comparison and I like them both. Picture clarity, colors and blacks are quite equal. So equal that I don't know which to keep.
The Tcl have better picture out of the box, better HDR due to 2000+ nits and Dolby Vision but it doesn't perform as the OLED when showing something like Windows starfield screen saver. Then there are some blooming. But who watches crap like that anyway? 😊
The bigger drawback is that I've noticed vertical bands from the backlight. They only show up slightly on solid colors like a blue sky and aren't noticable in regular scenes.
The Samsung looks dim compared to the Tcl. It can't handle Dolby Vision and it can't lit up the whole screen as bright as the Tcl. The overall picture quality is great and the screen is uniform when showing a solid color.
Thanks for the info!
How would you compare them for Movies?
@@Alex335i the Tcl have higher dynamic range due to more light output, better codec support like Dolby Vision, better tone mapping due to Dolby Vision.
The Samsung seems to have a weak power supply or something since the whole picture gets darker when it's trying to show to bright scenes..
I own an LG C1 48" and an 85" X95K miniLED. Prefer the 85" in the vast majority of cases.
Honestly most people probably won't notice the difference between oled and mini led these days. However processing and zones is going to be the deciding factor. Which is where reviews come in. Most people I've heard from keeps bashing tcl and hisense for quality control and longevity. But I hear similar things from people with Samsung, LG and Sony tv's too. So clearly all technology is just getting bad longevity because of planned obscelence. They have to make money and they don't make money if you don't need a new TV often 😅
Tcl c845 or s90c? Not completely dark room
See the answer I wrote as a comment to the video.
@@RobertSelberg ok, from what I could find c935 is a year older that c845...can't find proper comparison between the 2...other that your tv has 2x local dimming zones
@@icristian6707 i have the c955, not c935.
@@RobertSelbergu typed c933...that's why
@@icristian6707 oh. TNX for noticing, I've corrected it. 🙃
3D smart phone would be nice 😊
Why?
3D passive Oled was so incredible. The biggest problem is that most people didn’t have the chance to even see it. Thats because Oled just had become popular and they pulled the 3D. It’s total crap that it wasn’t amazing. It was an I would challenge this channel to get the Lg Eg 9600 or one of those models and prove the things you are saying. Content creators have the luxury of not having the TVs especially an Oled that has 3D to prove all the trashing. Such crap, 3D Oled passive was so incredible. It was a feature, they took it away just like they are taking away physical media. I want every freaking feature that’s available. Stop giving up so easily when someone takes features away. Really the TVs content creators should be helping to keep features especially for those in the audience that not only invest but who enjoy everything. Good god bro, you gotta understand there’s just more than one view. But the sheer arrogance of taking things away is not Something you should be okay with.
Even worse when VR headsets emerged and were popular NVIDIA ended their 3D Vision support and eventually HMDs like the Quest line became popular they don't have a lot of content viewable buyable from Meta. Apple Vision Pro is being supported on that front by Disney bringing 3D UHD, Dolby VisionEven worse when VR headsets emerged and were popular NVIDIA ended their 3D Vision support and eventually HMDs like the Quest line became popular they don't have a lot of content viewable buyable from Meta. Apple Vision Pro is being supported on that front by Disney bringing 3D UHD, Dolby Vision HDR films to it. I didn't even know 4K 3D films existd before this!
The should take that HDR and Dolby Vision junk away instead of 3D. Most people don't even buy a television with high peak brightness to even support it.Yet it's been around since 2016. Most people will go into a store and buy an entry-level TV and see HDR and Dolby Vision on the box and get excited and by the TV. By the time they get home and play HDR or Dolby Vision content they realize it looks like crap. They need to get rid of it just like they forced 3D out. That was more amazing if you ask me.
I’m fine with my 55 inch Sony a80l oled of course I’d want a bigger oled but my budget doesn’t allow for that lol sure I could get a 86 inch lg led for 999 but the picture is far worse
I just want Sony to show whether there's going to be an improved successor to the A90k this year, or not. I've been on the fence between that and the LG C3...
Beside Sony a95L. I would just get the LG. Trust me LG OLED is way better than Sony
A90M MLA OLED
@@XxItzkenExX LG OLED C Series and G Series lost to Sony Bravia OLED TVs A80 A90 series in every shootout since 2017
@@RobertK1993 has there been any confirmation on an A90M, though? I haven't seen any news or leaks for one
So CES 2024 showed us all these huge 98" 110" and 115" displays, literally every youtuber highlighted the mega size panels... that is great and all but 2 major things that everyone might not now.
1. While official pricing isn't out yet.. any of these 3 sizes will be near 6k to 10k in price!
I would say most people looking to buy a solid tv is going to have a budget between 2k to $2500 for me personally that's my budget and can maybe go to 3k if it's something amazing like a reduced price a95L lol.
And that looking for a 75, 77 or an 85
So these mega large panels will not be big sellers.
2. No one, not one reviewer, has said anything about DSE. 75 and 85 led/minileds have struggled with DSE, so I would hope these 98+ size screens have hand picked clean panels
Noticed TCL 115x955 in Europe, starting price is EUR 20 000. I guess if someone can muster this kind of money, better grab LG’s 97” OLED, which is a bit more expensive.
A question as old as time.
Funny thing in my country sony a80l are the same price as LG G3 and even a bit more expensive than S95C like I really dont get it who the hell could buy A80L over that two 😂
I hope 3d is coming back