I’ve seen the miniLED next to the OLED at Best Buy. Only in the most extreme conditions of black to white edge contrast can you notice the OLED perform better. But you need to have them side by side. If you have the miniLED in your home you would think it’s OLED. It’s that good. Brighter and no burn in. When they make a 55 inch model I’ll be getting the miniLED
Just the opposite ime. Once you get the MiniLED in your home with many hours of use and various different types of content, then you will start to notice the blooming issues surfacing here and there. Trust me, the FALD algorithm in these sets gets confused often.
@@glennvandaele7998 I mean all LCD tvs have burn in to some extent. But you would reallyyy have to purposely leave and imagine on a screen for weeks/months at a time to even get a little burn in. If you left an image on a OLED screen for one week that would burn it in. Also LCD and OLED are very different technologies as each OLED pixel is a chemical reaction light source. Every time it’s on its life is being diminished. That technically is what the burn in is. The light source dying. As the pixels diminish from use and can’t produce as much light, those pixels seem dimmer and leave behind whatever pattern/shape that was there. Under normal circumstances you would never leave a static image on a screen for a week, but if you watch the news/sports/games where you have something like a network symbol or scoreboard constantly in the same place. You will see burn in after 1-2 years of normal use.
@@brucecarter6205 I’m sure in some cases you are correct. The demos they show are programmed well to make the backlight array as perfect as can be. I have a Sony x90j series. It looks good, and for the same money compared to just a few years ago it’s damn near perfect without being an OLED. I agree that for the best picture OLED is king, but that comes with a price. I think for the price differential the miniLED is the best when looking at price. Can’t wait to see what tv tech will be in another few years across all the price ranges.
I have a LG CX 55" and I'm happy w/ it. I know things will get better but for now I get 120hz gaming on my PC and it looks beautiful. Price for the new stuff is to wild to upgrade for a good while.
Yeah i have the same tv and you'll barely notice a difference on the new ones except the brightness. But since i'm playing at night always it's already perfect for me and gaming on ps5
MiniLED is by far my choice. You'd think cost is my main deciding factor, but I put that at a very distant 3rd. The top 2 reasons for me: 1) Brighter image 2) Less glare.
The amount of blooming from the bleeding light that the QNED from LG has is absolutely atrocious. In this case the OLED is far better. But if you want good MiniLED then you should get the Samsung Neo QLED which does mini led far far better than the LG
OLED for me. Just purchased my 65” LG C1 a few months back and it’s so amazing. The deep rich contrast and black levels are some of the things that sold me. It’s great for gaming, having 4 hdmi 2.1 ports, and for cinematic type video the images pop. Best TV I’ve purchased
I've used both. The miniLED tech is so close now that I believe the perks of the QLED allow it to shine over the OLED panels. My vote is QLED for my use cases.
@@memoriesmuseum2824 QLED is literally any LED tv/monitor with Quantum Dots. Samsung may be using it for branding but it's still in a bunch of other things besides Samsung products.
I’ve had a 55” OLED for a couple of years and it still impresses me every time I watch it. Hands down the best TV tech and no burn in for me at all, even with a lot of TH-cam and PS.
Same. My C9 is at 8244 hours which is about 8.8 hours per day and have only gotten image retention from playing my Xbox consoles. Now I just turn my brightness down to 30 and my OLED brightness down to around 80 depending on the game on Xbox One S or Series X.
Mini LED is looking really good now and the value is great. I don't think I could bring myself to switch from OLED though, even at the extra cost. I'd definitely consider a mini LED for the bedroom but until we get micro LED, the main content screen will be OLED.
Great big screen pictures on both!! I think, for my small space and little bit of outside light I get inside, a 55" OLED. Still the Mini looks a lot better picture wise.
Reminds me of the great Plasma vs LED debate. Plasma was expensive and heavy, but had much better blacks and generally better contrast. LED was less expensive and much lighter, but had grayer blacks, worse contrast, and some models had weird streaking issues that didn't seem to be present on the equivalent plasma models. LED ultimately won out as the tech got better/cheaper, but I loved the picture on my plasma set for movies.
Last week i bought Sony's 65X85J and its perfect with 120hZ display and screen quality. Much much better than its counterpart category by LG such as 65Nano86VPA
@@IfInDoubt.. no, it was still performing flawlessly . I bought a A90j because it was time to upgrade. The C7 was the year before e-Arc and the other major advances in tech plus its not supported by LG firmware updates anymore so it was time to come out of the stoneage.
My working class family only had a 16” or smaller black and white CRT TV when I was a kid in the early 80s. Finally got a 26” color set when I was 6 or 7, but that was state of the art in my world. It really puts into perspective and helps me appreciate the tech we have today - My LG C1 65” would be unimaginable, alien tech when I was a kid. Even movies about the future didn’t usually imagine displays that nice.
Until CGI really took off most screens in movies were physical, that really limited what they could show. Now we can easily show holograms the size of a house in movies.
I like this new calmer version of you. I hadn’t watched you in a long time and, frankly, I was getting anxious as I pressed play that I would have to deal with your hyper zaniness. I hope this is a permanent change.
I think that I would not be able to have a choice here, because I use my 65 inch LED as a computer monitor. I have a youtube tv subscription, and then if I want, I just switch over to the internet, I am basically on the internet more than watching tv. So my worry is the burn in issue with an OLED due to the title bar and clock being active while on the internet. Maybe I am wrong, but I'd hate to make a $4,000 mistake.
I have a Qled and a Oled and yeah the OLED contrast blew me away it was incredible. But tbh the QLED had brighter colors its beautiful. So really depends on what you want, Quantum dot OLED are also coming out so that’s the best of both worlds
Wow i remember when my father bouia black and white big TV and we were so happy. It's amazing how far technology brought us. Thanks for sharing this amazing video.
I have the LG 65C1 and while it is fantastic, I do kind of regret not getting a miniLED TV instead. The display often does not feel bright enough for the room that I have it in.
I had that problem with the C1, this is how I fixed it. Turn OLED brightness to 100, but the key feature is turn "auto dynamic contrast" to MEDIUM! welcome:)
@@lemonking3644 Hmmm I’ve heard that manufacturers don’t recommend going full brightness on oleds. But if it’s working for you.. then keep doing it lol.
Good viewing angles and less reflection is more important to me than the deepest of blacks. So I'd go with the MiniLED one. They're both waaay better than my current one anyway lol.
7:26 Good viewing angles? Did you even watch this video? Also at 6:00 pause and look at the detail on the OLED side and the amount of colours that are not displayed on the MiniLED side. I myself would not compromise and would deal with the glare. Unless you live in a greenhouse.
You think viewing angles are better on led? You need to go to Best Buy and look at a oled and led at crazy angles then tell me led is still better. Nobody watches tv at wacky angles but before I bought my c1 I was looking at the tv almost around the back and could still see it perfect
Not well. I tested that type of projector with special screen. 1. OLED has perfect blacks. 2. If you want to have any comparison You have to use the projector with total blackout. even dark room with any amount of light and the colors are just washed out.
I've had that z9 for six months now. My eyes are customed to it by now.. I've got to say, that movie experience during lockout was close to IMAX-level with 4K streaming. You can sit within 2 metres from the screen and it is perfect. Seeing backlight LCD outside premium premium range now seems odd. They've always been pretty good, but now they seems pale and grayish. Samsung Q9 8K that has been my main refference (I got my z9 at the same price than 85" model) would be great except on one big factor that troubles all backlight tv's: Subtitles. I am customed to use subtitles on all my material, since for me english is a second language. Subtitles ruins dark scenes with back glare. On less-expensive models it might fill the whole middle section on the screen, eben on more expensive models it glares out a lot. Changing subtitle color to yellow and using black bar behind them helps a bit, but does not take the problem away complitely. This is not an issue with Oled. MiniLED from LG is something I've never seen in dark room. My main take is that if your main use of tv is in an environment that is always bright, LCD is propably better. If you want to experience picture as it was ment to be in a place that can be dimmed, OLED is a better option.
Man I see way more hard surfaces in this recording area than I do soft surfaces and soundproofing insulation. How in the heck is there NO echo or reverb or sound bounce at all? Even when Lew raises his voice.
It’s all about preference. There are no winners. It all comes down to what type of environment your are in or what type of content you consume the most. OLED is an obvious choice in a darker room & MiniLED goes for a brighter room.
I have a 65 inch LG C1 in my bedroom, and I’m never going back. Might get something QLED from Samsung in the future for the living room, but for dim/dark room viewing, nothing is better than OLED imo. Not to mention next gen gaming looks absolutely stunning on LG OLEDs. I’m still stunned by how good my PS5 runs and looks on this TV
I mean, it's hard to really see what's going on on my ancient TV from like 2014, and it might just be that fact talking, but honestly I think the MiniLED looks better from where I'm sitting .. :o
MiniLED, I'm not sure if because of the video you chose for the comparison or the cam used. But on the OLED actually the rocks at the bottom dissapeared, they became just a black void. Where else the MiniLED I could see where exactly the rocks meet and separate.
@@tobr7853 Don’t be confused. Most people overhype OLED. It has a nice picture but as you can see it crushes blacks. It also is more reflective in a bright room. Yes if all you do is watch movies and you’re going to watch movies in a cave then yes OLED may be able to provide a nice viewing experience. But for everyone else an OLED screen doesn’t make sense.
Shadow detail goes both ways. You can have too much as well. I could easily manipulate the settings in the OLED to make it look like that MiniLED. Never judge picture quality based on a crappy TH-cam video, first rule in the game. Any reviewer worth his salt will mention that disclaimer up front.🤦♂️
The main advantage of MiniLED is HDR content, the bright objects in a MINILED looks like like, while the main advantage of OLED is contrast but also details in dark scenes. Personally MiniLED is the way to go, dark levels are not bad at all on the mini.
Both are great options. I thought I was set on getting the LG C1, but surprised myself when I got the 75” QNED91 instead, and I’ve been very impressed by its performance, especially in Dolby Vision and HDR10. At a €1000 Euros less then the equivalent C1 OLED lit feels like a good choice either way.
@@thanhclips true there will always be some blooming, it’s a limitation of the Technology. To be honest I’ve never liked LG LCD Nanocell based TV’s but the QNED is vastly superior to anything LED/LCD LG have made to date. As a compromise to getting an OLED the value and performance is good.
OLED all day if you watch quality 4K Ultra HD movies and want the best at-home experience.. also excellent for 120hz gaming. I think the QNED is better value in the larger sizes, however.
@@vacationboyvideos That's because the room is so bright. You don't go to the theater and expect any external light. If you are putting a TV in a room that will mainly have bright light when watching, you'll want to go LED instead of OLED (but chances are you don't really care about OLED or higher quality viewing experience to begin with if the TV is going to be used in this type of environment). If you watch movies at night or in a dark room like most people, you'll appreciate the HDR, depth, and contrast OLED has to offer over LED.. and it's a major difference. I purchased a top model QLED from Samsung and returned it after 2 weeks.. then went with LG GX OLED and it is literally a 10x better movie watching experience for only like $500 more in cost.
@@pixels_per_inch yes it is, except they are pretty close to what OLED offers. They have advantages over it though because it’s more suited to brighter rooms, the screen itself is brighter and it doesn’t suffer from burn in. That’s why I would choose QLED over OLED
It depends on the lighting of the room, but OLED all day everyday. Nothing beats those perfect blacks. The blooming affect around high contrast images in a pitch black room bother me on mini-led, but the image on OLED might as well be floating in midair it’s so perfect, but if I were setting up a TV in a more lit room I’d go the mini-led route for the brighter picture and less glare.
I had an LG 55” OLED and it suffered from image burn in while watching shows on TH-cam TV. It was mainly station logos in the bottom corners, for instance if you watched the news for any period of time. I’ve heard things have improved, but it makes me lean toward the miniLED screens for that sole reason.
Naaaaa that’s over with I have a lg cx 55 and I abuse it everything fine unless you watch the same thing alllllllll day every day for the whole year then yes but even a lcd gets bad like that and a led any tv but after the LG C9 it’s been excellent I have one for 2 years now no burn in and I game watch TV movies everything same as the first time I got it
I got a TCL MiniLED 75 inch in my living room. It's amazing how bright the tv gets. I actually need to dim it down in the mornings because my eyes aren't adjusted yet. For the price the picture is stunning
Oled because of power usage = less electricity bill ;) . But , If you put any flat screen on a wall at height , just scrap it instead ! To save on the neck ache and physical issue it causes . As for size ? Very people know there is a guide for/on this , because the recommended is due to viewing distant . The same as the top of the screen should be at eye height when sitting , not 6 feet up on a wall !
we need qd oled, brightness of last gen mini led with the benefit of oled and probably the best color space for consumer tv. that’s the best tv for gaming and movies money can buy. microled might beat oled on movie but probably never achieved native 1ms response time of oled with no ghosting
I never noticed ghosting with my old samsung lcd but what i immediately did notice after buying an Lg oled was that the super fast response made the stutter with low framerates (like 30fps) so much more obvious and worse! (especially outside game mode you get a dia show! ^^) And sadly even with next gen consoles we still get 30fps games! Latest game Dying light 2 if you want to play it above 1080p or raytracing it's with 30fps! :(
@@SAIIIURAI who use console to get high frame rate gaming? console is always too cheap to use the greatest hardware on the market. never expected next gen would even run 4k 60 with decent graphic options anyway.
for most people that mainly using streaming apps like netflix the oled is useless; the same goes for people with too much lights or glare in their rooms as they will need a brighter tv, so aside from opinion the usage can determine wich is more suitable
I actually bought 77 CX Oled and 75 inch Qned99. I use the oled for content consumption such movie and tv viewing, funny enwouch I watch a lot of TH-cam on it. For the Qned99 I was blessed enough to get my first gaming pc with an RTX 3090 in it plus both the Xbox series X and PS5. Basically my qned99 is meant for gaming. Now granted of course I could game on my oled no problem but my very first oled had burn in from me playing for x amount of hours so I tend to baby most of the oled TVs I had ever since out of habit and the technology has come such a long way where it can be push a bit harder but I just don’t. I also have the qned99 for the possibility of 8k gaming in some form and for extended gaming sessions. I’ll probably post a picture of my setup at some point
Yeah if I causally spent 7+ grand on next gen top of the line gaming equipment in the past year or so, id definitely baby my OLED, don't Wana have to buy another one.
If you all really want to see it, I’ll work on making a video this weekend after work and post it probably Sunday or Monday. Please forgive the novice video making on my end when it’s posted.
Have you ever seen 8k content? because you wont see much 8k content for a while yet to come, and that's if a new 8k tv will last that long, being as 4k has been out for nearly ten years now and there's not much content of that only mainly on TH-cam, games and a few films.
Until we see a TV top OLED, OLED will always be the go to TV. MiniLED cannot reach black levels like OLED yet. Also, newer OLEDs are going to be brighter than previous years so there’s that.
If you see them side by side you could possibly tell it’s a mini LED in the most extreme contrast picture test. But when it’s standing by it’s self in a room even techy people would prob think it’s a OLED. It’s really that good.
@@micego46 not a chance. I can pick out the LED/MiniLED tech without much issue. Once you see the blooming and other LED issues, they will stick out like a sore thumb.
I'd pick the LCD because I know my viewing habits and until there is an affordable QD-OLED display I don't think I'd be comfortable with an oled again until I know that burn-in actually won't be an issue in the future. It's still years away until it's actually affordable to me though.
@@RDMGAMER Not exactly first gen, no but I suppose not the newest one either. From what I've seen those newer ones are still developing issues over time still but maybe instead of burn-in you'll get streaks/vertical banding first from the pixel refresher and then later burn-in. It's organic material it's always breaking down no matter what's done. LCDs loose in the performance department, it's hard to compete with a pixel that is actually off but they make up in longevity. Viewing angles sucks though but it is what it is and I know my viewing habits which is often times alone, usually playing a game with a HUD element which is a burn-in magnet even after all the algorithms.
I'd get the mini LED I like the colors a little better I understand the dark capabilities and stuff of OLED I just prefer the other picture to me it looks better
Its funny that i can feel the pop and vividness of those colors on that LG TV when i suddenly realized i'm watching it on my old 2014 Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 , which is also OLED ,LOOOLL 🤣🤣
What I'd like to see next with these TVs, is better framework and handling. I think they're just looking a bit more fragile with how much they've slimmed down.
They're pretty robust, I accidentally dropped a mattress that was diagonally against the wall on the side of my LG OLED and nothing happened. There's also surprisingly little flex to the screen
I mean QNED is like 3k while the OLED is like 30k. Both are unnecessarily expensive but at least you don't have to be a multi-millionaire to justify the QNED.
A while back I wanted the 77" LG C1 OLED but again the cost was and still pretty much is a lot. I ended up getting the 75" Hisense U7G for the 120hz refresh rate with gaming and I'm extremely impressed with the picture quality compared to my 55" 3D Panasonic TV that I was using before it but when I got the 3D TV 4K was pretty much just coming out and it was more expressive then but I will probably get an OLED of either LG or Sony in a few years but watching this video the mini LED looked better with picture quality but I'd have to view them in person to get a better feel of them.
Might be a long time before picture quality forces you to upgrade from teh Hisnese U7G. Beautiful picture and brightness and great black level performance. It compres favorably to TV's that are twice the price or more.
QNED. It depends on the ambient light in the room it's going to be used. If you have lots of outdoor light, windows etc get the QNED. To really appreciate the gradients of blacks you need a very dark viewing room.
I am very happy with my LG 65inch G1 Evo. Would not even think twice. OLED right now but I have to say it is not cheap. I hope the cost is made more affordable for all to own.
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MiniLED or OLED. Which do you choose and why?
OLED just looks too good in low light .
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Mini LED. Not rich enough to justify the cost of an OLED screen that starts to age a mere 3-5 years from the time you buy it
Nice vedio ....I have a question about u
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I’ve seen the miniLED next to the OLED at Best Buy. Only in the most extreme conditions of black to white edge contrast can you notice the OLED perform better. But you need to have them side by side. If you have the miniLED in your home you would think it’s OLED. It’s that good. Brighter and no burn in. When they make a 55 inch model I’ll be getting the miniLED
Mini led has truly zero burn in?
Just the opposite ime. Once you get the MiniLED in your home with many hours of use and various different types of content, then you will start to notice the blooming issues surfacing here and there. Trust me, the FALD algorithm in these sets gets confused often.
@@glennvandaele7998 I mean all LCD tvs have burn in to some extent. But you would reallyyy have to purposely leave and imagine on a screen for weeks/months at a time to even get a little burn in. If you left an image on a OLED screen for one week that would burn it in. Also LCD and OLED are very different technologies as each OLED pixel is a chemical reaction light source. Every time it’s on its life is being diminished. That technically is what the burn in is. The light source dying. As the pixels diminish from use and can’t produce as much light, those pixels seem dimmer and leave behind whatever pattern/shape that was there. Under normal circumstances you would never leave a static image on a screen for a week, but if you watch the news/sports/games where you have something like a network symbol or scoreboard constantly in the same place. You will see burn in after 1-2 years of normal use.
@@brucecarter6205 I’m sure in some cases you are correct. The demos they show are programmed well to make the backlight array as perfect as can be. I have a Sony x90j series. It looks good, and for the same money compared to just a few years ago it’s damn near perfect without being an OLED. I agree that for the best picture OLED is king, but that comes with a price. I think for the price differential the miniLED is the best when looking at price. Can’t wait to see what tv tech will be in another few years across all the price ranges.
Then out on your glasses buddy cause this is cap
I have a LG CX 55" and I'm happy w/ it. I know things will get better but for now I get 120hz gaming on my PC and it looks beautiful. Price for the new stuff is to wild to upgrade for a good while.
Yeah i have the same tv and you'll barely notice a difference on the new ones except the brightness. But since i'm playing at night always it's already perfect for me and gaming on ps5
Oled price is going down. I could've bought a 65 C1 for only $200 more than my 55 CX.😭
@@JFLTX really from where?
Cap
@@quyeny22 best buy for a time. Might still be $1799 for a 65
OLED wins my vote. But the QNED (MiniLED) is very impressive.
The very channel I was about to go to just to watch your OLED videos again 😅👍🏼
Oled is king kids don't know
@@hogman3543 MircoLED will beat Oled
Buhahaha, ips impressive 🤦♂️
Agree
MiniLED is by far my choice. You'd think cost is my main deciding factor, but I put that at a very distant 3rd. The top 2 reasons for me: 1) Brighter image 2) Less glare.
@... Well, OLED loses so much detail in dark scenes. So that's also pretty bad.
The amount of blooming from the bleeding light that the QNED from LG has is absolutely atrocious. In this case the OLED is far better. But if you want good MiniLED then you should get the Samsung Neo QLED which does mini led far far better than the LG
OLED still the greatest tho
Actually OLED tvs are CHEAPER than MiniLED.
Let them talk oled is superior all research shows this guy is sharing his bias talk
OLED for me. Just purchased my 65” LG C1 a few months back and it’s so amazing. The deep rich contrast and black levels are some of the things that sold me. It’s great for gaming, having 4 hdmi 2.1 ports, and for cinematic type video the images pop. Best TV I’ve purchased
OLED could be my choice if it doesn’t get burn in. I don’t know why I should buy a tv worths 2000$ and lasts maximum 4-5 years
@@Thesalamanca Someone ran a test of keep an oled screen static for 2000 hrs. Zero burn ins. Yeah, oled tech is that great now.
I've got the B1 recently and wow it's amazing the only difference spec wise is the processes and 2 less HDMI 2.1 ports and its way cheaper
Thank u iv been trying to find a tv with multiple 2.1 hdmi
There is anything better than OLED, you couldnt go wrong
I've used both. The miniLED tech is so close now that I believe the perks of the QLED allow it to shine over the OLED panels. My vote is QLED for my use cases.
Mini Led in QNED.
QLED is by Samsung did you mean QNED?
@@memoriesmuseum2824 QLED is literally any LED tv/monitor with Quantum Dots. Samsung may be using it for branding but it's still in a bunch of other things besides Samsung products.
@@gthevigilant_1811 what about these Quantum Nuts in your mouth?
OLED is the best
I’ve had a 55” OLED for a couple of years and it still impresses me every time I watch it. Hands down the best TV tech and no burn in for me at all, even with a lot of TH-cam and PS.
Same. My C9 is at 8244 hours which is about 8.8 hours per day and have only gotten image retention from playing my Xbox consoles. Now I just turn my brightness down to 30 and my OLED brightness down to around 80 depending on the game on Xbox One S or Series X.
That LG TV brick stand is so cool. I can't wait for the review!
It is what it is.
Mini LED is looking really good now and the value is great. I don't think I could bring myself to switch from OLED though, even at the extra cost. I'd definitely consider a mini LED for the bedroom but until we get micro LED, the main content screen will be OLED.
I've been enjoying my 2021 LG 86" QNED99 TV since last September. I know it does not do dark/deep/black like OLED but I am happy for what it can do.
Great big screen pictures on both!! I think, for my small space and little bit of outside light I get inside, a 55" OLED. Still the Mini looks a lot better picture wise.
Reminds me of the great Plasma vs LED debate. Plasma was expensive and heavy, but had much better blacks and generally better contrast. LED was less expensive and much lighter, but had grayer blacks, worse contrast, and some models had weird streaking issues that didn't seem to be present on the equivalent plasma models. LED ultimately won out as the tech got better/cheaper, but I loved the picture on my plasma set for movies.
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I still have my Plasma TV 😂😂😂
Don't forget, plasma refreshes at a ridiculous 600Hz vs these TVs now topping out at 120Hz.
@@zaynriasat5758 So do I. (2009 LG 50PS8000) Planned to switch it for a Panasonic oled once it dies. But it seems to roll forever! 😂
Plasma really needs to come back. It was a great technology! I still use a 50" samsung plasma daily and its a great TV. Just 1080p...
Last week i bought Sony's 65X85J and its perfect with 120hZ display and screen quality. Much much better than its counterpart category by LG such as 65Nano86VPA
I've recently bought a 48" LG C1 OLED... it is INSANELY good, still leaves me in awe.
I was the same way with my C7. I watched it everyday for four years and I never got over how stunning the picture was.
@@kingkobra1956 the use of the word "was" is a worry! Did it break?
@@IfInDoubt.. no, it was still performing flawlessly . I bought a A90j because it was time to upgrade. The C7 was the year before e-Arc and the other major advances in tech plus its not supported by LG firmware updates anymore so it was time to come out of the stoneage.
Id be more concerned about the Burn in possibility on OLED. So, I think I want the miniLED.
My working class family only had a 16” or smaller black and white CRT TV when I was a kid in the early 80s. Finally got a 26” color set when I was 6 or 7, but that was state of the art in my world. It really puts into perspective and helps me appreciate the tech we have today - My LG C1 65” would be unimaginable, alien tech when I was a kid. Even movies about the future didn’t usually imagine displays that nice.
Until CGI really took off most screens in movies were physical, that really limited what they could show. Now we can easily show holograms the size of a house in movies.
I’m going MiniLED all day. Need that brightness
I like this new calmer version of you. I hadn’t watched you in a long time and, frankly, I was getting anxious as I pressed play that I would have to deal with your hyper zaniness. I hope this is a permanent change.
I think that I would not be able to have a choice here, because I use my 65 inch LED as a computer monitor. I have a youtube tv subscription, and then if I want, I just switch over to the internet, I am basically on the internet more than watching tv. So my worry is the burn in issue with an OLED due to the title bar and clock being active while on the internet. Maybe I am wrong, but I'd hate to make a $4,000 mistake.
Who knew cinder blocks could be such a great TV stand.
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Yeah but I expected more from unbox therapy
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Get rid of expectations
Improvisation and ingenuity at its finest.
Looks quite good to be honest, plus no risk of the foot stands slipping off the edge.
I have a Qled and a Oled and yeah the OLED contrast blew me away it was incredible. But tbh the QLED had brighter colors its beautiful. So really depends on what you want, Quantum dot OLED are also coming out so that’s the best of both worlds
Dude you're comparing QLED to OLED. He's comparing QNED to OLED. QLED is not even in the same realm.
I agree with both of you lol
@@MrBigspendn They're the same thing, LED/LCD TVs, and both actually use Quantum Dot technology.
Best of both worlds will be Micro LEDs when they finally become available.
Wow i remember when my father bouia black and white big TV and we were so happy. It's amazing how far technology brought us.
Thanks for sharing this amazing video.
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I have the LG 65C1 and while it is fantastic, I do kind of regret not getting a miniLED TV instead. The display often does not feel bright enough for the room that I have it in.
I had that problem with the C1, this is how I fixed it. Turn OLED brightness to 100, but the key feature is turn "auto dynamic contrast" to MEDIUM! welcome:)
@@lemonking3644 Hmmm I’ve heard that manufacturers don’t recommend going full brightness on oleds. But if it’s working for you.. then keep doing it lol.
Good viewing angles and less reflection is more important to me than the deepest of blacks. So I'd go with the MiniLED one. They're both waaay better than my current one anyway lol.
Haha that’s cause you haven’t seen perfect blacks yet when I look at other tvs and dark scenes they look horrible and ashy 😂
go see the tvs live first ...... the visible halo on the viewing angle during dark scenes is huge on the MiniLED
7:26 Good viewing angles? Did you even watch this video? Also at 6:00 pause and look at the detail on the OLED side and the amount of colours that are not displayed on the MiniLED side. I myself would not compromise and would deal with the glare. Unless you live in a greenhouse.
You think viewing angles are better on led? You need to go to Best Buy and look at a oled and led at crazy angles then tell me led is still better. Nobody watches tv at wacky angles but before I bought my c1 I was looking at the tv almost around the back and could still see it perfect
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Last year we bought a 55” LG NANO and my wife was very impressed, under $600.00. Till these come down more I can’t justify it. Great video.
Yeah, you got 94% of the picture of a LG C2 for 1/5 of the price. Sweet.
And everyone who looks at your TV will be impressed with the quality.
It would be interesting to see how these two technologies stack up against the latest laser ultra short throw projectors.
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They slaughter projectors.
Not well. I tested that type of projector with special screen. 1. OLED has perfect blacks. 2. If you want to have any comparison You have to use the projector with total blackout. even dark room with any amount of light and the colors are just washed out.
Projectors are nowhere near flagship TVs. It’s stupid a comparison really.
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I've had that z9 for six months now. My eyes are customed to it by now.. I've got to say, that movie experience during lockout was close to IMAX-level with 4K streaming. You can sit within 2 metres from the screen and it is perfect. Seeing backlight LCD outside premium premium range now seems odd. They've always been pretty good, but now they seems pale and grayish. Samsung Q9 8K that has been my main refference (I got my z9 at the same price than 85" model) would be great except on one big factor that troubles all backlight tv's: Subtitles. I am customed to use subtitles on all my material, since for me english is a second language. Subtitles ruins dark scenes with back glare. On less-expensive models it might fill the whole middle section on the screen, eben on more expensive models it glares out a lot. Changing subtitle color to yellow and using black bar behind them helps a bit, but does not take the problem away complitely. This is not an issue with Oled. MiniLED from LG is something I've never seen in dark room. My main take is that if your main use of tv is in an environment that is always bright, LCD is propably better. If you want to experience picture as it was ment to be in a place that can be dimmed, OLED is a better option.
Id pick the MiniLED over the OLED for sure, even at the same price based on what I'm seeing here
You need glasses and a oled screen to see oled image
I prefer oleds unless you give me half cost mini led or similar cost micro
It's not the same price the mini led tv costs a lot more
@@-SP. no, miniled is way cheaper than oled
@@brainfragrances I was looking at the 8k ones by accident the regular 4K ones are the same price as OLED $1600 for 65 inch for both
Man I see way more hard surfaces in this recording area than I do soft surfaces and soundproofing insulation. How in the heck is there NO echo or reverb or sound bounce at all? Even when Lew raises his voice.
Whoever has the idea to put the TV on the cinder blocks should get a raise for that. I don’t know it just looks cool in this new studio you got.
It’s all about preference. There are no winners. It all comes down to what type of environment your are in or what type of content you consume the most. OLED is an obvious choice in a darker room & MiniLED goes for a brighter room.
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I'm okay with my 55 in lcd tv 🖥 it's been consistent and bright. Honestly even 300 dollar tvs are amazing.
OLED 💕, why? the immersive experience and near natural tone of colors does it for me . . . Dope unboxing
oled is clearly looking over saturated, no way natural 😒
@@sourovpaul6081 You can literally choose the saturation...
OLED is definitely better but mini LED looks good
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I have a 65 inch LG C1 in my bedroom, and I’m never going back. Might get something QLED from Samsung in the future for the living room, but for dim/dark room viewing, nothing is better than OLED imo. Not to mention next gen gaming looks absolutely stunning on LG OLEDs. I’m still stunned by how good my PS5 runs and looks on this TV
you forgot to mention the best future in mini-led TVs which is "no screen burn by time" compared to expansive OLEDs.
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Mini led costs even more than oled
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I mean, it's hard to really see what's going on on my ancient TV from like 2014, and it might just be that fact talking, but honestly I think the MiniLED looks better from where I'm sitting .. :o
because it's just brighter. There's really no way you could tell the advantages of oled from watching on a normal led screen.
Nothing beats an OLED. Still rocking the B6. TV is amazing.
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The TV on cinder blocks is a hard flex
MiniLED, I'm not sure if because of the video you chose for the comparison or the cam used. But on the OLED actually the rocks at the bottom dissapeared, they became just a black void. Where else the MiniLED I could see where exactly the rocks meet and separate.
Sadly thats totally normal for OLED displays. That's why I am always confused when people begin to talk about beautiful shadow details on OLED panels
@@tobr7853 Don’t be confused. Most people overhype OLED. It has a nice picture but as you can see it crushes blacks. It also is more reflective in a bright room. Yes if all you do is watch movies and you’re going to watch movies in a cave then yes OLED may be able to provide a nice viewing experience. But for everyone else an OLED screen doesn’t make sense.
Shadow detail goes both ways. You can have too much as well. I could easily manipulate the settings in the OLED to make it look like that MiniLED. Never judge picture quality based on a crappy TH-cam video, first rule in the game. Any reviewer worth his salt will mention that disclaimer up front.🤦♂️
Is this worth it if you only watch TH-cam Netflix or stream on websites?
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Since I am on disability cost is pre-eminent so Mini LED is the only choice. I also don't think you can get burn in with mini-LED.
Both TVs are lovely but would go for the OLED model!
The main advantage of MiniLED is HDR content, the bright objects in a MINILED looks like like, while the main advantage of OLED is contrast but also details in dark scenes.
Personally MiniLED is the way to go, dark levels are not bad at all on the mini.
Both are great options. I thought I was set on getting the LG C1, but surprised myself when I got the 75” QNED91 instead, and I’ve been very impressed by its performance, especially in Dolby Vision and HDR10. At a €1000 Euros less then the equivalent C1 OLED lit feels like a good choice either way.
but blooming is still an issue w/ MiniLED though. Gonna take a few more generations to get the kinks out of it.
@@thanhclips true there will always be some blooming, it’s a limitation of the Technology. To be honest I’ve never liked LG LCD Nanocell based TV’s but the QNED is vastly superior to anything LED/LCD LG have made to date. As a compromise to getting an OLED the value and performance is good.
Agree, black levels on miniLED have gotten so good, that the OLED black level as a selling point just doesn't convince me.
@@theexpatgunner 95% of the picture for 50% of the price. Seems like the right choice.
0:12 proud to see my lil country (Mauritius' underwater waterfall illusion) featured on this video and on this Magnificient TV.
I just bought a 77 inch lg c1 with the evo panel and i love it. Gets bright and it’s just beautiful picture
I have the LG nano cell and I love it. Gaming never looked smoother on any other big name TV that I've owned.
I have the lg nanocell75 great budget tv
OLED all day if you watch quality 4K Ultra HD movies and want the best at-home experience.. also excellent for 120hz gaming. I think the QNED is better value in the larger sizes, however.
5:59 u can't see all the detail in the rocks on OLED because it don't get that bright.
@@vacationboyvideos That's because the room is so bright. You don't go to the theater and expect any external light. If you are putting a TV in a room that will mainly have bright light when watching, you'll want to go LED instead of OLED (but chances are you don't really care about OLED or higher quality viewing experience to begin with if the TV is going to be used in this type of environment). If you watch movies at night or in a dark room like most people, you'll appreciate the HDR, depth, and contrast OLED has to offer over LED.. and it's a major difference. I purchased a top model QLED from Samsung and returned it after 2 weeks.. then went with LG GX OLED and it is literally a 10x better movie watching experience for only like $500 more in cost.
@@vacationboyvideos that’s why you buy QLED.
@@Horizon301. But that's just rebranded LCDs
@@pixels_per_inch yes it is, except they are pretty close to what OLED offers. They have advantages over it though because it’s more suited to brighter rooms, the screen itself is brighter and it doesn’t suffer from burn in. That’s why I would choose QLED over OLED
It depends on the lighting of the room, but OLED all day everyday. Nothing beats those perfect blacks. The blooming affect around high contrast images in a pitch black room bother me on mini-led, but the image on OLED might as well be floating in midair it’s so perfect, but if I were setting up a TV in a more lit room I’d go the mini-led route for the brighter picture and less glare.
Have the LG C1 55 inch OLED and i love it
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I had an LG 55” OLED and it suffered from image burn in while watching shows on TH-cam TV. It was mainly station logos in the bottom corners, for instance if you watched the news for any period of time. I’ve heard things have improved, but it makes me lean toward the miniLED screens for that sole reason.
I watch youtube all the time and never had burn in. How old is your model?
Oled is garbage
which tv model? would like to make an informed buying choice
Naaaaa that’s over with I have a lg cx 55 and I abuse it everything fine unless you watch the same thing alllllllll day every day for the whole year then yes but even a lcd gets bad like that and a led any tv but after the LG C9 it’s been excellent I have one for 2 years now no burn in and I game watch TV movies everything same as the first time I got it
@@BigBoss7777777 exactly
I have owned a an LG E6 and it got screen burn after while, so for long term investment definitely the miniLED.
I got a TCL MiniLED 75 inch in my living room. It's amazing how bright the tv gets. I actually need to dim it down in the mornings because my eyes aren't adjusted yet. For the price the picture is stunning
TCL ain’t even close to the same level as lg man.
Oled because of power usage = less electricity bill ;) . But , If you put any flat screen on a wall at height , just scrap it instead ! To save on the neck ache and physical issue it causes .
As for size ? Very people know there is a guide for/on this , because the recommended is due to viewing distant . The same as the top of the screen should be at eye height when sitting , not 6 feet up on a wall !
we need qd oled, brightness of last gen mini led with the benefit of oled and probably the best color space for consumer tv. that’s the best tv for gaming and movies money can buy. microled might beat oled on movie but probably never achieved native 1ms response time of oled with no ghosting
I never noticed ghosting with my old samsung lcd but what i immediately did notice after buying an Lg oled was that the super fast response made the stutter with low framerates (like 30fps) so much more obvious and worse! (especially outside game mode you get a dia show! ^^)
And sadly even with next gen consoles we still get 30fps games! Latest game Dying light 2 if you want to play it above 1080p or raytracing it's with 30fps! :(
@@SAIIIURAI who use console to get high frame rate gaming? console is always too cheap to use the greatest hardware on the market. never expected next gen would even run 4k 60 with decent graphic options anyway.
It's the micro-led that matters and unfortunately it doesn't look like its cost is coming down anytime soon.
I think I am waiting for that one.
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MiniLED is great. But OLED is just superior.
Brightness for me it just looks nicer
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OLED isn’t always that expensive if you know when and where to look. I got an LG G2 65” on sale for only $1500. An incredible price for that TV.
for most people that mainly using streaming apps like netflix the oled is useless; the same goes for people with too much lights or glare in their rooms as they will need a brighter tv, so aside from opinion the usage can determine wich is more suitable
Oled for TV, Miniled for computer screen.
I actually bought 77 CX Oled and 75 inch Qned99. I use the oled for content consumption such movie and tv viewing, funny enwouch I watch a lot of TH-cam on it. For the Qned99 I was blessed enough to get my first gaming pc with an RTX 3090 in it plus both the Xbox series X and PS5. Basically my qned99 is meant for gaming. Now granted of course I could game on my oled no problem but my very first oled had burn in from me playing for x amount of hours so I tend to baby most of the oled TVs I had ever since out of habit and the technology has come such a long way where it can be push a bit harder but I just don’t. I also have the qned99 for the possibility of 8k gaming in some form and for extended gaming sessions. I’ll probably post a picture of my setup at some point
Yeah if I causally spent 7+ grand on next gen top of the line gaming equipment in the past year or so, id definitely baby my OLED, don't Wana have to buy another one.
I'll sub to you just because I wanna see that setup
If you all really want to see it, I’ll work on making a video this weekend after work and post it probably Sunday or Monday. Please forgive the novice video making on my end when it’s posted.
@Lost Cause I’m really not trying to flex or anything just sharing my experience. (P.S. …I didn’t mention the audio in the room)
Have you ever seen 8k content? because you wont see much 8k content for a while yet to come, and that's if a new 8k tv will last that long, being as 4k has been out for nearly ten years now and there's not much content of that only mainly on TH-cam, games and a few films.
Don't forget most important " RESPONSE TIME ",OLED has between 0,20ms and 2ms vs QLED/LED 10ms and more
I'm amazed that you get this many viewers, 99% of whom will never buy these dang expensive TV sets.
Until we see a TV top OLED, OLED will always be the go to TV. MiniLED cannot reach black levels like OLED yet. Also, newer OLEDs are going to be brighter than previous years so there’s that.
If you see them side by side you could possibly tell it’s a mini LED in the most extreme contrast picture test. But when it’s standing by it’s self in a room even techy people would prob think it’s a OLED. It’s really that good.
@@micego46 not a chance. I can pick out the LED/MiniLED tech without much issue. Once you see the blooming and other LED issues, they will stick out like a sore thumb.
I'd pick the LCD because I know my viewing habits and until there is an affordable QD-OLED display I don't think I'd be comfortable with an oled again until I know that burn-in actually won't be an issue in the future. It's still years away until it's actually affordable to me though.
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Someone got a first Gen lg oled didn’t they?
@@RDMGAMER Not exactly first gen, no but I suppose not the newest one either. From what I've seen those newer ones are still developing issues over time still but maybe instead of burn-in you'll get streaks/vertical banding first from the pixel refresher and then later burn-in. It's organic material it's always breaking down no matter what's done. LCDs loose in the performance department, it's hard to compete with a pixel that is actually off but they make up in longevity. Viewing angles sucks though but it is what it is and I know my viewing habits which is often times alone, usually playing a game with a HUD element which is a burn-in magnet even after all the algorithms.
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I'd get the mini LED I like the colors a little better I understand the dark capabilities and stuff of OLED I just prefer the other picture to me it looks better
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Got the Oled yesterday and the base of the TV dropped out of the box onto our hardwood floor. Left a massive dent, let alone it weighed 40 pounds 🤦♂️
Ooh sry to hear that
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@@IchanceI I thought the same thing, but that’s damage to the product. And it didn’t even have a scratch on the 40 pound base 😩
@@carterdame8279 dang, I’d be livid man sorry to hear that
Ouch.
I went with mini-LED, no risk of burn in is another added advantage!
Its funny that i can feel the pop and vividness of those colors on that LG TV when i suddenly realized i'm watching it on my old 2014 Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 , which is also OLED ,LOOOLL 🤣🤣
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What I'd like to see next with these TVs, is better framework and handling. I think they're just looking a bit more fragile with how much they've slimmed down.
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They're pretty robust, I accidentally dropped a mattress that was diagonally against the wall on the side of my LG OLED and nothing happened. There's also surprisingly little flex to the screen
"2 Totally different price categories" Nah man, both are in the same category: Hella expensive and out of reach.
I mean QNED is like 3k while the OLED is like 30k. Both are unnecessarily expensive but at least you don't have to be a multi-millionaire to justify the QNED.
@@colbylawrence4228 You can buy a 77 inch LG OLED in the UK for less than £2200 ($2800)
OLED for sure. But to be honest I'm waiting for MicroLED/QD-OLED because it's even better than OLED in colors & brightness without burn in concerns
I would choose the mini led tech for sure.
A while back I wanted the 77" LG C1 OLED but again the cost was and still pretty much is a lot. I ended up getting the 75" Hisense U7G for the 120hz refresh rate with gaming and I'm extremely impressed with the picture quality compared to my 55" 3D Panasonic TV that I was using before it but when I got the 3D TV 4K was pretty much just coming out and it was more expressive then but I will probably get an OLED of either LG or Sony in a few years but watching this video the mini LED looked better with picture quality but I'd have to view them in person to get a better feel of them.
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Might be a long time before picture quality forces you to upgrade from teh Hisnese U7G. Beautiful picture and brightness and great black level performance. It compres favorably to TV's that are twice the price or more.
75", 8k, mini led. Yeah the price is outrageous for sure
Of course, it's a new display technology, not just a rebranded LCD.
Such an incongruous juxtaposition, that TV on those cinders.
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QNED. It depends on the ambient light in the room it's going to be used. If you have lots of outdoor light, windows etc get the QNED. To really appreciate the gradients of blacks you need a very dark viewing room.
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60Hz r outdated.120 Hz is standard OLED
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I am very happy with my LG 65inch G1 Evo. Would not even think twice. OLED right now but I have to say it is not cheap. I hope the cost is made more affordable for all to own.
I have a AUS$500 55" Kogan LED TV. It's a beast. Tech has come along way on the cheaper end of the stick.
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