LG Z9 88-inch 8K OLED Hands-On Review | Simply Superb
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- While most of us are still waiting for the broadcast industry to deliver us 4K content on the regular, TV makers are pushing Hollywood toward 8K. The LG Z9 88-inch 8K OLED is not just the world's biggest OLED TV, it's also the pinnacle of what an 8K TV can be today. $30K is a huge asking price, so it's not for everyone, but nevermind all that: What's it like? We're here to show you.
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Although I'll have to sell my house to buy this, at least I'll be able to enjoy 8k content taking shelter under the cardboard box that comes with the TV
lmao the best comment
Haha I see what you did there
Yeah, but you will be crowded under the bridge that you will be residing ...
88” has a pretty big box. I guess you could live in that box
where do u get the 8k content from?? youtube !!! hahahaha
- Did you buy it?
- Yes.
- What did it cost?
- Everything.
I will fix this for you...
-Did you buy it?
-Yes.
-What did it cost?
*-My house*
@@JFGaming. Don't worry, you can live inside that ginormous TV box :)
@@0ecka where would you find a socket to plug it in?🤣
@@Gamer-vs3xl Sockets are not that expensive :)
So in about 5 years, we should have 88 inch 8k TVs for less than 2K...
And in 6 or 7 years for less than 1k
I doubt it. 85 inch 4k Oled tvs are still going for over $5,000.
@ISOHaven isn't sliver, Man. Plasma are the BEST technology, even today. The Motion Resolution can't be compare with 4K at 300p
@ISOHaven Well, I don't have the latest Plasma (VT60, ZT60) but I have a GT25 and a OLED B7. The OLED looks stunning... but in still images. Plasma is extremely superior when movement starts.
My GT25 doesn't have Chroma 4:4:4 but besides that, everything looks and plays better on the Plasma.
You can say that the new tech is better, yes. But only in still images. There is an excellent video that shows the flaws of OLED, LCD, LED, QLED. On Plasma, looks better.
@ISOHaven I know, Man. But we are talking about picture quality, I guess.
Picture quality on a Plasma haven't been beaten or equalled with other tech. Black levels on OLED is, true black. But, on moving images, Plasma is unparalleled. The price was high, I know. But after seeing content on a Plasma, at least I can see why the price.
One more reason to keep up with my lotto playing addiction.
Invest that money so you will actually make money instead of losing it
Imagine watching IMAX 70mm footage on this ❤️
@@Jayakumar IMAX 70mm equivalets to around 12K-16K resolution (as far as I know) so when converting to digital from the raw film you get the best movie image quality possible, or even imaginable. That was my thoughts on the matter 🙂
How would that even work?
Imagine watching a Christopher Nolan movie on this screen upscaled to 8K, the IMAX scenes would look breathtaking
@@captainvyom463 They do, ive got one lol
@@Zacq768 did you have issues with DSE or anything else?..
By the time I can afford to buy an 8k tv I'll be so old that I would need 8'' thick glasses to even see the tv.
2_Face Unknown 😂
Saying too much
By that time u will have ur neuro link embedded - and will enjoy life like experiences somewhere in your brain lol
Looks like Digital Trends has gained industry respect as being one the first invited to review this TV. KUDOS to you all. Good job on this review and thank you for the 4K vs 8K comparison. Definitively makes you wonder why 8K is being pushed so soon in the market place...no where else to go to advance image quality?
He’s sounds annoyed that he wasn’t shipped the tv and he didn’t get to unbox it.
what more is there to his life?
Yea cause he wanna sell that bih for 38k n report it stolen
look at the price tag. he makes less than that per year.
@@bobspence5322 with close to 700k subscribers, I'm pretty sure he makes more than that.
Caleb, you do the best TV reviews on the web!
I will buy this tv in 8 years for $7000... I’m patient
I look forward to the day when my new 1500 dollar hdmi 2.1 8k tv will play native 8k 60fps TH-cam content.
@@teknerd or maybe mi tv in next 2 year
I think in 8years this tv will cost around 2k.
Expect a true Apple TV in 85 inches or larger in 2020. Apple is getting in the movies/shows/video games business, so I think their very own television is coming soon.
actually this tv will be MAYBE $300-800 USED.
The tv's Of 2027 will be $3OOO MAYBE less for similar quality. By then remember, we will have 16k and It will be a wall TV.
and that will cost 40k
"it's gonna be 8k and that's gonna hafta be OK" best like ever.
The thumbnail says 30.000$
In video Caleb says 40.000$
It's only a 10.000$ mistake.
My pocket says 10$
Retail is $29,999. Originally it was discussed at $42,999, but LG decided to bring this beauty out at $29,999.
Can’t even afford that spare change
@@valueelectronics9390 the fact that your comment got 3 likes gave me cancer
@@valueelectronics9390 and the irony in your name
For 40k, I can buy a car (28,000), a 4k tv 80 inch (3000), a video game console (300), a comfortable living room (3000), a decent home theater (2000), 2000 of videogames and movies. And I will still have money left for pizza and beer.
According to Statista, average 4K prices of 55"-60" went from around $8500 in 2012 to between $850-$1100 in 2017.
So maybe in 5 years, this $40,000 price tag will go down to $4000 or less.
Thank you. You make more sense than most of the comments on here saying it'll drop 90% in 2yrs. Especially considering that they could only be making a limited amount and it's one of the 1st of it's kind. Extreme wishful thinking or something else
There's a lot of 4K content including TH-cam, but you will have really hard time finding 8K videos.
If we talk about 8K OLED screens, we still don't have other options than a TV in this video, and it's still 25K.
@@GTI8855 In addition to that, an expert of FOMO's channel said you can't even notice 8K unless the screen was 80" and over, if I recall correctly. And he is a real expert that LG, Samsung, and other big TV makers consult.
@@shmookins No matter how close you sit, if the movie is not mastered in 8K, there won't be any difference. Even IMAX with it's huge screen has only 4K content. Most movie theaters still use 2K projectors.
Is it just me, or does the 4K image look cleaner than the 8K image in the split screen test ?
george blackbeard yeah I saw that too!
ISOHaven you didn’t what ? What text looks cleaner ? Not on my screen ... on my screen the 4K image looks better, sharper, cleaner ... maybe whoever made the video got the labels for 4K and 8K wrong
ISOHaven interesting ... I will watch it again tonight on my tv and let you know ... it is not just me that thinks that though ... thanks for your response anyway
ISOHaven no the two images side by side of the city .. the 4K looked clearly better. Eye doctor visit asap
At 5:06 . Image on right is brighter and more visible
I'd rather spend 40k on a tesla
Or back surgery
I’d rather spend 40k on my wife’s tits
40K on hookers
@@edmondmuradyan2611 My man.
I'd rather spend 40k on cocaine and bunch of Asian prostitutes
And maybe get apple stand for 1k
There is another dimension to all this that needs to be considered.
Most of the people who can afford this TV are older. I can't afford this myself but I have recently had a technological upgrade that is more profound - much more profound - than just buying this big expensive TV. Older people have vision degradation. In the age group of 75 to 85 (the group most likely to be able to spend $40K on a TV) about 90% have cataracts.
I'm 76. I have a 65" TCL Model 6 TV. But it didn't look that great to me. Then I had eye surgery on my left eye. I get the right one fixed next Monday. My big wall mounted TV now looks great - from my left eye. From my right eye it still looks dull, sepia tinted and blurry.
This is not a subtle effect. When I look out the window the sky is a brilliant blue and everything is crisp and clear - from my left eye. When I close that eye and look with my right eye, everything is dim blurry and kind of brown. Until the surgery I had been disappointed with my Series 6 TLC TV. Millions of people my age are like me - probably the majority. I sensed that my vision was getting worse. But I had had no idea how bad and I never realized it could be fixed in a simple twenty minute painless operation.
Even if you assume that the price will come down, it's still ridiculous to pay so much money for a feature you won't realistically be able to enjoy for at least several YEARS.
There is no guarantee we are going to get real world 8K content in the future, and even then, the difference between 8K and 4K isn't noticeable unless you stand inches away from the screen.
Upscaling is also something that hasn't really evolved into anything worth getting excited about.
Upscaling anything below 1080P is not impressive either, and the majority of content being watched is still cable TV, which still can't even deliver 1080P.
Sorry, but this business model where the industry wants to see how many people actually purchase these products before they decide to push innovation is insane.
@ISOHaven Go ahead and buy the 8K tv, and see how much 8K content you are going to see for yourself.
@ISOHaven deflect from what? LMFAO.
@Justin Emlay It's only false to YOU, which is just an opinion.
Many people have also said that the differences between 8K and 4K are not that distinguishable until you are really close.
Calling people stupid for disagreeing with you is stupid.
Lastly, cable TV is broadcasting in 720p, NOT 1080p, which is a fact.
You are the one who is stupid.
In 3 years will be 8k in price. Then will grab it . For now I’ll wait with my 4 k 86 inch led that works just fine ! Thanks for the post Caleb! 👍🏻
8k for a tv is still too crazy for me.
Uzi Game GP you cant take the money with you.. but I hear you.
I am still on a 50 inch plasma from Panasonic bought in 2011,still works fine .
You need to upgrade my dude
Chinese Empire Panasonic plasma are very good tv ,but eventually I will replace it when I find a good deal for lg c9 or Sony X950G .
@@Mougharbel Yes if you calibrated them every 2 years , otherwise picture fast become dark ( gamma curve is fast change ) and overall bad.
Please get a roku or a Amazon prime streaming box at least!!! It will further the life of your plasma.
111danish111 I have amazon prime ,Netflix as well Roku 😉,tv is still fine .this Christmas I will check the deals on 75 or 65 inch OLED or led 4 k to buy and give my 50 inch plasma to my kids .
people in the future will laugh at this and say : remember when we had only 8K televisions lol
no complaints, as long as its digital. Which doesn't degrade like analog.
We are a super long way from that day.
remember when we had televisions ?
Or there are not gonna be no future people saying "remember that 8k tvs" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@iaw94 I was going towards the line we got crushed by a asteroid and we so not exist anymore hahahahah
Many years ago I bought one of the first 40” Sony Flat Screen TV’s. The price was over $10,000 when it hit the market. My fav AV store got me a “deal” and I paid $8800 tax and delivery/set-up included.
Today this 88” 8k TV comes with nothing to watch in Native 8K. The price is equal to at least 10 top of the line OLED’s in a 65” size. I made my mistake with that Sony long ago. I’m not that naive any longer. 8k may take off like wild fire - but given the bandwidth needed for streaming, many places in the US can’t even think of streaming 8k source material and won’t for decades to come. While it is undeniably gorgeous, it’s not THAT gorgeous or that much better than our current OLED HDR 4k sets.
Eventually we may have laser projectors on the ceiling forming holographic stages in our living rooms. But these interim steps, at such frightfully absurd prices, are not for me. While I have the room for it, and can afford it, my motto is “once bitten, twice shy” and I still remember that early Sony 40” and watching the prices drop from $10k to $8k to under $5k and down to a few hundred today. Me thinks this 8k beauty is going to travel the same path, although it won’t take it 20 years or more to do so.
Show me the Holographic Video Projectors with plenty of source material available and my checkbook will come out, even if I have to sell one of the Tesla’s to buy it!
The Tokyo olympics next year will come in 8K. Regardless, the difference between 4K and 8K does not justify the price. Actually there is very little difference. These sets are made for people with money to burn and for impulsive upper middle class buyers (people who will regret buying it 10 years from now. )
meanwhile we get super compressed shitty 720p footage from cable still.
the only reason i buy these tvs is because i do everything with them EXCEPT watch tv. they're mostly for games and games are usually able to extract a lot from these screens.
Can't wait to see this at Costco in 2 years for under $1000. I'll check it out while getting my samples from the Costco ladies.
1080 to 4k amazing & 4k to 16k amazingly amazing if possible.
An 8k projector may not have the outright image quality but it's cheaper and you can get an image up to twice the size. I know what choice I'd make.
stubones I agree completely. With the slow pace 70+ inch tvs are getting affordable, a projector is starting to make more sense as a viable option.
I agree.
To help you out Caleb the best way to find out if it's the resolution, upscaling, or the OLED technology....simply put a regular OLED 4k TV next to the 8k oled. Doing it the way you did doesn't prove much because like you said the 8k TVs upscaling comes into play.
Very helpful quick review on a TV with scarce information. Since this TV supports WISA ,did you happen to note if it can be used as a center channel speaker with a pair of WISA enabled speakers as the left and right channels?
seeing the difference between all the resolutions are nice and all in a controlled setup but the problem is internet is not consistent so in the middle of a 4k movie all of a sudden its 720p what we need to work on is having more reliable basic internet
I'll be more excited to see cheaper and smaller then 55 inch OLED TV's then more expensive larger screen sizes 🤷♂️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
all that's needed for the best experience is 4k OLED 120hz
Or a 4k 144hz Monitor?
Wow, amazing. This tech transcends into art. Thank you, great video!
Extremely helpful review! Thank you.
I love how you can feel your sadness about not being able to unbox this TV. Love the passion broham.
Innovation is beautiful!!
Tv is so good i can actually see the 8k in my phone
Armani Rocha Me too and I was watching in 1080P
Just shows how good oled TVs are period look at there 4k to 8k and is already so clean and crisp
$30k? So basically we all just watched this video for Caleb. I'm okay with that.
amazing tv
This tv reminded me of the gold plated apple I-watch, very pretty but has a limited market focus.
When will 8k footage enter the consumer market?
A better question is: when will industry hardware be able to play 8k footage in real-time?
The later will be addressed first and foremost because if people in the industry can't process the footage in real time, the consumer definitely can't either.
When I heard $40.000 and few change
Me:exit
Retail is $29,999, not $40k
30k to watch absolutely NO native 8k content for the foreseeable future.....
Most movies have been shot in 35mm which is equivalent to 4k, I honestly don't think most movies will ever convert to 8k.
Most movies will never convert to 8k because they were mostly shot in 35mm which usually max out at 4k. CGI is 1080p on older movies and 4k on newer movies, 8k on very new movies (2016 going forward). Only a few movies have been filmed in 70mm which max out around 12k. I personally don't think we'll go to 16k because 20/20 vision doesn't go past 12k, there's no need to use up that much memory.
So many choices, I'll probably end up keeping my old TV.
This TV is equivalent to buying a PS5 but Sony has no PS5 games out and you have to play PS4 games.
Can you image what screen burn would look like on this TV whilst playing lots of games!
Rex amillion I think you just described Xbox One right here, and also the next Xbox Scarlett as well.
Wrong. Every PS4 games going to e playable on PS5. We learned it today..
Exactly true
I don't know how it works with LG, but I have a Samsung 8k TV and it upscales videos with lower quality
In Australia our broadband network isn't fast enough to handle 8k streams and I doubt we're going to see 8k physical media so what's the point of buying an 8k TV.
Yes well said
this its 1rst generation 8k tvs, the same happened when 4k tv released, expensive tvs, no content etc, so wait until 2021 to get 8k tvs
My 2015 lg uf7300 4k costed me 1100 dollars.
and 4k upscaler will be better
i'll wait way longer than that. probably more like 2026
Yup. Ready here in Japan. Got 10Gbps home internet and also 8k satellite TV antenna. Just waiting for the Olympics to start to get 8K broadcasts
saishowaguu2 that’s extremely fast
@@AnythingMike It's ridiculously fast. And only 60USD a month. The only limit is a 30GB per DAY upload limit. (Which I would never hit)
I never acutally hit 10g though. Usually around 6 or 7. Might be my PC spec or distance from carrier.
Only downside is that they lock you into a 3 year contact and in Japan, 802.11ax is not yet available, so they've software disabled it on the Galaxy S10, but might be available on iPhone 11.
saishowaguu2 mine is 14mbps lol. And more expensive than yours. Your data price is quite astonishing.
I remember a lot of tech people 10 years ago thought that OLED displays will be cheaper than LCD.
This guy really made a blooming test on an oled tv
what is your opinion on this tv we should buy it or we should not this tv is excellent (or) good (or) bad if this is not good tv then which tv we should buy instead of this pls reply as fast as possible on this comment
Dude these videos are awesome.
When you guys did 8k vs 4k side by side, its still has the same amount of pixels, just the 8k is 100% rendered, while the 4k is only 25% rendered. If a tv or monitor could be modular and put in physically fewer pixels then that would be an accurate test.
so.. do I buy this, or a house?
Can 8k upscale and render food in my fridge?? Or actually put 8k in my money clip? These are a few of my favorite things 😍🤤
I’m watching this on an OLED and it’s crazy watching an OLED on an OLED l. It’s ultra OLED. Ahhh the future
Yup. Mispoke. Original PR was $40K. It was dropped a few weeks ago while I was busy in Berlin covering IFA
3:59 the black is not perfect due to the ligth parts. If you see it carefully only the corners are perfect.
With this price it has to come with Netflix, Prime and worldwide tv channel for free. But I like that remote though.
There are many 8K HDR contents on TH-cam by now 1/2/2020 you can watch. Most people can not afford for a 8K HDR TV.
"Let's not waste time" ...wastes time by mentioning wasting time.
LOL!
There's one in every comment section ....
Now cuz he wasted your time and our time, you wasted your time while out right wasting our time. Because of I'm going to waste everybody's time. (Tainted)
honestly presenting videos isn't as easy as it may seem. you try doing a better job.
also we're watching youtube, you need to lower your expectations. I thought this guy did a good job.
What differences do you find between the Oled and Qled? Also, is it better to get a 4k than 8k?
Qled is just an LCD TV. Quantum dots LED LCD TV. LCD is the panel, LED is the back lighting. You will also find QLED TVs from Sony, Vizio, Hisense, and TCL.
Oled = organic light-emitting diode. the pixels of an OLED TV are self illuminated independently. LG is the largest OLED TV manufacturer.
The content on screen is more clear than the speaker himself. That should be really crisp in reality.
Watching on my 6.4" 1080p phone screen
Vou ter uma dessa👍🏻🙏🏼
If money meant nothing to me... I would have this in every room of my house.
You probably would also have a taxidermy blue whale on your wall and new Bugatti...yes I said a new Bugatti
Remember when 50 inch TVs where big screens. Now 50 inches is small
the best reason for 8k is because of the increasing size of the displays. if you have a tv twice the size of what looks alright on a 4k tv it need be 8k just to keep that level constant right.. well i think when the microled finally has a breakthru and screen sizes make a huge jump right about that time 8k will start getting an audience. by that time you will have to dedicate one wall of your house to the display. its coming and i also hope that the glasses free stereoscopic effects get worked in lol such as seen in the movie "aliens" remember that one when that happens people of the future will have a new problem with avoiding walking into tv screens that resemble real rooms a little too closely.
With a lack of 8K content, it doesn't matter anyways.
As cool as 8k is, I think it’s fairly redundant unless you’re buying a crazy 100inch plus TV
i think it comes to a point were it's redudant regardless. 4k is already able to fill most of our field of view in pretty good fidelity. i mean, there's room for improvement, but it's not something that urgent or nearly as necessary as the upgrade from 480i to 720p. i could go my entire life without 8k and i wouldn't care.
Great review. Thank you.
I love the look of the 8K Tim, I mean Caleb ;)...can't wait for the tech companies to start making them in large numbers, so I can buy a cheaper 4K OLED
30k? That's half the price of a C8 Corvette!
I'd sell the vet and buy this tv....I would rather have this tv then the vet 🤷♂️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
@@marcfavell for real? Lol I'd rather just get a 77 inch 4k oled on sake for 5k brand new instead. 8k is pointless and a waste rn. 4k still wont even be fully mainstream for another decade at least. Yeah its getting more popular but cable still doesnt even stream in 4k yet and theres barely any native 4k content aside from a small amount of shows on netlfix etc. 1080p lasted over a decade before 4k finally got affordable so the same will stand with 4k. And 4k is perfect and looks amazing you dont need 8k
@@hatchell18 the real question is where you getting a 77 inch OLED tv for $5000????
I'm in canada there 10k and up on sale after tax 😭😭😭
@@marcfavell the new lg C9 oled is normally 7000 dollars for a 77 inch but it's on sale rn for 5k.
Love the brutal honesty :)
Remember when the first flat panel TVs, plasma, were sold to the public and a 42" screen was $15,000 in the early 90's? 😳
In the 90's CRT's were better looking than LCD's. Because of the poor contrast. The only cool thing was that they were flat. LCD's started to look good in the early 2000's
Put it at 4k and look close at the sign. The 4k is blurry and rough, the 8k still needs higher ppi to be sharper. 16k 65" would be super nice.
Just amazingly viewed picture quality for upsacle living people.
I thought LG had AV1 support for 8K so if they do why would you see 8K video’s on you tube in only 4K ?
5:24 Wtf, the 8k has screen door effect pattern. No fucking way i would pay that much for a TV with screen door effect. And the 4k actually looks like it displays the image data sharper.
caleb did you now that oled have a burning issue
I’ll wait 10 years for 8k TVs , until price goes down,,,
The best tv that exists
Orgulho de ser possuidor de um televisor do mesmo modelo do citado no vídeo.
I thought the black 8K LG external video decoder box also would allow you to see those 8K you tube videos in 8K as that what Vincent from HDTV test said. If so would that box work with a Sony Z9G or Z8H or Z9J ?
I better be able to smell the food from the all the damn cooking shows my mom watches for this much.
😂😂😂 true, and they never cook what they just watched
I don't mind waiting a few years for prices to go down. LED were expensive too. Now you can buy a great one for 500 bucks
Will this TV even work with future 8K blu-ray DRM and whatever crazy HDR and other standards they'll have???
Just bought this for one of my shitters. Hoping they do a bigger higher res version soon.
I believe this is the last more resolution tv , anything beyond that wont be detected to a human eye , now even myself I can't notice a difference between 4k and 8k
The Z series it's Sony naming since a years now they did a Z9D/Z9F and recently the Z9G in 8K, surprisingly LG also call his 8K model Z9 it's a bit confusing why this copy paste they can't find an original name to call their 8K TVs 🤔😑?
Isnt this GSYNC compatable? Why isnt he showing what it does for games? Re-review plz.
finally a descent monitor ... but how much input lag is there?
some oleds can do insane 0.5ms
two years later this will cost 3k i think i will wait
No way. More like 10k. The 77inch Oleds sell for 7k.
In 2 years probably 15K depends if 8K takes off if it dose and this tv still the only real set available to do 8K I’d say it be still 20k to 30K in 2 years
It want be that cheap around 15 to 20k. or so.
Good review! Honest and direct to the point. 👍👍👍
Are you high? He was paid to report on it, how is it a review if tv is not released even?
Deividas Černiauskas lol can’t you read? Or understand? He clearly put it on the title and also mentioned “ship the reviewer to the tv” not all product that review has to be release first before reviewing. Welcome to 21st century sir.
@@rendroidz4680 so if a sell oug says its a review, its all you need to believe him?
Deividas Černiauskas bro i didnt say i believe him lol i just said its a good review. The way he present it and how explain some of the stuff... if you dont believe in this kind of stuff then why are you on this channel? Lol get a life man cmon 😂
Anyone know if LG has made that sample footage publicly available? Its gorgeous
I cant wait until there are bigger more afordable OLED screens (75"+). 77" C9 is $10K here in Australia. I'd happily pay $5K, which is still a heck of a lot of money but for the average consumer anything above a 65" isn't reasonable.
8k oled pixel per pixel illumination will be amazing
oui mais vous ne pouvez pas faire la comparaison entre 4k et 8k sur un ecran qui upsxale tout en 8k !
Micro-OLED > OLED > Micro-LED > QLED > LED
Micro-OLED and OLED are the best#1.
OLED LG and Micro-LED SONY fusion to Micro-OLED.
Micro-LED / Mini-LED / Crystal-LED / Nano-LED / NanoCell-LED / NanoMeter-LED
Micro-OLED / Mini-OLED / Crystal-OLED / Nano-OLED / NanoCell-OLED / NanoMeter-OLED
OLED with no backlight is the best#1 and OLED is patented to it's creator China's LG. And somewhen China's LG will partnership with Japan's SONY micro-LED to create micro-OLED. That micro-OLED would be then 50% Japan's Sony micro and 50% China's LG OLED. Those OLED and Micro-OLED will dominate every tv, monitor, displays, screens arround the whole world. I'm so hyped for OLED and micro-OLED, I am waiting so long for and I hope The Earth & I will survive to its release! But since no one agrees to my offers, the hope's chances looks very bad.
LED has to be forbidden, because LED's backlight is unhealthy, backlight towards the face destroys the health of the eyes (very fast!) and even the health of the face-skin (after years). OLED has no backlight, OLED is the best#1. Whoever supports in building LED, who supports in fact last but not least the damage, destroyment and devolution of humans - anger, hate and lost of humanity at the end. LED's backlight is a part of those many bad wrong-going things in real life. To make this clear, ofc I don't mean RGB-LED, I mean the backlight-LED inside of TVs!
To make this clear, "Micro-OLED / Mini-OLED / Crystal-OLED / Nano-OLED / NanoCell-OLED / NanoMeter-OLED" has never been said anywhere before me, I am the first who created that word and the fusioned technology it stands for, that means it's patented to me and if China and Sony wants to build that Micro-OLED, they have to ask me for my permission or it will be criminal theft by them. They can have my permission when they pay me 100 million €, that is not much compares to their billions!
Thats nice bit id prefer it if they could make a 4k 75 inch oled thats affordable. As it is now its the 65 thats expensive but affordable then theres the 75 or 77 inch that has a price thats out of the question for most people.
Good job on the video!
You can find LED TVs that have lots of local dimming zones that perform just like an OLED tv and you wouldn’t be able to tell the difference unless you knew it wasn’t an OLED. Plus there half the price of an OLED