I just got a brand new 75" full array TV and I can't believe the level of contrast. It's almost at OLED level, but without the worry of burn in and at least 25% cheaper.
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I don't know why but you are an extremely likable person. I imagine if you hire a master of his class editor your channel will explode. Wishing you great success on your RUclips journey and thanks for the content.
Thank you so much for this video! It really helped me understand the differences between edge lit, direct, and full array, so now I know what to look for when purchasing a new TV! God bless you, too.
I recently purchased an LG NanoCell tv that was edge lit. Brought it home and absolutely HATED it, took it back and exchanged it for a different LG NanoCell tv that's full array and I am LOVING this tv! Such good quality in both a well lit room and a dark room, not one or the other. Disclaimer: the settings out of the box were good, but I did tweak them a bit to my liking.
Thanks so much for sharing your experience brother! Your personal experience makes it helpful for others to differentiate between the different lighting tech. God bless.
@@primetime5725 Yes, LG Nano90 series and above use Full Array LED. Below those series using either Edge Lit LED and Direct LED. Don't know why LG use those combinations...I guess they want to make it affordable. Recently I also want to pick LG Nano86 which is IPS w/ Edge Lit LED. But to see your bad experience about it and Babit's explaination about more vunarable to have backlight bleeding, I cancel to purchase it. Thanks God, before it's too late...
It really is! I just bought a 65" full array and have been blown away by the picture quality. I never knew a non OLED could produce such deep inky blacks.
Hello from Australia 😊, just purchased LG 75QNED86 2024 which is Edge Lit. Being in my early sixties, i cannot fault the viewing aspect of this TV. I have never been concerned with high quality sound or vision as ive had over 30 years of analogue tube watching lol. It came with sound bar and complimentary wall installation at a price of AUS $2150, which compared to later tech is a complete no brainer. I believe that the quality of this tv is going to satisfy most people, sure the high end tv may be clearer or sharper with best contrast , however my LG is still of excellent viewing and for most people who just want a clear crisp picture for less money is why i recommend this technology.
Thanks for your comment. Congrats on your brand new LG TV. You made a good choice with the QNED86. Its a great TV for the price. Love from India. God bless.
Great u made this 3yrs ago but still this is the the best oit of the most videos... Is that sony bravia 3 S30 uses edge lid or Dled? Does it better than LG qnd 83/82T's edge led?
Thanks for your comment and kind words brother. Sony uses DLED but LG and Samsung's Edge lit Tv's are pretty well made for most bits. But obviously the DLED will have the better backlighting overall.
Not all local dimming works the same, and certain types of local dimming work better than others. For instance a manufacturer can claim local dimming in Edge Lit as well but it is a term loosely used and will not be as effective (In fact its gimmicky) as a Full array. With Direct LED Local dimming will be comparatively better than Edge Lit's but cannot compete with Full array as it lights up and dims each zone on a scene by scene basis in Full array LED's. Also, please note that I mentioned that Direct Lit TVs, like Full Array TVs, have LEDs placed throughout the back of the television (but fewer of them), so in effect even in terms of Local dimming it will be better than Edge Lit's but nowhere close to the Full array LED's.
So I am just asking, Samsung's Qled line-up TV has edge-lit backlight but reviews are very good. Should I consider buying a Samsung Qled tv? more likely I'm thinking of the frame tv.
The frame is a very good TV from Samsung. The lighting and the ghosting on panels will vary from unit to unit. But overall, it’s a great choice. 👍🏻 you can absolutely go for it.
@@anhad004 both TVs are great. I have always said that just because a TV has edge lit doesn’t mean it’s going to be bad. The panels and the lighting standards are maintained well by Samsung. Even the Sony X8000h has edge lit LED panel but it only has 50hz panel whereas the Samsung has a 120 hz panel. So my personal pick among the two would be the Samsung.
Great video i learned alot. i just bought a edge lit 56in qled tv im seeing beams of light coming up from the bottom frame of tv. None around sidesor top Would this be a malfunction or normal? When the screen has a bright colorful picture i dont see them only when picture is darker. Its quite annoying
Thanks brother. And sorry to hear about your experience. It depends. If the light is kinda patchy and discoloured meaning all light in the backlight more or less are of the same color but if the color of this light from the bottom is different than it’s an issue. Also if it’s too pronounced than the other light areas it could be an issue. So it’s best you get it checked brother.
@@BabitSingh its 65in not 56. But the lights im talking about are pure white color Looks like mini led flashlights beaming up behind the frame on bottom. If i pull frame back tiny bit the light beams go away but come back soon as i let off. If the picture is bright and vivid i dont notice anything. Only if its black on bottom like when watching in a app thats not full screen. And stupid Samsung doesn't let you change aspect ratio when in amazon or Disney
@@audirx8 Hmmm, you may want to get this checked then brother. Although, it does not seem to be an issue since its not effecting the picture quality forming any discoloration but its always good to be double sure and getting it checked is the right way to go.
Super helpful, thanks for explaining this! I'm looking at the difference between the SONY KD-85XH9505 with direct LED vs the SONY XR-85X95J with full array. I can't tell if there are any other differences between the two, only that the KD has 120 HZ and the XR only 100, which seems like an issue since there's a $1500 difference in price? Am I missing something that you could share and what would you recommend between those two?
My pleasure brother. Get the Sony X95J. Its got Full array local dimming just like the KD-85XH9505 plus it supports HDMI 2.1, the Sony KD-85XH9505 only has HDMI 2.0 and therefore it cannot do 4k@120hz. The X95J can actually do 4k@120hz with HDR since it supports HDMI 2.1. If I were you I'd go with the Sony XR-85X95J brother. If you do want to get some Current Gen gaming done on the TV, you are better off going with the X95J brother.
@@Inoveon That's quite a difference in the price. I think even if you game that is quite a steep difference. You may also want to check out some of the TCL models with mini LED's, they offer great value for money. And if you do not fancy Dolby Vision so much then may I also suggest you check out the Samsung QN90A brother.
Perhaps, but I'm not sure about the exact repair costs. If its a panel issue then it may cost really high. But for any other mechanical issue, not so much, irrespective of whether it's an Edge lit or a DLED lighting.
Thanks for asking brother. Although they are edge lit, their execution and implementation is superb. The TV has deep blacks and no lights oozing out from the corners/edges. I own an Samsung AU9070 myself and can completely vouch for how good Samsung's edge lit TV's are. Also, The Frame 2021 comes with Dual LED Backlighting (One for Cool and one for Warm). The Frame 2021 is a great value for money TV and you can go for it, for sure!
@@BabitSingh thanks for clearing this concern of mine 😃 thats a relief, as of my bedroom's bright environment qled fits fine. going for the frame 2021, thanks again ❤👍🏻
I need 43 inch 4k for my room, But I looked the Sony X85J with HDMI 2.1 and 120hz (Direct Led) vs Costco Vizio MQ6 Full Array but 60hz and HDMI 2.1. Which way would you go? Thanks in Advance!
Thanks for asking brother. It depends on your requirements too, if you are into gaming on the PS then Sony is the way to go cause it comes with. Native refresh rate of 120hz. Although the Vizio benefits from having a Full array panel but lacks Local dimming therefore you can't enjoy local dimming on this Full array panel. Plus it is limited to 60 hz refresh rate, so if you are into PS5 gaming then you might as well stay away from it. The Sony X85J misses out on VRR but is a brighter panel with a much better contrast ratio. if I were you I'd still go with the Sony in this comparison brother.
Could u please tell me what kind of LED is on Samsung UE55CU7092UXXH cause I can’t find it anywhere. It says it’s just LED. The other model has specified E-LED, but what does it mean when it’s just LED? Thank u!
What about the backlight issues on the full array? I have a Samsung q60 65 in for 5 years and it's edge lit. I'm assuming I've of the back lights went out because the left side has a dark shadow now. Is that only a problem with edge lit? I don't wanna have a similar issue if i get full array
I was searching for a moniter and came across the backlight specification as "WLED", nothing else was mentioned. So is it a Edge lit, Direct or full array ?
Backlight is a different thing brother. WLED and LED are basically the same in short. You may need to check its backlighting info separately. As you can have a LED or a WQLED with both edge lit or direct lighting.
@@MrJohnnyDistortion You can have Full Array even in Direct Lit TV;s brother. Mini LED is also a sort of Direct lit, just the numbers of LED's are more since they are smaller allowing for better Local Dimming. So Mini LED FALD panels will always be better than just Direct Lit FALD panels.
Great video. What is your opinion on the 2020 Samsung frame TV? It has black levels almost as good as an oled but is edge lit with no local dimming. How do you think Samsung managed to achieve such deep black levels? Is it because of the contrast ratio of over 8000?
Great question brother. Well, the blacks are still not as deep as OLED's but they have done a great job I agree. Samsung uses dual LED Backlighting in their Frame TV's, one for cool colors and one for warm which also helps with the color balance and contrast ratios. And yes, the TV has very good contrast ratios, that could also be one of the reasons why the blacks look good. Lastly I'd also like to mention that it's a VA panel and compared to an IPS panel, the VA panel will also dish out better contrast ratios and will have better blacks than an IPS panel.
Will today's product descriptions always distinguish between these three types of LED? Sometimes I will see suppossedly higher-quality tvs listed as plain old "LED." Are we to generally assume this product description imples the lowest type, edge-lit LEDs?
Generally manufacturers do not disclose backlighting tech in their spec sheet. They just mention the panel type and if its a QLED they will mention that as well as it works FOR them.
Thank you so much for your kind words brother. Means a lot! Thank you for noticing the Cross. On the wall and in our hearts brother. Everywhere! :) Our Lord fills us with joy. God bless.
@@iamsathya the Amazon comes with Fire TV OS and personally I prefer the Android TV OS over the Fire TV. So it comes down to that preference. Plus the Hisense Tornado comes with MEMC which is missing in Amazon Fire TV and not to forget it comes with that 102 watts speaker so you won’t have to spend extra money on a sound system. So my money would be in the Hisense Tornado over the Fire TV.
Hi there, thanks for the explanation. Is backlight bleeding just happened to LED TV with Edge Lit only or can happen to Full Array LED TV too? Because I plan to buy LG 50Nano86 series, And in the specs it say powered by Edge Lit LED not Full Array LED... And there are some says that Backlight bleeding common happen to IPS panel with Edge Lit LED TV? Which LG Nano86 series have IPS panel. And this seldom happen to VA panel with Edge Lit LED TV? Is that true? As the only Nanocell series with Full Array LED are Nano90 series and above. But they are not available in 50 in. Could you give some advice? Recently I just consider to take whether Samsung 50 UA9000 or LG 50Nano86, but from many reviews LG Nanocell series have more advantages than Samsung Crystall UHD TV series like UA9000. And after see this video. I afraid they will have backlight bleeding issue because using Edge Lit LED.
Thanks for asking brother. Backlight bleed can happen on any TV. They are LED's after all, its just the volume and placement of them that's different. But since they are LED's irrespective of the cost, manufacturer or Backlight technology, bleeding can happen on any LED TV. IPS panels with Edge lit are comparatively more likely to have bleeds than a VA Panel. Having said that an alternative to the LG could be Samsungs QLED line up form 2021. They are comparatively cheaper and have more features. You may want to take a look at them. I personally own a Samsung AU9070 (2021 model) which is a VA Edge lit panel and am very happy with the gray uniformity, black levels and backlighting overall.
@@BabitSingh thanks bro for sharing opinion. So you suggest, IPS panel with Edge Lit LED Is bad combination as it has more chances to get backlight bleeding.
@@henrichandrew Anytime brother! Compared to a VA panel, yes. But as a standalone technology, many of the first few TV's we saw a few years back were mostly IPS and Edge lit panels. Don't get me wrong, LG makes great TV's and each unit is different to another. If you do get a trouble free unit, the chances are it will see you through the next 5-6 years without any issues. But based on numbers, IPS edge lit panels are comparatively more vulnerable to Backlight bleed than VA Edge lit panels. But they are still great for viewing angles and bright colors.
@@BabitSingh from you explaination just now, that will be my concern about the disadvantage of IPS w/ Edge Lit LED. Fyi, I use Samsung smart TV, before Tizen era 'till now and I guess using VA Panel w/ Edge Lit LED, never has backlight bleeding issue. And still work perfect 'till now. Recently I want to replace it with Samsung 50UA9000 Crystall UHD TV, until I got info about LG Nanocell TV series. And makes me re-consider, which one of these TVs to replace my old Samsung HD TV... Before this video, I almost purchase LG 50Nano86, which is great TV. But now, I guess, I've to go back to my root, which is back to Samsung UA9000, It has good performace with high value of money and I can save about $200. Thanks again bro...greeting from Indonesia.
@@henrichandrew Anytime brother! The Samsung Au9000 series is a fantastic TV but is limited to 120hz 1080p, in case you want the best of Samsung, go in for their Frame 2021 TV in 55 inches or above cause only their models which are 55 inch and above have native 4k 120hz panels. And they also come with dual LED tech which is quite cool.
Not sure if this explains the difference between Direct Lit and Full Array. I believe Direct Lit does not have local dimming, which is a huge difference. Even Edge Lit TVs use local dimming but in larger sections. Please let me know if these are in fact true.
If it’s Direct lit and has local dimming it’s known as full array and if it’s direct lit and does not have local dimming it’s simply known as a direct LED or DLED. Edge lit TVs can also have full array local dimming but they aren’t as effective since the spread of light is not as scattered across the panel as a Direct lit TV.
Very detailed and helpful. Subscribed. Could you please make a video on Full Array LEDs available in India and which one would be better. Thanks a lot!
@@chillflix4031 the X82L comes with an IPS panel and this may cause an IPS glow brother. Backlight bleed will have uneven lighting and sometimes different color of light. If your lighting is even and there is still excessive light making the blacks a bit greyish, this could simply be a case of IPS glow. You could try using some LED lights behind your TV as this can help a bit. Like the ones I have behind my TV in my videos.
Why do the more expensive Lg models 55QNED823RE use Edge led, while the cheaper 43QNED753RA or 43UR73003LA, which is a regular model, use D Led? What's better than that?  Povratne informacije
Its the manufacturers choice and it also depends on the implementation. I have a Samsung AU9070 which is also an Edge Lit but it seems as if its a DLED panel, thats' how good it is. Mini LED's are the better ones.
Motorola ZX pro has an Edge lit panel. But there is nothing wrong with having an edge lit panel. It meets the needs of the budget segment and the ZX pro is a good offering at the price.
@@ShajahanShaffi depends on your priorities and budget. For example if you like sound then does it have a sound bar attached with Dolby Atmos, if it’s picture clarity that you seek then what panel type does it have? If you want to future proof the. Android 10 is definitely a better option. And simply put if you want a good television I’d personally look at at least a Android 10 TV, dual band wifi, local dimming, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. Also make sure it has a minimum of 350 nits of brightness. Panel decision will depend on your budget. A full array LED is definitely on top of the list but if you are on a tight budget then a good tv with all the above features may miss out on having a DLED or a Full array panel. The Motorola ZX pro is a good example of that, it does have everything except for the panel which is Edge lit. So I guess you have to list your priorities and buy according to your budget and priorities.
@@phaneendra92 Thanks for asking. Vu Action TV 55 inch uses a VA Panel . Its an 8 bit + FRC panel and its a DLED panel. I would suggest you buy the Hisense Tornado over VU Action TV. Both are essentially the same TV but the Hisense tornado is Rs. 5000 cheaper. You can check out the Hisense tornado here: amzn.to/3d2a9cu
@Babit Singh Thank you I was looking the specs of a Panasonic TV jx700s and it says it had local dimming. I'm currently looking for a TV at about the same price range.
@@mndrgs At that price range even if it has local dimming I'm not sure if it will actually do justice to it. But I can recommend the Samsung AU9070 at that price range in the 43 inches as its a great TV. Although it does not have Local Dimming but its picture quality is fantastic.
Thanks for asking The TCL C715 is a QLED. Kindly watch this it may help: ruclips.net/video/4zzZ7CTymyw/видео.html. If you only want to buy a QLED then the Mi QLED is comparatively better than the TCL C715, it is slightly brighter and since Mi is more established in India than TCL in terms of support network, my choice will be Mi. But if you don't want to buy a QLED then my pick would be the Hisense Tornado 55 inch, its a great TV at a great price (amzn.to/3gefzTF). There is currently a sale going on where you get it at just Rs. 43,999. Kindly check the link I have provided.
Sir plz ans kro me apna tv replace bhe kra chuka hu same problem arha hai dark room me right side corner pr backlight issue ho rha tha bhoot disturbing hai after replacement bhe yahi problem ho rha hai sir kya kru
@@BabitSingh Bro 2 unit jo aya me wo check krwa liya unhone last time jesa pic bhe liya abhi under process hai but wo bol rhay hai ke esa har tv me mile ga kr k to Bhai me kya kru smjh nhi arha 1.50lk rps pay Kiya hai pr ye itna sarda tv kase deliverd kr skte hai means Sony kya he quality dera hai customer ko Plz suggest me kya kr skta hu bhaiya
@@chillflix4031 If its an IPS TV brother, it may have an IPS glow, kindly check what IPS glow looks like online and see if this is what your TV is experiencing.
Hi I ve just changed a Samsung q60a because of a really bad ghosting with using my ps5, I got instead a Panasonic tx43hx940 (I don't have too much space in house) wich has a great image and no ghosting issues but I guess is edge lit because I can see in bright scenes a brighter line around the edges is this normal right?it s not a faulty unit?
I'm not sure I can comment unless I have seen the brightness of the light around the edges. But as long as it does not impact the picture quality you should be good. Also, check is the lighting even and of the same color or is uneven and also displays yellow or white or blue. If its even, you are good.
@@BabitSingh thank you so much for the answer, the lighting seems to be even and not different colour only more bright then the image from edges. But you can see this brighter edges only in particular scenes not always like for example during a really bright scene yes and not in the darker scenes especially we re seeing in static image with light colour like white
Yea great video man 👍 the Samsung 65inch Q900TS for 💲3,000 is only direct lit n for that much money is fucking insane to me why the fuck did Samsung not make the tv full array seriously thinking about not buying it because it is not full array
Yes brother. The Samsung's and the Sony's of the world are getting their backs cracked as the budget segment has proven that you can produce great TV's without charging a bomb to consumers.
From your suggestion instead of buying Nokia tv 65 inch at 55k, I bought samsung tu8570 55" at 63k from reliance degital.. although it's have edge led,,but it's quality is far better than budget brand tv.. I hv no complaint with this tv except it's motion while watching low bit stream sports stream.
Good explaination there brother. But I have some confusion here about the local dimming zones. One like Sony 55X90J, which say has 20 local dimming zones. In this term, 20 local dimming zones mean this TV has 20 pcs led backlight which can do local dimming each or this tv has hundred of led backlight which divide in 20 zones for the local dimming?
@@BabitSingh Thanks. Anyway which one is better. SONY 55X90J or HISENSE 55 U6G? These two both have local dimming zones. SONY has 20 zones and HISENSE has 32 zones, but HISENSE already QLED and less $350 than SONY.
@@Lie168 from the price to value ratio the U6G is a great TV but Sony is a comparatively better TV overall brother. Don’t go by the number of the dimming zones since it’s also the algorithm and how the dimming is implemented.
@@BabitSingh which say, the more local dimming zones are not always better? Oh, one more thing, what is your opinion about HISENSE U800QF (EU8F) compared to SONY X90J ? If you have option to choose, what should you pick? Thanks.
Thanks for asking. You have these TV's that you can choose from 1. Motorola ZX pro, 2. Nokia With Onkyo Sound and 3. Mi 50 inch TV. Is there any particular reason for a 50 inch TV only? The reason I ask is because if you stretch a bit in terms of the size then the best TV from a Value for money perspective is the Hisense Tornado but its a 55 inch TV: amzn.to/3qw1za3
@@starboy1070 you can of course but I would personally not buy it. Please note that it has Tizen OS and not Android. Also it misses out of Dolby Vision and Atmos.
Although the Samsung AU9070 comes with an edge lit panel, it’s really good. Please check out my detailed review on the same and you will be able to make out that the blacks are very deep and the picture quality is excellent! The motion handling in this years AU9070 is comparatively better than last years TU series and so is the colour reproduction.
I have sony x80 h Edge led technology still good performance no isues in peack brightness good picture yes afcose fully array stunning for picture quality but still edge led good too
Thank you brother. In my personal opinion. Yes. Cause the light glow from the Edge lit is pretty evident. Can't miss it. If someone sees it side by side then yes, they will be able to make the difference out. But if someone has only seen edge lit and not Full array, I don't think it's going to matter much. Let me put it this way to give it context, when you watch a mobile screen resolution, if you have seen let's say the Redmi Note 9 Pro screen and no other screen then its going to be fine for you, but the moment you bring in the iphone and then check back on your Redmi phone then you will definitely be able to make out the difference. Hope this helps.
@@ashish2ranjan2 Oh ok. The Q8 is not a flat screen rather a curved TV so may not suit your needs since you are looking for a flatscreen. The Q7 has an LED LCD Panel which is rated as A+ and is most likely a backlit/Direct LED and is also a QLED. The mid range budget TV's have really caught up to highly priced TV's like Samsung and Sony and unless you are a videophile you will not be able to make out a difference in terms of picture quality.
Good & detailed review man. I purchased X80J 55 inch last week. I am quite impressed with the picture quality tbh, considering the panel to be a DLED. The color profile is natural and watching standard slew of HDR contents on Netflix/Disney+ with 'Dolby Vsion Bright' enabled is incredible. Wish it had local dimming zone feature out of the box, I have adjusted the black levels, it aint perfect, although bias lighting in the room do help. Hope X80J owners get to see VMM & ALLM added via firmware update for PS5 later this year. The only drawback is lack for HDMI 2.1 support. I dont care about it honestly, PS5 can't do true 4K at 60FPS in demanding titles, let alone 120hz. At the outset, I believe nothing is future proof, technology is always evolving.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing your experience here brother. I’m glad you are enjoying your Sony X80J. For most games 4K@60fps is good enough, so I totally agree with you brother. Happy gaming! God bless.
That is an important point brother. Yes, thank you for bringing it up. Unless the panel is damaged the backlight can be repaired i guess. Of course the cost of repair will be more than DLED's backlights. But with the falling TV prices, it's always better to go in for a new Tv than to repair a TV if it breaks down after a period of 5 years.
Nokia TV with the Onkyo Sound bar has Direct LED. I personally own one and I can personally say that their color reproduction and lighting is superb at the price point.
From an angle the colors do get washed and you wont enjoy them if its a VA Panel but in case of an IPS panel its still better. This also varies from unit to unit.
@@BabitSingh ya i have read it varies from unit from unit. I would not want to take the risk of buying edge lit because of this. when buying a tv how do you know if it is a ips panel ?
@@smoothassmooth generally it would be mentioned in the spec sheet if it's an IPS or a VA panel. I prefer VA's over IPS because of the contrast ratios and also because I do not watch it from an angle, my TV is placed straight in front of me. In case you are watching from an angle I will recommend that you buy an IPS panel over a VA panel.
@@BabitSingh ya i normally watch right in front but if I have guests over they watch from the side. my friend bought a new tv it looks good until you sit at an angle at all. depends how noticeable it is. i know oled has a better picture but I would not want image retention or burn in. its weird it comes down to preference. id rather pay more at least and not get edge lit.
Seems to me there's _no standardization_ for what allows a manufacturer to claim "Direct LED" or "Full Array LED" screen. That leaves room for manufacturer's to make claims that their screens are better than they really are without actually lying. Any company could simply claim their (actually) Direct LED screen is a Full Array screen and not have any legal issues. Example: is "Full Array" 1 LED per 4cm^2 or is it 4 LEDs per 4cm^2? Some people might argue 1 LED per 4cm^2 is "Full Array LED"...but how is it dealt with in the industry? (just used per cm^2 for the example. Perhaps better would be some number of LEDs (presumably in a grid pattern) to be defined as the total emitters covering a percentage of screen area to address different sized screens? Could also depend on emitter size, distance from LCD panel, emitter brightness, any dispersion medium, etc) And then you get into the number of "Dimming Zones". This may OR may not have as much impact considering the number of LEDs in a particular Direct or Full Array screen. You could potentially find a Direct screen with more dimming zones than a Full Array screen. It also depends on how well the dimming zone algorithms are implemented, so a Direct screen with fewer dimming zones could be visually superior to a Full Array screen with twice the number of dimming zones. It's not a given that a Full Array LED screen TV is always going to be superior to a Direct LED screen TV of similar size. This reminds me of the way battery manufacturers make totally *impossibly* high Amp-Hour capacity claims (e.g. 10,000mAh for an 18650 3.7V Li-ion cell) simply by manipulating _non-standardized_ test protocols and definitions...and they may even technically not be making any false claims because their testing is designed to achieve the numbers they want...even when they aren't applicable in the real world uses of the battery. edit: added the paragraph about dimming zones.
Well explained. As of now Samsung crystal UHD, all models are coming with ELED technology, but why they are very expensive. For 55" crystal UHD, we need to pay 50k to 90k. Most of screen bleeding issues in TVs which are having ELED Panels. Samsung is one of the top most brand across the world, but still they are using ELED technology, it seems they are well behind the technology than Sony or LG brands.
Thanks so much for your kind words brother. I'll just say, Its not just about the tech brother but how its implemented. Please check my detailed review of the AU9070 and there is no bleeding issues or even dirty screen effect. I believe All the premium brands charge as per their brand name. Sony being the most expensive. In comparison Samsung and LG are still decently priced given the picture quality and what they are offering brother.
I have a full array x91j 85". It's absolutely stunning 99% of each shot on the screen..but then there is the judder that ALWAYS HAPPENS and it takes me out of the show/film/game.. I've tried everything to fix it but it's just there lurking. It's like being in a room with someone snoring and you find yourself waiting for the next snore instead of focusing elsewhere. 😩 Bummer because it's expensive imo (2300) and I'd rather have less picture quality and better movement/less glitches but still haven't had that in any tv.. it's like they're too ahead of themselves and don't fix the original issues in all these monitors which is the blooming, judders, etc..
Sorry to hear that brother. I'm sure having the TV, you have already searched and tried everything that you can, but do check out rtings and their advice on the best setting possible on your TV. Here is a little extract from their site on the Sony X91J "To remove judder from external 60p/60i sources, like a cable box, or for the native apps, set CineMotion to 'Auto', Motionflow to 'Custom', Smoothness to 'Max' , and Clearness to 'Min'."
@@BabitSingh yeah, I read and tried so many things. Have strong wifi and it's still juddering more than any cheapo tv I've ever owned. This is by far the most expensive tv I've bought and it literally judders in every scene of every show/movie. 😩
@@BabitSingh yes, they didn't have an answer. I finally figured it out. The x91cj only has auto cimemotion which judders a ton. If you turn it off it has motion blur and typical picture of a much cheaper flat screen..
@@claykeough7898 Ah, I get ya brother. Just double checking if you also tried this setting: "set CineMotion to 'Auto', Motionflow to 'Custom', Smoothness to 'Max' , and Clearness to 'Min'."" Thank you for your comment and for sharing your experience. Really appreciate it brother.
@@matthewelerick648 If its under warranty, its best you return it for a replacement brother and if its outside warranty then its best to contact LG to have them check it out.
From an angle the colors do get washed and you wont enjoy them if its a VA Panel but in case of an IPS panel its still better. This also varies from unit to unit.
@@BabitSingh a little correction...I do see Samsung UA9000 screen in person at TV Store, which is VA panel w/ edge lit LED. I see from different angles, and I almost can't see the color changes reduction. It seems same to me when I see it from center, left and right sided. But I don't know if that happen to other VA TVs also?
@@henrichandrew compared to other VA panels its still slightly better but I do see color loss the moment i view it from an angle. I have put up the unboxing and Initial impressions video on my channel, do check it out if you want to. Also, I'm going to be uploading a detailed review of it tomorrow at 4pm Indian time. Feel free to check it out. It may help you make an informed decision.
I will try to cover it in Hindi down the line brother. Back then I only did English videos but I have now started doing Hindi Videos so will see if I can do a revisit in Hindi :) .
Seems you forgot to explain this part. Edge Lit vs. Direct Lit; As with Full Array televisions, Direct Lit TVs use several rows of LEDs placed behind the entire surface of the screen. However, Direct Lit televisions don't use local dimming, which is a key factor in how Full Array TVs are able to produce deep, uniform blacks. Because of this, pictures produced on Direct Lit TVs tend to be lower quality, lacking in depth, and produce more gray tones-rather than deep, true blacks. And although Edge Lit TVs don't produce blacks on the same level as Full Array televisions, they do use local dimming technology to create deep, nuanced images that go far beyond what Direct Lit televisions are capable of.
I just got a brand new 75" full array TV and I can't believe the level of contrast. It's almost at OLED level, but without the worry of burn in and at least 25% cheaper.
Congrats brother! And thanks for sharing here. God bless.
Did u get Hisense U8K or TCL Qm8 ?
@@birdtj82 can you kindly tag the person you mean to ask the question.
plz FULL ARAY LED HAVE ANY BLACKLIGHT BLEEDING ISSUE IN CORNERS ?
@@BabitSinghwhy do i have to tag? It’s clearly for the guy who bought tv. My comment is directly under his comment . :) okay i got it , RUclips is weird, it prob sent u notification. NOW i just got NOTIFICATION from D other guy asking him question lol. RUclips does that so annoying .
Babit the kind of command you have on your communication is wow.............confident, voice has impact
Thanks so much for your kind words. Means a lot! God bless.
I don't know why but you are an extremely likable person. I imagine if you hire a master of his class editor your channel will explode. Wishing you great success on your RUclips journey and thanks for the content.
Thanks so much for your kind words and wishes. Really appreciate it. God bless.
Thank you for your very concise demonstration of LED lighting. Very helpful indeed.
My pleasure brother. God bless.
Thank you so much for this video! It really helped me understand the differences between edge lit, direct, and full array, so now I know what to look for when purchasing a new TV!
God bless you, too.
Thanks so much for your kind words brother. God bless.
I recently purchased an LG NanoCell tv that was edge lit. Brought it home and absolutely HATED it, took it back and exchanged it for a different LG NanoCell tv that's full array and I am LOVING this tv! Such good quality in both a well lit room and a dark room, not one or the other.
Disclaimer: the settings out of the box were good, but I did tweak them a bit to my liking.
If anyone is wondering which one I purchased it's the LG NanoCell 91 series 65" 4k. Such an amazing tv.
Thanks so much for sharing your experience brother! Your personal experience makes it helpful for others to differentiate between the different lighting tech. God bless.
@@BabitSingh no problem my man, always glad to help 👍🏾
@@primetime5725 Yes, LG Nano90 series and above use Full Array LED. Below those series using either Edge Lit LED and Direct LED. Don't know why LG use those combinations...I guess they want to make it affordable.
Recently I also want to pick LG Nano86 which is IPS w/ Edge Lit LED.
But to see your bad experience about it and Babit's explaination about more vunarable to have backlight bleeding, I cancel to purchase it. Thanks God, before it's too late...
Which model did you first buy? I've been debating between the nano75 and nano90 models
Explained in a really clean and detailed manner! Such an under-rated channel!! :(
Thank you so much brother! Your kind words mean a lot! God bless.
It is better to be underrated and good content than overrated and no quality content
Awesome overview. Thanks a bunch.
My pleasure brother. God bless.
Superb elaboration. Thank you
Thanks so much brother. God bless.
Thaks Babit. Defiantly going to spend a little more and get the full-array tv.
Awesome! Happy shopping. May you get an amazing unit. God bless.
Great explanation in easy to understand terms. Can you explain the number of dimming zones between models next?
Thank you so much for your kind words and your suggestion. Will try to come up with the suggested content soon. God bless.
Thanks for helping me understand the difference.
My pleasure brother. God bless.
Video starts at 1:51
Thanks for your comment brother. God bless.
this video was really helpful! i'm in the market for a new TV in about a month and am trying to learn as much as I can about the technologies
my pleasure brother. Hope you get the TV that you are looking for. :) God bless.
Your English is very good sir😊.
Thanks so much brother. Really appreciate your kind words. God bless.
Thanks. I learned a lot with 4K backlighting 👍🏼👍🏼
My pleasure brother. God bless.
Beautifully explained, full array local dimming is the way to go 😃
Thanks so much brother. 👍🏻🙂 God bless.
It really is! I just bought a 65" full array and have been blown away by the picture quality. I never knew a non OLED could produce such deep inky blacks.
well explained 👍
Thanks so much brother. God bless.
Hello from Australia 😊, just purchased LG 75QNED86 2024 which is Edge Lit. Being in my early sixties, i cannot fault the viewing aspect of this TV. I have never been concerned with high quality sound or vision as ive had over 30 years of analogue tube watching lol. It came with sound bar and complimentary wall installation at a price of AUS $2150, which compared to later tech is a complete no brainer. I believe that the quality of this tv is going to satisfy most people, sure the high end tv may be clearer or sharper with best contrast , however my LG is still of excellent viewing and for most people who just want a clear crisp picture for less money is why i recommend this technology.
Thanks for your comment. Congrats on your brand new LG TV. You made a good choice with the QNED86. Its a great TV for the price. Love from India. God bless.
Can u explain Mini led, micro led and Oled, woled, qd oled etc..
Thanks for your suggestion brother. Will try to do so in my future videos.
very clear thank you
Thanks so much brother. God bless.
Great u made this 3yrs ago but still this is the the best oit of the most videos...
Is that sony bravia 3 S30 uses edge lid or Dled? Does it better than LG qnd 83/82T's edge led?
Thanks for your comment and kind words brother. Sony uses DLED but LG and Samsung's Edge lit Tv's are pretty well made for most bits. But obviously the DLED will have the better backlighting overall.
This was an excellent education on the panel lights. I just purchased a Sony X85j 85 inches as a gift base on your video. Thank you again
Thanks so much for your kind words brother. Really means a lot. My pleasure. God bless.
Great explaination
Keep rocking keep smiling
Thanks so much! God bless.
Thanks
My pleasure brother. God bless.
Thanks brother.👊🏽
Nice video!! 💯
Thanks so much! Much appreciated. God bless.
If possible kindly explain local dimming in direct lit. In edge lit and full array it's mostly clear to me.
Not all local dimming works the same, and certain types of local dimming work better than others. For instance a manufacturer can claim local dimming in Edge Lit as well but it is a term loosely used and will not be as effective (In fact its gimmicky) as a Full array. With Direct LED Local dimming will be comparatively better than Edge Lit's but cannot compete with Full array as it lights up and dims each zone on a scene by scene basis in Full array LED's. Also, please note that I mentioned that Direct Lit TVs, like Full Array TVs, have LEDs placed throughout the back of the television (but fewer of them), so in effect even in terms of Local dimming it will be better than Edge Lit's but nowhere close to the Full array LED's.
Thanks for this simple explanation. You helped me choose the TV lighting I think would work best for my parents. Happy holidays!
My pleasure. Happy shopping and Happy Holidays brother. God bless.
So I am just asking, Samsung's Qled line-up TV has edge-lit backlight but reviews are very good. Should I consider buying a Samsung Qled tv?
more likely I'm thinking of the frame tv.
The frame is a very good TV from Samsung. The lighting and the ghosting on panels will vary from unit to unit. But overall, it’s a great choice. 👍🏻 you can absolutely go for it.
@@BabitSingh Thanks but sony x8000h is a direct competitor. One has Qled and another one has direct led. What do you say?
@@anhad004 both TVs are great. I have always said that just because a TV has edge lit doesn’t mean it’s going to be bad. The panels and the lighting standards are maintained well by Samsung. Even the Sony X8000h has edge lit LED panel but it only has 50hz panel whereas the Samsung has a 120 hz panel. So my personal pick among the two would be the Samsung.
Very informative video. Thanks for your hard work. Can you please tell me what kind of panel the Hisense 43A4G has?
My pleasure brother. Its a VA panel.
@@BabitSingh Ok thanks, however, my question was in context of the topic of your video - Is the 43A4G an Edge-lit or Direct-lit LED?
@@Vivek_Z Its Direct Lit VA panel brother.
Great video i learned alot.
i just bought a edge lit 56in qled tv im seeing beams of light coming up from the bottom frame of tv.
None around sidesor top
Would this be a malfunction or normal?
When the screen has a bright colorful picture i dont see them only when picture is darker.
Its quite annoying
Thanks brother. And sorry to hear about your experience. It depends. If the light is kinda patchy and discoloured meaning all light in the backlight more or less are of the same color but if the color of this light from the bottom is different than it’s an issue. Also if it’s too pronounced than the other light areas it could be an issue. So it’s best you get it checked brother.
@@BabitSingh its 65in not 56.
But the lights im talking about are pure white color
Looks like mini led flashlights beaming up behind the frame on bottom.
If i pull frame back tiny bit the light beams go away but come back soon as i let off.
If the picture is bright and vivid i dont notice anything.
Only if its black on bottom like when watching in a app thats not full screen.
And stupid Samsung doesn't let you change aspect ratio when in amazon or Disney
@@audirx8 Hmmm, you may want to get this checked then brother. Although, it does not seem to be an issue since its not effecting the picture quality forming any discoloration but its always good to be double sure and getting it checked is the right way to go.
@@BabitSingh i just returned it and bought q80b model
Way better with full array
@@audirx8 awesome brother. Congrats on your new TV! God bless.
What about mini led...
Mini LED is also a type of Direct Lit Backlighting. Main difference being it has a lot more smaller LED's.
Awesome video thanks 👍
Thanks so much brother. God bless.
Bro which led is in sony x80h?
The models below 55 inch are Edge Lit LED panels and 55 inch and above are Direct LED Panels.
Thanks bro ❤
@@samvrudh6957 🙂anytime! God bless.
@@BabitSingh tanks man new subscriber 😊
@@samvrudh6957 thanks so much 🙏👍. Much appreciated! 😊
+1 like for the GL shirt
:) Thanks so much brother! God bless.
Super helpful, thanks for explaining this! I'm looking at the difference between the SONY KD-85XH9505 with direct LED vs the SONY XR-85X95J with full array. I can't tell if there are any other differences between the two, only that the KD has 120 HZ and the XR only 100, which seems like an issue since there's a $1500 difference in price? Am I missing something that you could share and what would you recommend between those two?
My pleasure brother. Get the Sony X95J. Its got Full array local dimming just like the KD-85XH9505 plus it supports HDMI 2.1, the Sony KD-85XH9505 only has HDMI 2.0 and therefore it cannot do 4k@120hz. The X95J can actually do 4k@120hz with HDR since it supports HDMI 2.1. If I were you I'd go with the Sony XR-85X95J brother. If you do want to get some Current Gen gaming done on the TV, you are better off going with the X95J brother.
@@BabitSingh very helpful! And do you think the X95J is worth the $1500 price difference to the KD-85X?
@@Inoveon That's quite a difference in the price. I think even if you game that is quite a steep difference. You may also want to check out some of the TCL models with mini LED's, they offer great value for money. And if you do not fancy Dolby Vision so much then may I also suggest you check out the Samsung QN90A brother.
Hi what better edge led or direct led
Direct Lit LEDs are better technically.
Gr8. It appears with lesser LEDs, Edge Lit LED TVs would be cheaper to repair.
Perhaps, but I'm not sure about the exact repair costs. If its a panel issue then it may cost really high. But for any other mechanical issue, not so much, irrespective of whether it's an Edge lit or a DLED lighting.
Any opinion about qned88t bro? Safe buy? Its edge lit only.
Its still a good TV and is a good buy brother.
@BabitSingh between q70d and q88t?
Samsung frame 2021 tv's are edge lit panel should we go for it?
Thanks for asking brother. Although they are edge lit, their execution and implementation is superb. The TV has deep blacks and no lights oozing out from the corners/edges. I own an Samsung AU9070 myself and can completely vouch for how good Samsung's edge lit TV's are. Also, The Frame 2021 comes with Dual LED Backlighting (One for Cool and one for Warm). The Frame 2021 is a great value for money TV and you can go for it, for sure!
@@BabitSingh thanks for clearing this concern of mine 😃 thats a relief, as of my bedroom's bright environment qled fits fine. going for the frame 2021, thanks again ❤👍🏻
@@santanusaha1095 my pleasure brother 🙏🏻. Happy shopping! 😀 👍🏻 God bless.
I need 43 inch 4k for my room, But I looked the Sony X85J with HDMI 2.1 and 120hz (Direct Led) vs Costco Vizio MQ6 Full Array but 60hz and HDMI 2.1. Which way would you go?
Thanks in Advance!
Thanks for asking brother. It depends on your requirements too, if you are into gaming on the PS then Sony is the way to go cause it comes with. Native refresh rate of 120hz. Although the Vizio benefits from having a Full array panel but lacks Local dimming therefore you can't enjoy local dimming on this Full array panel. Plus it is limited to 60 hz refresh rate, so if you are into PS5 gaming then you might as well stay away from it. The Sony X85J misses out on VRR but is a brighter panel with a much better contrast ratio. if I were you I'd still go with the Sony in this comparison brother.
Could u please tell me what kind of LED is on Samsung UE55CU7092UXXH cause I can’t find it anywhere. It says it’s just LED. The other model has specified E-LED, but what does it mean when it’s just LED? Thank u!
ELED means its got Edge Lit lighting. Its an LED panel with Edge lit backlighting.
What about the backlight issues on the full array? I have a Samsung q60 65 in for 5 years and it's edge lit. I'm assuming I've of the back lights went out because the left side has a dark shadow now. Is that only a problem with edge lit? I don't wanna have a similar issue if i get full array
Backlight problems can happen on any type of backlighting brother. And its not like FALD panels are immune to it or more prone to it.
@@BabitSingh I wonder if Oled has more longevity. 5 years with a t.v feels like a waste of money. Idk
@@incrediblehak2833 Generally any TV could last upto 7 years. Both OLED and QLED last about 7 years or more.
Mr. Singh, this is a Very interesting and informative knowledgeable vdo for a layman . Thanks to your hard work 💐💐💐👍👍
Thanks so much brother. Much appreciated. God bless.
Lg 69UF950t has Slim Backlit led technology . Which technology is it in one of these three ?
Its quite an old model but the UF9500 series had Edge Lit Backlighting.
I was searching for a moniter and came across the backlight specification as "WLED", nothing else was mentioned. So is it a Edge lit, Direct or full array ?
Backlight is a different thing brother. WLED and LED are basically the same in short. You may need to check its backlighting info separately. As you can have a LED or a WQLED with both edge lit or direct lighting.
Is the full array also mini led?
Full array can come in Direct Lit and Mini LED Tv's brother.
@@BabitSingh
Thanks. Mini is better viewing quality? Are both full array or do they come that way?
@@MrJohnnyDistortion You can have Full Array even in Direct Lit TV;s brother. Mini LED is also a sort of Direct lit, just the numbers of LED's are more since they are smaller allowing for better Local Dimming. So Mini LED FALD panels will always be better than just Direct Lit FALD panels.
@@BabitSingh
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Great video. What is your opinion on the 2020 Samsung frame TV? It has black levels almost as good as an oled but is edge lit with no local dimming. How do you think Samsung managed to achieve such deep black levels? Is it because of the contrast ratio of over 8000?
Great question brother. Well, the blacks are still not as deep as OLED's but they have done a great job I agree. Samsung uses dual LED Backlighting in their Frame TV's, one for cool colors and one for warm which also helps with the color balance and contrast ratios. And yes, the TV has very good contrast ratios, that could also be one of the reasons why the blacks look good. Lastly I'd also like to mention that it's a VA panel and compared to an IPS panel, the VA panel will also dish out better contrast ratios and will have better blacks than an IPS panel.
@@BabitSingh okay thanks for the reply bro.
@@lewisevander You're welcome brother. God bless.
@@BabitSingh God bless.
Will today's product descriptions always distinguish between these three types of LED?
Sometimes I will see suppossedly higher-quality tvs listed as plain old "LED."
Are we to generally assume this product description imples the lowest type, edge-lit LEDs?
Generally manufacturers do not disclose backlighting tech in their spec sheet. They just mention the panel type and if its a QLED they will mention that as well as it works FOR them.
Thanks for this video!
Just a question, what is the difference between full array and mini-led?
Thanks so much. It’s the lighting brother. Mini led has much smaller bulbs spread across the TV.
Thanks for the clear explanation :)
My pleasure brother. God bless.
Thank you for the video. I was wondering about dleds. Also love the Jesus Cross in the background. ❤️
Thank you so much for your kind words brother. Means a lot! Thank you for noticing the Cross. On the wall and in our hearts brother. Everywhere! :) Our Lord fills us with joy. God bless.
Can u suggest me a good 55inch TV around 50k and sound is not important to me , display quality matters
I believe the best value for money would be the Hisense Tornado. You could even check out the new Redmi XL TV in the 55 inch range.
@@BabitSingh is Amazon basics 55inch TV worth buy at this price range or shall I go for hisense tornado I'm little bit confused about this really
@@iamsathya the Amazon comes with Fire TV OS and personally I prefer the Android TV OS over the Fire TV. So it comes down to that preference. Plus the Hisense Tornado comes with MEMC which is missing in Amazon Fire TV and not to forget it comes with that 102 watts speaker so you won’t have to spend extra money on a sound system. So my money would be in the Hisense Tornado over the Fire TV.
@@BabitSingh thanks man u got a new sub keep creating new content regularly
@@iamsathya Thank you so much brother! Means a lot! God bless.
Hi there, thanks for the explanation. Is backlight bleeding just happened to LED TV with Edge Lit only or can happen to Full Array LED TV too?
Because I plan to buy LG 50Nano86 series, And in the specs it say powered by Edge Lit LED not Full Array LED...
And there are some says that Backlight bleeding common happen to IPS panel with Edge Lit LED TV? Which LG Nano86 series have IPS panel. And this seldom happen to VA panel with Edge Lit LED TV? Is that true?
As the only Nanocell series with Full Array LED are Nano90 series and above. But they are not available in 50 in. Could you give some advice?
Recently I just consider to take whether Samsung 50 UA9000 or LG 50Nano86, but from many reviews LG Nanocell series have more advantages than Samsung Crystall UHD TV series like UA9000.
And after see this video. I afraid they will have backlight bleeding issue because using Edge Lit LED.
Thanks for asking brother. Backlight bleed can happen on any TV. They are LED's after all, its just the volume and placement of them that's different. But since they are LED's irrespective of the cost, manufacturer or Backlight technology, bleeding can happen on any LED TV. IPS panels with Edge lit are comparatively more likely to have bleeds than a VA Panel. Having said that an alternative to the LG could be Samsungs QLED line up form 2021. They are comparatively cheaper and have more features. You may want to take a look at them. I personally own a Samsung AU9070 (2021 model) which is a VA Edge lit panel and am very happy with the gray uniformity, black levels and backlighting overall.
@@BabitSingh thanks bro for sharing opinion. So you suggest, IPS panel with Edge Lit LED Is bad combination as it has more chances to get backlight bleeding.
@@henrichandrew Anytime brother! Compared to a VA panel, yes. But as a standalone technology, many of the first few TV's we saw a few years back were mostly IPS and Edge lit panels. Don't get me wrong, LG makes great TV's and each unit is different to another. If you do get a trouble free unit, the chances are it will see you through the next 5-6 years without any issues. But based on numbers, IPS edge lit panels are comparatively more vulnerable to Backlight bleed than VA Edge lit panels. But they are still great for viewing angles and bright colors.
@@BabitSingh from you explaination just now, that will be my concern about the disadvantage of IPS w/ Edge Lit LED. Fyi, I use Samsung smart TV, before Tizen era 'till now and I guess using VA Panel w/ Edge Lit LED, never has backlight bleeding issue. And still work perfect 'till now.
Recently I want to replace it with Samsung 50UA9000 Crystall UHD TV, until I got info about LG Nanocell TV series. And makes me re-consider, which one of these TVs to replace my old Samsung HD TV...
Before this video, I almost purchase LG 50Nano86, which is great TV.
But now, I guess, I've to go back to my root, which is back to Samsung UA9000, It has good performace with high value of money and I can save about $200. Thanks again bro...greeting from Indonesia.
@@henrichandrew Anytime brother! The Samsung Au9000 series is a fantastic TV but is limited to 120hz 1080p, in case you want the best of Samsung, go in for their Frame 2021 TV in 55 inches or above cause only their models which are 55 inch and above have native 4k 120hz panels. And they also come with dual LED tech which is quite cool.
Not sure if this explains the difference between Direct Lit and Full Array. I believe Direct Lit does not have local dimming, which is a huge difference. Even Edge Lit TVs use local dimming but in larger sections. Please let me know if these are in fact true.
If it’s Direct lit and has local dimming it’s known as full array and if it’s direct lit and does not have local dimming it’s simply known as a direct LED or DLED. Edge lit TVs can also have full array local dimming but they aren’t as effective since the spread of light is not as scattered across the panel as a Direct lit TV.
What is your opinion on Vu ultra 4k tv, it says it has dled panel?
It’s alright for the price it comes at. There are many models. And many sizes. Any size in particular that you are looking at brother?
@@BabitSingh 50inch for 37k
Everyone said that sony is better but I will be compromising on size also I have mi box so that's not an issue.
@@ashishyadav6990 you can check the Redmi XL Tv at that price range in that size. It is a good offering for the price that it comes at.
hi babit bhai
can u suggest some full array led tvs of 55 inch ? ppz suggest ,6-7 options thank you
Sony X90J and X90 H. LG = SM90 and SM81, even the new Mi 75 inch has full array LED. Samsung Q95T.
Very detailed and helpful. Subscribed. Could you please make a video on Full Array LEDs available in India and which one would be better. Thanks a lot!
Thanks so much. And thanks for the suggestion. Will try to come up with a video on the same.
Sir plz FULL ARAY LED HAVE ANY BLACKLIGHT BLEEDING ISSUE IN CORNERS ?
No it does not brother. Backlight bleed may vary from unit to unit and some defective units have a bad case of backlight bleed.
Bro me Sony 82L LIYA USME BACKLIGHT ISSUE FACE KIYA FER USKO REPLACE KR K COMPANY NE MUJHE 82L KA NEW FRASH MODEL DIYA FEE BHE I FACE SAME ISSUE
@@chillflix4031 the X82L comes with an IPS panel and this may cause an IPS glow brother. Backlight bleed will have uneven lighting and sometimes different color of light. If your lighting is even and there is still excessive light making the blacks a bit greyish, this could simply be a case of IPS glow. You could try using some LED lights behind your TV as this can help a bit. Like the ones I have behind my TV in my videos.
Sony x90 J or Samsung Q60A which one should I buy?
X90J is the better TV for sure in this case.
Why do the more expensive Lg models 55QNED823RE use Edge led, while the cheaper 43QNED753RA or 43UR73003LA, which is a regular model, use D Led? What's better than that?

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Its the manufacturers choice and it also depends on the implementation. I have a Samsung AU9070 which is also an Edge Lit but it seems as if its a DLED panel, thats' how good it is. Mini LED's are the better ones.
Motorola ZX Pro TV's are ELED or DLED?...can we buy for it?
Motorola ZX pro has an Edge lit panel. But there is nothing wrong with having an edge lit panel. It meets the needs of the budget segment and the ZX pro is a good offering at the price.
@@BabitSingh Thx for the reply...what r the things we need to check for the new TV.
@@ShajahanShaffi depends on your priorities and budget. For example if you like sound then does it have a sound bar attached with Dolby Atmos, if it’s picture clarity that you seek then what panel type does it have? If you want to future proof the. Android 10 is definitely a better option. And simply put if you want a good television I’d personally look at at least a Android 10 TV, dual band wifi, local dimming, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. Also make sure it has a minimum of 350 nits of brightness. Panel decision will depend on your budget. A full array LED is definitely on top of the list but if you are on a tight budget then a good tv with all the above features may miss out on having a DLED or a Full array panel. The Motorola ZX pro is a good example of that, it does have everything except for the panel which is Edge lit. So I guess you have to list your priorities and buy according to your budget and priorities.
Vu 55 inch is best choice? Which pannel that vu 55ut uses?
@@phaneendra92 Thanks for asking. Vu Action TV 55 inch uses a VA Panel . Its an 8 bit + FRC panel and its a DLED panel. I would suggest you buy the Hisense Tornado over VU Action TV. Both are essentially the same TV but the Hisense tornado is Rs. 5000 cheaper. You can check out the Hisense tornado here: amzn.to/3d2a9cu
What is triluminos display which sony tv claims
In simple terms it's just Sony’s QLED TV. Means brighter, punchier or more saturated colors.
Is Full array LED the same as local dimming?
Full array led is the backlighting and it’s different to local dimming. Even an Edge lit LED Tv can technically have local dimming.
@Babit Singh Thank you I was looking the specs of a Panasonic TV jx700s and it says it had local dimming. I'm currently looking for a TV at about the same price range.
@@mndrgs At that price range even if it has local dimming I'm not sure if it will actually do justice to it. But I can recommend the Samsung AU9070 at that price range in the 43 inches as its a great TV. Although it does not have Local Dimming but its picture quality is fantastic.
@Babit Singh, Thank you for a Very informative video. I am planning to buy a TCL C715 DLED tv, what would be your suggestion on it?
Thanks for asking The TCL C715 is a QLED. Kindly watch this it may help: ruclips.net/video/4zzZ7CTymyw/видео.html. If you only want to buy a QLED then the Mi QLED is comparatively better than the TCL C715, it is slightly brighter and since Mi is more established in India than TCL in terms of support network, my choice will be Mi. But if you don't want to buy a QLED then my pick would be the Hisense Tornado 55 inch, its a great TV at a great price (amzn.to/3gefzTF). There is currently a sale going on where you get it at just Rs. 43,999. Kindly check the link I have provided.
Sir plz ans kro me apna tv replace bhe kra chuka hu same problem arha hai dark room me right side corner pr backlight issue ho rha tha bhoot disturbing hai after replacement bhe yahi problem ho rha hai sir kya kru
Which TV did you get brother?
@@BabitSingh Sony 82L brother
@@chillflix4031 I will suggest you first get the TV checked by a technician brother.
@@BabitSingh Bro 2 unit jo aya me wo check krwa liya unhone last time jesa pic bhe liya abhi under process hai but wo bol rhay hai ke esa har tv me mile ga kr k to Bhai me kya kru smjh nhi arha 1.50lk rps pay Kiya hai pr ye itna sarda tv kase deliverd kr skte hai means Sony kya he quality dera hai customer ko
Plz suggest me kya kr skta hu bhaiya
@@chillflix4031 If its an IPS TV brother, it may have an IPS glow, kindly check what IPS glow looks like online and see if this is what your TV is experiencing.
Thank u bro this video help me.i was confused between vu gloled & toshiba m550mp .i ll go with m550mp .bcoz its a fald tv .
My pleasure brother. God bless.
Hi I ve just changed a Samsung q60a because of a really bad ghosting with using my ps5, I got instead a Panasonic tx43hx940 (I don't have too much space in house) wich has a great image and no ghosting issues but I guess is edge lit because I can see in bright scenes a brighter line around the edges is this normal right?it s not a faulty unit?
I'm not sure I can comment unless I have seen the brightness of the light around the edges. But as long as it does not impact the picture quality you should be good. Also, check is the lighting even and of the same color or is uneven and also displays yellow or white or blue. If its even, you are good.
@@BabitSingh thank you so much for the answer, the lighting seems to be even and not different colour only more bright then the image from edges. But you can see this brighter edges only in particular scenes not always like for example during a really bright scene yes and not in the darker scenes especially we re seeing in static image with light colour like white
@@riccardobranca4036 you should be fine then. It’s just the edge lighting.
@@BabitSingh thank you so much!
@@riccardobranca4036 anytime brother. God bless.
Yea great video man 👍 the Samsung 65inch Q900TS for 💲3,000 is only direct lit n for that much money is fucking insane to me why the fuck did Samsung not make the tv full array seriously thinking about not buying it because it is not full array
Yes brother. The Samsung's and the Sony's of the world are getting their backs cracked as the budget segment has proven that you can produce great TV's without charging a bomb to consumers.
From your suggestion instead of buying Nokia tv 65 inch at 55k, I bought samsung tu8570 55" at 63k from reliance degital.. although it's have edge led,,but it's quality is far better than budget brand tv.. I hv no complaint with this tv except it's motion while watching low bit stream sports stream.
Glad to know you are happy with your purchase. Happy viewing! God bless.
@@BabitSingh thank you.
@@syedakter4291 anytime brother :)
Sir ji
Please make a similar video on the difference between MINI LED and Full Array Local Dimming.
Thanks for your suggestion brother. Will try to cover that soon. God bless.
Good explaination there brother. But I have some confusion here about the local dimming zones. One like Sony 55X90J, which say has 20 local dimming zones. In this term, 20 local dimming zones mean this TV has 20 pcs led backlight which can do local dimming each or this tv has hundred of led backlight which divide in 20 zones for the local dimming?
Thanks brother. It is the latter brother.
@@BabitSingh Thanks. Anyway which one is better. SONY 55X90J or HISENSE 55 U6G? These two both have local dimming zones. SONY has 20 zones and HISENSE has 32 zones, but HISENSE already QLED and less $350 than SONY.
@@Lie168 from the price to value ratio the U6G is a great TV but Sony is a comparatively better TV overall brother. Don’t go by the number of the dimming zones since it’s also the algorithm and how the dimming is implemented.
@@BabitSingh which say, the more local dimming zones are not always better? Oh, one more thing, what is your opinion about HISENSE U800QF (EU8F) compared to SONY X90J ? If you have option to choose, what should you pick? Thanks.
@@Lie168 I’m not so sure about the Hisense U800F brother. So won’t be able to comment on it. But given a choice I will choose the Sony in this case.
My budget is 50k suggest me 50 inch brand tv .I need great picture quality only .plese bro
Thanks for asking. You have these TV's that you can choose from 1. Motorola ZX pro, 2. Nokia With Onkyo Sound and 3. Mi 50 inch TV. Is there any particular reason for a 50 inch TV only? The reason I ask is because if you stretch a bit in terms of the size then the best TV from a Value for money perspective is the Hisense Tornado but its a 55 inch TV: amzn.to/3qw1za3
@@BabitSingh can I buy samsung tue60 ?
@@starboy1070 you can of course but I would personally not buy it. Please note that it has Tizen OS and not Android. Also it misses out of Dolby Vision and Atmos.
Samsung au 9070
Comes with edge lit
So is be good than tu8070 samsung model (2020)
Is au9070 with edgelit really good ?
Although the Samsung AU9070 comes with an edge lit panel, it’s really good. Please check out my detailed review on the same and you will be able to make out that the blacks are very deep and the picture quality is excellent! The motion handling in this years AU9070 is comparatively better than last years TU series and so is the colour reproduction.
I have sony x80 h Edge led technology still good performance no isues in peack brightness good picture yes afcose fully array stunning for picture quality but still edge led good too
Thanks for sharing your experience here, much appreciated. God bless.
You sound like Aamir Khan, bro. Keep it up!
Thanks so much brother. Much appreciated. God bless.
Great video. Will the non-experts be able to tell a difference in picture quality between Full Array and Edgelit? Say Samsung Q7 va Q8 75”
Thank you brother. In my personal opinion. Yes. Cause the light glow from the Edge lit is pretty evident. Can't miss it. If someone sees it side by side then yes, they will be able to make the difference out. But if someone has only seen edge lit and not Full array, I don't think it's going to matter much. Let me put it this way to give it context, when you watch a mobile screen resolution, if you have seen let's say the Redmi Note 9 Pro screen and no other screen then its going to be fine for you, but the moment you bring in the iphone and then check back on your Redmi phone then you will definitely be able to make out the difference. Hope this helps.
@@BabitSingh Thanks. It helps. I was however referring to flatscreen TVs. Samsung Q7 vs Samsung Q8
@@ashish2ranjan2 Oh ok. The Q8 is not a flat screen rather a curved TV so may not suit your needs since you are looking for a flatscreen. The Q7 has an LED LCD Panel which is rated as A+ and is most likely a backlit/Direct LED and is also a QLED. The mid range budget TV's have really caught up to highly priced TV's like Samsung and Sony and unless you are a videophile you will not be able to make out a difference in terms of picture quality.
Good & detailed review man. I purchased X80J 55 inch last week. I am quite impressed with the picture quality tbh, considering the panel to be a DLED. The color profile is natural and watching standard slew of HDR contents on Netflix/Disney+ with 'Dolby Vsion Bright' enabled is incredible. Wish it had local dimming zone feature out of the box, I have adjusted the black levels, it aint perfect, although bias lighting in the room do help. Hope X80J owners get to see VMM & ALLM added via firmware update for PS5 later this year. The only drawback is lack for HDMI 2.1 support. I dont care about it honestly, PS5 can't do true 4K at 60FPS in demanding titles, let alone 120hz. At the outset, I believe nothing is future proof, technology is always evolving.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing your experience here brother. I’m glad you are enjoying your Sony X80J. For most games 4K@60fps is good enough, so I totally agree with you brother. Happy gaming! God bless.
Do you mean that if I am not interesting in gaming .. its not important to get 120 hz..
yes maybe full array led much better but you underestimated that full array led couldnt be repair! 5 year later go to bin
That is an important point brother. Yes, thank you for bringing it up. Unless the panel is damaged the backlight can be repaired i guess. Of course the cost of repair will be more than DLED's backlights. But with the falling TV prices, it's always better to go in for a new Tv than to repair a TV if it breaks down after a period of 5 years.
Nokia TV's are ELED or DLED? They claim it's DLED
Nokia TV with the Onkyo Sound bar has Direct LED. I personally own one and I can personally say that their color reproduction and lighting is superb at the price point.
thanks for explaining but edge-lit looks horrible if your at a angle.
From an angle the colors do get washed and you wont enjoy them if its a VA Panel but in case of an IPS panel its still better. This also varies from unit to unit.
@@BabitSingh ya i have read it varies from unit from unit. I would not want to take the risk of buying edge lit because of this. when buying a tv how do you know if it is a ips panel ?
@@smoothassmooth generally it would be mentioned in the spec sheet if it's an IPS or a VA panel. I prefer VA's over IPS because of the contrast ratios and also because I do not watch it from an angle, my TV is placed straight in front of me. In case you are watching from an angle I will recommend that you buy an IPS panel over a VA panel.
@@BabitSingh ya i normally watch right in front but if I have guests over they watch from the side. my friend bought a new tv it looks good until you sit at an angle at all. depends how noticeable it is. i know oled has a better picture but I would not want image retention or burn in. its weird it comes down to preference. id rather pay more at least and not get edge lit.
@@smoothassmooth get a DLED QLED with an IPS panel. It should suit your needs. I believe the Mi QLED TV is exactly that. Do check it out.
Es mas apreciable la diferencia cuando tienes un panel oled
Thank you for your comment. God bless.
Seems to me there's _no standardization_ for what allows a manufacturer to claim "Direct LED" or "Full Array LED" screen. That leaves room for manufacturer's to make claims that their screens are better than they really are without actually lying.
Any company could simply claim their (actually) Direct LED screen is a Full Array screen and not have any legal issues. Example: is "Full Array" 1 LED per 4cm^2 or is it 4 LEDs per 4cm^2? Some people might argue 1 LED per 4cm^2 is "Full Array LED"...but how is it dealt with in the industry? (just used per cm^2 for the example. Perhaps better would be some number of LEDs (presumably in a grid pattern) to be defined as the total emitters covering a percentage of screen area to address different sized screens? Could also depend on emitter size, distance from LCD panel, emitter brightness, any dispersion medium, etc)
And then you get into the number of "Dimming Zones". This may OR may not have as much impact considering the number of LEDs in a particular Direct or Full Array screen. You could potentially find a Direct screen with more dimming zones than a Full Array screen. It also depends on how well the dimming zone algorithms are implemented, so a Direct screen with fewer dimming zones could be visually superior to a Full Array screen with twice the number of dimming zones. It's not a given that a Full Array LED screen TV is always going to be superior to a Direct LED screen TV of similar size.
This reminds me of the way battery manufacturers make totally *impossibly* high Amp-Hour capacity claims (e.g. 10,000mAh for an 18650 3.7V Li-ion cell) simply by manipulating _non-standardized_ test protocols and definitions...and they may even technically not be making any false claims because their testing is designed to achieve the numbers they want...even when they aren't applicable in the real world uses of the battery.
edit: added the paragraph about dimming zones.
Thanks for your comment brother. God bless.
Well explained. As of now Samsung crystal UHD, all models are coming with ELED technology, but why they are very expensive. For 55" crystal UHD, we need to pay 50k to 90k. Most of screen bleeding issues in TVs which are having ELED Panels.
Samsung is one of the top most brand across the world, but still they are using ELED technology, it seems they are well behind the technology than Sony or LG brands.
Thanks so much for your kind words brother. I'll just say, Its not just about the tech brother but how its implemented. Please check my detailed review of the AU9070 and there is no bleeding issues or even dirty screen effect. I believe All the premium brands charge as per their brand name. Sony being the most expensive. In comparison Samsung and LG are still decently priced given the picture quality and what they are offering brother.
Edge Panel has more energy efficient than Direct and Fald(Enerygy hungry)!
Thanks for your comment brother. God bless.
I have a full array x91j 85". It's absolutely stunning 99% of each shot on the screen..but then there is the judder that ALWAYS HAPPENS and it takes me out of the show/film/game.. I've tried everything to fix it but it's just there lurking. It's like being in a room with someone snoring and you find yourself waiting for the next snore instead of focusing elsewhere. 😩 Bummer because it's expensive imo (2300) and I'd rather have less picture quality and better movement/less glitches but still haven't had that in any tv.. it's like they're too ahead of themselves and don't fix the original issues in all these monitors which is the blooming, judders, etc..
Sorry to hear that brother. I'm sure having the TV, you have already searched and tried everything that you can, but do check out rtings and their advice on the best setting possible on your TV. Here is a little extract from their site on the Sony X91J "To remove judder from external 60p/60i sources, like a cable box, or for the native apps, set CineMotion to 'Auto', Motionflow to 'Custom', Smoothness to 'Max' , and Clearness to 'Min'."
@@BabitSingh yeah, I read and tried so many things. Have strong wifi and it's still juddering more than any cheapo tv I've ever owned. This is by far the most expensive tv I've bought and it literally judders in every scene of every show/movie. 😩
@@claykeough7898 So sorry to hear that brother. Did you try contacting Sony's support? They may have a solution for this.
@@BabitSingh yes, they didn't have an answer. I finally figured it out. The x91cj only has auto cimemotion which judders a ton. If you turn it off it has motion blur and typical picture of a much cheaper flat screen..
@@claykeough7898 Ah, I get ya brother. Just double checking if you also tried this setting:
"set CineMotion to 'Auto', Motionflow to 'Custom', Smoothness to 'Max' , and Clearness to 'Min'.""
Thank you for your comment and for sharing your experience. Really appreciate it brother.
Direct led tvs are best
Yes at the price it offers great value.
@@BabitSingh yes indeed i love my )[LG] webOS TV NANO75UPA 50 inch TV i bought from Best Buy but i have backlight bleed
@@matthewelerick648 Thank you for your comment and sorry to hear about your backlight bleed issue brother.
@@BabitSingh oh that’s ok can I fix it myself or should I return it to Best Buy
@@matthewelerick648 If its under warranty, its best you return it for a replacement brother and if its outside warranty then its best to contact LG to have them check it out.
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Sorry I do not understand brother.
Brother introduce good tv console ps4
You can get the E7K Pro or the TCL T6G for your PS4 console brother.
@@BabitSingh Bro brand sony vs Samsung introduce please
@@BabitSingh Panel Va introduce
@@aminb6529 you can get the Samsung QE1C. It’s a QLeD with a VA panel with around 450 nits of brightness brother.
@@BabitSingh Bro Bro last question
Which better games
X85k vs x85l ??
Please help me
if you sit at an angle edge looks like crap. i would never buy edge lit even a little off angle it sucks.
From an angle the colors do get washed and you wont enjoy them if its a VA Panel but in case of an IPS panel its still better. This also varies from unit to unit.
@@BabitSingh a little correction...I do see Samsung UA9000 screen in person at TV Store, which is VA panel w/ edge lit LED. I see from different angles, and I almost can't see the color changes reduction. It seems same to me when I see it from center, left and right sided. But I don't know if that happen to other VA TVs also?
@@henrichandrew compared to other VA panels its still slightly better but I do see color loss the moment i view it from an angle. I have put up the unboxing and Initial impressions video on my channel, do check it out if you want to. Also, I'm going to be uploading a detailed review of it tomorrow at 4pm Indian time. Feel free to check it out. It may help you make an informed decision.
@@BabitSingh Yes, I can't wait to watch it. Thank you Bro...
I am the 1k like
Thanks so much brother. Really appreciate it! God bless.
Not to shit on you...but your explanation of the different technologies were just alright..could have been better
I appreciate you taking the time to comment. Point noted brother. Onwards and upwards. God bless.
Kaash ye video hindi me hota..... 🙄🙄
I will try to cover it in Hindi down the line brother. Back then I only did English videos but I have now started doing Hindi Videos so will see if I can do a revisit in Hindi :) .
@@BabitSingh aap jada tar hindi me hee video banaya karo 70% log hindi me hee dekhte hai
@@sagarbhaiya5340 Good point brother, thanks. And you are right. That is why I have mostly moved my tech content to Hindi now.
Edge lit is crap and needs to be done away with
Thanks for your comment brother. God bless.
Seems you forgot to explain this part.
Edge Lit vs. Direct Lit;
As with Full Array televisions, Direct Lit TVs use several rows of LEDs placed behind the entire surface of the screen. However, Direct Lit televisions don't use local dimming, which is a key factor in how Full Array TVs are able to produce deep, uniform blacks. Because of this, pictures produced on Direct Lit TVs tend to be lower quality, lacking in depth, and produce more gray tones-rather than deep, true blacks. And although Edge Lit TVs don't produce blacks on the same level as Full Array televisions, they do use local dimming technology to create deep, nuanced images that go far beyond what Direct Lit televisions are capable of.
Thanks for your comment brother. Much appreciated. God bless.