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Static is much more accurate. HDR is (or, is meant to be) an absolute format, the brightness should appear the same across different displays. The data for this is encoded in the HDR signal you receive (from your console or other media source). The display then has to account for its own capabilitie

https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/s95f-oled/settings Try those and see if it helps. I calibrated mine and the picture blows the LG out of the water in my opnion.

Hey there! That's a tough one to answer without knowing more about your space and viewing distance, but I'll gladly share my thoughts! Let's first talk high end options for movies and TV. I can't recommend the S95F enough! Seriously... it gives you those OLED black levels and control you want for mo

Plasma was already on its way out even by like 2010 (Their peak of sales) all manufacturers had stopped selling them by 2014 and HDR10 wasn't even established as a standard until 2015 let alone HDR content being prevalent. I think plasma would have died regardless of HDR but it probably made the dec

Tandem WOLEDs are a bit brighter on average, true. But they're still dimmer in pure color luminance. The main advantage of QD-OLED isn't even that - it's color volume. Tandem WOLEDs still have an additional beightness-boosting white subpixel, which washes out the colors on higher brightness. QD-OLED

I think the camera overexaggerates the green tint of the WOLED and the magenta tint of the QD-OLED. Reality is much tamer than this and also the truth is somewhere in the middle. I personally don't like WOLEDs, I didn't like MLA WOLEDs either. The only panel that I think stands a chance against Sams

Unfortunately all Samsung oleds from S90D and onward suffer from the pulldown stutter bug. It's not really a "motion handling thing". It's just simple 5:5 pulldown, rather it's Samsungs incompetence to fix such obvious issues with a firmware update. The 2022-2023 Samsung oleds didn't have this bug,

In the end, what matters the most is your own perception of things, I see that you already went in a store to compare the TVs, and that should have an impact on your decision. I have a LG C4 and I recently tried a samsung S90D, that I quickly returned to buy a LG C5 and I couldn't be happier. I don'

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 s95f is a beast for the pro - those qd-oled colors pop hard and you get full 4k at 144hz. only real concern is burn in if you leave static ui on screen for months. your living room setup with one connect makes samsung the right call. grab a certified ultra high speed hdmi 2.1 cable to actually g