Why I bought the Best 2022 Samsung TVs S95B QD-OLED & QN900B Neo QLED
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==Chapter Index
0:00 Buying Samsung's 2 Best TVs
0:27 Message to Samsung!
2:22 S95B is Samsung's Best 4K TV
7:58 QN900B is Samsung's Best Neo QLED TV
10:31 Other "Best" TVs in 2022 
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Definitely most interested in LG G2 vs Samsung's QD-OLED vs. Sony A95K. I'm sure that I am not the only one.
I was litterly thinking to buy one of those 3 tvs you mentioned... We will see which of these 3 wins at FOMO's review
This year the QD oleds are to small in size. :(
This is exactly what I'm waiting to see, the supposedly top 3 compared to each other
You’re not because I’m too:)
I don't think G2 is going to hold any candle to QD-OLED's. Winner will be probably Sony A95K, combining superior image processing with top tier panel
I envy you because you will have every TV to review that probably everyone wants to own this year. Good video my friend.
Cant wait buddy. We are in for a treat with the QD OLED's im sure!
The Samsung site is a big mess atm with their advertisement for the new tvs. S95b description is extremely lackluster, and as pointed out with the q900b as well. Whoever creating the advertisements for these site should be re-evaluate.
is your QN900B already in? super looking forward to your review and experience with this powerhouse (and curious to your settings)
Looking forward to the reviews
Hello Wich Sams The Frame would you buy? Glossy screen '21 or '22 matte for bright living room (no windows in front of the screen).
And what size: 65, 50, 55"?
I want to know more about the Samsung QD-OLED versus the G2. Also, given the supply chain issues do you think once were well past the pre order period that the QD-OLED will become unattainable?
@v cam Only at high peak brightness!
I was really high on the A95K but ended up taking a chance and pre ordering the S95. I am a gamer and the A95's features are more tuned to cinema. I am certain the A95 will offer better cinema PQ but for the price difference if I can get 95% of the way there with the Samsung I would rather bank that cash. I also have a full Avr system so the audio is irrelevant. It was a tough choice but I am willing to give it a go (while ordering from a source with a generous return policy!)
What everyone seems to be missing with QD-OLED it's not that it has 90% BT2020. But what is important is that it can do the luminance (nits) for all colors and including white at the same nits.
For example a QD-OLED can do 1,000 Nits not just in white but the red, green and blue as well. A WRGB (W-OLED) can do the 1,000 Nits in white but the colors can be as low as under 100 nits for blue and just above it for red and green might be in 200ish nits when the TV sits at 1,000 nits white..
Hence why it washes out colors somewhat and also the perception of QD-OLED being brighter can come from that..
HDR Specular highlights isn't just 'whites'. At times it can be a red bright neon sign or blue or green. A QD-OLED could push a 1,000 nits, and even peak for a short moment close to 15000 Nits in these colors and white..
The biggest flaw it might have is the missing polarization of the screen so the black of the screen doesn't look pitch black when a light shines on it. But with lights to the side or lights off it is pitch black..
I would hope they would be trying to fix that part.
Blu is under 30 nits and red well under 100 nits even in top tier oleds :(
@v cam No, because with the heatsink and the new panel the brightness and also the colors can be boosted more and it is even more burn in resistant. Yes QD-Oled is still better, but price is also a thing.
@v cam Yes I heard of that, but I think LG prices should drop like they always do. We will see.
@@geiers6013 they literally just did. C1 at 48" is $996 on Amazon! It's nuts...
@@TrinityofthePhoenix Thats insane I would absoloutely get one if I would need a new TV. The newer models are not worth like 500 bucks more.
Great stuff. Do you have experience with, or an opinion about, the QN95B? I ask because I can get a 75" for a good price right now.
Thanks for the video
new to your channel but really interested in why you wear those gloves?
great content by the way!
Hi what is the usb 2.0 5v 1A (looks like usb c) under connect box port on TV and what is the usage (purpose) please? Thank you
Nailed it. Go with those.
Passed last year on the 900a because of the 48x on the 65 this year I said 900b 75 inch I’m even more happy now that you said they fixed your complains
We need a S95B vs A95K comparison STAT!
I got my 65” QOLED for 1799 and I totally love it
I'm really interested in the Samsung QN95B, and seeing how it compares to the QN90B, QN900B, and SB95.
This would be a great comparison indeed!!!
QN900B would win though I think
@Zulu Mafia heard picture quality was better on qn95b but idk I'm going today to get the 85in qn95b
Hi, I know It ist not the topic but....
What do tou think about buying now the Sony X95J 75" for the same price of the newer Sony X90K? I want a affordable 75 inch tv used mostly for streaming, no gaming...
Will Samsung release the Q95B in Australia ? See nothing on website only hearing seeing about US& Europe release dates and prices
I’m very curious to see Sony’s Z9K. Also, I would like to see a shootout between Sony’s Z9K vs Samsung’s QN900B. Thanks.
Z9K will destroy any Samsung TV this year
@@Soclean07 fanboy
@@ttacx it's not a fanboyism it's a fact
Not even close. 🤣
Does the sony a95k 55" have a heatsink or only the 65"?
Any thoughts on the 800B vs the 900B???
Would a wider colour gamut make a much of a difference to someone who is colour blind?
Hello! I know, you focusing on TVs, but I will be thankful if you make a guide how to set up Samsung Odyssey G7 VA QLED with PS5 and Xbox SX. Connect through HDMI or DP, how to get best picture and your opinion about this monitor. Thank you!
"Hello Vincent!"
Oh no... 🤦♂️
Any chance you can compare the sony z9k with samsung qn900b ( 85 inches) ?
I’m in the market for the best 2022 gaming tv so I’m definitely going to watch all your upcoming reviews, vs’s, and comparison videos to figure out my best options based on this years tv lineups
Either LG C2/G2 or QD-OLED.
I agree I’m so close to grabbing the G2 -77 just want to see few reviews to make my final decisions but yes that’s the one I’m leaning on because the G1 I have is fantastic all around just looking to go from 65 to 77 now
@@tjazz5696 77” G2 , problem solved and stop wasting time
@@tears2040 but low blue brightness tho
Color fringing occurs on the Alienware QD-OLED. Will this be solved on Samsung or Sony’s entries?
Hi I was wondering what the picture quality difference is between the qn900b and the qn800b is and should I pay the extra for the 900b or is it just the bezel one connect or other things that don't really concern me
Both come with One Connect Box, judging by last year main difference is “Infinite Bezel” which looks amazing, but more importantly is HDR 64x in larger sizes (75” +)
@@tears2040 huh thanks well i guess i have to rethink which one now...
Should I buy s95b or qn900b ? I'm trying to get a 85 inch tv but don't know which one to get ?
I needed a new tv, skipped the QD OLED because, while I want that colour accuracy, I think the larger format is more important for immersion.
Also, in South Africa, where I live; these TV’s are almost twice the price as in the states.
So I went for a 77 inch A80j to get the evo panel, Sony processing, oled and that size panel. It cost me over $5000usd. But I’m pretty sure a 65 inch QD OLED would have been even more. So happy, not happy I am paying that much but nothing I can do about that.
Where in SA? Address so I can stop by
@@blink182bfsftw South Africa
Enough hype . Time to see
For Gaming, I bet LG OLEDs will still be the best this year, especially when it comes to G-Sync & VRR.
Samsung has Freesync premium pro and even though not officially supported with G-Sync it IS working. Because it's HDMI Forum VRR anyway which is what LG OLED is for G-sync.
There is really nothing, but ONE thing LG has over Samsung in "gaming" and that is dolby vision gaming mode. But that is for now and likely for a while useless.
@@loki76 I mean, LG has Samsung beat on price. You can get a 55 inch OLED from LG at $1300. That’s priced around overpriced LCD TVs, particularly from Samsung. But with Samsung rushing out the S95B and the fact that they will no longer put out FUD about burn-in, even more consumers will gravitate to OLED TVs and buy more affordable models, particularly from LG.
@@loki76 yes and lg panel have issue in vrr until the c9 its the same. will see if its the same on qd oled but its a totally different panel, i hope no issue
Hello I am Lukas . Please help me , I can not decide between QE65QN800B and s95 65 inch for mine ps5 :) do you think its better to invest more money in 8k? . Thank you and have a nice day
Do you think the quality of this TV drop dramatically if it will be build in inside put it inside a sliding wardrobe door ?
I still haven’t seen a single wrgb oled that matches the skin tones of the pioneer krp plasma. I only talking calibrated displays.
The 4K 75’ qn95b or the 75’ 8k qn800b wich is the Better buy? Thanks same price $2500.00
But we will see can’t wait to see
Idk what tv to get , qn90b or qn900b, what's the difference besides the price?
I am looking for a 65 inch tv I like the Samsung 4K90A, for 1700 but the 8K8000A is 1999 with is the better tv. Thanks
Heatsink will be the difference in my opinion that really does matter
Dang…did something happen to the OG video or something? I commented, and got a notification for said comment, but it’s nowhere to be found, and it seems like the video changed, or got re-uploaded.
Was ready to buy the S95B until a firmware update. Bait and switch type setup from Samsung. I have an Samsung led full array backlit tha has a screen full of circles where the backlight diffusers have came off. I vowed to never buy a Samsung product again until the S95B came out, glad I waited. Going with the LG C2.
Curious if anyone else is using this with a PC? I'm seeing that the image is shifted. Switching back to the onboard netflix app I'm seeing the same issue so I know it's not a pc/hdmi issue. There is a thin row along the top and left side of the TV that are not illuminated. You can see it with a flashlight. I'm on tech support now. They did a FW reset and the bars shifted to the right and top. This causes a real problem with the picture being cut off at the edge when using a PC.
I have a question please before I buy, what do you prefer samsung qn90a 65 inch or lg c1 65 inch or sony x90j 75 inch or qn85a 75 inch
Can’t go wrong with the LG C1. It’ll have the best picture performance and stunning infinite contrast. If it’s in a dark to moderately lit room, the viewing experience is just amazing. Realistically, not as many people watch TV in a room that has a ton of sunlight coming in, and many people watch TV in the evening anyway. So for the brightness junkies that are obsessed with nits, even though bright room performance isn’t as good as dark and moderately lit, the OLED brightness can be raised to offset that. After a year and a half of owning a 55 inch CX, I’m still wowed every time I turn it on to watch shows and movies, or play video games.
s95b or qn95b, which one is better?
It is depressing that you did not list the most direct competitor to the Q900B, the LG QNED99 (8K IPS LCD). That shows how poorly last years QNED model (8K) performed. I doubt that you will check out the QNED99 (2022), but if the offer comes up, please take it. I am so eager to see your reviews of the QN90B and QN900B. Cheers, FOMO!
Qned99 isn't even close to being a competitor. It's LG IPS garbage. They don't even care to make it as good as it can be.
Awesome vid Mr. Fomo! Looking forward to see all your 2022 reviews. Both S95B and A95k only available at 65" !! That is an absolutely non started for me and a whole bunch of other potential customers out there. i am currently looking to upgrade in panel size to 83"" or larger screen. Will have to wait a full year in the hopes Sony and Samsung get some common sense and make QD-OLEDS in larger sizes!
And 55”
97 G2
@@he.lena21 $20,000+ ………
I fell in love with the 85 inch samaung q900c. I would do anything to have that tv. Maybe someone will get one for me.
I was considering a lg g3 or s95c but the 900b is $1500 cheaper and im going for size hard to choose Wouldn't be bad to be 8K ready?
and what TV would you recommend for the 75" 7" size? the distance will be 3 meters) samsung s95c; QN900B, 8K, or LG G3 But it is desirable that the TV does not break, pixels do not burn out and the TV does not darken. I watch programs - Discovery, National Geographic, I don't play games. What do you recommend, what is the most reliable and brightest?🇺🇦🇱🇷🇨🇰🇬🇧🇱🇹
When can we expect a full review on Samsung's 2022 OLED?
At $2999 and $2599 respectively, I took a chance on a $1999 QN800A 8K tv and don't regret it. I'd rather wait for Samsung to perfect their OLED before I give the S95B a shot. Now, is there a ton of 8K content?? NOPE, not at all. However, the upscaled 4K content looks amazing! I'm replacing a LG B6 OLED that has burn-in for a basement setting and I'm not really disappointed so far.
QN 800A is great TV
8k seems overrated
@@blink182bfsftw The upconvert from 4k to 8k is what makes it worth it, especially 4k bluray discs. 8K itself is not worth it due to lack of 8k content.
Please compare QN90B with Samsung QN95B. I heard it’s coming to US. There is a processor difference between QN90B and QN95B which should improve picture quality compared to QN90B. Trying to make a decision between QN90B and QN95B. It will be really helpful. Thanks in advance :)
If money is no problem best option always QN 95 ..
I am really wondering how much an effect that will have of the picture quality. the QN95B with Neural 20 Ai thread vs 90b with 16 Ai threads on the neo processor.
The price difference is that I could get a 75" QN90B for the same price of a 65" QN95B.. That 75" is likely to have a bigger impact than the processor difference.
Both TVs still have the "Adaptive shape of light" and " Real 3D depth enhancer" and so on. So it might be just the upscaling of lower content to 4K that makes a difference.
Even if it is a little bit better. I am still feeling like having 75" is more of an impact. I mean is it worth nearly $1,000 for the Processor? I think a lot of the cost lies with the "infinity bezel" and connect box and extra charge for it being "premium" etc.
Also don't know if I want to wait all the way to June, maybe even July to be able to get it. If it even comes to Canada at all.
@@loki76 I hope there is a difference in PQ as well due to the better processor. QN800b comes close to sony a90j in a comparison. Also, I really like the idea of one connect box. Its so convenient when wall mounted. I hope it comes to Canada.
Fomo im begging to see what you think of the new qd oled stuff. Digital trends said the Sony A95K was the best tv hed ever seen!!
Has Samsung given any indication if the S95B will come in a size larger than 65 inches?
I want to know this too...
Which QD OLED TV will be king of 2022? The Samsung S95B or the Sony A95K?
I predict the Sony A95K is going to be the superior set, when it comes to pure PQ, color accuracy/science, motion, upscaling, etc. Samsung might have more gaming features, with a lower input lag, and more “2.1” ports…However, the Sony will most likely be the better overall set. Who knows tho. Samsung is definitely getting better, and seems to be taking some feedback, and trying to improve where they’ve needed to.
And then there’s the whole DoVi issue. I just don’t think I could go without DoVi on a QD-OLED. I feel this is where most benefits of QD-OLED, will be seen, based off my prior experience with the HDR formats. There’s just something extra to DoVi, when done correctly.
@@ye-rochawkins5432 The Sony A95K does support some Dolby Vision content but no Dolby Vision gaming unfortunately. I feel like this isn't the year to get a QD OLED TV because both the Samsung and Sony QD OLED TVs are missing features that I want. The Samsung doesn't have a heat sink and the Sony only has 2 HDMI 2.1 ports, 1 being eARK.
@@DarthMaster09 Hey man. I wasn’t saying the Sony didn’t. I was pointing out the A95K does, but the S95B doesn’t. Maybe I mis-spoke, or just wasn’t specific enough in my comment. I’ll have to re-read my comment. But that was a point I was giving to Sony, for having DoVi support…on a QD-OLED.
I think you misjudged how nerdy I am when it comes to my display tech lol. Or tech in general. Bc I was aware of everything you stated…Being someone very intrigued in QD-OLED, who might be upgrading this year, from my LG CX. However, I’ll probably hold off on QDO. I typically never by first Gen product, especially when it’s a first Gen tech. As a technician, I know the issues that new tech can have. And I just really don’t wanna be another early adopter.
DoVi gaming is a no concern to me at this point in time btw. It is not true DoVi(Dynamic metadata). Sure, it has some benefits Vs HDR10, if implemented correctly…but the entire purpose of DoVi is dynamic metadata.
z9k!!! that thing promises to be a beast!
Yes a beast of blooming
@@Marco07081975 it's totally possible but i hope it will perform better than the x95k
Are you planning on looking the the larger 85” sizes this year?
What about the z9k being the greatest competitor to the qn900b?
Z9K will destroy it
Z9K will own QN900B because of the improve backlight master drive (Don't take my word it, just a guess)
Expensive
The QN90B has last year's quantum processor whereas the QN95B uses the new neural processor. You'll see differences in pq, upscaling, depth eg.
Do you know if the S95B is using the old or new processor?
@@Usman012813 The S95B uses the new Neural Quantum Processor, as it's called, too.
QN 95 always best option
Are you sure about that? If you go to Samsung's website, it says Neural Quantum Processing, BUT once you go into more specs, the Neo Quantum Processor is listed under Picture Quality.
Marketing buzzwords
What about the qn800 over the qn95b?
UGH, 8K TVs are hampered by many things and never worth the premium IMO - QN95B is the better TV period.
If you think the Sony LCD TVs with Miniled backlight might be good, then get one of those.
Aren't 8k models from Samsung always less bright then their 4k counterparts ?
Ok Question. The colors on this seem neon, over kill, and unrealistic. Can it be toned down to be more life like? Appreciate anyone’s feedback.
s95b release date???
so the 65" LG2 is 2200usd , the LGc2 is 1700 and right now the S95b is 1800 , i game and watch streamed content is this a no brainer to jump on the S95b?
I'll go for qdoled unless qn900b will be able to achieve zero blooming performance
It does actually, watch FOMO podcasts with other youtubers, well it does unless you sit 1 feet away.
WOLED will be a relic of the past in 2-3 yeears, with QD OLED and Neo QLED are objectively much better technologies.
0 blooming, much better brightness and contrast and additionaly for Neo QLED (miniLED) no burn in risk and being cheaper.
Only caviat is lack of Dolby Vision, which sucks and defeats the point, if we don't get tone mapping.
But at 99% DCI-P3 vs 120% DCIP-3 and each color R, G and B acheiveing 1000 nits on QD OLED and 2000 nits on Neo QLED that Samsung could be perfectly accurate with manual settings in HDR, since even without correct tone mapping it could be accruate due to share hardware matching specs.
Good video....your forgetting that qn95b has better upscaling with neural upscaling x20 vs 16 on qn90b...might not make a difference, but does apply to picture quailty
Upscaling what though? If someone primarily watches high quality content then this really doesn’t mean much.
I only watch 4k and HDR
Netflix,Hulu,Amazon Prime and of course any other high quality stream or blu-Ray discs
@@tears2040 I agree. If it only really applies to upscaling lower content to 4K, then that processor difference won't matter as much..
Also the price of a QN95B 65" is the same price of a QN90B at 75".. I feel the bigger size has more overall impact. Especially if you mostly consume 4K native content anyway.
I mean going forward and already now, all movies and TV shows are 4K and HDR. So the upscaling to 4K is just older stuff and maybe if you watch cable TV.
My only concern is if the processor makes a much deeper impact on the "Real 3d depth" or not. But I cannot see it having that much of a difference.
@@tears2040 lots of stuff on streaming services is only 1080p &/or SDR
And the Z9K?
Its too expensive so people don't talk about it. Doesn't matter if its better or not, which it almost certainly will be. Obviously its not going to be as good as the Z9D for blooming as it will be brighter and also they can't have each individual LED as a dimming zone but it should be close.
QN95B has the Neural quantum processor with 20 Ai Threads. QN90B has Neo Quantum with 16 threads. So you clearly didn't check the specs in detail.
Good job 👍 95B do have better image quality and upscaling. I haven’t seen the 90B yet in real but I’m testing the qn95b now and for gaming it looks better then any tv (that include oleds too) so I’m not even excited about test the ones from lg this year, seems Samsung and Sony will carry the torch with most improvements.
The Qn95b is a dream tv overall but especially in games, it’s not one game that G1 look better, yes it’s that good so we looking for a really shiny year of TVs with actually decent upgrades.
I’m very excited to test the S95 foremost but it’s hard to imagine it will surpass 95b even if it probably will, just skeptical about first year a design hit the market as we seen with hd ready, hdmi 2, hdmi 2.1, earc etc.
it’s always been some issues but I’m open to be surprised.
@@TVNorway Should make some video review of the 95B. There isn't any out there yet.
@@loki76 I’m not allowed do it now sadly and assume others sit in the same boat without the possibility or I wouldn’t be allowed to test it. ☺️
I could make a video later when I’m allowed as a private person and my job is done, but I think the most interesting will be to see how S95 is side by side with QN95B but there is also the Sony which always have good colors so will be my top 3 on the list.
I test mainly what looks and play best for games foremost and I can only say right now the Qn95B looks and play better then anything previous so it’s a keeper for me in all aspects but I would recommend wait for tests before deciding to buy one, even if I’m sure it’s best on market now it might change soon. ☺️
My advice is to look at various reviews when they all come out and see in store if possible so you can adjust settings yourself.
Should be some short reviews from the QN90B out there, saw one short but the contrast could been showed better but I think he just hadn’t the time to do it even if it still showed it’s quite good but dark levels are quite stunning for a led tv.
But yes I will take in consideration make a few comparisons later, never done it before so could be fun try something new. ☺️
FWIW. Just how reliable can these reviews prove to be when performed and presented by someone who uses eyeglasses without any lenses? Notice the high glare from the dark frames, while the lens area is totally free of prescription glass, and therefore any reflections.
How does the qn90b compare to the qn900a ?
QN 900A infinite screen is masterpiece
@@trumpameri1638 I agree, I actually own a qn900a but I still have 2 months to return it if need be. I do love the look but the performance is what’s most important to me. I hear that the black levels and gaming features on the qn90b are much better than the qn90a but can’t find a comparison to the qn900a. Appreciate the input 👍
Mickey called, he wants his white globes back
Mines comes in Wednesday
Yea why doesn’t no one mention the Sony Z series? That’s their real master class tv
Because he's a Samsung fanboy
Where OD Zero?
The title implies you will be comparing s95b to qn900b.. but where is this comparison?
About to order qn90a 85”. FOMO is real. Not sure if I should wait…
I would check some reviews making comparisons to new 90B. I personally wouldn't go with last years 'A" version.
@@loki76 may I ask why? The prices have obviously come down and there’s always something newer and better coming, you know?
@@cheefussmith9380 Because I don't like how the QN90A dims/crushes the HDR specular highlights in dark scenes, or the black crush it can do. I also as in gaming don't like the much slower backlight causing slow transitions in dimming that can take 1-2 seconds on the 90A. The blooming is worse and more harsh as well. All in all the 2022 "B" version fixes all of that almost to perfection. This is what makes it worth the extra money. Besides comparing last years models prices today isn't the same because when they launched they cost just as much as the new one does today.
The point is that QN90B has now come really close to being almost perfect and it makes a big difference in movie watching and gaming etc. For a TV I would keep for several years I rather pay a little extra and get the best possible at time of buying than save some money and have years of "It could have been better" when I notice the flaws.
QN90A was a nice first attempt but Samsung made a few decisions that became flaws in their eagerness to keep black levels. Also at that time they didn't have the new technology with the adaptive shaping of the light and more luminance steps.
The QN90B for being MiniLED comes damned close to OLED but retains all the benefits of being really bright in HDR and shadow detail etc.
It's exciting. I pay extra for that.
@@loki76 thank you for your thoughtful reply! I’m struggling with this obviously. I’d like an 85” to go up in our entertainment room. I’m going to pair it with a Sonos system and I’m very excited about it. The problem is I’m not sure I can justify more than 3k for a tv, you know? I agree it’s not the same as last years model price wise, but I also don’t buy new cars. Know what I mean?
Where's QN90B ?
Premium 4K Miniled
What does HDR x64 do???
Lol, nobody truly knows, bc it’s marketing jargon. Basically, it’s Samsung made up term for differentiating their HDR performance tho. So a larger value/number, equals better performance.
This is dumb tho. Samsung needs to stop this terrible marketing. It just turns me right off.
@@ye-rochawkins5432 lol
What kind of marketing turns you on.. 😅
So it doesn't do anything? I was thinking that it was the way the algorithm ran the dynamic zones
@@TheLateral18 Good point lol. There is definitely marketing I get down with. Mainly when they actually state raw specs and performance, rather than making up new terms to confuse consumers.
It’s not that it doesn’t do anything…it’s that it’s a made up spec. It’s not necessarily how the algorithm is running the FALD zones. But more of a label to distinguish different tiers, to try and differentiate the HDR performance. Which sure, HDR performance does coincide with the FALD algorithms. But you can’t put a value on the speed of a backlighting system, or the performance of said algorithm, by just saying HDR 64x…blah, blah, blah lol.
See the issue here…? It basically means nothing at the end of the day. Just that they put a greater value, on the sets that have the better HDR performance. Even sets that might have the same HDR”x” ratings, might not have the same HDR performance.
@@ye-rochawkins5432 I imagine the HDR X zones is a combination of dimming zones + nits put together..
Dear Mr. Fomo, you didn't mention the LG QNED which has 2500 dimming zones... So not the Samsung has the most dimming zones at the market, but far better the local dimming algorithm on the Samsung.
LG only OLED... LED LG never win vs Samsung
Qd oled always wins the quantum colors. The first oled worth the flagship name
Finally a Samsung TV worth buying
Sorry. The no Dolby Vision is a deal breaker for me. Gonna see how the lg’s with the heat sink compare with the Sony qd oled. I’m almost certain the sony will be the overall best tv of 2022. Their processor with that tech and the the hdr format support scream win tbh.
Can you see a difference between DV and HDR 10+? I do read abt it a lots, specially tv enthusiast.
But only 65” max unfortunately. I’ll get a 77” G2 and be good to go for awhile I think
@@patrickm1092 yes. Both are good but prefer dv. Also there is a lot more dv out than hdr10+. Only Amazon prime uses hdr10+
I wonder how Samsung's algorithms will work with OLED.
The QN90B is amazing
Gaming look amazing too?
@@beansgamers7891 Yep
Why would you buy the S95b if you’re getting the a95k?
To see if the heatsink makes any difference. It's $1,000 price difference.
Why spend that on an A95K if it might not offer something substantially different.
Panasonic LZ2000
Sony a95L
Schitty chicken... Schitty shrimp... SOUTHPARK!!
BEST mini-led TV - Sony Z9K not Samsung...
True, Z9K would be the best LCD for this year
Why I would not buy either of these Samsungs:
1. No Dolby Vision
2. No LCD or LED will compete with QD-OLED with color, on or off center axis. While early QD-OLED TVs will be limited in size (65” max). They will eventually get larger and having great off axis image qualities providing the top visual immersion.
To what I can recall, I think measures are already out for Dell QD-OLED to be at 80% BT2020, and 99% DCI-P3. Not sure how Samsung would be able to push 100% BT2020 with same panel.
Edit: I went back and checked, Sony is 90% BT2020.
Where did you get those measures ?
@@Marco07081975 Out of his ass.
@@Marco07081975 digital trends.
The best Samsung I don’t know about that plus in this video he doesn’t even have the TV in front of them testing it
QD OLED The best ever better than all the TVs of last year and the year before that I don’t know about that I seen the review of this TV already and it does have issues. So don’t get jacked up on this hike train of stop the fomo!
Deja Vu lmao
I will not buy Samsung TVs unless they support Dolby Vision. Please let them know that many of us are waiting for that reason.
DV still nothing special to smell
No Dobly Vision. What a stupid move by Samsung.
Samsung again with misleading marketing some things will never change
Samsung cannot use the registered name "OLED" because is an innovation introduced and invented by LG.... Indeed the named QLED, making thing customers it was similar or almost equal to the Lg OLED....but it's not.... Price of Qled Samsung are high as Lg Oled, but there are a lot of differences between the 2 types. Video quality is no way better on Oled than Qled (qled = modified Led technology).... energy comsumption is higher on QLed and overall quality is worst on Samsung.... so if you want quality and spend the right amount of money -----avoid Samsung
Last year you said Samsung was buying someone else’s panels and sucked 😂😂😂, now they provide panels to Sony
Samung are no good they rushed there products
Sometimes they rush products