Sweet, does it offer HDR at .5k? Does the built in VHS have Dolby Atmos support and what is the max frame rate for VHS? Do they still make VHS? thanks in advance.
For me it's a comaprison between prices: LG C3 1550$ on sale vs rest at 2075$+ also on sale. I wouldn't pay 1/3 more for such slight difference and honestly LG C3 is the BEST in it's price class
At this point the Samsung is cheapest. I agree it's not a fair comparison though. The s90c would have been more appropriate. That said it would still have won overall for most people
Here is my personal experience. I went to best buy to look at all three. Personally here is my opinion. I am personally a Samsung user, so I wanted to love the S90C. however. It was way too saturated and did feel or look real. also lack of dolby vision/ DTS audio was. deal breaker. LG C3 is great and feel like its a great deal . I then saw the Sony A80L and after seeing all three in person and hours of videos/research I decided on the Sony A80L. why, to me looked like the most natural image and motion look real. I have had the 77 inch A80L for 3 days now and super happy with the purchase. I paired it with the appleTv 4k and sonos dolbly atomos (arc, sub and rear speakers)
Just bought the s89c. Out of the box, you’re 100% right. Really saturated. It wasn’t that hard to bring it down to a more realistic image while keeping that qdoled brightness.
Going with the Sony A80L today just in time for the Super Bowl. Puts out amazing sound on its own, but purchasing the Sony HTA3000 3.1 Ch Dolby soundbar along with the SA-SW3 200w Subwoofer as well.
I ended up with A80L for my quite bright bedroom, was afraid it will be too dark in bright room, but it performs well and im happy with my choice, before i was using samsung SUHD tv, and initially go for samsung, but when i compared the two, colours was too vivid and found some red/ pinkish hue on the pictures… so sony it is
Got the S 95C at the end of 2023. And really am impressed by it. Didn't want to pay the Sony tax and wanted QD OLED. I also like to convenience of the Samsung One Connect box.
It's the A80L all day long I brought the LG C3 and returned it it just didn't seem cinematic enough I then brought the A80L and it's so much more cinematic it's just a much better picture and all over a much better TV no to samsung no Dolby vision and sony up scaling of none 4K footage is amazing and the sound is superb however my living room isn't the brightest so the slightly less bright A80L doesn't matter to me I can't recommend the A80L enough
Great to hear you're happy with your pick! Totally agree that the A80L gives a very cinematic performance and for a lot of spaces, is more than bright enough.
You guys talking like differences between a80l and c3 is a huge 100% game change when in reality differences aren't that big for average consumer and get unnoticed unless having both side by side, besides a80l is pricey than c3
@@smarthomesoundsI’m a Sony fan and have been following the A80l. The price has really come down and I’m close to pulling the trigger. But my living room is semi bright. Bright for 4-5 hours during the middle of the day but normal otherwise. I’ve seen many say that it is dim but what do you think……would I be ok? I’m retired so I do look at a tv at different times of the day not just night. Good video btw.
@@MSDOGS1976 for brighter room i would recomend LG G3 it should be around same price as a80L but way brighter than Sony. I have mine for more than half year and dont have complains so far. Even used in sunny summer days with opend curtains. All great. But if you really want bright Sony only option are A95L(close to double the price) :( or their mini led lineup
All 3 tv’s are great,my pick is S95C due to brightest oled and its a QD oled,i use Qled from KS8000 2016 and cant go any lower,best colors from QD panel,this review is good but i think you should put LG G3 and Sony A95L next to S95C,all the highest models😉✌️ great video,greetings from Scotland😁
@@James-yz4cc It is but you have to calibrate it or at least dial in the settings to get an picture as accurate as possible (for example we have no idea what colour space was used in this comparison). If you calibrate the S95C/S90C, the picture is way superior than on both of these WOled TVs. The only area where the Sony is better is for motion processing (if oyu like to apply a lot of motion smoothing) and for lower bitrate content.
@@lapsaroundf1circuits456 Simple: because it's more expensive to ship a TV that is already calibrated OOTB and the general consumer doesn't even want more accurate settings, the people want "pop" and brightness. About the effort argument for the buyer: well that's exactly what you pay for with the Sony, there is a reason the Samsung (S90C) is about half the price of a LG G3 or A95L... even though it offers like 90% of the performance.
I just bought the C3 after carefully looking all 3 of these. I found the Samsung over bright and it had a "Pop video" vibe that made some content look un-natural. In the end I didn't feel the Sony was £500 more TV. I've had LG's for 10 years so that's what I went with. I am so impressed with it in situ - Dune was the first thing I watched and it was glorious! HDR in filmmaker mode is superb - content in Dolby Vision looks fantastic, really detailed and cohesive. One Piece leaps off the screen. I'm really happy with the purchase.
@@smarthomesounds I have to say, comparisons like this are getting trickier and trickier to meaningfully detect differences because the TVs are getting so good. To try and see how far things have moved on and for a bit of a giggle, I put my bedroom TV - a 2015 LG B580V - side by side with the new C3 and the difference is mind-blowing. The colour depth, motion handling and crispness of the displays now is truly stunning - the wow factor is similar to the days when we switched from SD to HD.
I felt the same when looking at these at Best Buy. The LG looked and felt like it was the next level up from the Panasonic plasma I had for 10 yrs. Reading how LG has a great track record with durability over time compared to the others also made it easy for me so I went with the C3. Very happy with it.
I went out and purchased the Samsung because my local Best Buy was having a great sale on it. After having it in my home for a few days, I’ve returned it and purchased the LG C3. The Samsung image seemed little bit unnatural and the lack of Dolby vision really disappointed me. Honestly, I’m really happy with my purchase and it’s probably the best TV I’ve ever purchased.
I tested the LG G3 and Sony A80L for a month. (Movies, shows, sports) I liked both but I did have to calibrate the settings on the G3 way more than the Sony. I love the natural colors on Sony and processor detail is just amazing. The brightness is enough for me. The G3 is much brighter and slightly better in picture quality than the Sony. I would honestly flip a coin and be happy with either one.
I'm going to pick out an OLED TV tomorrow, my first one, so I'm pretty stoked. I'm on kinda a tight budget, looking at $1700 or less. So that pretty much narrows it down to the S90C and the C3. Can't really go wrong with either. The A80L is just a hair out of price range, but they do have an open box one for 1550 but I've always been leery about open box purchases with electronics. My buddy says its fine and still can get a warranty but I dunno. My gut is saying just snatch up a C3 and be done with it.
@plowthis4me Went with an S90C but ended up spending way more than planned and got the 77 inch model. I'm absolutely in love with it. I caught it on sale for $300 off, that was what swayed me from the LG to the Samsung. LG had slightly better color accuracy but I'm loving how bright and vibrant the picture is on the Samsung
Went to my local best buy yesterday and was lucky that they still had all 3 tvs on display. After looking at all 3, I ended up going home with the Sony. Not as bright as the other 2 but the picture quality looked better to me.
Nice comparison. We are building a new entertainment center in the main living room. We already have a full theater in the basement. Don't game at all. Will add a soundbar. Will use for news, some sports, an occasional movie. Sounds like our choice is probably the C3
Any issues btw the S95C and the Sonos audio system? I have a Samsung Q90T and Sonos Arc/Era 300/Sub and with Atmos via ATV4K and PS5 I experience a well known audio drop every 20 minutes or so. Would the same issue apply to Samsung S95C?
Nice review, The LG C3 seems the best value all round out of those, the A80L for second pick but only has 2 2.1 HDMI ports, I have an old Onkyo 606 AV receiver, with Tannoy F1 speakers and Q-Acoustics sub-woofer, how would this impact any 4K content ? Cheers
Thanks for the video. I've got a Samsung KS7000 from 2016 - still a good TV but it's a 55" and I'd like to upgrade to a 65". Been trying to decide between the Sony and LG. I've got other Sony gear and prefer Google OS, so would prefer the A80L but I'm not sure about the brightness. For some reason when I see the A80L in the store it looks dim compared to the other TVs, but in video comparisons like this there's not a big difference. Maybe I'd be better going for the Sony X95L instead - yes, not OLED but still great.
I've had Sony TVs for the last 20 years and this year decided to go for the LG G3. I can honestly say the LG G3 is the best TV I've ever seen & it's cheaper than its Sony alternative. Switching from Sony to LG made me realise your paying for the brand name rather than any major quality differences! I'd only go for a Sony if you have spare cash to throw at a TV and don't mind paying an inflated price!
LG will always be cheaper, I have both but Sony has better motion And upscaling And the acoustic surface sound is amazing, XR processor just gives the picture more depth, the G3 is excellent TV better than the s90 . The picture quality Will always be better on a Sony as there TV's are calibrated to HX310 industry standard Oled.
@bav2126 yes I'd totally agree if your looking at the best TV you can buy on the market, you can't beat Sony. However, for 95% of people the LG G3 would be enough as the differences between that and the Sony aren't noticeable enough to most people. I definitely notice the things you've noticed above when watching content but all my family and friends I know wouldn't notice the difference. For that reason I just couldn't justify paying the extra for the Sony.
Just purchased a new in box $650 55” C3 for a bedroom. I can confirm that the Alpha 9 Gen 6 has finally caught up to the capabilities of the X1 Ultimate in my 4yo 65” A8H. What’s crazy is that the A8H still has brighter HDR peak highlights than the A80L.
I went with the LG. Coming from a Sony 65X950G that shot craps after 3 years, and a Samsung UNF9000 that went out just over a year, I decided to give the nod to my first OLED and LG. Also going with the 77" model is a size upgrade for me. I loved the Sony for color accuracy. The Samsung crapped out right after the warranty ran out so I said never again to them. I have other LG products and nothing but goodness so far from them. "Comparison is the thief of joy" is accurate with these tvs. I'm going for bang for buck this time.
@@Cryptic-G So far so good. Biggest/best tv I've ever owned. I also opted for a 3 year warranty on this one so yeah, I'm a little jaded with these flat screen tvs.
i had the 42" a90k and rly liked it, but because of a dumb mistake it broke. now im wondering if i should get the 48" a90k or the 55" a80l.. which is better?
So the C3 compares to much more expensive TVs? Seems like a no brainer. A better test would have been the C3 vs the S90C, and the A80L vs S95C vs G3 as they are all similarly priced flagships.
I want to love the Sony, but 680 nits for HDR is way below my LG E8 from 6 years ago!The Samsung S95C is a great tv, I’m not sure I can do without Dolby vision. The LG C3 not sufficiently compelling for me. My favourite outside the 3 is the Panasonic MZ2000 77 inches.
Get the A80L i have seen the 3 in person and its the best image quality and processor is best for upscaling if you are streaming. I bought one after hours of research and videos. I say all three in display to make my decision
A80L, if all your after is uncontrolled overblown brightness and shitty motion then Samsung is the way to go ….if you game LG C3, if your love movies and creative intent …it’s Sony everyday of the week
@@ayo3014 I'd be playing your percentages ..heaps of gaming - LG .....more TV and cinema and creative intent - sony. But then theres the price difference which make teh LG compelling. I had a 83 inhc C2 in a fully bright room and it PERFECTLY fine . I am not sure what people are doing it might not be enough if your watching it in front of a solar ecplise ..but other than that i think some of the brightneed commets are ridiculous.
As a landscape photographer I value the most accurate true to life picture quality. Having recently bought the Sony A95L 48" for my snug with PS5 and Sonos beam. The image and sound quality are out of this world. For me the Sony A80L or 84L will be the winner for my Kitchen Diner after the new Kitchen is fitted next month. The Dining room end has no window, but with Sony it will fit the wall mounted space perfectly connected to a Sony sound bar and PS5. Personally having viewed the Samsung in a TV store the colours were just over saturated. The LG well it is that remote. We have a C2 in the Lounge and the magic remote is a pain in the butt. A side by side comparison of the QD-OLED's would be nice. Or mini LED from the 3 brands. Hisense is the other manufacturer, but is really Sharp.
Anybody in a mental hole regarding these tvs, this is my quick take on user experience... If you watch mainly ota tv, in app streaming and value colour accuracy and that Sony "black magic" (its real) then get a80l - it really isnt that "dim" its pretty much the same as C3 bar hdr highlights (about 200nits dimmer). Some shows in dolby vision are very dark, but learn your tvs settings and its fixable (just). If you value "gaming" over anything else particularly via Xbox or pc then go LG. If you ONLY watch high bit rate content, are on a budget and can afford a calibrater? then go Samsung. I returned an S90c because of its terrible upscaling and motion processing with tv and films. High bit rate hdr was stunning though. I nearly went LGs G3 but didnt like that green push plus i didn't need that apocalyptic brightness, so i decided given my main use (ota and streaming + ps5) got an a80l. An a95l would be my over all pick but not at its ridiculous price. Quality tv. Though acoustic surface isnt as good as the reviews make out. My living room is relatively dim, and light controlled so the a80l is absolutely fine. And the picture quality across all sources is absolutely stunning. Closest tv i found to rival that rich buttery feeling plasma gives you. Movies, tv and ps5 = Sony Gaming 'all' and movies = LG Fancy buying a new tv in two years = Samsung. Panasonic = same as Sony
Sony A80L for me. Got it last week. Awesome, natural picture with great procesing. Perfect for my taste and as a PlayStation gamer, that was the icing on the cake. All 3 tv's are premium models tho, can't go wrong with any of them I think.
Are there any oled "dumb" tv's? I never connect tv's to the internet and am still using 1080 and 720 tv's but would like to upgrade to 4k oled. I know I am in the minority but it would be great to be able to buy a decent oled 4k tv and not have to pay for things I will never use.
Hi thanks for the awesome video, can you please do a video where you can have the best settings for the lg c3 that will make it similar with Sony a 80 l pictures for all modes like watching TH-cam or Netflix or prime or Disney, as I am not happy with the picture quality with lg c3, I did try to calibrate it by watching few videos but not successful, also if you can show how to calibrate the external Roku stick 4K with Dolby as I don’t think I am getting anywhere near 4 k picture quality even though the content does say 4 k Dolby. I did try few settings but still no improvement. Please I am really looking forward to this. Thanks
Industry experts in a blind TV shootout had the S95C 2nd only behind the vastly overpriced A95L. S95C is fairing much better than the G3 in regards to the RTINGS longevity test too.
Hello .. i want an advise .. which one is the best to upscale the quality of the quality of the video ( i am using external hard drive to watch series + tv channels and sports channels which are usually not full hd ) most of them in 720p and lower .. i bought lg qned81 and it was a very bad experience.. thanks
@@tizio2332 thanks for your reply.. I went to Sony agent in my country and try my external hard drive on the oled tv .. very slow to open ( I dont know what was the problem.. maybe this will just happen for the first time using the drive or the drive specification or other ) .. do you have info about that .. thanks again.. best wishes
@@haroon707 sorry I don't know, I've never had a sony tv, they're pretty expensive in Europe. If you want the best upscaling in the market you wont find anything better than sony. Did you do some research about blu ray player? Some are compatible with external hard drive and have a really good upscaling (i don't know if that's better than sony). I usually watch my dvd (480p) on my Panasonic ub420 and the upscaling is way better than my lg c3. Keep in mind that if you want a big tv (65" or more) it's impossible to have a good quality. Btw sony has also the best motion in the market, so I'm pretty sure that's the best for you.
With Samsung having my least favorite OS and my last Samsung stopped working after 2.5-3 years I've been going back and forth between the A80L and C3. It feels like splitting hairs but for me it's between the Sony features and google OS or the extra gaming features and 4 HDMI 2.1 ports. I'm not quite sure which to choose!
These are the tv's i'm currently looking at, so this has been extremely help yet confusing, as I was going towards the C3 but I like real life video of Sony and the bright vibrant colours of the samsung. Lol back to the drawing board.
It's worth mentioning that the Samsung S95C doesn't have Dolby Vision Gaming. However it's also worth mentioning that it does have HDR10+ Gaming. Which IMO HDR10+ looks better than HDR Dolby Vision. And I've owned both OLEDs & LCDs with both.
I would currently pay the same or even less for the LG G3 than the Sony a80l so is it better to get the LG G3 than the Sony a80L without thinking twice or not?
@ajwtf6539 I do watch football its bright enough imo you notice the difference compared to other tvs when it comes to visuals right away I have been very satisfied with this purchase
I opted for the Sony A80l.as my previous tv was a sony plasma that was well over 10 years old and still pretty good had to stay loyal after such god service. The A80L is amazing so far great picture quality easy to use and great sound plus was on a discount!
I'm currently trying to decide what to buy. I would be using it for a bit of everything, PS5, TH-cam, movies, Netflix and other streaming service content, etc. I'm also partially colorblind, so i don't think color accuracy is a huge factor for me. Initially I was set on the S90C but ive read that the software is not thr best, and neither is the motion. Suggestions? 🤷🏿♂️
Reviewers always say that Sony has the best processing with their XR Processor. However I've never seen any TV with 4K upscaling that's actually any good.
I think no dolby vision support in Samsung is a huge miss. So, if i will choose LG C3 anyday over both of these. It has DV and DTS support and better picture quality and Sony.
Maybe it's just the video and/or camera, but the Samsung blows out the light/white areas from what I'm seeing. There are plenty shots in this video, where if you pause it, you can see some bright areas where the detail is completely lost and not there but you can see it on the other 2 TV's. Even the LG seems to have a similar issue but not nearly as much as the Samsung. The Sony seems to retain most of the details and have better control of the light areas. Or maybe it's just me, but that's what I'm seeing in this video.
So the point is witch one is the best for movies and games! Can you answer me plz because I don't know witch one to choose I wntyto buy 77" now I have the c2 65"
A75L vs c3 are at very similar price points right now. Sony can actually be had for a bit cheaper some days. Tough decision ahead for me. I'm going to try to hold out a bit until after c4 releases and see if I can catch a good sale price. Got them all qued up on a honey watch list lol
Which would you choose - Sony 65A95L or the larger Sony 77A80L or LG77C3? Tv mainly for sports and streaming (Apple TV, Netflix). Picture quality and colour accurancy is most important to me. The distance from the sofa is 4 meters. I would be grateful for your help!
Hello .. i take my external drive with me to the agent to check how it works .. because this is my main use of the tv.. ( most of what i watch which is old comedy is 720p and lower) .. because i tried lg tv and it was a bad experience in the quality of the video.. but when i insert the hard drive in the A80L it takes a very long time to open .. and i removed it before trying .. do you know what is the problem
It depends on what you want most in a TV. I just found more negatives with the Samsung. No Dolby Vision. The processing is good but Sony has the best. Samsung QC has declined in the past couple years. The Samsung is brighter but sometimes makes the colors look washed out. Sony thrives in color calibration. When calibibrated the Sony can get pretty bright. It is just the right amount for the scene. I have mine in a room with windows opposite and it does fine in sdr and HDR as well. The Sony just does everything well. If only having 2 HDMI 2.1 vs 4 is an issue, the Sony sound bars add 2 more 2.1 HDMI ports so it wasn't an issue for me. I went with the A75l and saved some money since I already had the sound bar.
Sony ht5000 soundbar, rear speakers and subwoofer integrate with the a80l seamlessly and use all speakers available to create the best 3d surround sound I’ve experienced so if sound quality is a big part then the a80l wins no contest (in my opinion)
Haven't seen a lot of reviews/comparisons which includes Philips 908 OLED TV. It's a great product and would be nice to have see some professional review of it here.
Having two young kids and they complaining about the dim colours and find myself bitching about how the tvs are not bright enough and having to keep adjusting for different content. Clearly the Samsung wins for me… just checked my local shop and I’m going to wait a bit till the price drops..
Bought the Sony A80l excellent picture the wife noticed the upgrade. Had LG prior but they quit supporting the Web OS so the built in apps no longer functioned correctly welcome to bedroom status on Roku. Had A $3000.00 plus Samsung in the early 2000 went thru two screens one in warranty the next no longer covered that was the last Samsung as it left a very bad taste. I will no longer purchase Samsung even though the Costco guy was pushing hard. Sony superior screen performance even in a brightly lite room is not an issue no issue perfect picture.
tHIS REVIEW does not talk about shadow details in dark areas. Always talke about nits I found that the thing that pops off to m y eyes was the darkest areas how well a tv can put the smallest highlights to get best pop.
Love your straight up videos man. This video would be perfect with the G3 aswell..how come you didnt include it bud? Please advise if the new oleds are bright enough? I perfer the brightness so S95C for me. Are the brighter oleds as bright as mini led in sdr?
Thanks for the comment! Given the price of the S95C is now the same as the A80L, we felt it offered better value if you were looking to buy one of these TVs right now. We did touch on the S90C too for those with a tighter budget :)
hello please bro tell me %100 oled G4 or C4 Burn in after along year?? when iam using for ps5 and Fillm or TH-cam ( my country doesn't support 5 years warranty for G4 (LG Malaysia🇲🇾) Idon't know what to do? ) my english not good for see your video to understand😘 and bro some people told me after 10000 hour burn in🤦♂️usually how many years panel alive without burn in in this new model oled☺️? seller don’t right talk with me 😅
I went with the Zenith 19" CRT with built in VHS support.
Bruh that tv is a beast!
I mean, if you're into retro gaming that would absolutely be a good choice
Hilarious 😂
Sweet, does it offer HDR at .5k? Does the built in VHS have Dolby Atmos support and what is the max frame rate for VHS? Do they still make VHS? thanks in advance.
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I think S95C compares to G3 and A95L more than these ones.
I purchased S95C for my office room. Hope to enjoy it soon :)
Thank you for your effort
Your right, S90C is compares to C3 and A80L.
He explained why he's comparing s95c not s90c. Did you event watch the video?
For me it's a comaprison between prices: LG C3 1550$ on sale vs rest at 2075$+ also on sale. I wouldn't pay 1/3 more for such slight difference and honestly LG C3 is the BEST in it's price class
At this point the Samsung is cheapest. I agree it's not a fair comparison though. The s90c would have been more appropriate. That said it would still have won overall for most people
For me it's whichever someone is donating to me for free 😎
Here is my personal experience. I went to best buy to look at all three. Personally here is my opinion. I am personally a Samsung user, so I wanted to love the S90C. however. It was way too saturated and did feel or look real. also lack of dolby vision/ DTS audio was. deal breaker. LG C3 is great and feel like its a great deal . I then saw the Sony A80L and after seeing all three in person and hours of videos/research I decided on the Sony A80L. why, to me looked like the most natural image and motion look real. I have had the 77 inch A80L for 3 days now and super happy with the purchase.
I paired it with the appleTv 4k and sonos dolbly atomos (arc, sub and rear speakers)
Do you have any audio drops with Sonos and Atmos from Apple TV 4K? I experience those on Samsung Q90T
Just bought the s89c. Out of the box, you’re 100% right. Really saturated. It wasn’t that hard to bring it down to a more realistic image while keeping that qdoled brightness.
@giacintorenta7579 not on the A80L, it sounds really good.
@Evan-wv4hz Yeah, that is a benefit since I am limited by brightness compared to samsung. But dolby vision was important to me
How about the HDR brightness of the Sony does it feel lacking?
Going with the Sony A80L today just in time for the Super Bowl. Puts out amazing sound on its own, but purchasing the Sony HTA3000 3.1 Ch Dolby soundbar along with the SA-SW3 200w Subwoofer as well.
Hi sir, how’s the shadow details of a80l? I’m looking to buy one, leaning towards Sony but concerned about the lack of shadow details
I ended up with A80L for my quite bright bedroom, was afraid it will be too dark in bright room, but it performs well and im happy with my choice, before i was using samsung SUHD tv, and initially go for samsung, but when i compared the two, colours was too vivid and found some red/ pinkish hue on the pictures… so sony it is
how are you liking it so far sir?
I'm surprised you're comparing tv's of different price points. Wouldn't the LG G3 be the right comparison with the S95C?
Got the S 95C at the end of 2023. And really am impressed by it. Didn't want to pay the Sony tax and wanted QD OLED. I also like to convenience of the Samsung One Connect box.
It's the A80L all day long I brought the LG C3 and returned it it just didn't seem cinematic enough I then brought the A80L and it's so much more cinematic it's just a much better picture and all over a much better TV no to samsung no Dolby vision and sony up scaling of none 4K footage is amazing and the sound is superb however my living room isn't the brightest so the slightly less bright A80L doesn't matter to me I can't recommend the A80L enough
Great to hear you're happy with your pick! Totally agree that the A80L gives a very cinematic performance and for a lot of spaces, is more than bright enough.
LG OLED always aren't as accurate as Sony Bravia OLED TVs get beaten in shootouts.
You guys talking like differences between a80l and c3 is a huge 100% game change when in reality differences aren't that big for average consumer and get unnoticed unless having both side by side, besides a80l is pricey than c3
@@smarthomesoundsI’m a Sony fan and have been following the A80l. The price has really come down and I’m close to pulling the trigger. But my living room is semi bright. Bright for 4-5 hours during the middle of the day but normal otherwise. I’ve seen many say that it is dim but what do you think……would I be ok? I’m retired so I do look at a tv at different times of the day not just night. Good video btw.
@@MSDOGS1976 for brighter room i would recomend LG G3 it should be around same price as a80L but way brighter than Sony. I have mine for more than half year and dont have complains so far. Even used in sunny summer days with opend curtains. All great. But if you really want bright Sony only option are A95L(close to double the price) :( or their mini led lineup
All 3 tv’s are great,my pick is S95C due to brightest oled and its a QD oled,i use Qled from KS8000 2016 and cant go any lower,best colors from QD panel,this review is good but i think you should put LG G3 and Sony A95L next to S95C,all the highest models😉✌️ great video,greetings from Scotland😁
Forget all those, get the 77” S89C for $1799, if you live in the USA. It’s a 2nd gen QD-OLED panel. Its the same tv as the 77” s90c but $500 cheaper
Sony A80L
Especially for the price and since it’s been on sale
WTF. It's the costliest option of the three. So its not for the price you are picking it
How much did you pay if you don't mind me asking?
I bought this Samsung 77 s89c and OMG it looks absolutely PHENOMENAL! Highly recommend!
Sam here. $1800 b4tax is just a really solid price for 77 inch qdoled.
The colors just pop off the screen and the blacks are inky dark.
The S 95C is their top-of-the-line. Now you're comparing it to two lower in line from LG and Sony, not a fair comparison.
but from the review its not better?
@@James-yz4cc It is but you have to calibrate it or at least dial in the settings to get an picture as accurate as possible (for example we have no idea what colour space was used in this comparison). If you calibrate the S95C/S90C, the picture is way superior than on both of these WOled TVs. The only area where the Sony is better is for motion processing (if oyu like to apply a lot of motion smoothing) and for lower bitrate content.
@@floz9718 its really not from the video though
@@floz9718if that is the case why wouldn’t samsung ship it with the calibrated settings? Why the buyer has to go the extra mile to do all that?
@@lapsaroundf1circuits456 Simple: because it's more expensive to ship a TV that is already calibrated OOTB and the general consumer doesn't even want more accurate settings, the people want "pop" and brightness. About the effort argument for the buyer: well that's exactly what you pay for with the Sony, there is a reason the Samsung (S90C) is about half the price of a LG G3 or A95L... even though it offers like 90% of the performance.
I just bought the C3 after carefully looking all 3 of these. I found the Samsung over bright and it had a "Pop video" vibe that made some content look un-natural. In the end I didn't feel the Sony was £500 more TV. I've had LG's for 10 years so that's what I went with. I am so impressed with it in situ - Dune was the first thing I watched and it was glorious! HDR in filmmaker mode is superb - content in Dolby Vision looks fantastic, really detailed and cohesive. One Piece leaps off the screen. I'm really happy with the purchase.
The C3 is a great choice! Agree that the Samsung does give that vibe with certain content, it wouldn't be our pick for the most natural looking image.
@@smarthomesounds I have to say, comparisons like this are getting trickier and trickier to meaningfully detect differences because the TVs are getting so good. To try and see how far things have moved on and for a bit of a giggle, I put my bedroom TV - a 2015 LG B580V - side by side with the new C3 and the difference is mind-blowing. The colour depth, motion handling and crispness of the displays now is truly stunning - the wow factor is similar to the days when we switched from SD to HD.
I felt the same when looking at these at Best Buy. The LG looked and felt like it was the next level up from the Panasonic plasma I had for 10 yrs. Reading how LG has a great track record with durability over time compared to the others also made it easy for me so I went with the C3. Very happy with it.
Sony suffers from motion handling, always. If you're going to sell me a 3000 dollar tv, it better work flawlessly with minimal issues.
I went out and purchased the Samsung because my local Best Buy was having a great sale on it. After having it in my home for a few days, I’ve returned it and purchased the LG C3. The Samsung image seemed little bit unnatural and the lack of Dolby vision really disappointed me. Honestly, I’m really happy with my purchase and it’s probably the best TV I’ve ever purchased.
I tested the LG G3 and Sony A80L for a month. (Movies, shows, sports)
I liked both but I did have to calibrate the settings on the G3 way more than the Sony.
I love the natural colors on Sony and processor detail is just amazing. The brightness is enough for me.
The G3 is much brighter and slightly better in picture quality than the Sony.
I would honestly flip a coin and be happy with either one.
I'm going to pick out an OLED TV tomorrow, my first one, so I'm pretty stoked. I'm on kinda a tight budget, looking at $1700 or less. So that pretty much narrows it down to the S90C and the C3. Can't really go wrong with either. The A80L is just a hair out of price range, but they do have an open box one for 1550 but I've always been leery about open box purchases with electronics. My buddy says its fine and still can get a warranty but I dunno. My gut is saying just snatch up a C3 and be done with it.
@@crimsontide1980 You’re going to be happy with the LG C3. Just fyi. Best Buy does 0% no interest for 18 months. Look into it
@@crimsontide1980 What did you end up with?
@plowthis4me Went with an S90C but ended up spending way more than planned and got the 77 inch model. I'm absolutely in love with it. I caught it on sale for $300 off, that was what swayed me from the LG to the Samsung. LG had slightly better color accuracy but I'm loving how bright and vibrant the picture is on the Samsung
Jason Momoa on Sony TV has a fever; on the Samsung TV it has Hepatitis and; on the LG TV it has low pressure. Maybe in A95L he will be healthy.
Went to my local best buy yesterday and was lucky that they still had all 3 tvs on display. After looking at all 3, I ended up going home with the Sony. Not as bright as the other 2 but the picture quality looked better to me.
Nice comparison. We are building a new entertainment center in the main living room. We already have a full theater in the basement. Don't game at all. Will add a soundbar. Will use for news, some sports, an occasional movie. Sounds like our choice is probably the C3
Any issues btw the S95C and the Sonos audio system? I have a Samsung Q90T and Sonos Arc/Era 300/Sub and with Atmos via ATV4K and PS5 I experience a well known audio drop every 20 minutes or so. Would the same issue apply to Samsung S95C?
got the c3 for gaming
Great choice 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nice review, The LG C3 seems the best value all round out of those, the A80L for second pick but only has 2 2.1 HDMI ports, I have an old Onkyo 606 AV receiver, with Tannoy F1 speakers and Q-Acoustics sub-woofer, how would this impact any 4K content ? Cheers
EXcellent review with real world comparisons. Nice work and editing.
Thanks for the video. I've got a Samsung KS7000 from 2016 - still a good TV but it's a 55" and I'd like to upgrade to a 65". Been trying to decide between the Sony and LG. I've got other Sony gear and prefer Google OS, so would prefer the A80L but I'm not sure about the brightness. For some reason when I see the A80L in the store it looks dim compared to the other TVs, but in video comparisons like this there's not a big difference. Maybe I'd be better going for the Sony X95L instead - yes, not OLED but still great.
I've had Sony TVs for the last 20 years and this year decided to go for the LG G3. I can honestly say the LG G3 is the best TV I've ever seen & it's cheaper than its Sony alternative. Switching from Sony to LG made me realise your paying for the brand name rather than any major quality differences! I'd only go for a Sony if you have spare cash to throw at a TV and don't mind paying an inflated price!
LG will always be cheaper, I have both but Sony has better motion And upscaling And the acoustic surface sound is amazing, XR processor just gives the picture more depth, the G3 is excellent TV better than the s90 . The picture quality Will always be better on a Sony as there TV's are calibrated to HX310 industry standard Oled.
@bav2126 yes I'd totally agree if your looking at the best TV you can buy on the market, you can't beat Sony. However, for 95% of people the LG G3 would be enough as the differences between that and the Sony aren't noticeable enough to most people. I definitely notice the things you've noticed above when watching content but all my family and friends I know wouldn't notice the difference. For that reason I just couldn't justify paying the extra for the Sony.
@@bav2126 struggling to sell your tv in currys store in J9 bav you bloody Sony rep
Just purchased a new in box $650 55” C3 for a bedroom. I can confirm that the Alpha 9 Gen 6 has finally caught up to the capabilities of the X1 Ultimate in my 4yo 65” A8H. What’s crazy is that the A8H still has brighter HDR peak highlights than the A80L.
I bought the c3 and that's amazing TV
How is the motion processing? Does everything look natural? I don’t like Samsung for this.
I went with the LG. Coming from a Sony 65X950G that shot craps after 3 years, and a Samsung UNF9000 that went out just over a year, I decided to give the nod to my first OLED and LG. Also going with the 77" model is a size upgrade for me. I loved the Sony for color accuracy. The Samsung crapped out right after the warranty ran out so I said never again to them. I have other LG products and nothing but goodness so far from them.
"Comparison is the thief of joy" is accurate with these tvs. I'm going for bang for buck this time.
How is the LG holding up so far?
@@Cryptic-G So far so good. Biggest/best tv I've ever owned. I also opted for a 3 year warranty on this one so yeah, I'm a little jaded with these flat screen tvs.
I really liked the quote at the beginning, not heard it before 👍
i had the 42" a90k and rly liked it, but because of a dumb mistake it broke. now im wondering if i should get the 48" a90k or the 55" a80l.. which is better?
So the C3 compares to much more expensive TVs? Seems like a no brainer. A better test would have been the C3 vs the S90C, and the A80L vs S95C vs G3 as they are all similarly priced flagships.
Lg c3 65” is under $1500. It’s amazing. Bright as hell and amazing picture and it’s OLED. Hands down C3 is the best bang for buck tv of 2024
S95C costs as much as G3 not C3. A bit of a flowed comparison if you ask me.
The A80L is the same price as the S95C now & the G3 was more expensive at the time of filming.
I want to love the Sony, but 680 nits for HDR is way below my LG E8 from 6 years ago!The Samsung S95C is a great tv, I’m not sure I can do without Dolby vision. The LG C3 not sufficiently compelling for me. My favourite outside the 3 is the Panasonic MZ2000 77 inches.
Get the A80L i have seen the 3 in person and its the best image quality and processor is best for upscaling if you are streaming. I bought one after hours of research and videos. I say all three in display to make my decision
@@dannyumana143 spoke like a true Sony sales rep
A80L, if all your after is uncontrolled overblown brightness and shitty motion then Samsung is the way to go ….if you game LG C3, if your love movies and creative intent …it’s Sony everyday of the week
@@peteholliday1927what if you want to play games and watch movies?
@@ayo3014 I'd be playing your percentages ..heaps of gaming - LG .....more TV and cinema and creative intent - sony. But then theres the price difference which make teh LG compelling. I had a 83 inhc C2 in a fully bright room and it PERFECTLY fine . I am not sure what people are doing it might not be enough if your watching it in front of a solar ecplise ..but other than that i think some of the brightneed commets are ridiculous.
Had 400$ rebate from LG for burn in on old B7. So I went C3 over C4 to save even more. All seem to be good choices. Nice review.
As a landscape photographer I value the most accurate true to life picture quality. Having recently bought the Sony A95L 48" for my snug with PS5 and Sonos beam. The image and sound quality are out of this world. For me the Sony A80L or 84L will be the winner for my Kitchen Diner after the new Kitchen is fitted next month. The Dining room end has no window, but with Sony it will fit the wall mounted space perfectly connected to a Sony sound bar and PS5.
Personally having viewed the Samsung in a TV store the colours were just over saturated. The LG well it is that remote. We have a C2 in the Lounge and the magic remote is a pain in the butt.
A side by side comparison of the QD-OLED's would be nice. Or mini LED from the 3 brands. Hisense is the other manufacturer, but is really Sharp.
You can’t get a 48 inch a95l they start at 55 inch and end at 77 inch
@@chrisgault87 sorry A90l master series
Anybody in a mental hole regarding these tvs, this is my quick take on user experience...
If you watch mainly ota tv, in app streaming and value colour accuracy and that Sony "black magic" (its real) then get a80l - it really isnt that "dim" its pretty much the same as C3 bar hdr highlights (about 200nits dimmer). Some shows in dolby vision are very dark, but learn your tvs settings and its fixable (just).
If you value "gaming" over anything else particularly via Xbox or pc then go LG.
If you ONLY watch high bit rate content, are on a budget and can afford a calibrater? then go Samsung.
I returned an S90c because of its terrible upscaling and motion processing with tv and films. High bit rate hdr was stunning though. I nearly went LGs G3 but didnt like that green push plus i didn't need that apocalyptic brightness, so i decided given my main use (ota and streaming + ps5) got an a80l. An a95l would be my over all pick but not at its ridiculous price. Quality tv. Though acoustic surface isnt as good as the reviews make out.
My living room is relatively dim, and light controlled so the a80l is absolutely fine. And the picture quality across all sources is absolutely stunning. Closest tv i found to rival that rich buttery feeling plasma gives you.
Movies, tv and ps5 = Sony
Gaming 'all' and movies = LG
Fancy buying a new tv in two years = Samsung.
Panasonic = same as Sony
Sony A80L for me. Got it last week. Awesome, natural picture with great procesing. Perfect for my taste and as a PlayStation gamer, that was the icing on the cake.
All 3 tv's are premium models tho, can't go wrong with any of them I think.
The One Connect Box by itself is worth buying over the others, let alone the QD-OLED panel.
Google TV is the best, however IMO Tizen OS is much better than Web OS.
Are there any oled "dumb" tv's? I never connect tv's to the internet and am still using 1080 and 720 tv's but would like to upgrade to 4k oled. I know I am in the minority but it would be great to be able to buy a decent oled 4k tv and not have to pay for things I will never use.
Hi thanks for the awesome video, can you please do a video where you can have the best settings for the lg c3 that will make it similar with Sony a 80 l pictures for all modes like watching TH-cam or Netflix or prime or Disney, as I am not happy with the picture quality with lg c3, I did try to calibrate it by watching few videos but not successful, also if you can show how to calibrate the external Roku stick 4K with Dolby as I don’t think I am getting anywhere near 4 k picture quality even though the content does say 4 k Dolby. I did try few settings but still no improvement. Please I am really looking forward to this. Thanks
@@tomjohnson5531 If you're comparing Sony, the LG will not look like 4k. With LG, it has less detail and more brightness
Industry experts in a blind TV shootout had the S95C 2nd only behind the vastly overpriced A95L.
S95C is fairing much better than the G3 in regards to the RTINGS longevity test too.
Are the benefits of QD-OLED vs WRGB-OLED technology noticeable in SDR content? (TV channels for example)
Yes go have a look at your nearest retailer. Somewhere they are not just playing Demo videos and sound clips
Hello .. i want an advise .. which one is the best to upscale the quality of the quality of the video ( i am using external hard drive to watch series + tv channels and sports channels which are usually not full hd ) most of them in 720p and lower .. i bought lg qned81 and it was a very bad experience.. thanks
In terms of upscaling?
100% sony is the best for upscaling, lg up is good and Samsung in decent
@@tizio2332 thanks for your reply.. I went to Sony agent in my country and try my external hard drive on the oled tv .. very slow to open ( I dont know what was the problem.. maybe this will just happen for the first time using the drive or the drive specification or other ) .. do you have info about that .. thanks again.. best wishes
@@haroon707 sorry I don't know, I've never had a sony tv, they're pretty expensive in Europe.
If you want the best upscaling in the market you wont find anything better than sony.
Did you do some research about blu ray player? Some are compatible with external hard drive and have a really good upscaling (i don't know if that's better than sony).
I usually watch my dvd (480p) on my Panasonic ub420 and the upscaling is way better than my lg c3.
Keep in mind that if you want a big tv (65" or more) it's impossible to have a good quality.
Btw sony has also the best motion in the market, so I'm pretty sure that's the best for you.
Lg for sure old movies is also nice to watch but the DV make Lg super nice to watch
With Samsung having my least favorite OS and my last Samsung stopped working after 2.5-3 years I've been going back and forth between the A80L and C3. It feels like splitting hairs but for me it's between the Sony features and google OS or the extra gaming features and 4 HDMI 2.1 ports. I'm not quite sure which to choose!
If you dont need the 4 hdmi 2.1 ports go for the Sony, better OS, better processing and much better sound!
Movies=Sony, Gaming=LG
These are the tv's i'm currently looking at, so this has been extremely help yet confusing, as I was going towards the C3 but I like real life video of Sony and the bright vibrant colours of the samsung. Lol back to the drawing board.
It's worth mentioning that the Samsung S95C doesn't have Dolby Vision Gaming. However it's also worth mentioning that it does have HDR10+ Gaming. Which IMO HDR10+ looks better than HDR Dolby Vision. And I've owned both OLEDs & LCDs with both.
I would currently pay the same or even less for the LG G3 than the Sony a80l so is it better to get the LG G3 than the Sony a80L without thinking twice or not?
I’m a bang for the buck consumer. I got an awesome deal on a 83” C3, it looks amazing.
I bought lg g3 , Sony x93l and hisense u8k and my top after calibration for gaming is hisense u8k . This tv side by side with my LG g3 is better .
Got the LG and I love it one of the best buying decisions I ever made worth every penny ps5 games look clean af
I don't suppose you watch football and if so do you feel the picture is bright enough
@ajwtf6539 I do watch football its bright enough imo you notice the difference compared to other tvs when it comes to visuals right away I have been very satisfied with this purchase
@@pb8171 thanks for replying
I opted for the Sony A80l.as my previous tv was a sony plasma that was well over 10 years old and still pretty good had to stay loyal after such god service. The A80L is amazing so far great picture quality easy to use and great sound plus was on a discount!
I'm currently trying to decide what to buy. I would be using it for a bit of everything, PS5, TH-cam, movies, Netflix and other streaming service content, etc. I'm also partially colorblind, so i don't think color accuracy is a huge factor for me. Initially I was set on the S90C but ive read that the software is not thr best, and neither is the motion. Suggestions? 🤷🏿♂️
You should see if any has color blind settings
Reviewers always say that Sony has the best processing with their XR Processor. However I've never seen any TV with 4K upscaling that's actually any good.
well in comparison LG up scaling looks like hot garbage
I think no dolby vision support in Samsung is a huge miss. So, if i will choose LG C3 anyday over both of these. It has DV and DTS support and better picture quality and Sony.
I’m super confused between 77” S90C vs LG C3 vs A80L. Price not an issue. Which one would you pick if all 3 were identically priced? Please help!!!
c3 or c4 it's the same price
C3 for sure
Maybe it's just the video and/or camera, but the Samsung blows out the light/white areas from what I'm seeing. There are plenty shots in this video, where if you pause it, you can see some bright areas where the detail is completely lost and not there but you can see it on the other 2 TV's.
Even the LG seems to have a similar issue but not nearly as much as the Samsung. The Sony seems to retain most of the details and have better control of the light areas.
Or maybe it's just me, but that's what I'm seeing in this video.
So the point is witch one is the best for movies and games! Can you answer me plz because I don't know witch one to choose I wntyto buy 77" now I have the c2 65"
@@angelnks8991 Sony A80L is the best if you're looking for movies. LG or Samsung fire games.
love the review, just one bit pick, that background music coming in too hot when you're about to end a section
Hopefully we will see a Panasonic MZ2000 compared to those also
Can you get s90c 95c deeper black like c1 or better?
How does the Sony A80L handle a Sony UHD Blu-ray player?
A75L vs c3 are at very similar price points right now. Sony can actually be had for a bit cheaper some days. Tough decision ahead for me. I'm going to try to hold out a bit until after c4 releases and see if I can catch a good sale price. Got them all qued up on a honey watch list lol
Which would you choose - Sony 65A95L or the larger Sony 77A80L or LG77C3? Tv mainly for sports and streaming (Apple TV, Netflix). Picture quality and colour accurancy is most important to me. The distance from the sofa is 4 meters.
I would be grateful for your help!
A80L 83 at the distance ….everyday if picture quality is whats important ..
C3. It’s bright as fuck. Amazing blacks and colors.
Ofcourse Oled77c3 😃 i like very good quality
LG OLED evo C3 or Samsung OLED S90C better for Netflix, HBO Max on Apple TV?
LG bcz hbo and netflix have dolby vision content wich are not supported on the samsung S90C!!!!...LG supports dolby vision and dolby atmos both!!!!!
Hello .. i take my external drive with me to the agent to check how it works .. because this is my main use of the tv.. ( most of what i watch which is old comedy is 720p and lower) .. because i tried lg tv and it was a bad experience in the quality of the video.. but when i insert the hard drive in the A80L it takes a very long time to open .. and i removed it before trying .. do you know what is the problem
Hi I am confusing
Sony A80l 65inch OLED or Samsung S95c QD OLED 65inch which is the best tv please tell me
It depends on what you want most in a TV. I just found more negatives with the Samsung. No Dolby Vision. The processing is good but Sony has the best. Samsung QC has declined in the past couple years. The Samsung is brighter but sometimes makes the colors look washed out. Sony thrives in color calibration. When calibibrated the Sony can get pretty bright. It is just the right amount for the scene. I have mine in a room with windows opposite and it does fine in sdr and HDR as well. The Sony just does everything well. If only having 2 HDMI 2.1 vs 4 is an issue, the Sony sound bars add 2 more 2.1 HDMI ports so it wasn't an issue for me. I went with the A75l and saved some money since I already had the sound bar.
@@stlwolf71 tq
Use UR eyes
Samsung more sensitive in flactuation becase of one box plug in. If you want best Picture Realistic and immersive Audio Choose sony.
Lg magic remote is the best ever for me. I own a c2 and c4 both awesome!
Sony ht5000 soundbar, rear speakers and subwoofer integrate with the a80l seamlessly and use all speakers available to create the best 3d surround sound I’ve experienced so if sound quality is a big part then the a80l wins no contest (in my opinion)
Sony bravia for me, i had many TVs but always come back to 55" Sony
Would be worth to mention G-link compatibility on the gaming section
I have the lg cx and will be buying the c3.
What would someone smart say is the highest input lag tolerable for single-player [typically high res, realistic-looking] PS5 games?
which TV would you pick between A80L and G3? as someone who values picture accuracy over Brightness.
We would personally pick the G3. Has high peak brightness but lots of options for calibration to get the best picture accuracy.
G3; its not even close 🤷♂️
Ofcourse g4 self c3 is nicer
Ofcourse G3 self C3 is better
Upscaling ? Very important because I watch lots of normal tv programmes , DVD , blu-ray , utube .
Haven't seen a lot of reviews/comparisons which includes Philips 908 OLED TV. It's a great product and would be nice to have see some professional review of it here.
For 55 inch, which is better, LG G2 or LG C3, mainly for TV shows, News and Movies on OTT
G2
C3
Will a Fire TV stick bypass the Sony XR processor?
For 2024 model, S85D will compares to C4 and A80M if Sony will not release this year OLED.
Having two young kids and they complaining about the dim colours and find myself bitching about how the tvs are not bright enough and having to keep adjusting for different content. Clearly the Samsung wins for me… just checked my local shop and I’m going to wait a bit till the price drops..
I don't understand why you would make that music so much louder than everything else in the video.
65 C3 is 400£ cheaper than sony so i'm going for it
The C3 does offer great bang for your buck!
10:49 this is my main gripe with oiled. Can’t see anything in darker areas
Yeah, mine also but some more expensive oled TV's like G3 show much more details in dark areas, I think I will invest few hundreds more 😵💫
Bought the Sony A80l excellent picture the wife noticed the upgrade. Had LG prior but they quit supporting the Web OS so the built in apps no longer functioned correctly welcome to bedroom status on Roku. Had A $3000.00 plus Samsung in the early 2000 went thru two screens one in warranty the next no longer covered that was the last Samsung as it left a very bad taste. I will no longer purchase Samsung even though the Costco guy was pushing hard. Sony superior screen performance even in a brightly lite room is not an issue no issue perfect picture.
LG what??😂
If only samsung had dts support and google tv, it would be so easy to go with it...
tHIS REVIEW does not talk about shadow details in dark areas. Always talke about nits I found that the thing that pops off to m y eyes was the darkest areas how well a tv can put the smallest highlights to get best pop.
You didn't watch the video then. During the Oppenheimer segment that's all it was about. SMH
I would go with the Samsung if it had a better OS, Dolby Vision and DTS support.
Love your straight up videos man. This video would be perfect with the G3 aswell..how come you didnt include it bud? Please advise if the new oleds are bright enough? I perfer the brightness so S95C for me.
Are the brighter oleds as bright as mini led in sdr?
This is just a padded video with some tv comparison content added just to avoid breaking YT TOS for spam content
lg for gaming and film... game optimezer best
Surprised you didn’t use the S90C instead of the 95
Agree it def would be more in the same level as the other.
Thanks for the comment! Given the price of the S95C is now the same as the A80L, we felt it offered better value if you were looking to buy one of these TVs right now. We did touch on the S90C too for those with a tighter budget :)
Great video. I’ve always been a fan of the lg C models, but you’ve won me over to the s95c. Plus seems the best for wall mounting
You need to search more the right comparison G3 vs A95L
OLED of the Year? LG G3 vs Sony A95L
th-cam.com/video/scYdDoOiLv8/w-d-xo.html
hello please bro tell me %100 oled G4 or C4 Burn in after along year??
when iam using for ps5
and Fillm or TH-cam ( my country doesn't support 5 years warranty for G4 (LG Malaysia🇲🇾) Idon't know what to do?
) my english not good for see your video to understand😘 and bro some people told me after 10000 hour burn in🤦♂️usually how many years panel alive without burn in in this new model oled☺️? seller don’t right talk with me 😅
I’m in between lg c3 and Samsung s90c
So many Sony fanboys hating on the C3, even though the A80L is much more expensive and is only superior one key area.
What happen to 2024 tv reviews?
Sony for the win , glad I paid the extra for the A95L
You may upset LG and Samsung fanboys with that statement 😂
What about the Samsung panel lottery?
I went with the C3, I need to eat too! (65" for $1,100 US plus tax)