G5

There's no wrong answer in this, just don't sit too close to peak brightness I use 400PW on my LG G5 (2500 peak) and it looks amazing, highlights have enough room to shine and the whole picture looks very real

The 77” Samsung S95F has a QD-OLED panel—only the largest 83” size TV uses the LG WOLED panel. That being said, since this is a living room TV, QD-OLED will suffer from raised black levels since you’ll be watching it with ambient light. I don’t think you’d be disappointed with either TV, but I agree

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

You came to argue about OLED's and all you're equipped with is what you saw on rtings? >_< The G5 and S95F can both hit 4K in 2% windows at their native whitepoint. Vincent Teoh was on camera doing it with the G5 months ago, and another reviewer got 4075 nits out of the S95F. Ok but if they aren't h

The LG G5 has excellent HDR native gradient handling. There's some very minor banding in some colors, but it's barely noticeable with real content. When this TV launched, there was more noticeable banding due to an issue with HDR10, but that was fixed in Filmmaker Mode as of firmware 33.11.35. Other

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 fully drank the Dolby Vision (DoVi) hype which is mostly from very successful marketing and it had me thinking DoVi was outright superior so I only purchased TV's that supported it. Thing is, LG only supports DoVi and HDR10 but not HDR10+ which is the actual direct competitor to DoVi with dynamic

It’s such a rabbit hole. But even on a decent mid range TV you will notice a difference between high bitrate and compressed to hell streaming sources. It’s pretty niche but I run CoreELEC on a rooted second gen FireCube just so I can watch movies in full Dolby Vision FEL just like on a Blu-ray disk

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

I have heard great things about the C5. With the G series models there’s this issue where the smallest (40” range) and largest (97”) version of the G5 don’t use the same 4 stack tandem panel as the 55” 65” 77” and 83” does. So when people ask I usually tell them to avoid the 40-something (I think it