Just purchased the 75QNED90 at aafes..2149 and no tax..imo, it is much better than a average or "just ok"..great contrast, color, and brightness and blooming is hardly noticeable in a moderately lit room (we use subtitles and no problems). All these reviews do not equate to the average viewers satisfaction/expectations.
Hey Classy, excellent thorough descriptions of what you test and related video highlighting it. I've had this 2021 8K QNED99 for 2 wks and have been mostly blown away by the TV after tweaks. I agree with the complaint the price is too high but at this point I'm mostly sold on this being a TV I can grow into as more content and gaming is possible at 8K resolutions. I played Gears 5 and Doom Eternal at 8K resolution on my PC and was insanely impressed at the future possibilities of games / engines actually built with 8K in mind. I came from a 2020 Vizio Oled and can see some differences at times and none or seemingly slightly better performance from the QNED99 in others. Xbox series X games also looked great with tweaks to the game optimizer settings. I prefer slightly vibrant colors and received that especially after the latest firmware (3.15.75 up from the 3.15.32 version I had the week before). 3.15.75 seemed to have been released Sunday afternoon. I noticed the built in presets all looked better, notably colors were punchier and the lifted blacks were mostly gone. Setting the energy mode to minimum also helped control some blooming without dimming the brightness too much. I continued to refine the new preset settings with some of your suggestions so thanks for that!! My living room seating is directly in front with very little side seating, but even from the side it looks very good. It is only from very steep side angles or from top down viewing that I can see bad blooming (have it mounted so it is unlikely unless standing up and being over 6'2 tall). Keep up the Classy info.
My new #1 RUclips reviewer with no emotions TV comparisons. You just convinced me now to keep my LG C1. Now, if a someone review and compare the aggressive black crush presence 85" Samsung VA panel from QN85A, I will set. QN90A had WAY OVER THE TOP black crush issue. Also, LG C1 black crush can be minimized by increasing the brightness setting to 55.
A lot of forum members trash QNED. But imo, it's pretty competitive with OLED, and certainly with QLED. Blacks aren't quite as dark, but nothing in nature is truly black. In person it looks very respectable. OLED is sharper, and has more contrast, but it's not night and day difference like some would have you believe.
Hey man. Received my 77” G1 today and I can already confirm that the gamma shift near black is definitely also happening with Boost enabled. I also think that it slightly washes out the colors which I noticed when looking at Spider-Man’s suit in the remaster but I couldn’t measure it yet. Same goes for brightness. Seems a little higher to my eyes but meter not yet here. Numbers to follow soon. I think despite only having a very small channel yet I will also address the issue in a short video just to raise awareness and make LG notice and hopefully fix it.
Your reviews are top notch and focus on the important stuff. Subscribing. Thanks for the content. This QNED is surprisingly good considering where it sits in the pricepoint scale. About 2k now for the 75 is a nice price. That said, for another 500-700 I still think the 77" LG C2 or Sony A80K (or J for that matter) are worth it. Think I'll go with one of those. Thanks bro!!
Overall impressive IPS display. Wish LG would've popped in their A9 processor and a Nextgen TV tuner, but at $100 more than LG A1 OLED there's no reason to gimp down to an LCD.
@@helsonly722 the a1 is a shit oled. 50/60hz display no hdmi 2.1. And very low light comming from the screen. so qned 100 times better. And no burn in risk
Thanks for the review! I like more video review instead of slideshow, but thanks anyway. Also I noticed mistake in the name of the video, need to be LG Mini LED, not LG Micro. Thanks again!
Do you still have it? Was the Yellow problem solved? I have a big issue. I want to upgrade my 55" Q7FN from 2018 to something else, and I am considering 65" C1 and 65" QNED90, problem is both are the same price, around 1700 USD. I am afraid of both burn in and that OLED may be too dim for me. What do you think I should pick? Is the OLED too dim?
This thing did pretty damn good I know nobody expected it to do this good haha Cinema to my eyes looked damn good I liked it more then cinema home but that's probabaly because I'm used to oled lol
@@fepethepenguin8287 I belive this tv could be incredible as imo it seems to already be damn good but if they used a VA panel I couldn't imagine what they could of gotten out of it lol all I know is the ips panel talk is out the window now its truely incredible incredible see what they are able to do with an ips panel
@@fepethepenguin8287 can't wait to see micro led if it actually happens now that is gonna be nuts I know that a few people talked about meeting up with sonu and actually seeing what they are doing and I have high hopes for it I'm an oled guy myself right now but man we are getting there with lcd/led tvs now for sure lol still akot of duds in the bunch tho and that's an issue Sony needs to step up therr led game seems like they are working on it tho
When you guys review the TV's do you use all the settings, or do you dial everything back to keep them looking close to one another? If that's the case the review is flawed because you are handy capping the QNED from it's true potential.
Thanks. Nice overview! Not actually considering an LCD but still curious about QN90A vs QNED 90. Which one handles the blooming better in game mode and why even does the Samsung still have worse blooming game mode than in other picture modes while other brands do not have that? Do they just do another step of processing outside game mode that nobody else does and that would still cause too much latency? I think if I were to buy an LCD I‘d pick the QN95A with 4 HDMI 2.1 ports since we do have that here in Germany.
Samsung is known to gimp their LD algorithm on game mode in favor of input lag that's why their game mode looks bad as compared to outside of game mode. If I were to pick only an LCD & I value image quality on game mode I would go for Sony as they don't gimp their LD on game mode. But personally I'm rocking the LG CX with my PS5.
@@sylvestersterbylauritsen5316 I had the QN90A & I played AC Valhalla on it & realized the subtitles was sometimes bright & sometimes dim. When I played Returnal the image will suddently gets bright them dim. Even on the PS5 user inteface I was able to see the fonts were dim. I was dissapointed the LD on game mode wasn't as strong as outside game mode. I returned back the TV.
@@xBU11ETPROOFx aren't you worried about burn in any? I mean not alot of games have static images but half of mine do on the past. I literally just got the qn90a delivered today but idk if I'm gonna keep it or go for the x95j.....waiting on some reviews since it finally dropped this week.
@@nateturk7298 I bought my CX in May last year & have been gaming a shit ton on it & as of now no burn in. I do my due diligence to not turn off the main power when I'm not using it & only put it on standby so it can do its pixel refresh every 4hrs of use. There're also settings to detect & turn down the brightness of static logos. Now days these OLED panels are lot more resistant to burn in than the panels in the past. Now that my eyes are accustomed to an OLED image quality it's very hard for me to go back to an LCD. That infinite blacks beside a bright image gives that 3D effect that I've never seen on a LCD. Each time I game on my CX it's a joy for me. But of course it all comes down to whether you love what you see, that's what matters regardless of which TV it is.
Say classy This is a great video. I’m looking at the qned90 right now on Amazon it’s going for almost 2200 dollars for a 75 inch tv and the g1 is going for almost 3800 dollars for a 77 inch tv. I guess my question is is it far to compare these 2 TVs. Since I’m rocking a 8 year old Samsung 60 inch tv now, I feel just about anything would be better now. Also why do all reviews are with all the lights off? Is this the only way you can in-joy your oled? I have a few laps on when we watch tv. Would that knock down blooming?
Lights aren't always off. They usually are as it makes it easier to shoot the TV on camera. But sometimes lights are on and then the image is cropped to just show the TV. You could compare it to the Sony X95J and the A80J, as well as the C1. Which one would be best will depend on the use case and what you are watching or playing the most. Any of them should be a massive upgrade to what you have though. And OLED is fine with lights on too. It's just lots of natural light from large windows that it could struggle.
super excellent review, I hope you do in depth gaming review HGIG, input lag, audio with next PS5 firmware update, color and blooming shadow details in game mode my concern QN90A vs QNED90 sound system, I guess Samsung better
Micro-LED will just be a dream for a LONG time for the majority of us who aren't multi-millionaires. Because as FOMO detailed in a recent video, due to the extreme difficulty of accurately placing tiny pixels on a Micro-LED display, (just for 4K , 8K would be EVEN worse) then as odd as it may sound, manufacturing costs for 90 inch 4K Micro-LED flat panels , would be higher than manufacturing costs for 110 inch 4K Micro-LED flat panels, because the smaller 90 inch panels will automatically have tinier pixels than those found on the larger 110 inch panels, although the total pixel count on each TV is the same, since both size panels have the same resolution. So in essence, since the difficulty of manufacturing Micro-LED TVs becomes more intense as the sizes of Micro-LED screens get smaller, then we can expect it to be a long, long time before we see Micro-LED flat panels in the 85 or 75" sizes, selling at Best Buy, for prices that are substantially less than what the consumer can buy a new Lexus for.
Hey classy, with the qned, does the picture get noticeably worse when viewing from an angle below the tv? Ours sits on the fire place so we do have to look up at it a little. I want to upgrade from my nano sm9000. Thanks a bunch
Great video! Is there any scenario where you would get an 85” QNED90 over a 77” C1 at the same price? I’m contemplating getting this QNED90 85” for my living room mainly for live sports and potentially gaming. I own a 77” C9 in my loft that’s where I typically game and watch all my movies. Am I crazy for considering this for the larger screen or am I better off just getting a 77” C1?
Well I know once Calman release the workflow for these TV it's going to be excellent cause the whites going to get whiter and Colours going to just more we just have to wait for Calman to release the workflow for it
Hoping you may be able to answer a question for me about the built in apps for the c1/g1 does it properly match Framerate for 24p content and vise versa for 60p? My shield is is driving me nuts far too buggy and I have given it a fair shake over the years but enough is enough and the ai upscale really isn’t worth the headache but the reason I’m asking about matching content is if it doesn’t match thinking about the revised Apple TV 4K! - thanks
Which is the better tv for movie watching, the Sony X90J or the QNED 90? ( considering the dark room performance of both ) I’m not considering OLED because of the burn in risk so I’m looking for the best led tv with good dark room performance. I’ve ruled out the QN90A because the specular highlights get clipped. The hisense U8G is not available in my region.
QN90A still superior even if it clips specular highlights. The real dealbreakers are the lack of DV and the DSE. The X90J it's not a flagship, it's a category below, maybe you meant the X95J. Than there is this QNED 90 that with its IPS panel goes directly into the "overpriced garbage" category.
LG shouldn’t have even put this QNED tv out if they weren’t going to go all out and make it the best TV it could be. They basically put this TV out and don’t want you to buy it because they want you to buy an OLED!
Least aggressive methods possible. Little shot of air from a decent distance to blow dust off, then if necessary distilled water misted on the area and wipe dry with a clean microfiber cloth.
Because synthetic tests are not everything, and what you will watch are not too extreme synthetic tests and in the end very little representative of what you will watch in real life, in real life what you will watch are Movies, video games and series !!! For bright flowering, the backlight power according to the brightness of the room, that regulates it. As for those who criticize IPS LCDs, know that if you watch your films and series and video games in a lighted room, then this flowering is very limited, or even non-existent. If you are embarrassed by the faults of your television, I know more about the artistic quality (suspension of inconsistency and acting, staging) what you watch. I have an LG 55SJ8500.
@@user-oq4rm5ci9p Image retention is a possibility with OLED but it's not a major issue and is temporary. Permanent screen burn in is also possible but again, it isn't a major issue. In 2015 I bought a 55" LG 1080p OLED. I used it for 6 years and it never had any permanent screen burn in. Temporary image retention happened sometimes but lasted only a very short time (maybe 5 seconds). Six months ago I upgraded to a 65" 4K OLED and sold the old one to a friend and it's still doing great. Permanent screen burn in is possible but so unlikely it's hardly worth mentioning. Also, burn in prevention technology is even better now than it was in 2015 and even that old TV didn't have an issue. Newer OLED TVs are even less likely to have an issue. The only real advantage LCD has over OLED is that LCD can get a lot brighter. If you are someone that likes a TV that can get eye searingly bright then OLED isn't for you. OLED gets more than bright enough for what most people want even in a well lit room. OLED has better blacks, better colors, better viewing angles, better contrast, better motion handling and it doesn't suffer from all the issues you get from having a back lit display like haloing, light bleed and the inability to show pure black. I never said OLED was perfect. I said it is WAY better. I will never go back to any back lit display technology.
Normally we hear led or qled stand for brightness but somehow the lg Qned making their tv dimmer than Oled seem to me the this tv is trash! I don’t think this tv can compete with all Samsung or Sony TVs with my opinion lg also overpricing this tv too
@@DontBeAWhoreAnymoreJesusIsHere Did you encounter that glow that Vincent (from HDTV Test)showed around the woman (greatest showman?) in his review? That looked pretty bad. And if you did experience it how do you minimize it? I would be pissed if I get this TV and I’m watching sports only to see each player moving around with some odd looking glow surrounding their body.
@@XBLdynamatrix I have not noticed that and I only watch VIVID Mode which gets the brightest. Standard Mode gets the Brightest while still looking accurate! Most TV reviewers ONLY test and test Brightness levels on like Calibrated Bright or Dark modes. Not sure how you can test a TV's abilities in the Darkest Modes a TV has to offer. I give Props to Classy for admitting that VIVID is where this TV's abilities Shine!
@@DontBeAWhoreAnymoreJesusIsHere Not saying I don’t trust your feedback but we really need some more reviews of the QNED99 particularly for the 86 inch version which is what I’m eyeing for a possible purchase. I just feel a lot of people’s patience with this TV is very short. Take B The Installer who absolutely left a bad taste in my mouth how he literally trashed the TV with basically every other word that came out of his mouth. I have respect for B so to here him talk like that was surprising. By the way Classy did a pretty damn good job with the QNED 90 review.
@@XBLdynamatrix Yes, Classy could not have done better! I agree, I saw B! He did say he would still mess with it and give it another chance. I think he really wanted to like it. I would love to see more reviews. Whisper74 is getting the TV within next week, hopefully. He is really looking forward to testing and reviewing it! I cannot wait, lol. I believe he will really be impressed!
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Just purchased the 75QNED90 at aafes..2149 and no tax..imo, it is much better than a average or "just ok"..great contrast, color, and brightness and blooming is hardly noticeable in a moderately lit room (we use subtitles and no problems). All these reviews do not equate to the average viewers satisfaction/expectations.
Yeah, they always go after rEfErEnCe quality. lmao. xd
Hey Classy, excellent thorough descriptions of what you test and related video highlighting it. I've had this 2021 8K QNED99 for 2 wks and have been mostly blown away by the TV after tweaks. I agree with the complaint the price is too high but at this point I'm mostly sold on this being a TV I can grow into as more content and gaming is possible at 8K resolutions. I played Gears 5 and Doom Eternal at 8K resolution on my PC and was insanely impressed at the future possibilities of games / engines actually built with 8K in mind. I came from a 2020 Vizio Oled and can see some differences at times and none or seemingly slightly better performance from the QNED99 in others. Xbox series X games also looked great with tweaks to the game optimizer settings. I prefer slightly vibrant colors and received that especially after the latest firmware (3.15.75 up from the 3.15.32 version I had the week before). 3.15.75 seemed to have been released Sunday afternoon. I noticed the built in presets all looked better, notably colors were punchier and the lifted blacks were mostly gone. Setting the energy mode to minimum also helped control some blooming without dimming the brightness too much. I continued to refine the new preset settings with some of your suggestions so thanks for that!! My living room seating is directly in front with very little side seating, but even from the side it looks very good. It is only from very steep side angles or from top down viewing that I can see bad blooming (have it mounted so it is unlikely unless standing up and being over 6'2 tall). Keep up the Classy info.
My new #1 RUclips reviewer with no emotions TV comparisons. You just convinced me now to keep my LG C1. Now, if a someone review and compare the aggressive black crush presence 85" Samsung VA panel from QN85A, I will set. QN90A had WAY OVER THE TOP black crush issue. Also, LG C1 black crush can be minimized by increasing the brightness setting to 55.
A lot of forum members trash QNED. But imo, it's pretty competitive with OLED, and certainly with QLED. Blacks aren't quite as dark, but nothing in nature is truly black. In person it looks very respectable. OLED is sharper, and has more contrast, but it's not night and day difference like some would have you believe.
Great videos my dude. Keep it up. Loving my A80J from all your help
Hey man. Received my 77” G1 today and I can already confirm that the gamma shift near black is definitely also happening with Boost enabled. I also think that it slightly washes out the colors which I noticed when looking at Spider-Man’s suit in the remaster but I couldn’t measure it yet. Same goes for brightness. Seems a little higher to my eyes but meter not yet here. Numbers to follow soon. I think despite only having a very small channel yet I will also address the issue in a short video just to raise awareness and make LG notice and hopefully fix it.
I like the chart and categories that's pretty straightforward. 👍
Your reviews are top notch and focus on the important stuff. Subscribing. Thanks for the content. This QNED is surprisingly good considering where it sits in the pricepoint scale. About 2k now for the 75 is a nice price. That said, for another 500-700 I still think the 77" LG C2 or Sony A80K (or J for that matter) are worth it. Think I'll go with one of those. Thanks bro!!
I think most people that give negative comments about QNED lineup just didn't see TV at all. Or blindly thrash it because of ADS panel.
Fantastic review Classy and yeah it’s nice to see that pop from this tv!!! Absolutely right to wait for this price to come down on Black Friday!
How do you think the QNED compares to the QN85A?
Awesome, Honest, Informative and Detailed Review, Classy! Love it, You Rock Man!
Good video man! like the still image idea instead of side by side. And the new chart is interesting 😬🤘🏼keep it up
Overall impressive IPS display. Wish LG would've popped in their A9 processor and a Nextgen TV tuner, but at $100 more than LG A1 OLED there's no reason to gimp down to an LCD.
You think the A1 is better than qned?
@@helsonly722 the a1 is a shit oled. 50/60hz display no hdmi 2.1. And very low light comming from the screen. so qned 100 times better. And no burn in risk
@@and3rsolsen903 yeah i did more research and went with a80j instead of a1
Thanks for the review! I like more video review instead of slideshow, but thanks anyway. Also I noticed mistake in the name of the video, need to be LG Mini LED, not LG Micro. Thanks again!
Thanks for pointing that out, was uploading it after 3am
Why shouldn’t I be afraid of burn in?
Good question!
Do you still have it?
Was the Yellow problem solved?
I have a big issue. I want to upgrade my 55" Q7FN from 2018 to something else, and I am considering 65" C1 and 65" QNED90, problem is both are the same price, around 1700 USD. I am afraid of both burn in and that OLED may be too dim for me. What do you think I should pick? Is the OLED too dim?
This thing did pretty damn good I know nobody expected it to do this good haha
Cinema to my eyes looked damn good I liked it more then cinema home but that's probabaly because I'm used to oled lol
I bet you... LG could, if they wanted to, make this TV match the OLEDs in dark content and have 1800 nits
@@fepethepenguin8287 I belive this tv could be incredible as imo it seems to already be damn good but if they used a VA panel I couldn't imagine what they could of gotten out of it lol all I know is the ips panel talk is out the window now its truely incredible incredible see what they are able to do with an ips panel
@@reviewforthetube6485 exactly
Now use a VA
brighter LEDs like Samsung or any one else
And
Tune the LDing
@@fepethepenguin8287 can't wait to see micro led if it actually happens now that is gonna be nuts I know that a few people talked about meeting up with sonu and actually seeing what they are doing and I have high hopes for it I'm an oled guy myself right now but man we are getting there with lcd/led tvs now for sure lol still akot of duds in the bunch tho and that's an issue Sony needs to step up therr led game seems like they are working on it tho
@@reviewforthetube6485 they all slacking on LED on purpose
No margins if they make a top level tv
When you guys review the TV's do you use all the settings, or do you dial everything back to keep them looking close to one another? If that's the case the review is flawed because you are handy capping the QNED from it's true potential.
Great review.
Keep It Classy Tech, how do you think is it worth to upgrade from Samsung 65Q70R to 75QNED90?
Thanks. Nice overview!
Not actually considering an LCD but still curious about QN90A vs QNED 90. Which one handles the blooming better in game mode and why even does the Samsung still have worse blooming game mode than in other picture modes while other brands do not have that? Do they just do another step of processing outside game mode that nobody else does and that would still cause too much latency?
I think if I were to buy an LCD I‘d pick the QN95A with 4 HDMI 2.1 ports since we do have that here in Germany.
Samsung is known to gimp their LD algorithm on game mode in favor of input lag that's why their game mode looks bad as compared to outside of game mode. If I were to pick only an LCD & I value image quality on game mode I would go for Sony as they don't gimp their LD on game mode. But personally I'm rocking the LG CX with my PS5.
@@xBU11ETPROOFx
Gamemode on 95A looks good. Local dimming is not broken this time.
@@sylvestersterbylauritsen5316 I had the QN90A & I played AC Valhalla on it & realized the subtitles was sometimes bright & sometimes dim. When I played Returnal the image will suddently gets bright them dim. Even on the PS5 user inteface I was able to see the fonts were dim. I was dissapointed the LD on game mode wasn't as strong as outside game mode. I returned back the TV.
@@xBU11ETPROOFx aren't you worried about burn in any? I mean not alot of games have static images but half of mine do on the past. I literally just got the qn90a delivered today but idk if I'm gonna keep it or go for the x95j.....waiting on some reviews since it finally dropped this week.
@@nateturk7298 I bought my CX in May last year & have been gaming a shit ton on it & as of now no burn in. I do my due diligence to not turn off the main power when I'm not using it & only put it on standby so it can do its pixel refresh every 4hrs of use. There're also settings to detect & turn down the brightness of static logos. Now days these OLED panels are lot more resistant to burn in than the panels in the past. Now that my eyes are accustomed to an OLED image quality it's very hard for me to go back to an LCD. That infinite blacks beside a bright image gives that 3D effect that I've never seen on a LCD. Each time I game on my CX it's a joy for me. But of course it all comes down to whether you love what you see, that's what matters regardless of which TV it is.
It’s going to be awesome to see your review of the Hisense U9DG and wondering if it will be the king of TVs per price point!!!
Say classy
This is a great video. I’m looking at the qned90 right now on Amazon it’s going for almost 2200 dollars for a 75 inch tv and the g1 is going for almost 3800 dollars for a 77 inch tv. I guess my question is is it far to compare these 2 TVs. Since I’m rocking a 8 year old Samsung 60 inch tv now, I feel just about anything would be better now. Also why do all reviews are with all the lights off? Is this the only way you can in-joy your oled? I have a few laps on when we watch tv. Would that knock down blooming?
Lights aren't always off. They usually are as it makes it easier to shoot the TV on camera. But sometimes lights are on and then the image is cropped to just show the TV.
You could compare it to the Sony X95J and the A80J, as well as the C1.
Which one would be best will depend on the use case and what you are watching or playing the most.
Any of them should be a massive upgrade to what you have though. And OLED is fine with lights on too. It's just lots of natural light from large windows that it could struggle.
super excellent review,
I hope you do in depth gaming review HGIG, input lag, audio with next PS5 firmware update, color and blooming shadow details in game mode
my concern QN90A vs QNED90 sound system, I guess Samsung better
I'd like a blooming comparison with qned 95 vs qn95a
Waiting for micro led for your next content.😁
Micro-LED will just be a dream for a LONG time for the majority of us who aren't multi-millionaires. Because as FOMO detailed in a recent video, due to the extreme difficulty of accurately placing tiny pixels on a Micro-LED display, (just for 4K , 8K would be EVEN worse) then as odd as it may sound,
manufacturing costs for 90 inch 4K Micro-LED flat panels , would be higher than manufacturing costs for 110 inch 4K Micro-LED flat panels, because the smaller 90 inch panels will automatically
have tinier pixels than those found on the larger 110 inch panels, although the total pixel count on each TV is the same, since both size panels have the same resolution.
So in essence, since the difficulty of manufacturing Micro-LED TVs becomes more intense as the sizes of Micro-LED screens get smaller, then we can expect it to be a long, long time before we see
Micro-LED flat panels in the 85 or 75" sizes, selling at Best Buy, for prices that are substantially less
than what the consumer can buy a new Lexus for.
Which one do you prefer, between qned90 vs qned85 ?
Hey classy, with the qned, does the picture get noticeably worse when viewing from an angle below the tv? Ours sits on the fire place so we do have to look up at it a little. I want to upgrade from my nano sm9000. Thanks a bunch
Great video! Is there any scenario where you would get an 85” QNED90 over a 77” C1 at the same price? I’m contemplating getting this QNED90 85” for my living room mainly for live sports and potentially gaming. I own a 77” C9 in my loft that’s where I typically game and watch all my movies. Am I crazy for considering this for the larger screen or am I better off just getting a 77” C1?
Get the larger screen qned. If you are watching sports you won't have dark scenes. Also scoreboards etc won't burn in
Tbh the oled technology is still the king when it comes to the color accuracy.
Well I know once Calman release the workflow for these TV it's going to be excellent cause the whites going to get whiter and Colours going to just more we just have to wait for Calman to release the workflow for it
The TV is already very close to D65. The problem is it's too red/pink on this kind of display. So to look like D65 it needs and alternate white point.
@@ClassyTechCalibrationsI will just have to wait and see what calman is going to do
Hoping you may be able to answer a question for me about the built in apps for the c1/g1 does it properly match Framerate for 24p content and vise versa for 60p? My shield is is driving me nuts far too buggy and I have given it a fair shake over the years but enough is enough and the ai upscale really isn’t worth the headache but the reason I’m asking about matching content is if it doesn’t match thinking about the revised Apple TV 4K! - thanks
The built in apps are 60hz. That's what the cinema screen setting is for.
@@ClassyTechCalibrations alright thanks might just go with the Apple TV 4K when I get the chance! Thanks for the help
Which is the better tv for movie watching, the Sony X90J or the QNED 90? ( considering the dark room performance of both )
I’m not considering OLED because of the burn in risk so I’m looking for the best led tv with good dark room performance.
I’ve ruled out the QN90A because the specular highlights get clipped. The hisense U8G is not available in my region.
I think the sony x95j will be better, and I'm pretty sure its cheaper then the qned90
QN90A still superior even if it clips specular highlights. The real dealbreakers are the lack of DV and the DSE. The X90J it's not a flagship, it's a category below, maybe you meant the X95J.
Than there is this QNED 90 that with its IPS panel goes directly into the "overpriced garbage" category.
Classy Tech how far away do you sit from your G1 when you are gaming or TV watching?
7.5'
Why shouldn't one be afraid of OLED burn in?
Hey what is the demo called at 7:14?
where/when was ur live stream?
qned win it is greatest
Which side is oled?
How many 65qned dimming zones?
912
Unless there is a "dimming zone" for every sub-pixel then there isn't enough. 🤣
LD low gives higher contrast ratio than med and max!!!!
What?😐
Because it sacrifices blooming control. So it looks worse to use it.
@@ClassyTechCalibrations
LG dropped the ball with it for real
Im done with lcd
I wanted to see more (movie) scenes for shadowdetails, not those demo's.
LG shouldn’t have even put this QNED tv out if they weren’t going to go all out and make it the best TV it could be. They basically put this TV out and don’t want you to buy it because they want you to buy an OLED!
DUMB question: what should I use to wipe dust off my G1 panel? Haha
Least aggressive methods possible. Little shot of air from a decent distance to blow dust off, then if necessary distilled water misted on the area and wipe dry with a clean microfiber cloth.
Microfiber is good
OLED IS KING.
Why would I buy a QNED when I can get an OLED for not much more.
Because synthetic tests are not everything, and what you will watch are not too extreme synthetic tests and in the end very little representative of what you will watch in real life, in real life what you will watch are Movies, video games and series !!!
For bright flowering, the backlight power according to the brightness of the room, that regulates it.
As for those who criticize IPS LCDs, know that if you watch your films and series and video games in a lighted room, then this flowering is very limited, or even non-existent.
If you are embarrassed by the faults of your television, I know more about the artistic quality (suspension of inconsistency and acting, staging) what you watch.
I have an LG 55SJ8500.
Because QNED is cheaper
@@user-oq4rm5ci9p you get what you pay for. OLED is more expensive but it's WAY better.
@@jimv1983 In what? Blacks - yes. White color - no. Image retention - no. So OLED is not perfect
@@user-oq4rm5ci9p Image retention is a possibility with OLED but it's not a major issue and is temporary. Permanent screen burn in is also possible but again, it isn't a major issue. In 2015 I bought a 55" LG 1080p OLED. I used it for 6 years and it never had any permanent screen burn in. Temporary image retention happened sometimes but lasted only a very short time (maybe 5 seconds). Six months ago I upgraded to a 65" 4K OLED and sold the old one to a friend and it's still doing great. Permanent screen burn in is possible but so unlikely it's hardly worth mentioning. Also, burn in prevention technology is even better now than it was in 2015 and even that old TV didn't have an issue. Newer OLED TVs are even less likely to have an issue.
The only real advantage LCD has over OLED is that LCD can get a lot brighter. If you are someone that likes a TV that can get eye searingly bright then OLED isn't for you. OLED gets more than bright enough for what most people want even in a well lit room.
OLED has better blacks, better colors, better viewing angles, better contrast, better motion handling and it doesn't suffer from all the issues you get from having a back lit display like haloing, light bleed and the inability to show pure black.
I never said OLED was perfect. I said it is WAY better.
I will never go back to any back lit display technology.
Who’s willing to sacrifice their PS5 for the Beta ???
What u mean?
@@NightmareonAnyStreet_ I think he's talking about the ssd expansion
@@stergiovalente oh ok. I am using the new beta now on my ps5 and I didn't know if he was saying something was wrong with the beta or what not
Normally we hear led or qled stand for brightness but somehow the lg Qned making their tv dimmer than Oled seem to me the this tv is trash! I don’t think this tv can compete with all Samsung or Sony TVs with my opinion lg also overpricing this tv too
I have the 8K version QNED and it gets super bright and it blows Samsung out of the water!
@@DontBeAWhoreAnymoreJesusIsHere Did you encounter that glow that Vincent (from HDTV Test)showed around the woman (greatest showman?) in his review? That looked pretty bad. And if you did experience it how do you minimize it? I would be pissed if I get this TV and I’m watching sports only to see each player moving around with some odd looking glow surrounding their body.
@@XBLdynamatrix I have not noticed that and I only watch VIVID Mode which gets the brightest. Standard Mode gets the Brightest while still looking accurate!
Most TV reviewers ONLY test and test Brightness levels on like Calibrated Bright or Dark modes.
Not sure how you can test a TV's abilities in the Darkest Modes a TV has to offer.
I give Props to Classy for admitting that VIVID is where this TV's abilities Shine!
@@DontBeAWhoreAnymoreJesusIsHere Not saying I don’t trust your feedback but we really need some more reviews of the QNED99 particularly for the 86 inch version which is what I’m eyeing for a possible purchase. I just feel a lot of people’s patience with this TV is very short. Take B The Installer who absolutely left a bad taste in my mouth how he literally trashed the TV with basically every other word that came out of his mouth. I have respect for B so to here him talk like that was surprising. By the way Classy did a pretty damn good job with the QNED 90 review.
@@XBLdynamatrix Yes, Classy could not have done better!
I agree, I saw B! He did say he would still mess with it and give it another chance. I think he really wanted to like it.
I would love to see more reviews.
Whisper74 is getting the TV within next week, hopefully.
He is really looking forward to testing and reviewing it!
I cannot wait, lol. I believe he will really be impressed!
In other words all these tv suck
With this price I can buy Sony A80j Oled or even lg c1 instead this trashy tv!
Why is it trashy? Have you used it to have an experienced opinion?