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Yes! The screen recording demonstration is for video.

Go for Q80, if you can.

Full array led is FALD. Local dimming is a feature for monitors/Tv's to activate and dim each zones. The neo g9 has 2048 zones (mini led full array) and the g7 only has 8 vertical zones (edge lit)

You probably won't. There are a few instances where you will, but Sony is so great that you can minimize it, or not even realize it. In fact, from this demo I pretty much liked the edge.

If you want pure bright OLED is garbage, thanks to ABL.

Full array is still much cheaper than OLED...but more expensive than edge led

@@007GoldenLion FALD isn't that great without a MiniLED backlight or a VA panel.

The lower contrast and slight bleeding on the lower one was easily noticeable. People are picky because they decide to spend their hard earned money on an expensive product and want to get the best out of it...

I honestly thought the same thing ! I'm taking my nanocell 85 back today for the 90 . When its night and your trying to enjoy 4k content or hd stuff on disney netflix or Amazon its noticeable. Infact the first few days it was so noticeable its all I could do but stare at it . I have a 4k lg 240 herts in my second living room 4 years old and its picture quality is better

Have you ever considered that you are limited to the current screen that you are watching this on, if they look exactly the same to you then your screen has an inferior picture then either tv.

@@leelee287 u got nano90 because of FALD?

5G is much better.

The left one

@@markgreywolf642 LOL

The right one is EDGE LIT and the left one is Fald (full array local dimming)

Well I just bought the frame 2020 and it's also edge lit and edge lit TVs have gotten better as they now have dual led tech even the contrast ratio is over 8000 which is higher than the Sony x900h.

My Samsung Smart TVs lag on the button press sooo bad. Even turning yp the vloume takes like a second to register. Also slow to open apps. Just bought the 65" LG SK9000, can't wait for delivery Thursday 😎

Ben Bending Rodriguez I’m Sorry

@@Platerpus7...Nothing to be sorry about! I love it 😁 That "blooming" effect they all talk about is really nothing at all.

Edge lit is shit

If you are happy by tv's by samsung you must have really shit taste to be honest. Not even gonna start talking about the input lag in video games

It is useful If you know about the feature between them respectively. The upper two are using full array local dimming(FALD), and the lower two are using edge-lit local dimming. On the left side is showing the actual video they're playing, and on the right side is showing how the backlight module is working. You can tell that the FALD can control the backlight in a very small patch and let it adjust the backlight area to almost completely overlap the bright part in the video for better contrast whereas the edge-lit can only control in a larger rectangular patch and it makes the part on the top and bottom of the moon are brighter than other black part. The performance of the edge-lit depends on the dimming zones and algorithm it got, some can do better than this one in the video tho.

It would help if you used your common sense.

In the first place, we thought that description wouldn΄t be necessary. We have added one. Hope that the differences are clear now.

Which tv to buy good for gaming pc or ps4 ? 65” to 75”

LG nano

Absolutely brilliant video????? what the heck are you talking about? No captioning or narration to guide us....this video is NOT brilliant at all!

@@DiStackhouse Why do you need guiding? Watch the video... 5 seconds of googling and you understand how each tech differs

​@@DiStackhouse wow some people never grow out of having their hands held do they

Did you honestly leave a reply on every video. Its clear which is which if you watch the video. One is lighting up a small area while the other is lighting up huge sections.

Common sense. You don't have any.

Pretty funny irony. 🤣 It's your comment that's terrible, not the TV comparison.

Mark and MRSog, Maybe it’s someone that has little to no understanding of either technology? If that were the case then yes the video would be terrible as far he/she was concerned. Edit: Total J offs

Dude is been commenting on every single video with the exact same line. If it's so terrible why are you watching them dumbass.

I agree that this video is not the best showcase. First of all, the video looks like its shot with a mobile phone, the camera of which is sure to undo some of the quality of the picture of both tv's. Secondly, depending on your monitor, you might not even really be able to see the difference. Having said that, it does nicely show the effect of local dimming. The monitor to the right for each shows the effect of the dimming of the backlight, which helps to deepen the blacks in the picture. You can clearly see that in the bottom tv, the backlighting stays constant throughout the entire scene. If you freeze the video at 0:11 you can properly see the result: the top right of the screen shows a far deeper shade of black in the top monitor. The backlighting is dimmed quite a bit as you can see in the panel showing just backlighting on the right. They did cheat a bit, as the monitor set in the bottom seems to have far lower contrast ratio (the ratio between black and the brightest white). This can bee seen clearly in the detail of the smoke. That greatly helps to make the scene look better in the top set. The bottom set makes white look like a murky grey in comparison. But at least here its showcased nicely as it is often overlooked by consumers. A HD tv with a higher contrast ratio (and local dimming) will in most living rooms give a better looking picture than a UHD tv (4k), since a higher resolution cannot be observed at as little as 2m away. This is provided the colour gamut (range of displayed colours) is the same, of course. Luckily manufacturers are finally moving away from higher resolutions a bit (cheaper to achieve and looks nice in sales) and focusing more on contrast and colour.

@@RTomassi this aged bad

The right TV shows which is which. Think again

@@Dominicus1165 what are you talking about

@@Dominicus1165 No it doesn't?

@@HBMHD It isnt labeled no but it is super obvious which is which. Top 2 are Full Array, Bottom 2 are Edge Lit.

​@@robbrown6240 "Super obvious" why do you think people look for these videos? To learn something they know nothing about; labels are basics on them

Huge difference, expecially if you're going to view this in a dark room. Fkn lol...

(Full Array) Local Dimming supposed to be the best solution on display, the upper one.

Look again. On top, the white is brighter, while also having better black = better contrast.