OLED vs QLED in 2024! The REAL winner!
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Are you in the market for a new TV this year but need to know what all of these TV acronyms mean? Then you're in luck because today, I'm breaking down the differences between OLED and QLED in 2024 and helping you decide which TV technology is right for you!
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But no words about the best ever implementation to QD-LCD world: its backlight in mini-LED which helped to decrease even more the gap between OLED and LCD, in terms of solid blacks and deeper contrast ratio (which starts at 3000:1 in VA types panels). 💀💀
Mini-LEDs are becoming so smart and precise, that even Sony Bravia 9 put its Mini-LED upper than its OLED contestant...
If you are on a budget and want to get the biggest screen possible - QLED is the way to go. The 85-inch Sony X90L is big, bright, with great color and Sony's XR processor. It has been on sale recently for $1999.99. I think this TV is perfect for that basement Media room or home theater. OLED sample videos of brilliantly lit flowers against the inky back of deep space are impressive, but you rarely see things like that in real content.
But x90L is not qled but got excellent processor although just led.
@@leifaregis2554 If it's not a QLED panel, I certainly cannot tell. The color is just as vibrant as the 82 inch Samsung Q70R TV that I had to replace (and that was QLED)
It's not a mini-led panel - with far fewer local dimming zones. But as you said the processor is excellent at making the best use of the zones that are there.
@@leifaregis2554it's PFS backlight LED, different technology, but the same effect - wide colour gamut
@@ericmatthews8497 yup not a QLED but the fact you didn't notice says how good the X90Ls are, and how good LCD tech in general has gotten. I'm looking to buy the successor to the X90L this year, but a 55". Just want a regular sized TV for my bright living room with Sony processing.
This!! Oled is only like what, 10% better at most, let's be real!
I know QLED are nice, but I can’t give up on OLED. I just love my tv.
Wait till Sony’s new Mini-LED launches this year. 95% of OLED’s dimming capabilities, while getting over twice as bright
@@notliosandoval let’s see how it goes in terms of price. I don’t need more brightness. I only watch tv (or play) in the evenings. But it’ll be interesting to see. Competition is always welcome. We are the ones winning.
@notliosandoval what about a mini oled?
@@j317I can’t speak for newer Sony’s version, but mini led (which Sony invented) have been available for years. My former Samsung 8k had it, but aside from even more brightness, I can’t say that the dimming zones helped with the darks much. Btw, Sony’s last 8k sets utilized the mini led Neo panels.
Micro led, on the other hand looks very interesting as they may have the brightness of led, but the same blacks as OLED due to independent pixels.
@@notliosandovalthe way you framed your comment makes it seem like mini-LED is a clear winner, but it still has about a million-to-one contrast ratio compared to OLED’s infinite contrast ratio & absolutely perfect, inky black. If you’re primarily watching in the evenings/nighttime, OLED is the clear winner. Almost nobody wants to blast brightness to the maximum because it doesn’t result in the best cinematic or gaming image. W-OLED or QN-OLED are the true leaders of the future market, if max brightness is someone’s priority, for some reason.
and here I am just having a basic 2 yr 4 yr old 40 inch 1080p Led non smart TV that I only made smart by putting a TV stick on it.
4 year is rookie numbers, I have a 1080p 55" Toshiba from 2011. Still works a charm though.
My phone is oled display thanks for showing us the difference between the two
Just bought a Samsung QLED for the first time after throwing a VR controller at my 2021 Crystal HD TV. The difference is pretty noticeable, especially on the darker colors. I thought about getting a QLED which uses Samsung's AI to upscale the image, but I am not a fan of Samsung software and the less of it, the better in my mind. Their hardware is top notch and second to none IMHO. Still, I am impressed at how well this TV looks at 1/2 the price of that of an OLED.
😂
Not one mention of dimming zones for the different types and price ranges of QLED TVs. That is a big oversight.
huge oversight i agree - mini leds allow for a large amount of dimming zones on QLED sets which basically mitigates blooming and allows for high refresh rates....
@@MMarz the dimming zones is like spraying perfume on a poop, it'll still smell bad
now that said..... I do agree with mamo878 that it should've still been discussed
This is pointless. He missed the best part, the main improvement that has happened in the last yr😂😂
TCL 845 55' is priced at around 650$ right now discounted, and looks better than the LG c3 evo or the philips and the same price.
@@nakhashfaiz3623 these have been around quite a bit longer than the past yr
Well I am considering a new tv 4 k in a smaller size as in the 43” size, to replace well an old lcd/ led tv from 2007 . Yes it is starting to suffer from the back light bleed through, the occasional glitch with the speakers.
after biying qled, you will receive firmware that lower brightness ... very clever (reviews are with good brightnress and contrast, but then new firmware is pushed to protect diodes from burning before warranty ends)
Between the samsung qn800c or the s95d, what tv is better? Specific use would mostly be console gaming upgrading from a 8000 series.
S95d hands down.
Came to the comments for the voice crack.😅 Great video as always
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The clock goes to 45:00 , then halts, then resets a good bit?
lol I can see which brands are loved on this video 😂
Which ones do you think are underrated?
I bought a qled samsung TV when I moved out cause I remember the tech yourubeds hyping it up a few years ago, I can't see how it is any better than my year old LCD tv
Try side by aide.
For sports, in particular Hockey, Basketball and Football..... is there an easy answer? Oled or Qled?
Save money, get a big screen budget LCD, or go to OLED for the perfect blacks and response times.
I really want an OLED but I just don’t believe they are for my uses. My TV is on literally all day. While I’m at work for my dog and the evening for me. The only rest it gets is at night. It’s a QLED TV purchased in 2018 and it’s still perfectly fine.
Mini Led (or NeoQled) might be more your thing then..👀 it’s got contrast close to Oled while being brighter and having no risks of burn-in
@@ishkapiska4516I got a Neo QLED and some of the image quality has been so good and the black levels have been so deep I’d challenge any Oled user to say it’s not as good.
Newer oled TVs resist burn in much better, with the care features it shouldn't be a problem.
@@ugoewulonu4936if you put the TVs together in a darker room you can tell the difference fairly easily. Oldeds contrast is much deeper but can only bee noticeable in very low light settings.
OLED is overrated imo. You may be able to see the difference in these oled black videos and such, but there's barely any content that makes use of those deep blacks.
Should I buy 65 inch LG Qned 86 or 55 inch Samsung Oled?
Hello,
It mostly depends on your viewing distance. 2,3m = 55 inch and 2,75 = 65 inch. However, I had both QNED tv and now I have OLED tv. I returned the QNED because it was horrible screen quality. Please go with the 55 inch OLED or save some more and get 65 inch oled!! U wont regret it
Hard pass on burn in. Not worth it to have to worry about it.
Fair enough.
I've been trying out my first OLED TV for the past year and a half.
Daily use, mostly for video games. Lots of static HUD elements. Lots of movies, and even using it as a PC monitor now too.
So far, zero issues. Just an amazing image quality that I don't think I'll ever leave again.
Modern OLEDs are pretty great at countering burn in. They dim static pixels like logos, subtitles, and game huds. The whole image slowly rotates by a small amount to further prevent static pixels for too long, the run pixel cleaning every 4 hours of use to make sure all pixels are degrading equally.
It's pretty hard to get burn in. I've put over a hundred hours into some games with static bright HUDS and there's no issue at all.
Of course you can still get burn in if you abuse it hard, but it's not something to worry about unless you have a specific use case of leaving the same image on for a very long time.
Fair enough.
I've been trying out my first OLED TV for the past year and a half.
Daily use, mostly for video games. Lots of static HUD elements. Lots of movies, and even using it as a PC monitor now too.
So far, zero issues. Just an amazing image quality that I don't think I'll ever leave again.
Modern OLEDs are pretty great at countering burn in. They dim static pixels like logos, subtitles, and game huds. The whole image slowly rotates by a small amount to further prevent static pixels for too long, the run pixel cleaning every 4 hours of use to make sure all pixels are degrading equally.
It's pretty hard to get burn in. I've put over a hundred hours into some games with static bright HUDS and there's no issue at all.
Of course you can still get burn in if you abuse it hard, but it's not something to worry about unless you have a specific use case of leaving the same image on for a very long time.
You did not talk about mini-led and full array local dimming very very important features.
Waiting for Micro Lens Array to become mainstream before switching to OLED. My samsung mini-LED TV will be fine for many years to come until then.
All newer tvs are 2500 to 2900 in price which is quite expensive
I don't know to what extend are dead pixels an issue with OLED TVs but my SONY KD-65A89 bought 3.5 years ago has developed large clusters of dead pixels mostly at the bottom of the screen. I suppose it is the manufacturing fault of my panel, but Sony will not repair my TV as they said it is more than 2 years old. This seems to be rather short life for such expensive (3000 Euro) TV. Therefore I have lost confidence in Organic Light Emitting Diode and in the future I will be looking more at QLED TVs. As example I have 40" Sony LED Bravia TV from 2003 that is still working fine (2000 Euro at the time) that has proven worth the cost and durable.
GOOD INFORMATION, A QUESTION WHAT PANEL DOES THE QN85C 65 INCH HAVE, WHY I'VE HEARD IT HAS IPS PANEL IS THAT TRUE?
QN85C is QLED (Mini LED panel) . It does not have an IPS.
On the US it does use IPS type panel, which is great if it's going in a wider open room as its off axis image will remain punchy and vibrant.
Been using Oleds since long time ago but why is it always the black levels... I mean most of the content we watch is not pitch black also OLEDS crush blacks that's something I don't like and peak brightness is not very high also burn in is another issue now days I think Mini Led tvs may actually be better overall. Am still deciding between the Samsung S95C, The Hisense U8N or the TCL QM851.
keep in mind dont loose tv box :D without it game over :D
What about all the coil whine an BACKLIGHT BLEED?
OLED is my choice already had a LG Qled, switch to the LG G2 and can’t complaint perfect for everything for me specially gaming and having G-Sync makes a difference.
G-sync only works on pc right? Cah I don't notice it with ps5
@@ajjohnson3416Gsync works with Xbox and AMD PCs. They both use that VRR tech when supported.
Playstation doesn't support Gsync in particular, but it still has VRR. It should say enabled when it is.
It's the same thing, just different names.
Love these videos
An extremely big oversight is not mentioning the different backlight technologies with QLED's
An edge lit Samsung QLED is a lot worse than a directly lit TCL QLED with FALD in the same price range.
Good contrast ratio is literally one of the determining factors of good image quality, and the backlight system has everything to do with it.
I’ve currently got two QLEDs Samsung Q80T & QN90B and one OLED LG G2. All three have been great sets and I’m extremely happy with them. This year I might replace my G2 with the 85” Samsung QN900D or whatever the replacement Sony is for last year’s X95L or possibly the 83” G4 and move my G2 into my bedroom.
I have Q80T 55" and QN 90B 65" both are masterpiece for sport games NBA FIFA... now i deciding on LG G2 55 and S90C..
I recently bought a C3 and i prefer much more the brighness and the image sharpness of my Q95T 2020 model , which it doesn't even have mini LED technology. Q95T was the last model that it was using regular LED.
QLED budget Tv . That's I love to Buy.
The only real topic worth mentioning over the past decade is 100 inch TVs are under $2k... Size beats most TV gimmicks especially at that price
How many videos on display technology?
Jon: yes!
Tcl 845 beats the LG c3 evo , and cheeper.
I'll take the infinite contrast any day any time.
Legit made the same video (thumbnail) last year but flipped which tv you over saturated/under saturated
Nice video Jon!
What is a metric ton of technology?
It's heavier than a metric ton of feathers
Wow @ that Porsche suicide time bomb...
Would be better to do a ust projector with a alr screen to a LED TV or OLED tv
Is QLED the same as Apples Liquid Retina XDR displays?
4:30 'incredibly high response times' - it should be low :)
QD-OLED is the best of both, and its not even close
yes sir, no reason to go with anything else if u buying a tv today
You wrong bud I have owned many oled tvs, Mini Led tvs have some advantages now days and that's brighness 🔆 and no burn-in disadvantage.
@@dante19890😂 😂
@@FenixPajarito in hdr a qd oled will get even brighter. There is a reason they win the awards every year at the tv shootout.
Lcd is cope
@@dante19890 Bro you sound more of a Oled fanboy, "LCD is Cope "are you 10?
Idk I just love LG panels
Anytime
I keep CNBC on all day while working. I’d have OLED burn in by the end of a week.😂
The pixle cleaning feature on newer OLED displays almost entirely mitigates burn in even after 6 months of running a news channel non stop.
I’ve read that but I’m skeptical. I work from home and my TV is on all day on a channel with a ticker and logo. I probably hit that avg 6 month user usage in a week.
@@Stopher2475 that's 6 months of the TV being on without changing the news channel once.
I use l Lgc2x oled tv is best
OLED or QLED please? I have problem for choose.....
I recommend you a Mini Led TV for 2024.
I recently bought a C3 OLED and i prefer much more the brighness and the image sharpness of my Q95T QLED 2020 model , which it doesn't even have the mini LED technology. Q95T was the last model that it was using regular LED.
2:35 the ones you lised are for mini-led versions of QLED except for TCL, and LG only sells the mini-led versions of QLED
Last year I purchased a Samsung 95b I also have an lg from 2017. For me the LG now over six years old is the better picture and that’s with all the marketing bullshit with peak brightness.
Qled jamás podrá compararse con Oled, en contraste esta a años luz y en brillo ya empiezan a estar parejos, pero el contraste es mucho más importante.
En contraste no esta a años luz por favor 😂 😂 no sean tan exagerados las televisión Mini LED de 2024 son otro pedo decir que en contraste están a años luz es una exageración 😂 😂 y en brillo 🔆 no están parejos no inventes las nuevas Teles MINI LED tiene mucho mayor brillo 🔆
Life of an OLED TV is very short...not more than 3 years..
Katarina Rostova surely is a smurf. Myserious Blacklist series character.
No QLED is going to look as good as a quality OLED. They might get somewhat close, but there’s ALWAYS a caveat.
is there a 120hz oled 4k tv out there now for less than 750$?
Why can't they produce a 50" OLED TV? My entertainment center was designed for 50" and OLED tech only come in 48" or 55"
Because only South korea LG and samsungs makes them and cut them standard in 48 and 55 dude
There is no better picture quality than an QD OLED tv at the moment and that comes with it's downside which is the price tag, but in the same time it pays off fir what you give. There's no going back agter you lay eyes on a tv like that. It's one way street.
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Qled Just glorified LCD.....
I agree. My analysis of the thumbnail is that OLED looks MUCH better. It’s a clear winner from what I see there.
and what's wrong with glorified LCD? You don't like when they take proven reliable technology and make it better?
By that logic, you could say QD-OLED is just glorified OLED. Or Micro-LED..."that's just glorified LED."
@@badpuppy3 that’s like saying “who needs cars when horses are tried-and-true means of transport?” We can put better horseshoes on them and cover their manes in oils that’ll make them nearly perfectly aerodynamic.
I just compared my Qn90b and my LG C3 and the image is more sharper on my Qn90b and for some reason there is a ton of Colorbanding on my C3. It was my first time trying OLED. It's been meh so far.
By that logic, OLED is glorified plasma
TCL and Hisense is turning the business of TVs upside down and has oleds struggling. These giant screen led uleds or LCD TVs are being manufactured with big time premium quality at a price that avg joe can afford and people are opting for the immersion of the large screens with a slight sacrifice in picture quality over the oleds and it's expensive prices. Oleds is struggling to compete with this. Most people dont notice these slight differences in picture quality. They can buy a 100" high quality tv at a far less price than these oleds offer in much smaller sets. Out of no where it's a new world in this industry. It is what it is as they say.
there is no reason to go lcd when s90C qd oled exist for even cheaper than the flagship lcd models
Unless you get the Hisense U8N or the TCL QM851 this year...
@@FenixPajarito they are lcds and inferior on every level of picture quality
@@dante19890 inferior on every level? I don't think so Oleds crush blacks and don't get as bright as Mini Leds (2024) so you're statement is invalid.. Also Mini Leds don't Burn.
@FenixPajarito lcd lift blacks and have inferior picture quality and a bunch of image artefacts like dse, banding and clouding.
They don't even get as bright in hdr as qd oleds cuz their fald algorithm has to do blooming suppression, limiting the peak brightness in highlights.
Burn in is a non issue too now when qd oleds are used in dedicated pc monitors, showing static images all day.
@@dante19890 You're literally telling me stuff I know LCD of course lift backs but not all the time that's why local dimming exist and banding also exist in Oleds lol. We're not watching pitch black backgrounds all the time when we watch TV most of the content we watch is colorful. And Oleds don't get very bright in SDR content, Mini Leds do. Like I said Oleds crush blacks...
As an expert, let me just say….aaarrrrggghhhh! 👻
I think the LG G4 OLED will be best with the MLA tech. Sony may be pushing the mini led tech to new heights. I can’t go with anything Samsung … unreliable garbage.
Samsung always best solution for gaming... no mistake in opinion KS 8000 (2016) still counting after 30.000 hours... Q80T 2020 and QN 90B mini LED TV.. no problem with
@@trumpameri1638my LG C1 works amazing in games, replaced my prevent LG monitor from 2016, oled helps as much In games as it does in watching film.
@@miguellopez3392 great TV LG OLED c9 , cx , c1 ,c2... last season s90c QD OLED is better than c3..
The only thing this video Is missing is 60 fps 😢
Qled is good enough
Indeed unless it's next too your eyes QLED is Good Enough even LTT in the last 12 months did a video and without getting super close could not tell the difference on Midrange TV's
A super high end OLED ONLY. You get the brightness of QLED and rich colors without the oversaturation of cartoonist colors of QLED. OLED is KING!!!
I just ordered the LG G3. I’m so excited to watch some 4K Blu-ray’s on this & experience the “pop” with those HDR highlights.
@@balladofthebroken7569 You're going to love the G3!
Somehow, the people you complain about tend to have way higher safety ;-)
At this point why mention Burn In and spend so much time on it? Any TV can break for any reason. Don’t even get me started on Firmware breaking tvs. I hate how people act like Burn In is the ONLY way a Tv can possibly break and ignore issues with LCD tvs. Other than that, nicely produced video.
You know it's basically not an issue if you are that type of user who only watches a tv for 3-4 hours a day. BUT if you use a tv for 8-10 hours a day it's a big issue. For example stores put up tvs with advertising material on it witch displays the same image for a long time
Now if we want to talk about issues, let’s discuss the uniformity issues that LCD TVs like QLED tend to have.
Oh man, another video about TVs from a man who knows nothing about them, let's start:
1. Quantum Light Emitting Diode displays are self emissive displays, not yet available on the market, in which quantum dots produce light, they are not LCDs, QLED is just marketing name which happens to be the same as abbreviation for this type of the display, but it's NOT THE SAME.
2. TCL changed naming of their higher end models to QD-Mini LED
3. Samsung still uses QLED name on their lower end models
4. Under the image of Sony A95L you have caption "Sony A95K"
5. Although it's much less common, LCD TVs also can suffer from image retention, when liquid crystals with time become "stuck"
Had 2 QLED Samsung smart tvs, mid-range and both had light leaks getting worst and worst as time passes by and both died after 5 years after buying them, so my next tv (problably next month) is certainly gonna be an OLED.
Watch out for the Sony oled I’m very dissatisfied with the auto dimming
Oled clearly winner as you can get qd oled with best of oled and best of quantum dot tech
Except over 77".
QD-OLED simply DOES NOT exist over 77".
Plus, lets be honest.....
Anything smaller than 83/85" is for the kids room or "guest room".
@@thetrumanshow4791what world you live in lmao? 77inch is plenty average size is around 52 inches not everyone has a big ass house
@thetrumanshow4791 what are you talking about most people have like 55 inch 77 plus is just dumb
Depends on the size of your room.
@bustercolin7507 not really my living room. Is very big and it still only needs a 55 inch tv and that's sitting 5 meters away
We the 99% would like to support these 1%
My phone is oled and i was gifted one of those lcd 4k tv let me tell you theres level to this cause it is not the same 😂😂
Samsung OLED, My experience the green color very fake. you need to try open video in youtube and play some video such as Dolomites Italy, Switzerland 4k. Green color of Tree and grass very fake higher reality and try adjust by setting menu it make all color drop and low situation color. (Sorry my poor English)
Oled the best Qled not as detailed as Oled. Plus I don’t care for a tv I have to wear sunglasses 🕶️ to watch tv.
I tried Oled and didn’t like it I mean there is so much bloom still. I rather go for brightness over “inky darkness”.
Qled last longer Oled looks better
It’s always advisable you buy OLED wherever you can. The viewing angles, the black levels are all too good to not have. screen burn is hardly an issue with Oleds made within the last 2-3 years. You have to be really reckless to burn-in. There’s so much Technology in place to prevent it from happening.
Apart from Samsung, Sony and LGs QLED/QNED. All the other QLED panels aren’t very good. take Hisenses mini led for example. It’s so cheap for what it is but it’s also crap. The price to get a decent QLED you can buy entry level oleds for the same price. Dont be fooled by nits of brightness. You’ll barely need 1000 nits in most situations
Sorry, Nits makes a HUGE difference for HDR highlights in 10% windows and OLED is currently maxed out at 780-800 nits on OLED 42”-48” sizes. If you’re a gamer that games in HDR, OLED is not the way to go for peak HDR highlights, QLED is. Period. You need a min of 900-1000 nits for proper peak HDR highlights or else the HDR will not be impactful enough.
@@MistaVauros over exposure/ blooming is even worse on mini-led. I have a 42C2 and not once have used it on full brightness in a room with loads of natural light. Yes you are correct but try putting any mini led tv next to an oled with the same game on max settings you’ll notice how much better the oled looks with details still popping on oled. How I know? I work for one of the major tv companies. Don’t kid yourself OLED smokes lcd tvs anydag
@@yerda1926 If we are talking about the brightness of the G series OLED or the Sammy QD-OLED, yes, I agree. However, the issue is with the 42” and 43” size panels and the nits being capped at around ~800, which looks fine for HDR highlights, but the highlights do not pop as much as it could. I recently tried a 32” MiniLED monitor with 1400 nits and that is the way HDR is meant to be viewed. Blistering HDR highlights that almost melt your eyes. Non-G series LG OLEDs cannot deliver it. Period. When LG puts MLA on the C-series I’ll go back to OLED.
@@MistaVauros you’re being misled by crap marketing. No person has ever looked at a mini LED tv and said of it looks better then an oled. Brighter doesn’t mean better tv. There’s detail in hdr that you aren’t meant to see on extremely bright led panels. Even basic WOLED panels look better than mini led.
@@yerda1926 Well, we will see how it goes. I ordered the new QN90D and will be here Thurs. I have a C3 OLED in the family room and will be comparing the HDR between them. I know OLED wins the contrast/blacks battle, but need to see how the HDR gaming experience is with the QLED. I'll report back...
QD -OLED is by far the best - its just that it is expensive ......
😅😅😅 plasma naturality and colours beat all yours qled oled , for SDR nothing better exist
Qled = LCD
😂 Albino u know Oled is not losing like that
I don't disagree with your findings. With that said, I had a 65" OLED TV, it was rated the highest tv on the market in many ratings found. It was nothing but trouble. First of all, the voices on that tv did not match up with my Bose soundbar, it was like listening to an old japanese movie, words didn't match as being said. After almost 3 months of dealing with the store and through LG directly, they had to get an engineer from LG involved to finally figure it out. It was a nightmare. This set cost almost $3,500 and the color wasn't even all that good. And worst of all, the screen experienced burn-in on the screen, and it wasn't due to certain channels being on consistently. Now I have a QLED 75" Sony tv, top of the line in this category. Color is much better, and what little that OLED is better in color it is so slight in difference I'm not sure many could even tell the difference. And I don't have to worry about burn-in at all. Sticking to Sony. This wasn't to down talk anything in this stream, just my experience.
The issues with colours might’ve been because you didn’t calibrate it? Maybe? What picture mode did you use
Which Sony tv?
I love my QD-OLED more
THIS VIDEO IS NOT EVEN IN HDR😢
Oleds are now brighter than LED tvs. Like honestly if you buy a tv from now on, it has to be some form of Oled. QD, MLA, just sutm Oled
OLEDs are absolutely NOT brighter than LED backlit TVs.
i don't like bright images, so i dont want qled. I like the angle viewing of OLED. so that's for me
just can't go back to grey blacks for me.
The front picture is fake Oled don't have that bad quality total not fair
Why need over brightness in home..it hurts eyes...oled all time best...qled market would good if price is lesser than oled...oled qled are same price now
i despise these stupid misleading and baity thumbnails
I'm sorry, but who is "THE REAL WINNER"?????
Oled
Neo qled 8k
Wow! This auto translates to "you are" 😂😂😂@@ishkapiska4516
Bla bla bla bla
Once you have oled you can never go back
Clown talking w/e to twist half a point.
theres no such thing as qled. its just a any tv with quantum dots. the thing is with the so called qleds that are high end have miniled while the lower end are regular leds. now as for oleds, all oleds are w-oleds except for qd -oleds which also have quantum dots like the so called qleds lol
I dislike the thumbnail on this video. I have a Panasonic Oled 55 inch, two years old now. If you want a cinematic experience on your movies, Oled can’t be beaten for me. This is as realistic as it gets, you just have to adjust your picture settings and play with them until you like it.
Oled is Life
Put them side by side like your thumbnail.