C5

My new LG C5 OLED has 10 BS A.I. and processing settings enabled on every input and every app. You cannot universally disable it (eventhough the settings have an "apply to all inputs" option). You must open every app, dig through the menus and manually disable each option for each input and each app

Sorry to break it to you, but with today’s build quality, be happy if a TV even crosses the 7-year mark. OLEDs are especially susceptible to burn-in even the latest ones, and their brightness reduces over time with usage. If you want to get an OLED look for LG C5 or G5. Samsung doesn’t support Dolby

I am using the lg C5 oled, it's not the brightest TV but I never have issues with anything else. This is the only time I've had to change the picture mode to vivid, I've watched some things lately like the boys, and today the long walk, on normal HDR cinema mode it's so dark it's like a gloomy day b

S90F (QD-OLED) is the better panel. Brighter, more vibrant colors, better off-axis viewing, better shadow detail, no dithering, cleaner panel https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare/lg-c5-oled-vs-samsung-s90f-oled/88602/92237?share_token=9QQwnD4Kf40dM7yJ04tfH5ZBOKhxXbCa

I have a 15 year old Samsung LCD tv that looks better than my LG C5 OLED with standard HD content. It’s got the heavy flat glass base and still looks good. Still bright as well. Amazing TV.