Hi bro i love your videos I am planning to buy 85inch tv and confused b/w these two SONY X95L MINI LED or SAMSUNG QN90C the prices in india where i live are $4880 USD for Sony and $5450 USD for Samsung out of these two which tv should i go for?
Less chance of burn in with Sony Bravia OLED TVs then LG OLED TVs LG desperate refreshing panel 1 hour after being turned off is and sign where as 4 hours Sony Bravia OLED TVs
this 'unbiased' guy recommends a tv that uses dimming...- and this is only tip of the iceberg! he praises (to the skies!) tv's with many 100% unacceptable, vitale flaws! he is disgrace to this field! and if it's not enough: he hides most of the comments where someone is calling him out! - that's your trustworthy reviewer...
@@AB-ll8so You clearly have a bias and seem to be a fan boy of some kind. Super weird. Vincent has done nothing but provide as much information as possible with clear benchmarks and testing. He is the opposite of the editorialized subject video style of so many youtube TV "calibrators" and "reviewers"
Yes. And the Philips 908. Although judging by the review that has come out of Germany for the Philips, it might be a disappointment despite including the Pentonic 1000 chip and Ambilight.
@jazbajge, How is streaming content on s90c? Low bitrate content and old shows like Mash & Friends look less crisp from Samsung lower quality upscaling?
@brads.9986 sony is still the low bit rate content king. My wife and I after switch to don't immediately was able to tell the difference for stuff lime senfield. However now we are use to it, I don't notice it anymore lol. This will be a personal issue
Try playing a 4k demo video .mp4 file on a USB flash drive/stick directly connected to the TV using the included Sony media player app. The app tends to crash and won't see the video files after crashing until re-booting the TV. Workaround is to play the flash drive on a 4k BluRay player connected to the TV with an HDMI cable. Could be a Pentonic chipset bug or a Google TV software bug. Good job, Vincent! Very detailed review, as always!
THIS ability to play 2160p/1080p; DTS/or Atmos mp4/mkv files NEVER gets mentioned by reviewers! Sony & Panasonic TVs can't cope. Some files may play via Blu-Ray player>HDMI>TV. LG TVs don't like DTS audio, but usually plays without issue. I have found Samsung TVs are there most forgiving for video via USB hardrive/stick - though none are perfect.
Sure its good but like for the 65 inch version its 3840euros where i live and the 65 inch s90c is 1740 euros.... I can buy 2x65inch s90c's and still have 360 euro to spare for a soundbar for example...
4:00 - lip sync issues? That's really odd. i would expect a TV to be aware of its picture output delay and adjust its audio output accordingly to match perfect in every mode.
I love my LG G3 77"er, I'm coming from LG C7 that encountered the green blob which LG support replaced the screen after warranty, That customer service made me a loyalist :)
I would have liked to have seen the upscaling abilities of all of this year's OLED screens compared (the Philips as well when it arrives). Thanks Vincent.
Nice review thanks. Another calibrator in his review described Dolby Vision as "broken" on this TV. Would you go that far? Should we be using Gradation Preferred with Dolby Vision dark for best tone mapping just now until Sony fixes that bug?
Does the lip sync mismatch issue occur only when using the TV speakers or does it apply to AV receivers and external speakers too? Shouldn’t auto lip sync features on AV receivers alleviate the issue? Moreover, why is Atmos in particular a problem?
@@shagrathborgir2003 I have no real solution, sry. Sometimes it works and something it doesn't. But according to someone from AVS forum there is a big Software update planned with bug fixes for early November
A95K owner here. I can confirm the issue applies even when outputting sound through a Denon A/V receiver. However, since the the sync mismatch only occurs with 24p output, having the Apple TV handle 3:2 pulldown and output at 60p resolves the issue, and FWIW, on the A95K, 24p content in a 60p container looks almost as smooth as a true 24p output. For UHDs, the Panasonic UB820 player has a programmable delay to allow for true 24p output with no mismatch.@@shagrathborgir2003
@@MetalexoAlberto External speakers - using Atmos signal coming from Panasonic UHD player (Game of Thrones). UHD player is connected to Onkyo Rz-50, then to TV through eArc. It is not hugely out of sync but enough to be irritating (esp in such a heavy dialogue show).
I own an s95b, just wanted to add this: if you own any of these qd oled tvs, they are a NIGHTMARE TO CLEAN!!!!. if you dare to even spray 1 drop of liquid on these tvs, the drop will stain on the display permanently, leaving a turquoise looking smudge behind. worst of all, you can never clean that smudge or else it will spread to other parts of the screen. when it does, it TRMENDOUSLY increases the amount of reflections while having an uneven looking screen. during the evening, when light hits the wall and reflects it back to the screen, when it's off or playing dark content, some parts of the screen are grayish purple, and some parts are just turquoise. IT's very annoying and I don't see this being called out by reviewers a lot. just saying. everything else about the tv is spectacular.
Does QD-OLED panels made using a different material than normal OLEDs? I usually clean my OLED tv & monitor screen using only a microfiber cloth and it worked well.
the coating is a bit different and smudges are harder to get off but as long as you use just a lint free cloth and deionized water its fine just no special cleaners, even not ones that are specifically meant for screens
I totally agree with you, replaced my Sony a95k because of this problem with purple smudges that don't move, went back to lg, won't be going back to qd very quickly
YES! I had this exact same problem with the Alienware AW3423DW monitor. Except I had something on it and wiping with micro-fiber cloth to even gently swiped it off, it caused this stain/damage. Very little pressure pressed, gentle wipe and it happened. Made me switch to the C2 and never had the problem since.
Sony 77 inch is £5999 and Samsung S95C 77 inch £3999 at time of making this post. I imagine both will drop on black friday but I can't warrant an extra 2k for the Sony. Will be Samsung for me on black friday, s95b has not failed me yet and I've had it since release.
Diminishing returns at play here. I used to consider myself a videophile, and wasted tens of thousands on a ever so slightly better set, but for what? Why? I've grown up, and will gladly take a s90c for $2k less than that sony. Infact thats what i did, and love it. If i could go back in time and apply what ive learned..... 😢
Very true. I used to buy nothing but "the best", and ended up disappointed far more often than not. Because you expect so much and you get something just marginally better. If that even.
What was their previous release window? As I am now interested to see if next year's line has huge upgrades, so I could know if I pull the trigger or not. Hehe 😅
@@DookuGabrielLike with other TV makers, Sony used to launch new TVs in the first three months of the year. Some models in the first 6 months. But this year, they didn't launch till the later half of the year, way after the competition. Some of their models are just releasing now- three months before the year's end. Maybe the delay is due to the global shortages during Covid as other TV makers did launch some models late as well, but not as late as Sony. As for new TVs, CES is the show where you can see all the new TVs for the year. Although, again, for the first time ever Sony did not show any TVs during this year's CES. They did announce their TVs three months after. This is also a first and an odd move by Sony. CES is on Jan. 15 every year. Maybe Sony doesn't want to be lost between all the other TV announcements during CES, or maybe they had a delay getting parts. I guess we'll know next year if they repeat the new announcement and release schedule or if they revert back to the traditional one. As for upgrading, I would wait for CES on Jan. 15 to see what they do- unless of course Sony delays the announcements for three months like they did this year. I have a suspicion that Sony will change the CPU from the RX to something new next year since it is about time for a change if you look at their history. Also, I think they will finally release TVs with four HDMI 2.1 ports. And they should have better and more miniLED models entering new sizes for them (smaller screens). If you wait till CES and there isn't a big upgrade, you can buy one of the current models. CES is just two and a half months away, anyway. And the current models will get a discount by then anyway. Win/win, I say.
If only they could at least put the eARC on one of the 2.0 ports instead it wouldn't be so bad. They make so many strange decisions in their TV division.
@@mjc0961LG developed their own TV processor for a very long time already, while Sony only uses whatever is available from MediaTek. If Sony were to develop their own TV processor as well, it would cost a lot of money, which would then drive the cost even higher for the TV itself. It's not that Sony can't do something about it, but because what they could do is simply impractical already.
Dark uniformity is horrible on this tv, i can see the banding in the menu, movies etc... Sony answer to me was its within spec. I preorder and paid 6k. Customer service is abysmal.
Thanks for the amazing review! If there are 83" or bigger Sony QD Oled's I will get one. Untill that time I will keep using my 83A90J. And I hope sony will increase the software support to more than 4 years. For expensive sets like these A90j / A95L tv's 4 year is not enough. These tv's can last way longer. After like 6 year you can start having issues with app support.
When you have a 83 you won’t go back to 77. I have bought a Ultra Short Throw Projector and paired it with a 120 inches screen. My 83A90J is never used in the eventing. Can’t beat the huge size. The size makes all the difference. Can’t even imagine how a 77 inches would look small now
@@DinoT-r2q yes it is. But it also depents a lot on your room anv viewing distance. Im at 4,20 away from the screen at 2,5 it would be a different story.
Yh wait for this guy for months and this is all we get, disappointed. He should know the viewers want A95L vs G3 direct comparison. Hopefully he sees this and makes a video asap!
@@hdtvtest ok, apologies, just expected more light on LG as G3 is mentioned in the name of the video which implied more thorough comparison. Love the reviews by the way.
There are problems wiht DV in dark scenes. You should make a new review with Dolby Vision! Near Black is terribel with DV but not with HDR. Sony must fix this.
Vincent, could you please do a review of the new Panasonic MX950 mini LED TV? I know Panasonic only sell their TVs in a handful of territories (including mine) but their TVs are usually very high quality and I'd be keen to hear your thoughts on their first go at mini LED as I'm contemplating buying one.
Hi Vincent. Certain reviewers/pundits have said that there’s no real need to calibrate the Sony A95L as it’s good enough out of the box for most people. Would you agree? Do you think calibrating it improved the picture significantly? TIA.
Classy Tech Calibrators said yes (white point off). He just finished a 10 minute mini review, with an extensive one coming later. He's buying a 77 incher for his living room! Hope that helps
Sony tv's have never been as accurate out of the box as Panasonic, and in recent years LG. Filmmakers Mode on the Panasonic MZ2000 and LG G3 is much more accurate than the equivalent mode on the Sony A95L! Sony A95L is a tv you will need to get professionally calibrated to get the most out of it.
@C--A Caveat to that, Sony uses their own white point, so when calibrators measure against D65 it would appear "inaccurate". Most calibrators aren't even aware of perceptual matching or metamerism (although that's only applicable to WOLED).
Great review! Glad that I went with s90c 77inch tho. The visual quality is too close to pay double. I don’t watch live tv or other low res feeds and don’t care about low quality streams.
RTINGS did a 9600 hour degradation test with 100 TVs. While OLEDs lost no signicant brightness in the test, Quantumdot OLEDs Gen1 performed the worst; up to 50% loss of brightness after 9600 hours of operation. Devices with a QD OLED Gen2 panel had a much lower degradation than Gen1 QDs, but the degradtion trend down is recognizable, and after 9600 hours brightness loss came into the area where it becomes visible.
G3 and Panasonic OLEDs seem like the most logical buys this year. Sony is too expensive for the slightly better picture quality while Samsung with its quality issues is too much of a gamble despite the rich colors offered by QD-OLED. For the pricing Sony puts on their TVs some of the reported issues in this video are surprising even after the delayed launch.
One of the commenters previously stated that the G3 and Panasonic are far more accurate out of box than the A95L. Apparently, they use their own white point, and because of this alone, the Sony needs to be calibrated.
i own the G3 since 3 months got on a great offer €2.300 65" is absolutely nonsense to but a €4000 tv in which is arguably better or worse than the samsung or lg flagships
Samsung is the king this year again since it fills the gap perfectly between image quality, color gradients,motion, bang for buck and very importantly gaming. Saying Samsung has quality issues when it's the most sold brand in the world it's like struggling with very simple tasks.🥴
*UPDATE* - I ended up with the 55" A95L. This isn't my main TV (we have a 120" screen with UST in the living room and bedroom.) It was for my office. I do a fair bit of work with it but also wanted a good gaming/movie screen. My wife pointed out that working on a 77" might be a bit problematic. She was probably correct. I got Sony on sale shortly after I made this post for $400 off. I couldn't resist and am very happy with it. *Original Post* - I'm very torn on which oled to get at this point. I'm looking to stay under $3000 USD and am between the 77" S90C, 65"LG G3, or the 55" A95L. Primarly for physical 4k UDH movies and gaming. Obviously, the Sony is king, but an extra 22" from the Samsung is tempting. Lack of DV hurts though. Any insights?
Thank you very much for your expertise! I live in Austria and atm we have a cashback which reduces the price from the G3 to about 1.5k euros. Would you recommend the G3 over this TV considering the price difference? Thank you in advance.
Buy the S90C unless you really like the One Connect box. There isn't much of a difference between the two as I have both and compared them side by side even though S95C gets brighter according to RTINGS. They look almost identical.
You need to zoom in on and show more specifics of what you're talking about. You show 3 tv sets at once which doesn't really show much. If I were to use this as a shopper, I honestly don't think I'd be influenced by your review. Digital Foundry shows close-ups and very detailed side-by-side comparisons. I know it takes much more time to get the video and edit it, but it's far more useful than your narration.
Waiting for your review of the Panasonic MZ2000 (yeah, I saw the video of the prototype a few months ago), that will be my new TV in a few weeks (if it ever ships). Although this Sony is a beast, I'm still passing on QD-OLED and sticking to WOLED because of reliability concerns: too young of a technology and the claim Sony (or Samsung, can't remember) did that this year's panels are 50% more durable than the 1st gen, speaks long of how much room for improvement this very promising technology has in that aspect. Btw, I'm a loyal Panasonic customer, basically have only had TVs of this brand (32" CRT, 42" Plasma (loved), 55" 2015 LCD (a mistake), EZ2000 and HZ2000) and I hope that, in a few years, when I'll replace the MZ2000, Panasonic will have joined the QD-OLED bandwagon.
@@henrywinters9496 If you refer to this video ruclips.net/video/8-damefRJUY/видео.html, I don't know how you can say that the G3 is superior. Btw the G3 has never been in my wishlist because I can't hang the TV and I don't wanna pay for the optional stand that is universally known to suck.
I also own the hz2000. Panasonic has the best picture in my opinion. Best precicion for color and gamma (color did need calibration to look really good). But its not perfect. some minor issues with white uniformity that can be seen in black and white movies and winter sports. All oleds has worse motion handling for 24fps than plasma(crt is still king for motion). This juddery motion is the worst issue with oled, even worse than lcd. The hz2000 has 120hz black frame insertion that helps a litle, lg has excluded this on the newer panels.
Whilst the A95L is a great TV; the performance gap between it, the G3 and S95C is so minimal that there is simply no way it justifies the price premium Sony is charging. For example in the U.K. the 77” G3 and S95C are priced at £4,000 ($4,991) and the A95L is at £6,000 ($7,487). There is NO WAY the A95L is £2,000 ($2,495) worth of performance better than the G3 and S95C.
@ebayer1980 yes, in germany 77" LG G3 at 3529€ and Sony 77A95L at 5349€. That's ridiculous and only fanboys will pay the extra "Sony taxes"^^ Then LG also offers the cashback promos with round about 500€ for 77inch models 2-3 times a year.^^
As he said, you should be able to fix it in most players that have audio settings. For me it's no bigy, since I usually spend time matching subs with the audio.
8:53: No proper HGIG support? Weren't all Sony Bravia TVs post-2021 supposed to have HGIG support? Still jumping though hoops to get proper HDR display in games in 2023 on Sony's own console... Ridiculous.
@hdtvtest - Vincent, I noticed in other videos for the Samsung OLEDs you showed Contrast at 45 in the menus, but when comparing to the A95L here, you have it set to 40. I know many online recommend 38 for SDR. Do you worry about clipping/tinting above 235/940?
I get that if you have lots of money - no problem - but let's get real 2000 extra - because you never watch bit-starved content ( well do you punk ? ) - graduation issues on poorly mastered movies ( a billion and one colours - so must be mastering of movie ) - Classic movies SDR movies will look great on most latest TVs - HDR impact yeah - but on a G3 , Samsung QD-Oled , Panny MLA - they will look impactful as well - that extra 2000 can help buy the next TV - Most flagship OLED TVs are near 100% DCI3 - have impactful HDR - all reviewers say you can mostly only see diff side by side and on certain content- remember you are not watching bit starved content ( YT??? old DVDs?? ) - I know my Plasma is easily beaten - but I still enjoy content on it - still think is great - have no FOMO -( awaiting 2024 either 83" QD-OLED , 83" MLA or Panny MLA 77" ) - Not saying I wouldn't buy a Sony - but need a discount
Does the A95L still lack the Freeview app support (Freeview Play, IPlayer, ITVX My5 etc)? Didn't see any mention of it on the latest firmware v112.606.020.1 - am considering the 95L if the price finally drops during black Friday but would like it if all this stuff has been resolved by then..
@@LazyCrazyGuy They aren't even Apple of the TV space. Very few other than us TV nerds think that there is a major difference between Samsung, LG and Sony. Sony shouldn't be charging more than $300-400 over S95C and LG G3 for A95L. Slightly better motion handling and upscaling is not worth $1000+ difference. You need an Apple level loyal fanbase to overcharge that much.
You do get unparalleled image quality that nothing else even comes close to, straight out of the box. LG and Samsung have build quality issues on their flagships, while Sony is remarkably flawless on the physical side of things. And the audio quality of the TV itself as well, which is far superior to whatever others have to offer.
Oh wow, Sony didn't fix the dimming in SDR issue yet ? Been waiting for this to be corrected until I jump into Oled. Oh well, there's always next year. C'mon Sony, handle that ! I don't want to have to lower the luminance to watch soccer. This is a hump Oled Tech can't seem to get over. I'm sorry, this is too big of a "short coming."
A95l internal app Netflix, what is the best motion settings for all content in Netflix? Film Mode low, and motion flow custom (Film) Min, (Camera) Max? please help
As a ps5 and xbox series X casual gamer and 4k movie enjoyer, what would you buy if you were me, LG G3 65" or Samsung S95C 65" ? They are both about 2000€. Thanks!
lightly misleading title, it says vs G3 where? i wish you put the A95L against the G3 but overall great review, way more informative than the 2 hours+ offered by Stop the Fomo
I have read some comments on S95C that people experience black screen, or signal drop outs, when gaming. Anyone owning the S95C can confirm that? Cant imagine Samsung flagships has this kind of serious issues
Yes happened to me and many others. Samsung admitted to BAVS Ireland there is a known fault and apparently there is a new board for the OCB that fixes the issues, but in my case Samsung wouldn't ship it, so I got a refund.
@@4g92mit thank you, good to know that Samsung is aware and takes action. Sorry to hear that you are stuck with the problem. They should replace your expensive purchase on warranty though
impossible to tell the difference without a reference monitor. Is it really worth the price to pay for SONY to anyone except the most niche consumer? considering literally no one is going to colour calibrate their monitors anyway, what does this matter? if you truly value and care about accuracy to the point you're going to spend $4k on a tv, just get the reference monitor ffs
That near dark uniformity in Dune looked atrocious. I hope this is just an exaggerated way its recorded and dark movie scenes don't look like that IRL.
my a95l today decided to give me a “no signal” response when i turned on my xbox series x, so i tried my ps5 and got “no signal” again. I hooked them up to my monitor and other tv (a8g) and no problems…so my Sony a95l officially sh*t the bed one month in for no reason at all. The internal apps work but none of the hdmi inputs recognize any devices/consoles. be warned. and no i didnt change anything no cords no settings nothing, worked fine then all of a sudden decided not to.
and for no reason it started to once again get the signal from my series x this morning, adding a layer of frustration cause now i’m unsure whether or not to contact Best Buy about the problem. Stay tuned….
Most disappointing review from you ever. No measurements, no true comparisons (especially to LG and Panasonic), no addressing of Dolby Vision issues, no calibration details... Where's our real Vincent Theo? I hope some deeper insights come at a later date. No need to compete with useless Digital Trends, Fomo or others of that kind. You are the reference. Do the homework to keep the title.
Bonsoir, Utilise RUclips uniquement sur smartphone pour des raisons de santé. Il est malheureusement impossible de traduire vos vidéos en français. Dommage vous disposez d'une excellente réputation. Pouvez-vous agir auprès de youtube pour cela change. Reste abonné en espérant que ça change. En remerciements par avance.
Best TV reviewer hands down!
... and hands up too :) !
Yeah … he’s pretty good 😅
Without a doubt absolutely the best 👍🏾
It's between Vincent and Quantum TV
Hands up
What about the Sony X95l?
Hi bro i love your videos
I am planning to buy 85inch tv and confused b/w these two SONY X95L MINI LED or SAMSUNG QN90C the prices in india where i live are $4880 USD for Sony and $5450 USD for Samsung out of these two which tv should i go for?
77" S90c is $1999 right now! insane price difference
Where? I’ve been looking for that tv
@@1984TMNT multiple places.
ok, name one lol @@mz1929
when will you review Sony A80L OLED tv.?
What enrages me about logo detection is that it knows where the unchanging pixels are. But dims the WHOLE image. Just dim those static pixels!
EXACTLY!
Less chance of burn in with Sony Bravia OLED TVs then LG OLED TVs LG desperate refreshing panel 1 hour after being turned off is and sign where as 4 hours Sony Bravia OLED TVs
It's not a pc nor it has ai running in the background. It's way less powerful chip. Can't do that without specialized ai chip.
The only reviewer that actually provide useful information, well done Vincent!
not true at all.
this 'unbiased' guy recommends a tv that uses dimming...- and this is only tip of the iceberg!
he praises (to the skies!) tv's with many 100% unacceptable, vitale flaws!
he is disgrace to this field!
and if it's not enough: he hides most of the comments where someone is calling him out! - that's your trustworthy reviewer...
@@AB-ll8so not true at all.
@@AB-ll8so Found the Stop the FOMO clown.
@@AB-ll8so You clearly have a bias and seem to be a fan boy of some kind. Super weird. Vincent has done nothing but provide as much information as possible with clear benchmarks and testing. He is the opposite of the editorialized subject video style of so many youtube TV "calibrators" and "reviewers"
Why was the MZ2000 not part of the comparison?
Unbiased and honest despite fake calibrators and haters saying otherwise. Thank you as usual!
Vincent, u should make A95L gaming picture settings video.
Are there issues with Dolby Vision with the A95L Sony? 😮
Anomalies.
still LG G3 best bang for the enthusiast buck
Great review Vincent
Can you provide some info on the out-of-the-box calibration settings ?
Thank you,
I would really like to see comparison to Panasonic MZ2000. For a non gamer very interesting.
Yes. And the Philips 908. Although judging by the review that has come out of Germany for the Philips, it might be a disappointment despite including the Pentonic 1000 chip and Ambilight.
Same
Finally!! Vincent knows how to keep us all waiting, knowing fully well we wanted this for the longest time
Yay lets all hold hands and sing Kumbaya. )
That sony looks great, can't imagine how it looks in person. That being said i love my Samsung s90c especially at $2000 cheaper
me too. I do miss the Sony image processing though
Exactly 💯👍
@jazbajge,
How is streaming content on s90c? Low bitrate content and old shows like Mash & Friends look less crisp from Samsung lower quality upscaling?
@brads.9986 sony is still the low bit rate content king. My wife and I after switch to don't immediately was able to tell the difference for stuff lime senfield. However now we are use to it, I don't notice it anymore lol. This will be a personal issue
I can't see that sweet $2000. Where is it now. Where is it. Out ya come!
Try playing a 4k demo video .mp4 file on a USB flash drive/stick directly connected to the TV using the included Sony media player app. The app tends to crash and won't see the video files after crashing until re-booting the TV. Workaround is to play the flash drive on a 4k BluRay player connected to the TV with an HDMI cable. Could be a Pentonic chipset bug or a Google TV software bug. Good job, Vincent! Very detailed review, as always!
Can this be resolved through software update?
THIS ability to play 2160p/1080p; DTS/or Atmos mp4/mkv files NEVER gets mentioned by reviewers! Sony & Panasonic TVs can't cope. Some files may play via Blu-Ray player>HDMI>TV. LG TVs don't like DTS audio, but usually plays without issue. I have found Samsung TVs are there most forgiving for video via USB hardrive/stick - though none are perfect.
Can't you just play external files on VLC player (seems like a reliable player), since sony has android OS.
I often thought about being a Pentonic bug, much rather a Pentonic bug than a Google Bug. JK.
Typical sony quality
Sure its good but like for the 65 inch version its 3840euros where i live and the 65 inch s90c is 1740 euros.... I can buy 2x65inch s90c's and still have 360 euro to spare for a soundbar for example...
I can buy a lot of crappier products for the same as a top one. What’s your point?
@@RUclipsuser1aathat the a95l isn't worth the asking price to even be considered by the average buyer
@@EmilBozhilov yeah but some people want the best and can afford it.
This tv is not for you and that’s fine
@@EmilBozhilovIt's overpriced to LG and Samsung fanboys to AV enthusiasts
4:00 - lip sync issues? That's really odd. i would expect a TV to be aware of its picture output delay and adjust its audio output accordingly to match perfect in every mode.
I love my LG G3 77"er, I'm coming from LG C7 that encountered the green blob which LG support replaced the screen after warranty, That customer service made me a loyalist :)
I would have liked to have seen the upscaling abilities of all of this year's OLED screens compared (the Philips as well when it arrives). Thanks Vincent.
Yes, me too: upscaling ability and motion handling are the 2 features that matter most to me.
@@triffid68this is why I always preferred Sony, their upscaling and motion always seem to be ahead of the competition
And i like to say screw philips. Philips Screw - driver JK!
Well the title is misleading, the LG G3 is not in the video only the Sony A95L VS Samsung S95C.
No mention of the LG G3 in this video (like the title implies), or did I miss any?
@vincentroy5093: There were some side-by-side comparisons vs LG G3 at 5:17, 13:30 & 14:40 in this video.
people are right. @@hdtvtest
rolled and smoked
Exactly! Why not put the two TVs he awarded best in class head to head 🤔?
Nice review thanks. Another calibrator in his review described Dolby Vision as "broken" on this TV. Would you go that far? Should we be using Gradation Preferred with Dolby Vision dark for best tone mapping just now until Sony fixes that bug?
Yes it's broken dude. Pause the video at 10:40...
@@sammy10001I saw that thanks. But I'd rather hear it from Vincent if it's all the same to you
@@scottyoung1939Ooo scratch your eyes out
Vincent said "various Dolby Vision anomalies, hopefully Sony can fix these with future firmware updates"
Anomalies doesn't mean broken means strange
Does the lip sync mismatch issue occur only when using the TV speakers or does it apply to AV receivers and external speakers too? Shouldn’t auto lip sync features on AV receivers alleviate the issue? Moreover, why is Atmos in particular a problem?
It also happens when you use an AV + lip sync. I have the same Problem on my side
@@fuwa7925 And how do you solve it?
@@shagrathborgir2003
I have no real solution, sry. Sometimes it works and something it doesn't.
But according to someone from AVS forum there is a big Software update planned with bug fixes for early November
@@fuwa7925 Ok,I hope it will fix it.I will get the tv in December.
A95K owner here. I can confirm the issue applies even when outputting sound through a Denon A/V receiver. However, since the the sync mismatch only occurs with 24p output, having the Apple TV handle 3:2 pulldown and output at 60p resolves the issue, and FWIW, on the A95K, 24p content in a 60p container looks almost as smooth as a true 24p output. For UHDs, the Panasonic UB820 player has a programmable delay to allow for true 24p output with no mismatch.@@shagrathborgir2003
I have also noticed the Atmos Sync issue with my A95L, agree that it would be good to be able to adjust this.
Is that when using the TV speakers or external speakers? What Atmos source are you using?
@@MetalexoAlberto External speakers - using Atmos signal coming from Panasonic UHD player (Game of Thrones). UHD player is connected to Onkyo Rz-50, then to TV through eArc. It is not hugely out of sync but enough to be irritating (esp in such a heavy dialogue show).
I might test the TV speakers and see if it occurs over both.
@@lm3718 Can you fix it by adjusting the synch on the Onkyo or Panasonic?
@@andysmith1996 Thanks Andy, I have located an AV sync control on the Onkyo so will try that.
I own an s95b, just wanted to add this: if you own any of these qd oled tvs, they are a NIGHTMARE TO CLEAN!!!!. if you dare to even spray 1 drop of liquid on these tvs, the drop will stain on the display permanently, leaving a turquoise looking smudge behind. worst of all, you can never clean that smudge or else it will spread to other parts of the screen. when it does, it TRMENDOUSLY increases the amount of reflections while having an uneven looking screen. during the evening, when light hits the wall and reflects it back to the screen, when it's off or playing dark content, some parts of the screen are grayish purple, and some parts are just turquoise. IT's very annoying and I don't see this being called out by reviewers a lot. just saying. everything else about the tv is spectacular.
Does QD-OLED panels made using a different material than normal OLEDs? I usually clean my OLED tv & monitor screen using only a microfiber cloth and it worked well.
the coating is a bit different and smudges are harder to get off but as long as you use just a lint free cloth and deionized water its fine
just no special cleaners, even not ones that are specifically meant for screens
i tried and it didnt work. same with many others @markuskruger3288
I totally agree with you, replaced my Sony a95k because of this problem with purple smudges that don't move, went back to lg, won't be going back to qd very quickly
YES! I had this exact same problem with the Alienware AW3423DW monitor. Except I had something on it and wiping with micro-fiber cloth to even gently swiped it off, it caused this stain/damage. Very little pressure pressed, gentle wipe and it happened. Made me switch to the C2 and never had the problem since.
Sony 77 inch is £5999 and Samsung S95C 77 inch £3999 at time of making this post. I imagine both will drop on black friday but I can't warrant an extra 2k for the Sony. Will be Samsung for me on black friday, s95b has not failed me yet and I've had it since release.
Diminishing returns at play here. I used to consider myself a videophile, and wasted tens of thousands on a ever so slightly better set, but for what? Why? I've grown up, and will gladly take a s90c for $2k less than that sony. Infact thats what i did, and love it. If i could go back in time and apply what ive learned..... 😢
Good for you establishing your own personal and arbitrary goal post for diminishing returns.
Stupid response 👆.. He's right. No need to be spending almost 4 thousand dollars on a TV with late 2000's HDMI ports 🤣
Very true. I used to buy nothing but "the best", and ended up disappointed far more often than not. Because you expect so much and you get something just marginally better. If that even.
Vincent of HDTV and Caleb of Digital Trends dropping their A95L reviews hours apart were not on my bingo card.
It feels as if it was planned.
I wonder if Sony will revert back to their previous release window for next year's model releases or if this new delay will be the norm.
What was their previous release window? As I am now interested to see if next year's line has huge upgrades, so I could know if I pull the trigger or not. Hehe 😅
@@DookuGabrielLike with other TV makers, Sony used to launch new TVs in the first three months of the year. Some models in the first 6 months. But this year, they didn't launch till the later half of the year, way after the competition. Some of their models are just releasing now- three months before the year's end.
Maybe the delay is due to the global shortages during Covid as other TV makers did launch some models late as well, but not as late as Sony.
As for new TVs, CES is the show where you can see all the new TVs for the year. Although, again, for the first time ever Sony did not show any TVs during this year's CES. They did announce their TVs three months after. This is also a first and an odd move by Sony.
CES is on Jan. 15 every year.
Maybe Sony doesn't want to be lost between all the other TV announcements during CES, or maybe they had a delay getting parts. I guess we'll know next year if they repeat the new announcement and release schedule or if they revert back to the traditional one.
As for upgrading, I would wait for CES on Jan. 15 to see what they do- unless of course Sony delays the announcements for three months like they did this year.
I have a suspicion that Sony will change the CPU from the RX to something new next year since it is about time for a change if you look at their history. Also, I think they will finally release TVs with four HDMI 2.1 ports. And they should have better and more miniLED models entering new sizes for them (smaller screens).
If you wait till CES and there isn't a big upgrade, you can buy one of the current models. CES is just two and a half months away, anyway. And the current models will get a discount by then anyway. Win/win, I say.
Its beyond aggravating that Sony still only supplies two HDMI 2.1 ports.
If only they could at least put the eARC on one of the 2.0 ports instead it wouldn't be so bad. They make so many strange decisions in their TV division.
They can't do much about that. It's MediaTek's fault
It’s fine for a ps5 (:
@@E96 BS. If my LG C2 can have 4 HDMI 2.1 ports, Sony absolutely can do something about it. The simply choose not to.
@@mjc0961LG developed their own TV processor for a very long time already, while Sony only uses whatever is available from MediaTek. If Sony were to develop their own TV processor as well, it would cost a lot of money, which would then drive the cost even higher for the TV itself.
It's not that Sony can't do something about it, but because what they could do is simply impractical already.
Dark uniformity is horrible on this tv, i can see the banding in the menu, movies etc... Sony answer to me was its within spec.
I preorder and paid 6k.
Customer service is abysmal.
I’m not getting the a95L I was but now I’m not…I’ll probably go for a LG G3
Great information. THANK YOU. I wonder, am I the only one who sees the comparisons and prefers the S95C ?
Also, isn't Sony still having issues on the A95l with Dolby Vision, and it hasnt been resolved?
Yes, not resolved
LG G4 has this issue too
Thanks for the amazing review! If there are 83" or bigger Sony QD Oled's I will get one. Untill that time I will keep using my 83A90J.
And I hope sony will increase the software support to more than 4 years. For expensive sets like these A90j / A95L tv's 4 year is not enough. These tv's can last way longer. After like 6 year you can start having issues with app support.
77 is pretty big already
When you have a 83 you won’t go back to 77.
I have bought a Ultra Short Throw Projector and paired it with a 120 inches screen. My 83A90J is never used in the eventing. Can’t beat the huge size. The size makes all the difference.
Can’t even imagine how a 77 inches would look small now
@@thomasmorel1447The size does not always make all the difference 🥴
@@DinoT-r2q yes it is. But it also depents a lot on your room anv viewing distance. Im at 4,20 away from the screen at 2,5 it would be a different story.
Nothing on lg g3 😑
Yh wait for this guy for months and this is all we get, disappointed. He should know the viewers want A95L vs G3 direct comparison. Hopefully he sees this and makes a video asap!
@rony354: There were some side-by-side comparisons vs LG G3 at 5:17, 13:30 & 14:40 in this video.
@@hdtvtest lol
@@hdtvtest ok, apologies, just expected more light on LG as G3 is mentioned in the name of the video which implied more thorough comparison. Love the reviews by the way.
There are problems wiht DV in dark scenes. You should make a new review with Dolby Vision! Near Black is terribel with DV but not with HDR. Sony must fix this.
Is lip sync delay still an issue?
yeah wonder if sony being sony
Unc, you’ve been here for 16 years do you realize that?
Vincent, could you please do a review of the new Panasonic MX950 mini LED TV? I know Panasonic only sell their TVs in a handful of territories (including mine) but their TVs are usually very high quality and I'd be keen to hear your thoughts on their first go at mini LED as I'm contemplating buying one.
Hi Vincent. Certain reviewers/pundits have said that there’s no real need to calibrate the Sony A95L as it’s good enough out of the box for most people. Would you agree? Do you think calibrating it improved the picture significantly? TIA.
Classy Tech Calibrators said yes (white point off). He just finished a 10 minute mini review, with an extensive one coming later. He's buying a 77 incher for his living room! Hope that helps
Sony tv's have never been as accurate out of the box as Panasonic, and in recent years LG.
Filmmakers Mode on the Panasonic MZ2000 and LG G3 is much more accurate than the equivalent mode on the Sony A95L!
Sony A95L is a tv you will need to get professionally calibrated to get the most out of it.
@C--A Caveat to that, Sony uses their own white point, so when calibrators measure against D65 it would appear "inaccurate". Most calibrators aren't even aware of perceptual matching or metamerism (although that's only applicable to WOLED).
how compare the A95L against A95K? I don't see any big improvement so far
So the Sony is better overall by a pretty small margin over the S95C making the S90C the best option purely based on its amazing price.
Great review! Glad that I went with s90c 77inch tho. The visual quality is too close to pay double. I don’t watch live tv or other low res feeds and don’t care about low quality streams.
So the dark uniformity doesn't match the asking price. Not even close. Next please.
It does more so then LG G3 OLED and Samsung S95C QD OLED
no it doesn’t…A95L is trash
CX and holding. Not a hold from money, just a hold because I think QDOLED will exponentially improve and its still too early for me to invest
I have a cx. 😊
RTINGS did a 9600 hour degradation test with 100 TVs. While OLEDs lost no signicant brightness in the test, Quantumdot OLEDs Gen1 performed the worst; up to 50% loss of brightness after 9600 hours of operation. Devices with a QD OLED Gen2 panel had a much lower degradation than Gen1 QDs, but the degradtion trend down is recognizable, and after 9600 hours brightness loss came into the area where it becomes visible.
G3 and Panasonic OLEDs seem like the most logical buys this year. Sony is too expensive for the slightly better picture quality while Samsung with its quality issues is too much of a gamble despite the rich colors offered by QD-OLED. For the pricing Sony puts on their TVs some of the reported issues in this video are surprising even after the delayed launch.
Panasonic win all
One of the commenters previously stated that the G3 and Panasonic are far more accurate out of box than the A95L. Apparently, they use their own white point, and because of this alone, the Sony needs to be calibrated.
i own the G3 since 3 months got on a great offer €2.300 65" is absolutely nonsense to but a €4000 tv in which is arguably better or worse than the samsung or lg flagships
@@ejdhdjejejebdnem I do not understand. Can you write it again but with more readable grammar please?
Samsung is the king this year again since it fills the gap perfectly between image quality, color gradients,motion, bang for buck and very importantly gaming. Saying Samsung has quality issues when it's the most sold brand in the world it's like struggling with very simple tasks.🥴
*UPDATE* - I ended up with the 55" A95L. This isn't my main TV (we have a 120" screen with UST in the living room and bedroom.) It was for my office. I do a fair bit of work with it but also wanted a good gaming/movie screen. My wife pointed out that working on a 77" might be a bit problematic. She was probably correct. I got Sony on sale shortly after I made this post for $400 off. I couldn't resist and am very happy with it.
*Original Post* - I'm very torn on which oled to get at this point. I'm looking to stay under $3000 USD and am between the 77" S90C, 65"LG G3, or the 55" A95L. Primarly for physical 4k UDH movies and gaming. Obviously, the Sony is king, but an extra 22" from the Samsung is tempting. Lack of DV hurts though. Any insights?
If it was within 10 inches I’d say go for the better oled but 55 vs 77 is substantial enough where I’d go for the bigger set
Get the G3
SonyA95L, G3, Samsung lol
Definetly go for S90C, best value hands down.
Go for the 65in A95k
The video we’ve all been waiting for.
Do you work together or can recommend any source in Germany that supplies calibrated TVs to customers or does it at their home?
Still no proper HGiG???? Come on Sony, your flagship TV needs HGiG!
You do realise Sony has its own version of it leave on gradation tone mapping that what HGiG is😂
@@RobertK1993can you link me to something that explains this in detail?
*tears the tv apart for 17 minutes; highly recommended! I don’t know Vincent. It sounds like you really don’t like this TV.
Think he tears apart every tv, just this one less than others
Now the philips 908 and the panasonic mz2000. Road to the shoot up
sony hits almost up to 1600 nits in 5% window??
Yess.........!!!😮😮😮😮😮😮
Dream TV! Really hoping the price will drop in Europe at some point in the near future
Sony is known for dropping their prices by small amounts and usually not so soon.
@@MirelRC Yea that's the Reason We think of going with LG G3 or Samsung Tv
Thank you very much for your expertise! I live in Austria and atm we have a cashback which reduces the price from the G3 to about 1.5k euros. Would you recommend the G3 over this TV considering the price difference? Thank you in advance.
Definitely trades blows because here 12:13 The S95C is almost perfectly matched for the Sony HX310.
Not too much comparisons between different models. Is this really so much better comparing to much cheaper S95C?
Buy the S90C unless you really like the One Connect box. There isn't much of a difference between the two as I have both and compared them side by side even though S95C gets brighter according to RTINGS. They look almost identical.
Panasonic..?
You need to zoom in on and show more specifics of what you're talking about. You show 3 tv sets at once which doesn't really show much. If I were to use this as a shopper, I honestly don't think I'd be influenced by your review. Digital Foundry shows close-ups and very detailed side-by-side comparisons. I know it takes much more time to get the video and edit it, but it's far more useful than your narration.
SONY 👑👑👑👑👑👑
Waiting for your review of the Panasonic MZ2000 (yeah, I saw the video of the prototype a few months ago), that will be my new TV in a few weeks (if it ever ships). Although this Sony is a beast, I'm still passing on QD-OLED and sticking to WOLED because of reliability concerns: too young of a technology and the claim Sony (or Samsung, can't remember) did that this year's panels are 50% more durable than the 1st gen, speaks long of how much room for improvement this very promising technology has in that aspect.
Btw, I'm a loyal Panasonic customer, basically have only had TVs of this brand (32" CRT, 42" Plasma (loved), 55" 2015 LCD (a mistake), EZ2000 and HZ2000) and I hope that, in a few years, when I'll replace the MZ2000, Panasonic will have joined the QD-OLED bandwagon.
the review is already out, it's not as good as the G3.
@@henrywinters9496 If you refer to this video ruclips.net/video/8-damefRJUY/видео.html, I don't know how you can say that the G3 is superior.
Btw the G3 has never been in my wishlist because I can't hang the TV and I don't wanna pay for the optional stand that is universally known to suck.
I also own the hz2000. Panasonic has the best picture in my opinion. Best precicion for color and gamma (color did need calibration to look really good). But its not perfect. some minor issues with white uniformity that can be seen in black and white movies and winter sports. All oleds has worse motion handling for 24fps than plasma(crt is still king for motion). This juddery motion is the worst issue with oled, even worse than lcd. The hz2000 has 120hz black frame insertion that helps a litle, lg has excluded this on the newer panels.
Whilst the A95L is a great TV; the performance gap between it, the G3 and S95C is so minimal that there is simply no way it justifies the price premium Sony is charging. For example in the U.K. the 77” G3 and S95C are priced at £4,000 ($4,991) and the A95L is at £6,000 ($7,487). There is NO WAY the A95L is £2,000 ($2,495) worth of performance better than the G3 and S95C.
Guess it’ll just be on the consumer to decide; good thing they have all these choices right
Difference in cost is about ~$1000 in my area
Samsung reliability is dookie. I'm ok with paying extra for the build quality for sony products
In continental Europe gap is even bigger. 77 Samsung amd LG goes for 2800-3000 Euros while Sony is 6000
true!
@ebayer1980 yes, in germany 77" LG G3 at 3529€ and Sony 77A95L at 5349€. That's ridiculous and only fanboys will pay the extra "Sony taxes"^^
Then LG also offers the cashback promos with round about 500€ for 77inch models 2-3 times a year.^^
The lip sync issue is a game ender for me.
As he said, you should be able to fix it in most players that have audio settings. For me it's no bigy, since I usually spend time matching subs with the audio.
I wonder, does it only happen if you are usually using surround sound speakers? Or with all audio whether it's from the TV or using headphones?
G3 has gigabit ethernet
Buy a cheap usb to ethernet and the Sony will too.
Wait... Is that lip sync issue seriously comes with the TV??! Why would anyone buy a premium TV like this?...
Unbelievable that much money and lip sync problems!
best reviewer indeed. wouldnt buy a tv before watching his reviews anymore
8:53: No proper HGIG support? Weren't all Sony Bravia TVs post-2021 supposed to have HGIG support?
Still jumping though hoops to get proper HDR display in games in 2023 on Sony's own console... Ridiculous.
@hdtvtest - Vincent, I noticed in other videos for the Samsung OLEDs you showed Contrast at 45 in the menus, but when comparing to the A95L here, you have it set to 40. I know many online recommend 38 for SDR. Do you worry about clipping/tinting above 235/940?
The amount they're charging you'd have thought they'd have paid the licences for the catch up apps.
I get that if you have lots of money - no problem - but let's get real 2000 extra - because you never watch bit-starved content ( well do you punk ? ) - graduation issues on poorly mastered movies ( a billion and one colours - so must be mastering of movie ) - Classic movies SDR movies will look great on most latest TVs - HDR impact yeah - but on a G3 , Samsung QD-Oled , Panny MLA - they will look impactful as well - that extra 2000 can help buy the next TV - Most flagship OLED TVs are near 100% DCI3 - have impactful HDR - all reviewers say you can mostly only see diff side by side and on certain content- remember you are not watching bit starved content ( YT??? old DVDs?? ) - I know my Plasma is easily beaten - but I still enjoy content on it - still think is great - have no FOMO -( awaiting 2024 either 83" QD-OLED , 83" MLA or Panny MLA 77" ) - Not saying I wouldn't buy a Sony - but need a discount
dont tell quantum....!!! 🤭🤭🤭
Does the A95L still lack the Freeview app support (Freeview Play, IPlayer, ITVX My5 etc)? Didn't see any mention of it on the latest firmware v112.606.020.1 - am considering the 95L if the price finally drops during black Friday but would like it if all this stuff has been resolved by then..
3.500€ for the 55" Sony is absolutely ridiculous.
It's because there are people around the world who fell for the "Sony premium" bs. Once people stop paying they will price their tv's fairly.
You're not their target market. Just like you wouldn't pay $4,000 for a Rolex watch. Sony is the Rolex, Ferrari, Louis Vuitton of TV's.
@LazyCrazyGuy lol that's funny.
@@LazyCrazyGuy They aren't even Apple of the TV space.
Very few other than us TV nerds think that there is a major difference between Samsung, LG and Sony.
Sony shouldn't be charging more than $300-400 over S95C and LG G3 for A95L. Slightly better motion handling and upscaling is not worth $1000+ difference. You need an Apple level loyal fanbase to overcharge that much.
You do get unparalleled image quality that nothing else even comes close to, straight out of the box. LG and Samsung have build quality issues on their flagships, while Sony is remarkably flawless on the physical side of things. And the audio quality of the TV itself as well, which is far superior to whatever others have to offer.
How come Panasonic MZ2000 aint in the mix?
Oh wow, Sony didn't fix the dimming in SDR issue yet ? Been waiting for this to be corrected until I jump into Oled. Oh well, there's always next year. C'mon Sony, handle that ! I don't want to have to lower the luminance to watch soccer. This is a hump Oled Tech can't seem to get over. I'm sorry, this is too big of a "short coming."
A95l internal app Netflix, what is the best motion settings for all content in Netflix? Film Mode low, and motion flow custom (Film) Min, (Camera) Max? please help
As a ps5 and xbox series X casual gamer and 4k movie enjoyer, what would you buy if you were me, LG G3 65" or Samsung S95C 65" ? They are both about 2000€. Thanks!
I’m blown away by the colour rendition of this QD-OLED through the RUclips compression and seen on the LCD display of my iPad Mini 😱
Nice
that’s why I only listen to these reviews 🤓
Are you just going around posting this exact same thing on every a95l review released today?
@@Caleb_Denisonyou look familiar!
It’s infuriating how Sony still refuses to implement HGiG, or at the very least fix the EOTF tracking when tone mapping is off.
lightly misleading title, it says vs G3 where?
i wish you put the A95L against the G3
but overall great review, way more informative than the 2 hours+ offered by Stop the Fomo
Wow Vincent actually didn't use a random click bait title for his review and named it "Sony A95L QD-OLED Review"
Good job buddy!
Clickbait is in the thumbnail now, better of course as it’s what people see first
i actually stopped clicking on vincent's videos in the past when he would use the nondescriptive title
glad to see he stopped that nonsense
8:04 what a bummer.
I have read some comments on S95C that people experience black screen, or signal drop outs, when gaming. Anyone owning the S95C can confirm that? Cant imagine Samsung flagships has this kind of serious issues
Yes happened to me and many others. Samsung admitted to BAVS Ireland there is a known fault and apparently there is a new board for the OCB that fixes the issues, but in my case Samsung wouldn't ship it, so I got a refund.
Now this explains the extra cost of Sony TVs. The added price is surely worth it given such risks.
@@4g92mit thank you, good to know that Samsung is aware and takes action. Sorry to hear that you are stuck with the problem. They should replace your expensive purchase on warranty though
@@troy5568 A95 77inch is more than the double the price, cant see its worth that. Especially is there is a revision from Samsung
impossible to tell the difference without a reference monitor. Is it really worth the price to pay for SONY to anyone except the most niche consumer?
considering literally no one is going to colour calibrate their monitors anyway, what does this matter? if you truly value and care about accuracy to the point you're going to spend $4k on a tv, just get the reference monitor ffs
That near dark uniformity in Dune looked atrocious. I hope this is just an exaggerated way its recorded and dark movie scenes don't look like that IRL.
I think the S95C has better dark uniformity than A95L
Why the A95L screen have green tint when comparing the 3 tvs together ? It's horrible...yikes.
Unacceptable to be getting lip sync issues with a tv. Like buying a car that occasionally veers to the side, fix it, sony.
my a95l today decided to give me a “no signal” response when i turned on my xbox series x, so i tried my ps5 and got “no signal” again. I hooked them up to my monitor and other tv (a8g) and no problems…so my Sony a95l officially sh*t the bed one month in for no reason at all. The internal apps work but none of the hdmi inputs recognize any devices/consoles. be warned. and no i didnt change anything no cords no settings nothing, worked fine then all of a sudden decided not to.
and for no reason it started to once again get the signal from my series x this morning, adding a layer of frustration cause now i’m unsure whether or not to contact Best Buy about the problem. Stay tuned….
Try starting em up on safe mode
Very helpful review! Which HDMI cable do people recommend for best audio/video performance for the Sony A95L? Thank you!
I couldn’t buy another lg after the c2 83” the nonstop handshake issue with a Xbox seriesX
Aleays buy Sony
the sonjy a95l just comes to late, most people will already have bought a tv i feel....well maybe next season sony
People who want the best wait LG G3 OLED isn't that and Samsung S95C QD OLED isn't that but it's closer then LG G3 to Sony Bravia A95L QD OLED 😂
OLED has low blue saturation.
Most disappointing review from you ever. No measurements, no true comparisons (especially to LG and Panasonic), no addressing of Dolby Vision issues, no calibration details... Where's our real Vincent Theo? I hope some deeper insights come at a later date. No need to compete with useless Digital Trends, Fomo or others of that kind. You are the reference. Do the homework to keep the title.
A95L is not available in Australia, fricking disappointed!
Could you share the settings about A95L calibration please, I want to be compare. Thanks a lot@hdtvtest
I second this lol
Bonsoir,
Utilise RUclips uniquement sur smartphone pour des raisons de santé. Il est malheureusement impossible de traduire vos vidéos en français. Dommage vous disposez d'une excellente réputation.
Pouvez-vous agir auprès de youtube pour cela change. Reste abonné en espérant que ça change.
En remerciements par avance.