G5

A lot of that test was super subjective and depends on your viewing area. The S95F absolutely freaking sucks in a lit living room because the screen turns purple and the blacks are basically gone. You lose a bunch of the benefits of OLED. Now, I have a QD-OLED in my office for gaming, and I have the

i wish i could get a tv with all the pros of LG G5 + QD OLED If it had no color banding, had perfect viewing angles, and 0 dithering and grain, it would be legit my endgame tv for the next 7-8 years easily The depth was insane on it, Spider Man 2 Looked 10/10 and blew me away, Bright Games looked in

There's pros and cons to every display tech. You're 100% right that OLED isn't default better. The minimum quality standard is just higher for OLED. The lowest end OLED panels these days are still excellent. The big advantage for premium miniLED TVs like the Bravia 9 or TCL QM8K is their sheer brigh

Actually it’s not like that. Oled are not better for every scenario. Choosing a TV depends a lot on the usage and budget. Oled are great overall a top of the line tech. However, if your room has lot of natural light then they are not that great as brightness is not their strong point. Only the top o

Thank you so much for a detailed explanation I feel like i finally found a person who knows what he is talking about, usually most people on reddit have no idea about any of those things I posted on LGOLED subreddit before buying lg g5 about all the problems, everyone told me they don't see it and i

I used to have the Valerion Visionmaster Pro 2 and a 120 inch screen set up at a viewing distance of 11 feet, although I really liked the immersion of the huge screen, the lifted black levels (even in a dark room) and lack of contrast was the breaking point for me. I ended up returning the projector

Did you turn the brightness of the headset down? The HDR hurts my eyes after they're adjusted to the dark. Fade to white in Moss is painful at full brightness. Sure and OLED TV can go up much higher for local highlights yet PSVR2 'only' 265 nits covers the whole screen over 110 degree fov. The max f

I had the qm7k and the blacks are lifted on hdr content to achieve maximum brightness. On fullscreen it isn't much of a problem but beware black bars on movies... Sdr looks awesome and doesn't have this problem. If u watch very much sdr I can recommend it completely. If you are watching hdr and are

Avoid the 48” model. It doesn’t use the same 4 stack panel tech. That particular size G5 does not represent the glory of the 55” 65” 77” or 83” versions. Funny enough they offer a 97” size as well (for the low low price of $25,000 lmao!) that uses the same lesser panel tech as the 48” so while impre

A coworker of mine who wanted to upgrade the Samsung that was in his living room and has a A80J in his bedroom. He really loves oled and wanted a 83" size but Sony doesn't offer that size in a Bravia 8 ii. So he went with the Bravia 9 and while it was incredibly bright he said during the pitch black