Hey everyone! Thanks as always for all the great comments! As someone has pointed out, the Auto Mode didn’t trigger the Tv to cover BT. 2020, which I absolutely SHOULD have caught. But I was kinda flying since I had to wait for a replacement. With BT 2020 engaged it will cover in the 90s. I’ll go over this in the VS. with the G3!
One big problem with Samsung’s One Connect box is that at my new house that’s fairly higher-end, the wall for the TV is already pre-wired with HDMI 2.1 e-ARC inputs and power, so as much as I would love to get this TV it’s a no go for my installation - which sucks. Hopefully the Sony version is just all built-in like usual.
Hi, have you tried both tv's. samsung s95c and lg g3. In your opinion, which one is better uncalibrated out of the box, which one would you choose yourself?
Have you faced any issues with the One connet Box? The S95C is currently on Sale near me and i've been wanting an OLED for so long but i've read everywhere about Blackouts and sudden power-offs with the OCB.
I've made my decision. The A95L will be too expensive for me and I was debating for a while between the G3 and the S95C. I decided to go with the 77' Samsung simply because of the versatility that the one connect box will provide for my living room setup. My current living room TV is a 55' Q6F from 2018 so I can't wait! 😊
I've got a Q8FN and never bother to update the Firmware. I heard Samsung would downgrade their older TVs picture quality through Firmware updates. Do you think this is the case?
@@vprrealtor6244 my KS9000was ruined through bad software updates, i had a path to get my money back and get a q8fn but i was lazy, your tv is a beast with like 90 percent t2020 coverage, never update it dude.
Our verdict on the LG G3 vs. Samsung S95C duel A look at the final scores reveals: The LG G3 and the Samsung S95C lead the field of the best TVs and would win any other comparison with the competition. The differences between the two top models are minimal and the price for both is just under 3,000 euros. Even when it comes to picture quality, which is the decisive argument for many, the televisions are on par. So which TV is best for you depends a lot on your needs. If a well thought-out remote control for linear operation is important to you, we recommend the LG G3. The remote control of the Samsung S95C is designed for streaming and otherwise seems notchy. If you want to save on a soundbar for the time being, you will get better sound with the Samsung S95C. If you already own a soundbar that works with either the Q Symphony or WOW Orchestra, we recommend that you use the corresponding TV model. If you want to put the TV on a dresser, you will be happy with the stand of the Samsung TV. With the LG G3, you have to invest an additional 200 euros for a stand. It is exactly the opposite if you prefer wall mounting. The design of the LG G3 is precisely designed for this and includes everything that is necessary for perfect installation.
Have you faced any issues with the One connet Box? The S95C is currently on Sale near me and i've been wanting an OLED for so long but i've read everywhere about Blackouts and sudden power-offs with the OCB.
Your reviews are absolutely fantastic. There are so many points in this video that were really helpful. The extra attention detail, like panning the static and active is just second to none
The thing that blew me away about this tv was its viewing angles. I thought nothing could beat oled tv viewing angles but the qd oleds sh!t on every TV in this regard. I saw no noticeable degradation of brightness when looking at this tv from the side and because it’s so bright it really stands out next to any TV next to it (like at Best Buy or Costco). My biggest concern with Samsung TVs though, is its reliability and consistency in panel quality.
I have the first gen qd-oled from samsung. Absolutely love it. Not a fan of the user experience when it comes to Tizen. But, I don’t do much with it as far as swapping inputs or apps. It’s fantastic. The 2nd gen looks even sweeter!
I still have a LG C2 42” for pc use, bought it the day it came out. Recently got calman home and calibrated every mode, i’m so happy with it except for one thing. I would love a 42” size pushing 1500+ nits as well. Would make a great gaming experience.
I actually had an LG E8 fall flat on its face after unboxing the top. Amazingly there was actually no discernible damage when I turned it on. It wasn't until a few years later that I noticed the bottom right corner now shows a bit of blotting... but it's only visible in certain conditions and it's so small that you can't really notice it. Basically the bottom right corner is a bit rounded instead of the sharp angle the other corners have. It's still going strong and I honestly don't think I need to upgrade this thing for a while longer. No burn-in yet! 😊
Just out of curiosity, what made you go for the E over the C or even better G? Just curious.. don't hear many people using the E series and always been a bit of an enigma.. I worked in richer sounds before covid and even then we barely seen the E series on display! Always aas the A,C,G series!
@@SSNebula I think they don't make them anymore but honestly it was price. If I remember correctly they were the same as the C series of that year but a bit slicker in style being a full slab of glass all the way to the base (it gives the unit a floating effect on the stand) and with better speakers. I got it for a good deal shortly after it came out because apparently they weren't moving. The only reason one would buy it is because of looks honestly. The C8 was technically the exact same unit otherwise. You can actually dump a C9 board on these to get full 4k 120Hz out of the panel via HDMI even! I think LG realized people weren't willing to pay a bit more just for looks and discontinued them because mine was cheaper than the C8 was at the time.
It is time Simba. Im rocking a 43 Samsung from 2011. Thank you for the review. Needed to see this before clicking buy on the samsung store. My last hurdle is the wife ❤👀
Was looking at this tv for black friday sale and wanted to check out some reviews first. Stumbled onto your channel and must say I'm impressed by your work. Great, great review. I will buy the TV today.
Thanks DT. This year is the year I replace my 2018 LG C8 Oled. I am going to buy the Samsung S90C because it has an analogue out, so I can connect my subwoofer to it. Bravo Samsung for thinking about my needs! Currently, my work around is to use the optical out connected to an audio extractor. This barely works, because I can't control the subwoofer volume as I change the TV volume. That problem will finally be addressed. Again, bravo Samsung!
As this video gets posted, here in the UK we were literally building our store demo 85" QN800C 8K. And again was initially dubious about the stand (same design as here) however it holds the weight beautifully, and what a great upgrade on the rear design for holding the One connect Box over 2022. 👏 Cannot wait to build the rest of this years lineups of TVs.
@DYAUS haven't seen one yet in the flesh. I imagine Samsung like most years have gone for an all in encompassing one Design for their 8K/S95C and QN95C.
@DYAUS and so was I when I said 8K. Which encompasses QN900C/QN800C and QN700C. The stand will be exactly the same as Caleb has built here as it was on our QN800C. Which to start with looks dubious but once stood up and built is soo solid. 👌
@@chris10053 sorry, didn't realize you were only referring to the stand. Yes you are correct, the stand is EXTREMELY nice and durable. Plus leaves room for a sound bar. But my 85QN900C is still not as bright as my 85X95K in the most accurate modes. I can make the Samsung ever so slightly brighter using things like, contrast enhancer, while in "active" tone mapping mode. But all that just to get the "extra" brightness, is strange. I do think it's great with black level and blooming, although still not quite as good as my Sony X95K. But either equal, or so close that I can't tell the difference. Where my Sony destroys the 900C is the motion. It's night and day. So weird that a TV HALF THE PRICE can match the Samsung in every aspect, yet beat it in other aspects.
After seeing Stop the FOMO prove that there was little to no difference between Dolby Vision and HDR10+, this TV is definitely going to be my choice. Q Symphony helps with the decision also..
There is 1 major difference in that Dolby Vision is the universal standard used by virtually all the studios and streaming services, whereas HDR10+ is hardly used by any of them (Amazon Prime Video being a rare exception). So more often than not, your choice would be between DV if you go with other major brands, and nothing if you go with Samsung. 🤨
@@Noneya5555 It doesn't matter. HDR10 (non-plus) with active tone mapping *can* be better than native DV. That was the point of the Fomo video. Unless you are pixel peeping, pausing every frame to do side by side comparisons, you should not notice a difference between them.
i feel you when you said you can’t tell a difference with the dolby vision! i have a samsung and a hisense with dolby vision and watching disney+ marvel made content i would still pick the samsung despite no dolby vision because you get better brightness and a sharper overall picture!
Would love to see how it compares to the G3 and A95L. Good to see they added static hdr. Now nets hope they will get 34" gen2 panels soon. And I hope they will make 83/85% screens in the near future. I would like Sony 83/85 A95M
From my perspective (in the UK anyway), I’m really hoping that Phillips (which is evaluating QD-OLED) takes this technology on as a consumer set. From my perspective, Phillips will offer all HDR formats as well as their brilliant Ambilight technology as well as its competitive pricing. I’m thinking that MLA will need to be made available at a lower price on LG’s C series to really bring it into the mainstream. Should that be the case, it’ll give QD-OLED a real run for it’s money.
@@jasmadahar9089 The money is in affordable sets right now. I hear much of the budget stuff from brands like TCL is killing it in sales when compared to these 4k costing TVs
I was confused when you said Sony A95L but in the video somebody wrote Sony A97L 😊. Great review Caleb! Can't wait for the final Top 3 TV for this year to coming out.
The limited brightness may also be due to a lack of an actual heatsink. I think they advertised this year that theres a graphite heatsink but from what ive seen people think its marketing talk for their thermal pad they had last year. Maybe sony a95l has a chance of hitting those peak nits because of the heatsink and because they tamed the brightness on the a95k. Also i went to my local electronics store and was talking with the staff in there and they were saying they had a lot more people bring in there s95B with burn in than A95k or G2 owners. So thats why they kept recommending the other OLEDs to people. But it is still a great TV. Would love a comparison between the s95C and A95L or even s95b and a95k to show whether dolby vision is a big deal though because from Stop the Fomo vid there didnt seem a big difference. But not a lot of recent content showing the difference in todays market
Hey Caleb great video, im obsessing over buying this tv but im on a budget atm lol, is Samsung coming up with more qd oled tvs in this size and maybe even better ones?
If Samsung Electronics wanted to nerf the qdoled's peak brightness, then why did the sony qdoled model from last year have even less brightness than the s95b? Because the tv manufacturers likely knew that the "2000 nits" claim was bogus and could quickly lead to burn-in.
I got this TV and can't agree more with your review, this TV it's a treat, I'm impress on how punchy, vivid and bright the TV is, viewing angle it's amazing, gaming it's a delight, even the kids loved this, I had to watch Moana around 100 times on my older TV but with this TV Te Ka scenes are something else (the reds and black looked so wow) we are all super happy (even wife changed her mind from "too expensive" to "wow you were right, it was really worth it"), on the downside Tizen is not my favorite a few apps I can't find and old shows like Seinfeld on Netflix looked terrible (maybe I need to change settings but not sure how), sound is not really a problem since we see movies only after getting our kids to bed with modest volume and then play games with gaming headsets, so this fits all my needs. P.S. For installation I recommend watching tutorials on TH-cam. The base is heavy and not easy to assemble, but one connect box is very worth it. I was able to get the 55' for 1.3k around $700 less than Sony 55X90L so I think this was the best for her value
Have you faced any issues with the One connet Box? The S95C is currently on Sale near me and i've been wanting an OLED for so long but i've read everywhere about Blackouts and sudden power-offs with the OCB.
@@sergiol8801 one year of use and so far zero issues with the connect box, I love that all the wired can be hidden and you just send one cable to the tv on the wall, I got the 55' for $1.3~ and it worth every penny, like I said only down side is tyzen ios and no dolby which is not a problem if you get a chromecast/or firestick and a good sound bar
Great review! I’m looking forward to see how the A95L compares, if it really reaches 2000 nits (Sony did claim 100% brightness increase in their marketing), then I’m gonna be really tempted to replace my LG G2!
I love the way you do what you do..."review consumer electronics!". When it comes to OLED dispays can you and the guy helping you wear some gloves please. I feel uncomfortable watching finger prints and smudges when you bring out the brand new displays out of the box lol. This comment coming from a person who has OCD can be completely ignored however haha! Keep up the good work Caleb...
Caleb can you please do some extensive testing on the earc … the rumbling in the forums suggest the s95c has earc issues … cutouts , lip sync issues … sound is such an important part of the cinematic experience and I have over 2k worth of sonos audio speakers .. would love to know for sure what’s going on there before buying a 4500 dollar tv thanks !
Doesn't the one connect cable always carries power to the panel? My old 2018 Samsung with the super thin cable sure does. I love it. LG should really copy that, actually everyone should do it.
Finally! Some rationality! Why should ANY TV (consumer grade) not include all the formats? LG. Sony, Panasonic.. all have DV.. I honestly prefer DV for TV content and HDR10 for gaming so I guess C and G2 will do until Samsung or someone else brings along a TV that's all bells and whistles!.
75% 2020 is if you are using DCI-P3 mode (or auto which remains broken), if you move to BT2020 you would get around 90% Also the little packing bumpers were on my S95B so not new for this year.
Have you faced any issues with the One connet Box? The S95C is currently on Sale near me and i've been wanting an OLED for so long but i've read everywhere about Blackouts and sudden power-offs with the OCB.
I have the s95b and it is an amazing TV. Deep inky blacks, vibrant colors, easily the best TV I’ve ever owned. And I like that the 4 HDMI ports are built in and there’s no one connect box. Once you go OLED you can’t go back.
Hi, may I know how long have you had your TV? Do you watch content with logo or static image? Has your TV experience any burn-in/image retention yet? Just saw Rting review and kinda makes me not wanting to get that since I want to keep my TV for at least 5 years.
@@halo-halo9244 I use the 65” tv like a tv. I watch all sorts of content including news with logos, sports, movies, shows, TH-cam videos, ps5 games. Zero burn in from what I can tell. It’s been about 7-8 months. My panel came on a truck and it wasn’t bent whatsoever. I didn’t even know about the controversy with the firmware or bent panels and now burn in at the time of purchase. I would suggest to go give the s95b a look in person and the c2/c3 and proceed from there. But in my experience I am glad with my purchase.
@@j340_official I've seen the C2 in person next to a QN95B and I much prefer a QN95B but the S95B came in a few month ago in my place and now they are selling it for half the original price since the new models just came in and was thinking of either going with the S95B or QN95B just so I won't need to baby my TV since I watch cable TV with logo in for 4-5 hours a day. But if that's not an issue then I guess I can go with the S95B specially with the half price now. Thanks for the answer!
You should keep in mind that people with poor eyesight need lights on all the time. What tv's would be good for them? Also, how do you tell if TV upscaling is actually working?
Sounds amazing. Caleb, appreciate your humor and hard work on this. That said, I hope it's not being overhyped like the previous version. I'm wondering what the Sony A95L will have to offer over this? Will it's tendency to have superior color accuracy be enough? Looking forward to it. Obviously Sony will have Dolby Vision but will it's gaming features be lacking in any way comparatively?
I’m going to buy the Samsung 55” S95c. Best can still get me one though Samsung direct provided I place the order before the 15th of this month. My question is do you still stand behind your comment that this model is the very best OLED model they’ve ever made. I’ve watched your review of this model several times
So funny! Thank you for your review! - No Dolby Vision, - No DTS - No 85” unfortunately when will Samsung get with the program. Will you compare it to the G3?
Have a lg c series oled bought 3yrs ago, lg provided only 2 year warrenty, and once the warrenty was off the panel with one month, started showing black lines, permanently black portions from the top bezzel, horizontal white lines. When i called LG they said they can't do anything and I'll have to pay full for the service and the panel. And it was almost 80% of the price of the TV, so I'm now living with it until I've saved few more bucks to buy the Samsung qd-oled
Have you faced any issues with the One connet Box? The S95C is currently on Sale near me and i've been wanting an OLED for so long but i've read everywhere about Blackouts and sudden power-offs with the OCB.
I thought the same thing but then bought the s95b and I don't regret it at all, I compared it to the Vizio OLED which is a bit brighter than a c1 and the s95b blew it out of the water when the Vizio was doing DV and the s95b was doing standard hdr10
@@classicgalactica5879 what does your comment even mean? DV isn't necessary at all especially considering all the TVs we have now are 10 bit and can't even fully utilize DV potential. You literally have to have the TVs side by side to notice a difference. If you bought into the DV copium that's on you. It's a good television idk what your point is. So what if you've been in your job for 20 years, this TV has been out for a year and DV isn't even 10 years old. If the whole premise of your argument is based on your job title then you don't have any point to make. Stop embarrassing yourself
I would say Samsung pegged back the brightness to reduce the chance of screenburn and to help with panel life. It might also allow them to bring out the 2024 TV with "extra brightness" using the same panel!
@@RealArtVandelay Not as such. The S95C panel can go up to 1800-2000 nits from factory. Obviously running at that may affect panel life and accuracy. So although brighter than the S95B, it could go higher.
To be fair their 8K Neo QLEDs are also great. They had punchier colors, brighter details, more HDR impact, better upscaling capability, with OLED-like contrast and black level. There's a little bit of blooming and DSE because it's basically still an LCD but a very very advanced one.
You are incorrect on several points. Samsung Oled has superior Color Gamut and Color Volume vs any Samsung Qled model or any other Qled for that matter. Also Samsung Oled definitely has much brighter specular highlights because no LCD as of today can reach that small level detail. Even a good lcd at best has a couple thousand dimming zones, Oled has millions of pixels that each illuminate…….. The only real advantage of the 8K model is overall brightness and of course less likely to burn in, that’s about it. Even a 4k QD-Oled is sharper than a Samsung 8K, because of the pixel structure. I suggest not to post if you’re rally uniformed on what you’re speaking of. I own a Samsung 8K 85” and an Lg Oled 65” and soon upgrading to 77”.
@J Frank j frank sorry you're so grumpy about an opinion, but you're completely wrong on a few points. Contrast is AMAZING! NOT QD-OLED amazing, but very very very very, very close!!! Blacks are inky black. To my eye, not as black as my 85X95K but almost identical. But the POP it provides especially in HDR with 2100 nits 10% screen, yeah its bright. Of course that is with enhancements like, contrast enchancer, and "active" tone mapping turned on, but this thing looks unrivaled in a lot of ways compared to OLED. Even the newest QD-OLED.
@nhac lly of course. I do think the 900C is good for gaming, ACTUALLY AMAZING for gaming. I don't know about the 800C especially at the 85 inch size. Because it's a different panel type, (ADS/IPS) but I'm sure it's comparable. My 900C has NO DSE AT ALL! But it is dimmer then my 85X95K in all the most accurate modes. Meaning, WITHOUT using CE.
Had the 85" X95K, wasn't impressed, took it back and purchased the QN900B, wich to me, is miles better, absolutely love the unrivaled 8K upscaling it provides for my 4K Ultra Blu-ray's, with that said, my S95C has better contrast, depth, and punch than any Mini or Quantum LED. But that 8K detail is no joke...
huh! Didn't know you could act Caleb and yes you do suit the zipper lol! another great review from the best guy in the business keep up the great mate!
A Best Buy salesman just talked me into buying the S95. When he and another associate brought the TV outside to me I noticed the box said S94. He said it's the same TV, just the 2023 model. So he talked me into a TV with over a thousand positive reviews then brought me a TV with literally only one positive review. Apparently this S94 doesn't have Bluetooth so you wouldn't be able to watch this TV with a wireless headset but I'm not concerned about that. What sold me on the S95 is how bright the screen is. I could have purchased a similar LG for about $300 cheaper but it was a little bit dimmer and I was impressed with the brightness of the S95. Unfortunately there hasn't been anybody to do a full review of the S94 so I'm uncertain if I want to take it out of the box.
As always great content... Here is an idea though ... What about a revisit of older flagship tvs and how do they stand in todays market ... For example the 2020 samsung QE65Q95T... And how does it fare today ... And what would be the equivalent tvs that you could get today, that would match it or surpass it in the budget category, if any .... That would be great for people that would either looking to get a bargain on an older model or people that are looking to upgrade and would like to see from where in the line up should start looking in order for their upgrade to make sense .... Just an idea ...😉 Keep up the good work both in reviews and weight loss 😉🤘👏
I am all over the place with my tv buying decision.. it's down to the G2, A95K, X95K, or this Samsung.. it's going to be ONNLLYY for gaming.. I went and looked today and was so impressed when I saw this Samsung.. the X95K looked alot better than I thought it would too.. such a difficult decision
None of the big "premium" brands offer both Dolby Vision and HDR10+. For that, you'd have to get a TCL or Hisense. But you don't really need HDR10+. Most streaming services use Dolby Vision and don't offer HDR10+ support.
@@ajoash Hisense and TCL both have their new 2023 models coming out this summer, possibly as soon as June, and both companies will be using Google TV. Hisense has the U8K and TCL has the QM8. I'm sure Caleb will be taking a look at both models too! In fact, he tweeted that he's already seen the new TCL QM8 recently.
@@chrisbegley2396 Also, if you don't have DV, most revert back to HDR, small difference in both. If you know how to calibrate in BT2020, you can do better than both...
Dear Mr. Denison, Thank you for all the great reviews, I enjoy them very much. What are the videos that you're using in the Color segment (aroind 15:50)? Would love to check how they look on my old(er) Bravia. Thank you.
Late to the comment party. Regarding Dolby Vision, I've always "heard" that it matters, but only to a point. That if a display can get bright enough to HDR10 levels then the benefits of DV are almost zero. Is that true? At what point does the per-frame metadata stop mattering? Or is there more to it than just brightness? I'd love an explainer on this and other "when should I care about xxxx feature" video.
Hey everyone! Thanks as always for all the great comments! As someone has pointed out, the Auto Mode didn’t trigger the Tv to cover BT. 2020, which I absolutely SHOULD have caught. But I was kinda flying since I had to wait for a replacement. With BT 2020 engaged it will cover in the 90s. I’ll go over this in the VS. with the G3!
One big problem with Samsung’s One Connect box is that at my new house that’s fairly higher-end, the wall for the TV is already pre-wired with HDMI 2.1 e-ARC inputs and power, so as much as I would love to get this TV it’s a no go for my installation - which sucks. Hopefully the Sony version is just all built-in like usual.
God I thought u were serious, and the Oscar trophy 🏆 goes to Caleb
@@993mike then just get S90C, same hardware
Hi, have you tried both tv's. samsung s95c and lg g3. In your opinion, which one is better uncalibrated out of the box, which one would you choose yourself?
Wait, Samsung still doesn't auto-detect the right color space for content?
I am glad that you are finally taking TV reviews seriously and giving it the emotional depth it needs 😔
Haha love this intro. Good to see you injecting more of your personality into these reviews 👍
Thanks!
I ordered the S95C this morning and then I saw your review. Now I am really looking forward for delivery. 😊
Have you faced any issues with the One connet Box? The S95C is currently on Sale near me and i've been wanting an OLED for so long but i've read everywhere about Blackouts and sudden power-offs with the OCB.
@@sergiol8801no issues with the OCB yet.
I've made my decision. The A95L will be too expensive for me and I was debating for a while between the G3 and the S95C. I decided to go with the 77' Samsung simply because of the versatility that the one connect box will provide for my living room setup. My current living room TV is a 55' Q6F from 2018 so I can't wait! 😊
huge upgrade bud
I've got a Q8FN and never bother to update the Firmware. I heard Samsung would downgrade their older TVs picture quality through Firmware updates. Do you think this is the case?
@@vprrealtor6244 my KS9000was ruined through bad software updates, i had a path to get my money back and get a q8fn but i was lazy, your tv is a beast with like 90 percent t2020 coverage, never update it dude.
@@vprrealtor6244 although I'm usually "Anti-Samsung", all TV companies do this 😅
DONT UNDERSTAND ALL THE HYPE WITH FILMMAKER MODE ! SDR OR HDR HDR 10 looks like it's in standard mode. Calibrated my 8K with my S23 ultra movie mode 😊
Our verdict on the LG G3 vs. Samsung S95C duel A look at the final scores reveals: The LG G3 and the Samsung S95C lead the field of the best TVs and would win any other comparison with the competition. The differences between the two top models are minimal and the price for both is just under 3,000 euros. Even when it comes to picture quality, which is the decisive argument for many, the televisions are on par. So which TV is best for you depends a lot on your needs. If a well thought-out remote control for linear operation is important to you, we recommend the LG G3. The remote control of the Samsung S95C is designed for streaming and otherwise seems notchy. If you want to save on a soundbar for the time being, you will get better sound with the Samsung S95C. If you already own a soundbar that works with either the Q Symphony or WOW Orchestra, we recommend that you use the corresponding TV model. If you want to put the TV on a dresser, you will be happy with the stand of the Samsung TV. With the LG G3, you have to invest an additional 200 euros for a stand. It is exactly the opposite if you prefer wall mounting. The design of the LG G3 is precisely designed for this and includes everything that is necessary for perfect installation.
Thanks for that useful information- especially re the stand/wall mount
Best intro ever! Also, I just bought a 65'' S95C and it will be delivered tomorrow! So excited!
Have you faced any issues with the One connet Box? The S95C is currently on Sale near me and i've been wanting an OLED for so long but i've read everywhere about Blackouts and sudden power-offs with the OCB.
@@sergiol8801 No. Works perfectly from the get go. Regardless of source, I have Bell STB and Ps5 hooked to it.
Your reviews are absolutely fantastic. There are so many points in this video that were really helpful. The extra attention detail, like panning the static and active is just second to none
The thing that blew me away about this tv was its viewing angles. I thought nothing could beat oled tv viewing angles but the qd oleds sh!t on every TV in this regard. I saw no noticeable degradation of brightness when looking at this tv from the side and because it’s so bright it really stands out next to any TV next to it (like at Best Buy or Costco).
My biggest concern with Samsung TVs though, is its reliability and consistency in panel quality.
Please Caleb, do review the S90C. Just bought it a few weeks ago, and I'd love watching you reviewing it. In the meantime, this helps :)
Oh, I plan on it! QN90C first, then S90C! 🎉🎉🎉
I have the first gen qd-oled from samsung. Absolutely love it. Not a fan of the user experience when it comes to Tizen. But, I don’t do much with it as far as swapping inputs or apps.
It’s fantastic. The 2nd gen looks even sweeter!
Same thoughts exactly
Same, i just bought a Google TV dongle for it. My other TVs are Google/android TV so can’t go back to Tizen.
Ditto. I use an Apple TV instead
Just bought an s95b. C didn't innovate enough for me to justify the price difference
@@thegobstopper323 It's a fantastic TV! Really been enjoying mine a lot
I still have a LG C2 42” for pc use, bought it the day it came out.
Recently got calman home and calibrated every mode, i’m so happy with it except for one thing.
I would love a 42” size pushing 1500+ nits as well.
Would make a great gaming experience.
I actually had an LG E8 fall flat on its face after unboxing the top. Amazingly there was actually no discernible damage when I turned it on. It wasn't until a few years later that I noticed the bottom right corner now shows a bit of blotting... but it's only visible in certain conditions and it's so small that you can't really notice it. Basically the bottom right corner is a bit rounded instead of the sharp angle the other corners have.
It's still going strong and I honestly don't think I need to upgrade this thing for a while longer. No burn-in yet! 😊
Just out of curiosity, what made you go for the E over the C or even better G? Just curious.. don't hear many people using the E series and always been a bit of an enigma.. I worked in richer sounds before covid and even then we barely seen the E series on display! Always aas the A,C,G series!
@@SSNebula I think they don't make them anymore but honestly it was price. If I remember correctly they were the same as the C series of that year but a bit slicker in style being a full slab of glass all the way to the base (it gives the unit a floating effect on the stand) and with better speakers.
I got it for a good deal shortly after it came out because apparently they weren't moving. The only reason one would buy it is because of looks honestly. The C8 was technically the exact same unit otherwise. You can actually dump a C9 board on these to get full 4k 120Hz out of the panel via HDMI even!
I think LG realized people weren't willing to pay a bit more just for looks and discontinued them because mine was cheaper than the C8 was at the time.
@@lammyjammer6670 fair enough! Didn't realise that never had hands on with the E series from LG
As always, great review. Any plans on doing a 77" S90C review? The 77" has the same panel as the S95C and is $1000 cheaper. Thanks.
It is time Simba. Im rocking a 43 Samsung from 2011. Thank you for the review. Needed to see this before clicking buy on the samsung store. My last hurdle is the wife ❤👀
Was looking at this tv for black friday sale and wanted to check out some reviews first. Stumbled onto your channel and must say I'm impressed by your work. Great, great review. I will buy the TV today.
Thanks DT. This year is the year I replace my 2018 LG C8 Oled.
I am going to buy the Samsung S90C because it has an analogue out, so I can connect my subwoofer to it. Bravo Samsung for thinking about my needs!
Currently, my work around is to use the optical out connected to an audio extractor. This barely works, because I can't control the subwoofer volume as I change the TV volume. That problem will finally be addressed. Again, bravo Samsung!
Still kinda early to be replaced
@@JustxLiving909 It's time DC. My beloved C8 suffers from the dreaded green blob. It's overdue time.
So dramatic! Haha love it, Caleb if I knew how, I'd enter you as my nomination for best newcomer in next year's PrimeTime EMMYs, bravo!
As this video gets posted, here in the UK we were literally building our store demo 85" QN800C 8K. And again was initially dubious about the stand (same design as here) however it holds the weight beautifully, and what a great upgrade on the rear design for holding the One connect Box over 2022. 👏 Cannot wait to build the rest of this years lineups of TVs.
What about the 900C?
@DYAUS haven't seen one yet in the flesh. I imagine Samsung like most years have gone for an all in encompassing one Design for their 8K/S95C and QN95C.
@@chris10053 I was referring to their FLAGSHIP QN900C. Not the 4K models, which are the QN95C AND QN90C.
@DYAUS and so was I when I said 8K. Which encompasses QN900C/QN800C and QN700C. The stand will be exactly the same as Caleb has built here as it was on our QN800C. Which to start with looks dubious but once stood up and built is soo solid. 👌
@@chris10053 sorry, didn't realize you were only referring to the stand. Yes you are correct, the stand is EXTREMELY nice and durable. Plus leaves room for a sound bar. But my 85QN900C is still not as bright as my 85X95K in the most accurate modes. I can make the Samsung ever so slightly brighter using things like, contrast enhancer, while in "active" tone mapping mode. But all that just to get the "extra" brightness, is strange. I do think it's great with black level and blooming, although still not quite as good as my Sony X95K. But either equal, or so close that I can't tell the difference. Where my Sony destroys the 900C is the motion. It's night and day. So weird that a TV HALF THE PRICE can match the Samsung in every aspect, yet beat it in other aspects.
After seeing Stop the FOMO prove that there was little to no difference between Dolby Vision and HDR10+, this TV is definitely going to be my choice. Q Symphony helps with the decision also..
There is 1 major difference in that Dolby Vision is the universal standard used by virtually all the studios and streaming services, whereas HDR10+ is hardly used by any of them (Amazon Prime Video being a rare exception).
So more often than not, your choice would be between DV if you go with other major brands, and nothing if you go with Samsung. 🤨
@@Noneya5555 pretty sure it reverts to standard HDR when there is no Dolby Vision support.
The difference is availability. Much more content and streaming services use DV.
@@Noneya5555 It doesn't matter. HDR10 (non-plus) with active tone mapping *can* be better than native DV. That was the point of the Fomo video. Unless you are pixel peeping, pausing every frame to do side by side comparisons, you should not notice a difference between them.
@@Noneya5555 hdr10+ on Disney +
Any plans to look at TCL C845 anytime soon? The Samsung S95C looks amazing but it’s wildly expensive…
They just reviewed its North American equivalent, the QM8
Is not having dolby vision a deal breaker? You mentioned it a few times that it's a bummer, but worth going with the LG OLED instead?
I am interested in the furniture the tv stands on. How can I find it?
Would love a comparison view on the s90c vs the s95c
Great video. I'm looking forward to you comparing it with G3 and the future Sony.
With every video we inch closer to the myth, the legend, the fable, the lore that is the tale of the mystical X95L review.
Looks like the X93L will be part of that inching closer. It’s the first one Sony could send.
Lmao, I wouldn't even waste my time with tech that still uses backlighting and local dimming. Bring on the real Hotness, the A95L...
i feel you when you said you can’t tell a difference with the dolby vision! i have a samsung and a hisense with dolby vision and watching disney+ marvel made content i would still pick the samsung despite no dolby vision because you get better brightness and a sharper overall picture!
Would love to see how it compares to the G3 and A95L. Good to see they added static hdr. Now nets hope they will get 34" gen2 panels soon. And I hope they will make 83/85% screens in the near future. I would like Sony 83/85 A95M
From my perspective (in the UK anyway), I’m really hoping that Phillips (which is evaluating QD-OLED) takes this technology on as a consumer set. From my perspective, Phillips will offer all HDR formats as well as their brilliant Ambilight technology as well as its competitive pricing.
I’m thinking that MLA will need to be made available at a lower price on LG’s C series to really bring it into the mainstream. Should that be the case, it’ll give QD-OLED a real run for it’s money.
@@jasmadahar9089 The money is in affordable sets right now. I hear much of the budget stuff from brands like TCL is killing it in sales when compared to these 4k costing TVs
@@Kevfactor did you really just compare TCL to the likes of Samsung, LG, Sony, Panasonic...?
I was confused when you said Sony A95L but in the video somebody wrote Sony A97L 😊. Great review Caleb! Can't wait for the final Top 3 TV for this year to coming out.
I loved the intro , And your reviews, one of the things I wait for.
I just ordered myself a LG B2 OLED, the lack of reviews for the price of them blows my mind
I’m curious how much heat a tv puts off after running for a few hours
This feels like a Linus tech tips video staring Caleb Denison👍
Linus who? 😂😂😂
Nah we don’t need that lol
What did he drop it on the floor?
Yep it seems like Caleb has become a sub-brand of digital trends. Kudos to Caleb!
What are you talking about? I've been watching Linus for over a decade and I didn't get any of those vibes.
Does the longer one connect cable come with the tv?
It does.
30 cm and 2m50 are include.
10 meters cable is an option to buy
The intro had me absolutely DYING....XP
Keep up the solid work Caleb!
The limited brightness may also be due to a lack of an actual heatsink. I think they advertised this year that theres a graphite heatsink but from what ive seen people think its marketing talk for their thermal pad they had last year. Maybe sony a95l has a chance of hitting those peak nits because of the heatsink and because they tamed the brightness on the a95k. Also i went to my local electronics store and was talking with the staff in there and they were saying they had a lot more people bring in there s95B with burn in than A95k or G2 owners. So thats why they kept recommending the other OLEDs to people. But it is still a great TV. Would love a comparison between the s95C and A95L or even s95b and a95k to show whether dolby vision is a big deal though because from Stop the Fomo vid there didnt seem a big difference. But not a lot of recent content showing the difference in todays market
Caleb you're the man - look forward to every new TV and audio review - you're the AV GOAT lol
Hey Caleb great video, im obsessing over buying this tv but im on a budget atm lol, is Samsung coming up with more qd oled tvs in this size and maybe even better ones?
If Samsung Electronics wanted to nerf the qdoled's peak brightness, then why did the sony qdoled model from last year have even less brightness than the s95b? Because the tv manufacturers likely knew that the "2000 nits" claim was bogus and could quickly lead to burn-in.
Bingo.
You got me on the intro 😂 new to your channel. Liked and subscribed 😊Looking for a new TV so this video was helpful. Thanks
I cried, I laughed, I learned. 😂🎉. Great intro, Caleb!
Will there be an S90C review?
I knew where you were going with the beginning, but oh my goodness, that was hilarious!
I got this TV and can't agree more with your review, this TV it's a treat, I'm impress on how punchy, vivid and bright the TV is, viewing angle it's amazing, gaming it's a delight, even the kids loved this, I had to watch Moana around 100 times on my older TV but with this TV Te Ka scenes are something else (the reds and black looked so wow) we are all super happy (even wife changed her mind from "too expensive" to "wow you were right, it was really worth it"), on the downside Tizen is not my favorite a few apps I can't find and old shows like Seinfeld on Netflix looked terrible (maybe I need to change settings but not sure how), sound is not really a problem since we see movies only after getting our kids to bed with modest volume and then play games with gaming headsets, so this fits all my needs. P.S. For installation I recommend watching tutorials on TH-cam. The base is heavy and not easy to assemble, but one connect box is very worth it. I was able to get the 55' for 1.3k around $700 less than Sony 55X90L so I think this was the best for her value
Have you faced any issues with the One connet Box? The S95C is currently on Sale near me and i've been wanting an OLED for so long but i've read everywhere about Blackouts and sudden power-offs with the OCB.
@@sergiol8801 one year of use and so far zero issues with the connect box, I love that all the wired can be hidden and you just send one cable to the tv on the wall, I got the 55' for $1.3~ and it worth every penny, like I said only down side is tyzen ios and no dolby which is not a problem if you get a chromecast/or firestick and a good sound bar
Great review! I’m looking forward to see how the A95L compares, if it really reaches 2000 nits (Sony did claim 100% brightness increase in their marketing), then I’m gonna be really tempted to replace my LG G2!
New TV every year? Lucky!!!
@@shroey20 im still using my 2020 CX and have no plans on replacing it any time soon.
I bought the S95B last year and I don’t regret it. The TV is still stunning. But the S95C looks like a solid upgrade.
I was all set to buy the S95B until I started watching the S95C reviews, a 40% increase in brightness is huge!
@@prophetmargin7497 40% more brightness for 150% more money.
@@BaSiC47 Plus, Samsung is the only major manufacturer that isn't using the Dolby vision technology, do you think it matters?
Yeah, got my 65 inch S95B for £1300. S95C is almost 3x the price at the moment!
@@prophetmargin7497 It depends on your preferences. For me Dolby Vision doesn't matter at all.
im grateful for this channel for sure
I love the way you do what you do..."review consumer electronics!". When it comes to OLED dispays can you and the guy helping you wear some gloves please. I feel uncomfortable watching finger prints and smudges when you bring out the brand new displays out of the box lol. This comment coming from a person who has OCD can be completely ignored however haha! Keep up the good work Caleb...
You are No 1 in reviewing terms. Thanks.
Caleb can you please do some extensive testing on the earc … the rumbling in the forums suggest the s95c has earc issues … cutouts , lip sync issues … sound is such an important part of the cinematic experience and I have over 2k worth of sonos audio speakers .. would love to know for sure what’s going on there before buying a 4500 dollar tv thanks !
I have audio cut out with all content this TV processes, TV apps and terrestrial TV, it's a piece of crap, totally destroys cinematic experience.
Doesn't the one connect cable always carries power to the panel? My old 2018 Samsung with the super thin cable sure does. I love it. LG should really copy that, actually everyone should do it.
Great review. Unfortunately until Samsung supports Dolby Vision, it is not a brand I would consider buying
Finally! Some rationality! Why should ANY TV (consumer grade) not include all the formats? LG. Sony, Panasonic.. all have DV.. I honestly prefer DV for TV content and HDR10 for gaming so I guess C and G2 will do until Samsung or someone else brings along a TV that's all bells and whistles!.
Brilliant video it was the one I’ve been waiting for and it has confirmed for me my next TV.
Wonderful review and I think we all are waiting for the face off.
75% 2020 is if you are using DCI-P3 mode (or auto which remains broken), if you move to BT2020 you would get around 90%
Also the little packing bumpers were on my S95B so not new for this year.
... yep, very true, even the previous S95B could reach around 90% in BT2020, the "auto" mode is broken, and has not yet been fixed by Samy ...
You’re right and I will mention that in the comparison!😅
Thanks for this review, I love my S95C..
Have you faced any issues with the One connet Box? The S95C is currently on Sale near me and i've been wanting an OLED for so long but i've read everywhere about Blackouts and sudden power-offs with the OCB.
@@sergiol8801 Not a single issue.
I have the s95b and it is an amazing TV. Deep inky blacks, vibrant colors, easily the best TV I’ve ever owned. And I like that the 4 HDMI ports are built in and there’s no one connect box. Once you go OLED you can’t go back.
Hi, may I know how long have you had your TV? Do you watch content with logo or static image? Has your TV experience any burn-in/image retention yet? Just saw Rting review and kinda makes me not wanting to get that since I want to keep my TV for at least 5 years.
@@halo-halo9244 I use the 65” tv like a tv. I watch all sorts of content including news with logos, sports, movies, shows, TH-cam videos, ps5 games. Zero burn in from what I can tell. It’s been about 7-8 months. My panel came on a truck and it wasn’t bent whatsoever. I didn’t even know about the controversy with the firmware or bent panels and now burn in at the time of purchase. I would suggest to go give the s95b a look in person and the c2/c3 and proceed from there. But in my experience I am glad with my purchase.
@@j340_official I've seen the C2 in person next to a QN95B and I much prefer a QN95B but the S95B came in a few month ago in my place and now they are selling it for half the original price since the new models just came in and was thinking of either going with the S95B or QN95B just so I won't need to baby my TV since I watch cable TV with logo in for 4-5 hours a day. But if that's not an issue then I guess I can go with the S95B specially with the half price now. Thanks for the answer!
@j340 was there any difference you felt for lack of Dolby Vision?
@@Atishaya_Jain I never had Dolby Vision so I don’t have a point of reference.
You should keep in mind that people with poor eyesight need lights on all the time. What tv's would be good for them? Also, how do you tell if TV upscaling is actually working?
Sounds amazing. Caleb, appreciate your humor and hard work on this. That said, I hope it's not being overhyped like the previous version. I'm wondering what the Sony A95L will have to offer over this? Will it's tendency to have superior color accuracy be enough? Looking forward to it. Obviously Sony will have Dolby Vision but will it's gaming features be lacking in any way comparatively?
I expect the gaming experience will be superior on the Sony they got PlayStation! HYPE
@@stefanjakobsen6038boy were you wrong
Just means the A95L will be a beast!!
People said the same about the A95K
Still the same Samsung panel, Sony processing and a Heat Sink...
@@bigcdub and Sony price
Awesome TV!!!!! QD Oled is just crazy good!
I’m going to buy the Samsung 55” S95c. Best can still get me one though Samsung direct provided I place the order before the 15th of this month.
My question is do you still stand behind your comment that this model is the very best OLED model they’ve ever made. I’ve watched your review of this model several times
Caleb thanks for your hard work! will share this
Caleb, well done my friend, you killed the open
What are thoughts about the s90c? Thank you
So funny! Thank you for your review!
- No Dolby Vision,
- No DTS
- No 85”
unfortunately when will Samsung get with the program.
Will you compare it to the G3?
no need for Dolby Vision anymore.
I had the LG c2 abd switched for S95c.
Picture quality is better without Dolby Vision lol
Which sound bar would you recommend ?
Can you also hang this on the wall, or just with the stand?
Yeah Caleb love the new review style
Good review and it’s making me feel that I’m not losing too much if I were to pick this regarding Dolby Vision.
I agree, Dolby Vision is way overrated and, in my opinion, shouldn't even be a deciding factor in which model to buy.
Do the smaller sized tvs have different tech? 55inch vs 65 inch?
Love the review. Caleb - You look gooood and healthy! Good for you sir
Have a lg c series oled bought 3yrs ago, lg provided only 2 year warrenty, and once the warrenty was off the panel with one month, started showing black lines, permanently black portions from the top bezzel, horizontal white lines. When i called LG they said they can't do anything and I'll have to pay full for the service and the panel. And it was almost 80% of the price of the TV, so I'm now living with it until I've saved few more bucks to buy the Samsung qd-oled
Just bought one. Thanks for video was very useful in helping decide
Have you faced any issues with the One connet Box? The S95C is currently on Sale near me and i've been wanting an OLED for so long but i've read everywhere about Blackouts and sudden power-offs with the OCB.
@@sergiol8801 not had any issue dude. Tv been great
The lack of Dolby Vision support AND lack of any DTS audio support is a dealbreaker for me that just cannot be overlooked
I thought the same thing but then bought the s95b and I don't regret it at all, I compared it to the Vizio OLED which is a bit brighter than a c1 and the s95b blew it out of the water when the Vizio was doing DV and the s95b was doing standard hdr10
@@xintimidate Whatever helps you sleep better at night. As a former CET, I wouldn't touch a Samsung television with a 20 foot pole.
Same.
@@classicgalactica5879 what does your comment even mean? DV isn't necessary at all especially considering all the TVs we have now are 10 bit and can't even fully utilize DV potential. You literally have to have the TVs side by side to notice a difference. If you bought into the DV copium that's on you. It's a good television idk what your point is. So what if you've been in your job for 20 years, this TV has been out for a year and DV isn't even 10 years old. If the whole premise of your argument is based on your job title then you don't have any point to make. Stop embarrassing yourself
CMON!!! DOLBY VISION AND HDR ARENT THAT MICH DIFFERENT
I don't like the jokes. I liked the clean straight to the point videos what made this channel one of the best in terms of high quality content
Sticking with my A95K for a few years yet. Watched Interstellar earlier and the image is astounding.
Love that movie!
65 inch max ? NEVER AGAIN, I was tired for 9 years with my plasma in this size and now 83 " oled also become too small and MUST be 98 inch qd oled ❤❤❤
@@ShotgunSandwichENT one of the best
@@ShotgunSandwichENT STAY
@@cp070476 ??
I would say Samsung pegged back the brightness to reduce the chance of screenburn and to help with panel life. It might also allow them to bring out the 2024 TV with "extra brightness" using the same panel!
Wait, they REDUCED the brightness ?? They said that they increased it by 30% ( the s95b has 0150 nits and the s95c has 1400)
@@RealArtVandelay Not as such. The S95C panel can go up to 1800-2000 nits from factory. Obviously running at that may affect panel life and accuracy. So although brighter than the S95B, it could go higher.
To be fair their 8K Neo QLEDs are also great. They had punchier colors, brighter details, more HDR impact, better upscaling capability, with OLED-like contrast and black level. There's a little bit of blooming and DSE because it's basically still an LCD but a very very advanced one.
You are incorrect on several points.
Samsung Oled has superior Color Gamut and Color Volume vs any Samsung Qled model or any other Qled for that matter.
Also Samsung Oled definitely has much brighter specular highlights because no LCD as of today can reach that small level detail.
Even a good lcd at best has a couple thousand dimming zones, Oled has millions of pixels that each illuminate……..
The only real advantage of the 8K model is overall brightness and of course less likely to burn in, that’s about it.
Even a 4k QD-Oled is sharper than a Samsung 8K, because of the pixel structure.
I suggest not to post if you’re rally uniformed on what you’re speaking of.
I own a Samsung 8K 85” and an Lg Oled 65” and soon upgrading to 77”.
@J Frank j frank sorry you're so grumpy about an opinion, but you're completely wrong on a few points. Contrast is AMAZING! NOT QD-OLED amazing, but very very very very, very close!!! Blacks are inky black. To my eye, not as black as my 85X95K but almost identical. But the POP it provides especially in HDR with 2100 nits 10% screen, yeah its bright. Of course that is with enhancements like, contrast enchancer, and "active" tone mapping turned on, but this thing looks unrivaled in a lot of ways compared to OLED. Even the newest QD-OLED.
The main problem with global dimming LCD that it doesn't work well with games. People buy TV for multiple usage.
@nhac lly of course. I do think the 900C is good for gaming, ACTUALLY AMAZING for gaming. I don't know about the 800C especially at the 85 inch size. Because it's a different panel type, (ADS/IPS) but I'm sure it's comparable. My 900C has NO DSE AT ALL! But it is dimmer then my 85X95K in all the most accurate modes. Meaning, WITHOUT using CE.
Had the 85" X95K, wasn't impressed, took it back and purchased the QN900B, wich to me, is miles better, absolutely love the unrivaled 8K upscaling it provides for my 4K Ultra Blu-ray's, with that said, my S95C has better contrast, depth, and punch than any Mini or Quantum LED. But that 8K detail is no joke...
When is it coming out?
Great review Caleb. Loving the comedic opening. Reminds me of Throttle House intros. Keep up the great work!
Did the TV bend when you put it face down to put the stand on? I rewinded a few times and I'm pretty sure it bent.
I have to choose between the s95C and the Q800B, which one would you choose ?
huh! Didn't know you could act Caleb and yes you do suit the zipper lol! another great review from the best guy in the business keep up the great mate!
A Best Buy salesman just talked me into buying the S95. When he and another associate brought the TV outside to me I noticed the box said S94. He said it's the same TV, just the 2023 model. So he talked me into a TV with over a thousand positive reviews then brought me a TV with literally only one positive review. Apparently this S94 doesn't have Bluetooth so you wouldn't be able to watch this TV with a wireless headset but I'm not concerned about that. What sold me on the S95 is how bright the screen is. I could have purchased a similar LG for about $300 cheaper but it was a little bit dimmer and I was impressed with the brightness of the S95. Unfortunately there hasn't been anybody to do a full review of the S94 so I'm uncertain if I want to take it out of the box.
As always great content... Here is an idea though ... What about a revisit of older flagship tvs and how do they stand in todays market ...
For example the 2020 samsung QE65Q95T... And how does it fare today ... And what would be the equivalent tvs that you could get today, that would match it or surpass it in the budget category, if any ....
That would be great for people that would either looking to get a bargain on an older model or people that are looking to upgrade and would like to see from where in the line up should start looking in order for their upgrade to make sense ....
Just an idea ...😉
Keep up the good work both in reviews and weight loss 😉🤘👏
How would you say it compares to the QN90C?
The static hdr feature sounds great
I am all over the place with my tv buying decision.. it's down to the G2, A95K, X95K, or this Samsung.. it's going to be ONNLLYY for gaming.. I went and looked today and was so impressed when I saw this Samsung.. the X95K looked alot better than I thought it would too.. such a difficult decision
Question: what tv should one get if they want both hrd10+ & dolby vision in 1?
Maybe Caleb can make a video about this👀
None of the big "premium" brands offer both Dolby Vision and HDR10+. For that, you'd have to get a TCL or Hisense. But you don't really need HDR10+. Most streaming services use Dolby Vision and don't offer HDR10+ support.
@@chrisbegley2396 cool, any hisense or tcl (models) recommendations? Running google tv preferably
@@ajoash Hisense and TCL both have their new 2023 models coming out this summer, possibly as soon as June, and both companies will be using Google TV. Hisense has the U8K and TCL has the QM8.
I'm sure Caleb will be taking a look at both models too! In fact, he tweeted that he's already seen the new TCL QM8 recently.
@@chrisbegley2396 Also, if you don't have DV, most revert back to HDR, small difference in both. If you know how to calibrate in BT2020, you can do better than both...
🤙🏼 *I dno what I liked more, the whole openin or that laugh,* do more!! 🤙🏼
Dear Mr. Denison,
Thank you for all the great reviews, I enjoy them very much. What are the videos that you're using in the Color segment (aroind 15:50)? Would love to check how they look on my old(er) Bravia.
Thank you.
Great intro 😂 loved it
What do you think of the QN85C?
The best intro ever 🫲🫲👇😅😅
How's the firmware? S95b suffered greatly from bad firmware
Is it really true that the Samsung updates fuck up the screen in a couple years?
Caleb when will we get the TCL QM8 info?
Late to the comment party. Regarding Dolby Vision, I've always "heard" that it matters, but only to a point. That if a display can get bright enough to HDR10 levels then the benefits of DV are almost zero. Is that true? At what point does the per-frame metadata stop mattering? Or is there more to it than just brightness? I'd love an explainer on this and other "when should I care about xxxx feature" video.
I love this channel!😁