Dude your wife is awesome. Seems like a happy family man! Congrats on that much more important then all of this other stuff. But yeah man tv looks fantastic tbh.
Hey Brandon, hey Jen, it's the first time I see you doing this "couch talk". I like it a lot! It's entertaining while being informative at the same time. It's fascinating to see how your channel develops and you're getting more and more professional.
Husband and wife in tech, i love it 🥰, been showing my gf differences between tvs recently and taught her what oled, traditional LED tvs, qled and all. She loving the classes though 😂
It's nice to see husband & wife representing the next level tv reviews. You guys are hitting a sweet spot that tvs is not just a guy thing but a family thing. My wife used to hate tv stuff until we bought an A80J 65" two years ago and sees how much stuff can be done with it. Having Jen there is definitely going to help out from a moms point of view when we guys want to upgrade a 65 to a 77". Good job!
Today got my 77 S95C, installed it but it’s not turning on. I was so upset! What am I doing wrong? All connections are ok, plugs as well. The smart connect seems turning it on, but something is tickin’ like a clock sometimes inside it. Any ideas, B? Thank you!
Awesome video! Love this sit down style with Jen! As a woman, I really like her input. Definitely keep adding her more. I took your advice along with FOMO, KG, Classy, and Brian on my 65” Sony a90j in 2021. Fantastic OLED and No issues at all but I’m definitely interested in QD OLED and the LG G3 for more brighter, vibrant colors. I can’t wait to see the comparisons. Thanks for the great content!
Another TH-camr recently attended an LG event where they showed last year’s QD OLEDs from Samsung and Sony already displaying signs of burn in/image retention. Bit worrying. Love the videos. All the best from the UK mate. 🇬🇧👍🏻
Great content. Just small clarification on Dolby Vision it’s not just some other standard similar to HDR10 - it’s more advanced to hdr10 it’s contains information scene by scene rather than general min and max luminosity for entire movie. In some movies hdr10 results in crashed detail in dark scenes or bright scenes. DV because contains meta data for each scene makes sure it doesn’t happen, similar to HDR10+ - that’s why they are called dynamic HDR vs static HDR10. DV is already a standard as every single movie is mastered in DV, very few if any these days in HDR10+. Samsung is losing some sales because of it. One can set tone mapping to dynamic hoping Samsung processing will do great job but question is whether it does make sure no detail is crushed
I use a Panasonic UB9000 and a UB820 on my Samsung Q900 8K. The TV always defaults to HDR10 and The Panasonic players have a HDR Optimiser function which always helps ensure you're getting a very vibrant and dynamic picture which I think makes up for any lack of Dolby Vision. My friend just bought the 65" version of the S95C and I have to say it's very impressive. Holy crap is it Bright! The only issue we had was it didn't include the screws to hang the one-connect box on the back of the stand, but other than the he's in love...lol
Hi. A TH-camr has said that the QN90C is now using an IPS panel (instead of VA) that has very low contrast - what are your thoughts on the contrast and black levels on your QN90C? Thanks
@@gamerss7797 I am coming from a Hisense U8G and I find the blacks are much deeper especially with off angle viewing. With the Hisense, you had to be perfectly centered in front of the tv at all times. If you’re referring to Quantum’s channel, that guy is filled with negativity and misinformation. Just my two cents.
Just subscribed, great video. I bought an S95b recently but returned it for an LG C2, I still think LG makes the the best OLED TV’s, waiting on G3 for brighter living room
These tv's are beautiful but I ain't paying $4999 for them. Im hoping these new releases get the older models cheaper. Would love to get the A80K 77 inch.
First off, I wish you guys were my neighbors - great job. I am a Sony guy, but I love the form factor and the OCB, I’m almost sold… I trust your option on this, can this be my living room Football watching tv? Hulu TV and Sunday ticket? You guys are the best!
Interesting he brought up the KS8000. That’s what I am looking to replace haha. The quality control concerns me still on these. Also I would lean S90C as I don’t want the one connect box and am really just looking for the most cost effective 77” OLED I can get.
Yay! Another KS8000 owner! 😂 I upgraded to the S95B from that and initially I was like meh, this isn't that impressive. Then the S95B died and I pulled ye olde' faithful and I was like 🤯. If you get it make sure you ask for free 2 years samsung+ when you buy.
Great video Brandon and Jen.... really like the collaborative effort... use a woman's intuition for good questions! It sounds like to me it would be prudent to wait for the SONY... this TV seems almost TOO bright and would eventually fatigue your eyes. Hopefully you can do a side-by-side report on both models when the Sony comes out. Keep up the great work!
What does the “one” box accomplish if you mount it on the stand? Or if you mount it to the back of the tv if you’re wall mounting the tv? Is there a long enough one box cable to put it in your entertainment center and then only have that one cable to the tv??
Awesome video your question and answer format worked really well! Thanks for doing this detailed deep dive I’m thinking this might be my tv upgrade later this year.
Curious...For the very best picture for almost dark room viewing, would you choose the s95c or 900b 8k? Both 65 inch. Also would you be able to tell much difference in a 65 inch 8k? Some say a 65 inch 8k is not worth getting over a 65 inch 4k like the s95c. And I don't play video games. What do you all think?
need advice please does this tv is good for bright room not a super bright sun light not direct on Tv but lots of light in the room??And how bright this is against 77” Lg Cx which one i already have in my livingroom but its look dim daytime and at night when room light is on.
I have the QN90B 75" that I just bought in Feb. I really wanted the OLED but didn't want a 65". Now that they've come out with the 77", is it worth me upgrading to it? Is there a major difference between the QN90B and the S95B? Thank you.
So serious question. One of the big concerns people have with QD-OLED's isn't necessarily their performance, but rather that wine red tint that the screen has. It's at its most obvious when the TV is off and if you shine light directly on it. But that's when it's not really in use. The tint looks slightly duller on the S95C than it did on the S95B or A95K, but it's still there. And I know there are quite a few people who are curious if that tint is noticeable during real content, if it messes with the blacks.
I got a question regarding wallmounts. I plan on buying the Samsung S95B 65 inch since the prices are dropping. I got a wallmount which can be tilted facing upwards and downwards, moved back and forth and tilted sideways. Will the S95B bend itself when tilted downwards for a bit (thank you for nothing @physics :o)?
Great topic and beautiful tv, but tbh, the J the installer look more natural and brighter than B the installer lol 😂😆 Love the channel and wait everytime for your XXL reviews
This review came just in time, have been thinking of buying a TV and I was waiting to see how S95C fares. Appreciate your detailed answers, already got most of my questions. I am or was, interested in creating that, "Samsung ecosystem", already got a Samsung Q810B soundbar. Also appreciate the installation steps. I can't mount it, but the stand is helpful. I had some questions, if you guys would be interested to answer: 1. Not on all the time, but will you keep it on standby? Whatever refreshing programs the TV runs to avoid burn-in, apparently run while in standby mode. 2. Are the colours "true"ish or sometimes saturated, like S95B? Is the Tizen OS easier to use this time? 3. Would you consider the picture quality comparable to last year's Sony A95K? LG C2/G2? Thanks!
Great presentation as always. Very informative. Currently thinking about placing a wall mounted 77" OLED in the Master Bedroom, this Samsung might be a good alternative. However have been liking the new LG OLED EVO G3 in 77". Thinking that might be a better option. But my real question is, wanting a recommendation for replacing our 83" Sony A90J in great room with a 97-98 inch big screen with similar quality OLED experience. To be honest when looking at the 83" TV from our wrap around couch at 13.5-14 feet, the 83" really isn't that immersive. However it seems that the 97-98 inch big screen might be just large enough to get that immersive experience even when watching commercial 4K Blu-ray titles in 2.40:1 or 2.39:1. Currently of the 42 4K Blu-ray's about 80% of them are between 2.35:1 - 2.40:1. And 21 of them are 2:40:1. The 83" just isn't really doing it. With the idea about projectors and Ultra short throw triple laser type TV's (with the included ALR) it turns out that's not really a good option. We have the sliding glass doors directly off the great room leading out to the covered patio with barbeque, sundeck and seating area. Don't want a washed out looking image showing on an ALR screen (during the daytime, when watching either sports or racing like MotulSBK, MotoGP and Formula One). Already have a 12' Diagonal Stewart projector screen upstairs with using a Native 4K triple laser Sony Projector, so that's the ideal place to watch all the Cinemascope 4K Blu-ray movies for serious home theater experience. However, honestly everyone rather hang out downstairs in the great room, which is directly open to the kitchen and all the snacks, refrigerator and the outdoor covered patio barbeque/sundeck area. Any ideas?
I guess that would kind of depend on the movie and person watching. G3 appears more accurate. Qd oled’s have better looking color to my eyes. G3 has best white color. I would go with qd-oled personally because I don’t care about accuracy as much as I do deep, rich colors.
It looks excellent and very bright in the videos but I definitely would wait for the Sony x95L besides the fact Sony supports Dolby Vision which has always looked great on my TVs. I have the Sony Z9K beast they decided not to upgrade and replace this year so I'm happy and no dog in this fight but certainly would want to see how good the new L looks before I plunked down the money whether I cared about Dolby Vision or not. Sony tends to have such depth and 3d look to their top end sets I'd certainly wait myself. The Z9K not counting 8k just looks so much more bright and life like with the 3d depth to the picture I can't imagine it looking any different to what I have without the extra up scaling to 8k. You also have the advantage they will send you the L when it's available and you'll be able to compare them side by side and help you and us pick the best one for what we want for the money we have.
for the living room if you can only buy that one tv which one would it be in 77in / since u have both can you give a break down btw G2 & S95C head to head /who is the winner btw G2/S95C / any problem long term with one connect box,/in the future 2.2 HDMI can u swop out the 1 connect bx to a new version 1 connect bx if supported
Thanks for the reviews! Sorry to be the obnoxious one, but the vast majority dont care about the eco box, not worth mentioning. (but we get that you are in cali.) These constant unboxings and set ups have got to be a lot of work, so to make up for my annoying comment, thank you for all the hard work!
If I heard it right the S90C will not necessarily have the new panel... they will mix and match and limit those with the new panels to be like the old panels. Seems like an awful move, because in that case why shouldn't I just buy the S95B at a great discount? Even when they have sold out all old panels, the S90C won't be quite as attractive, except for better reliability. But is that worth spending what, twice as much?
I mean eventually the S95B will be phased out and you won't be able to get it. No one says this about LG's C series even though for the last 2-3 years the difference performance wise between them have been minimal.
@@FrowningTaco Yeah, it's a matter of getting the timing right. The thing is, the S90C appears to be a S95B in a new dress at a much higher price tag, if you have bad luck. And a more reliable S95B if you have good luck. I think it's a bad move from Samsung, they should have found another way to dispose of the old panels. Maybe just make more S95B at bargain bin prices. Sell them off to some third party. etc. But not mix them with the new panels so it's a lottery.
@@kadajawi2 I agree I wish the S90C was the S95C but without the one connect box and downgraded audio but the truth is we really don't know if this won't be the case still. I mean we won't know till it's out. The S90C having a mix of old and new panels is still just speculation. I understand that the S90C will be more expensive than the S95B because the latter is a year old television. S90C will come down in price pretty soon after launch if the S95B's price drops last year are anything to go by. Samsung could also take the route of giving the S90C all new panels but software limit the brightness so as to make panel performance a reason to buy S95C.
@@FrowningTaco I wish it was too. Can't remember who said Samsung was going to use both sorts of panels, but I think I remember it being someone trustworthy with connections to Samsung. In that case they'd have to limit panel performance, which makes the thing really unattractive.
@@kadajawi2 Would you rather lottery between old and new panel? Or no lottery it just has the new panel? That said in this scenario they software limit it's capabilities to upsell S95C.
Thank you for the content but with respect I think any damage, no matter how minor is unacceptable for a TV at this price, or at any price point for that matter. In Australia this TV is priced at $7,995A ($5,262US). I would expect nothing less than perfection for that money. I returned an LG Oled a couple of years ago because of a bent panel, I am considering getting this TV, but this news is disturbing.
It seems obvious if one is going to buy a new flagship TV it would pay to wait. The top three TV's, the Sony, Samsung QD OLEDS and the LG G3 are all going to be available relatively soon. They're all going to be expensive and have the latest technology so, why not wait for comparisons and user/reviewer reviews as well as going to the store and looking at them next to each other, preferably under light conditions that are similar to where the TV will be viewed in the home. Right now I'm thinking I'll buy a 77" Sony QD OLED but I'm waiting to see all the TV's first.
Sucks that Samsung continues to make giant high end TV's for bigger rooms, but forgets about the bedroom. I know there's a lot of people that would enjoy an OLED in their bedroom that was 50" or smaller. I wanted to upgrade to Samsung's OLED last year but the smallest they had was the 55". So, I waited till this year hoping they'd compete with LG's 48" OLED. I do love the pop of amazing color and brightness of Samsung's TV's. I guess I'll have to go with LG if I want an OLED for my bedroom.
I have a 65” in bedroom and upgrade to a 77”. Sales are proof that customers want larger tvs and not smaller, hence the reason they released a 77” and people want 83” next. 65” is about normal size for today and 55” is definitely bare minimum. Anything less is monitor/desk gaming territory.
@@tears2040 .......Congratulations Frank! Consider my mind blown with excitement that you can fit a 65" to 77" TV in your bedroom 👍👏. Not everyone can fit a TV those sizes in a bedroom but would still like a high end OLED from Samsung that's smaller than 50" and competes with LG and their smaller OLED's. And there's obviously demand for smaller OLED's because LG sells a lot of the 48" OLED's, and continues to produce them because of their popularity.
Good video. Everyone has different needs and different pocket depth for buying. Example for me the build quality and HDMI and Dolby matters. So combine 3 - LG wins. Sure C3/G3 will be better. Can't beat 4 HDMI ports. So my needs make all 3 good. Gaming room - Gonna buy new G3. Bedroom (where I watch most shows and movies and don't need 4 HDMI ports) - Sony (will be buying the new OLED model this year). Living room - already have a 8 yr old 80 inch Bravia 4K Sony (it's because I hardly watch TV in Living room meaning the least used TV in home and yet it's perfectly capable when it's ON even today.) Samsung just is so cheaply made. It shows. So with this setup, I am done for another 7-8 yrs LOL. Buy once, buy right and buy quality.
Dude your wife is awesome. Seems like a happy family man! Congrats on that much more important then all of this other stuff. But yeah man tv looks fantastic tbh.
Hey Brandon, hey Jen, it's the first time I see you doing this "couch talk". I like it a lot! It's entertaining while being informative at the same time. It's fascinating to see how your channel develops and you're getting more and more professional.
Husband and wife in tech, i love it 🥰, been showing my gf differences between tvs recently and taught her what oled, traditional LED tvs, qled and all. She loving the classes though 😂
It's nice to see husband & wife representing the next level tv reviews. You guys are hitting a sweet spot that tvs is not just a guy thing but a family thing. My wife used to hate tv stuff until we bought an A80J 65" two years ago and sees how much stuff can be done with it.
Having Jen there is definitely going to help out from a moms point of view when we guys want to upgrade a 65 to a 77". Good job!
Great video, B.
Enjoying the tv myself.
Loved the collaboration on this video with you two.
Max Luv!
Including Jen with this new discussion format works very well!
I love your dog! so cute!!!
Today got my 77 S95C, installed it but it’s not turning on. I was so upset! What am I doing wrong? All connections are ok, plugs as well. The smart connect seems turning it on, but something is tickin’ like a clock sometimes inside it. Any ideas, B? Thank you!
Samsung does it again!
Awesome video! Love this sit down style with Jen! As a woman, I really like her input. Definitely keep adding her more. I took your advice along with FOMO, KG, Classy, and Brian on my 65” Sony a90j in 2021. Fantastic OLED and No issues at all but I’m definitely interested in QD OLED and the LG G3 for more brighter, vibrant colors. I can’t wait to see the comparisons. Thanks for the great content!
Thanks for watching!
Danke!
Great video!!! I love the Q&A in this video. I think you should have more videos like this in the future.
Agreeee
Thanks for watching!
Another TH-camr recently attended an LG event where they showed last year’s QD OLEDs from Samsung and Sony already displaying signs of burn in/image retention. Bit worrying.
Love the videos. All the best from the UK mate. 🇬🇧👍🏻
Great content. Just small clarification on Dolby Vision it’s not just some other standard similar to HDR10 - it’s more advanced to hdr10 it’s contains information scene by scene rather than general min and max luminosity for entire movie. In some movies hdr10 results in crashed detail in dark scenes or bright scenes. DV because contains meta data for each scene makes sure it doesn’t happen, similar to HDR10+ - that’s why they are called dynamic HDR vs static HDR10. DV is already a standard as every single movie is mastered in DV, very few if any these days in HDR10+. Samsung is losing some sales because of it. One can set tone mapping to dynamic hoping Samsung processing will do great job but question is whether it does make sure no detail is crushed
I use a Panasonic UB9000 and a UB820 on my Samsung Q900 8K. The TV always defaults to HDR10 and The Panasonic players have a HDR Optimiser function which always helps ensure you're getting a very vibrant and dynamic picture which I think makes up for any lack of Dolby Vision.
My friend just bought the 65" version of the S95C and I have to say it's very impressive. Holy crap is it Bright! The only issue we had was it didn't include the screws to hang the one-connect box on the back of the stand, but other than the he's in love...lol
New subscriber…Just got my 75” QN90C and loving it! Love your channel as well! Very informative and great content!
Hi. A TH-camr has said that the QN90C is now using an IPS panel (instead of VA) that has very low contrast - what are your thoughts on the contrast and black levels on your QN90C? Thanks
@@gamerss7797 I am coming from a Hisense U8G and I find the blacks are much deeper especially with off angle viewing. With the Hisense, you had to be perfectly centered in front of the tv at all times. If you’re referring to Quantum’s channel, that guy is filled with negativity and misinformation. Just my two cents.
Hi B, Jen. I really like this kind of videos, explaining the benefits and differences to the mere mortals.
Keep up the good work!
We are you... I'm lucky to have smarter people that inform me on much of this. Thanks for stopping by.
@@BTheInstallerHow many years would a Samsung QN90D last compared to a Samsung S90D OLED.
Just subscribed, great video. I bought an S95b recently but returned it for an LG C2, I still think LG makes the the best OLED TV’s, waiting on G3 for brighter living room
These tv's are beautiful but I ain't paying $4999 for them. Im hoping these new releases get the older models cheaper. Would love to get the A80K 77 inch.
Hey does the earc work with the Sonos arc … heard earc has issues ????
Nice format, very conversational and easy to follow!
Hello Sir B,
Have you tried the Smart Calibration via the Samsung Smart Things App with the 77s95c? Do you have the Professional Mode? Thanks
Great show, How does this compare to the Samsung QLED models?
I would like to know witch one do you like best. The s95c or qn900c
First off, I wish you guys were my neighbors - great job. I am a Sony guy, but I love the form factor and the OCB, I’m almost sold… I trust your option on this, can this be my living room Football watching tv? Hulu TV and Sunday ticket? You guys are the best!
Also I only use Apple TV box so UI/Samsung ops system doesn’t matter - thanks again!
Wait for the Sony a95L to come out but it’ll probably be 1000-1500$ more expensive than this unless Sony decides to price it a bit more fairly.
Interesting he brought up the KS8000. That’s what I am looking to replace haha. The quality control concerns me still on these. Also I would lean S90C as I don’t want the one connect box and am really just looking for the most cost effective 77” OLED I can get.
Yay! Another KS8000 owner! 😂 I upgraded to the S95B from that and initially I was like meh, this isn't that impressive. Then the S95B died and I pulled ye olde' faithful and I was like 🤯. If you get it make sure you ask for free 2 years samsung+ when you buy.
Great video Brandon and Jen.... really like the collaborative effort... use a woman's intuition for good questions! It sounds like to me it would be prudent to wait for the SONY... this TV seems almost TOO bright and would eventually fatigue your eyes. Hopefully you can do a side-by-side report on both models when the Sony comes out. Keep up the great work!
What does the “one” box accomplish if you mount it on the stand? Or if you mount it to the back of the tv if you’re wall mounting the tv? Is there a long enough one box cable to put it in your entertainment center and then only have that one cable to the tv??
Awesome video your question and answer format worked really well! Thanks for doing this detailed deep dive I’m thinking this might be my tv upgrade later this year.
Been waiting this one. Thanks for doing this guys
When will the smaller versions come out for the 95c? The 77 inch is to big for my small living room.
Curious...For the very best picture for almost dark room viewing, would you choose the s95c or 900b 8k? Both 65 inch. Also would you be able to tell much difference in a 65 inch 8k? Some say a 65 inch 8k is not worth getting over a 65 inch 4k like the s95c. And I don't play video games. What do you all think?
My hair is starting to thin on top so I ordered 4 new era hats myself yesterday. Looks good.
need advice please does this tv is good for bright room not a super bright sun light not direct on Tv but lots of light in the room??And how bright this is against 77” Lg Cx which one i already have in my livingroom but its look dim daytime and at night when room light is on.
Mr B, how is the built quality did they improve it from S95b,? thanks.
How does it compare to the A95K
Ht a9 or the kilpch reference 2’s?? What do you suggest
I have the QN90B 75" that I just bought in Feb. I really wanted the OLED but didn't want a 65". Now that they've come out with the 77", is it worth me upgrading to it? Is there a major difference between the QN90B and the S95B? Thank you.
So serious question. One of the big concerns people have with QD-OLED's isn't necessarily their performance, but rather that wine red tint that the screen has. It's at its most obvious when the TV is off and if you shine light directly on it. But that's when it's not really in use. The tint looks slightly duller on the S95C than it did on the S95B or A95K, but it's still there. And I know there are quite a few people who are curious if that tint is noticeable during real content, if it messes with the blacks.
Prob to reduce OLED blue
Another great video B as always.
Be interesting to see what the Samsung quality control is like this year. The 'huge' and only thing that bothers be about Samsung!
I got a question regarding wallmounts. I plan on buying the Samsung S95B 65 inch since the prices are dropping. I got a wallmount which can be tilted facing upwards and downwards, moved back and forth and tilted sideways. Will the S95B bend itself when tilted downwards for a bit (thank you for nothing @physics :o)?
I really hope they're TVs holdup this time around, quality-wise.
How does it handle Dolby vision content since it lacks the feature. Especially 4k bd movies and Apple TV movies
77" as a bedroom TV is quite insane ! Wonder what you guys are settling with for the Living room ?! Probably 97 inches lol
Great topic and beautiful tv, but tbh, the J the installer look more natural and brighter than B the installer lol 😂😆
Love the channel and wait everytime for your XXL reviews
👌 😎
This review came just in time, have been thinking of buying a TV and I was waiting to see how S95C fares. Appreciate your detailed answers, already got most of my questions. I am or was, interested in creating that, "Samsung ecosystem", already got a Samsung Q810B soundbar. Also appreciate the installation steps. I can't mount it, but the stand is helpful.
I had some questions, if you guys would be interested to answer:
1. Not on all the time, but will you keep it on standby? Whatever refreshing programs the TV runs to avoid burn-in, apparently run while in standby mode.
2. Are the colours "true"ish or sometimes saturated, like S95B? Is the Tizen OS easier to use this time?
3. Would you consider the picture quality comparable to last year's Sony A95K? LG C2/G2?
Thanks!
the dog is awesome 😂
Does any of these TV has some kind of night-mode? When you turn on your TV at night so it won't blow your eyes.
Once again I had to hit that “like” button once Cesar made an appearance
Great presentation as always. Very informative. Currently thinking about placing a wall mounted 77" OLED in the Master Bedroom, this Samsung might be a good alternative. However have been liking the new LG OLED EVO G3 in 77". Thinking that might be a better option. But my real question is, wanting a recommendation for replacing our 83" Sony A90J in great room with a 97-98 inch big screen with similar quality OLED experience. To be honest when looking at the 83" TV from our wrap around couch at 13.5-14 feet, the 83" really isn't that immersive. However it seems that the 97-98 inch big screen might be just large enough to get that immersive experience even when watching commercial 4K Blu-ray titles in 2.40:1 or 2.39:1. Currently of the 42 4K Blu-ray's about 80% of them are between 2.35:1 - 2.40:1. And 21 of them are 2:40:1. The 83" just isn't really doing it. With the idea about projectors and Ultra short throw triple laser type TV's (with the included ALR) it turns out that's not really a good option. We have the sliding glass doors directly off the great room leading out to the covered patio with barbeque, sundeck and seating area. Don't want a washed out looking image showing on an ALR screen (during the daytime, when watching either sports or racing like MotulSBK, MotoGP and Formula One).
Already have a 12' Diagonal Stewart projector screen upstairs with using a Native 4K triple laser Sony Projector, so that's the ideal place to watch all the Cinemascope 4K Blu-ray movies for serious home theater experience. However, honestly everyone rather hang out downstairs in the great room, which is directly open to the kitchen and all the snacks, refrigerator and the outdoor covered patio barbeque/sundeck area. Any ideas?
Does the TV have a timer on it so that it will turn off after 2-3 hours?
Can you please confirm if the qd oleds are better than even g3 on movies?
I guess that would kind of depend on the movie and person watching. G3 appears more accurate. Qd oled’s have better looking color to my eyes. G3 has best white color. I would go with qd-oled personally because I don’t care about accuracy as much as I do deep, rich colors.
Big fan of Big TV, love your channel.
Samsung s95c and Sony a95L it's the best TV's 2023.
HI FRIEND & WANT ASK ABOUT THIS BY SONY : XR-85X95K
Nice review keep up the good work B the installer
How many years would a Samsung QN90D last compared to a Samsung S90D OLED.
Starting the coffee lol
I beleved the sony A95L will be a samsung s95c in steroid because i saw cames with a pentatonic cpu and what i saw have a best picture than samsung
What's the best way to sell a TV for upgrading to something new?
Loved the content 👌😎
Excellent video I really liked it
Really enjoyed this. Its a great year for tv tech! Mr Installer do you think the G3 will topple all the giants this year? And will you be getting one?
B, Took the quiz, couldn't finish as the terms and conditions page was not available.
When's micro led coming out?
Prob not for a while if these oleds keep getting better
I would wait for the Sony A95L, Sony has a much better track record with their processors, and quality control.
"B" what do you use to clean your big screens panel with ?
Just use a micro fiber cloth. No sprays or anything..just dry micro fiber.
Thanks
A nice protected package is always a plus!
Priorities!
Great TV
Thanks for explanation.
You think an 85 inch is on the way ??
Does the s95c support dtx audio
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yes 77 inch cutie oled. What an amazing display
I know this tv is the next level but the A90j 55 inch is just $1400 now, or is it to old already? Thank you
It looks excellent and very bright in the videos but I definitely would wait for the Sony x95L besides the fact Sony supports Dolby Vision which has always looked great on my TVs. I have the Sony Z9K beast they decided not to upgrade and replace this year so I'm happy and no dog in this fight but certainly would want to see how good the new L looks before I plunked down the money whether I cared about Dolby Vision or not.
Sony tends to have such depth and 3d look to their top end sets I'd certainly wait myself. The Z9K not counting 8k just looks so much more bright and life like with the 3d depth to the picture I can't imagine it looking any different to what I have without the extra up scaling to 8k. You also have the advantage they will send you the L when it's available and you'll be able to compare them side by side and help you and us pick the best one for what we want for the money we have.
Hey msn, is the z9k a huge upgrade from the z8h?
@@dennisfinan7977 It should be, quite a bit newer and 8k mini led. Mine looks really crisp and nice with high bitrate video.
If your gonna do q&a style do time stamps pls.
Jen 💕
And what happened to the Pass the Remote channel??
Wait for the A95L
for the living room if you can only buy that one tv which one would it be in 77in / since u have both can you give a break down btw G2 & S95C head to head /who is the winner btw G2/S95C / any problem long term with one connect box,/in the future 2.2 HDMI can u swop out the 1 connect bx to a new version 1 connect bx if supported
Pulling on the package
When the s95c 77 comes out it's gonna be triple the price of the s95b 65. Is that worth it?
no
Smart move bringing the cakes into your videos!
Very smart indeed.😏 I see you are a man of culture 😎. Lol.
If Jen is in the video I cannot pay attention to the Tvs, I will end up buying the wrong one for sure!
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Why nobody ever test these TVs for pc monitors? I want to play pc games on big screen and also surf on net.
Hey u both look soo beautiful ❤
No source button! I dont like new samsung tizen interface! 😢
Thanks for the reviews! Sorry to be the obnoxious one, but the vast majority dont care about the eco box, not worth mentioning. (but we get that you are in cali.)
These constant unboxings and set ups have got to be a lot of work, so to make up for my annoying comment, thank you for all the hard work!
It's all good. Trashing Styrofoam as often as I do, makes me start to think about it. Dumps don't want it. It will never degrade... no worries
@@BTheInstaller well now I feel like a jerk! Take the like and subscribe!
Holy crap, Jen is a goddess. Dear lord.
where are the measurements 2000 nits that suppose to have
It nice you talk to your wife without arguing you're lucky guy
If I heard it right the S90C will not necessarily have the new panel... they will mix and match and limit those with the new panels to be like the old panels. Seems like an awful move, because in that case why shouldn't I just buy the S95B at a great discount? Even when they have sold out all old panels, the S90C won't be quite as attractive, except for better reliability. But is that worth spending what, twice as much?
I mean eventually the S95B will be phased out and you won't be able to get it. No one says this about LG's C series even though for the last 2-3 years the difference performance wise between them have been minimal.
@@FrowningTaco Yeah, it's a matter of getting the timing right. The thing is, the S90C appears to be a S95B in a new dress at a much higher price tag, if you have bad luck. And a more reliable S95B if you have good luck. I think it's a bad move from Samsung, they should have found another way to dispose of the old panels. Maybe just make more S95B at bargain bin prices. Sell them off to some third party. etc. But not mix them with the new panels so it's a lottery.
@@kadajawi2 I agree I wish the S90C was the S95C but without the one connect box and downgraded audio but the truth is we really don't know if this won't be the case still. I mean we won't know till it's out. The S90C having a mix of old and new panels is still just speculation. I understand that the S90C will be more expensive than the S95B because the latter is a year old television. S90C will come down in price pretty soon after launch if the S95B's price drops last year are anything to go by. Samsung could also take the route of giving the S90C all new panels but software limit the brightness so as to make panel performance a reason to buy S95C.
@@FrowningTaco I wish it was too. Can't remember who said Samsung was going to use both sorts of panels, but I think I remember it being someone trustworthy with connections to Samsung. In that case they'd have to limit panel performance, which makes the thing really unattractive.
@@kadajawi2 Would you rather lottery between old and new panel? Or no lottery it just has the new panel? That said in this scenario they software limit it's capabilities to upsell S95C.
B, I got this exact TV. for 'close-sitters' its underwhelming, because the pixels are too big.
I should've gotten the 8k
Thank you for the content but with respect I think any damage, no matter how minor is unacceptable for a TV at this price, or at any price point for that matter. In Australia this TV is priced at $7,995A ($5,262US). I would expect nothing less than perfection for that money. I returned an LG Oled a couple of years ago because of a bent panel, I am considering getting this TV, but this news is disturbing.
It seems obvious if one is going to buy a new flagship TV it would pay to wait. The top three TV's, the Sony,
Samsung QD OLEDS and the LG G3 are all going to be available relatively soon. They're all going to be expensive and have the latest technology so, why not wait for comparisons and user/reviewer reviews as well as going to the store and looking at them next to each other, preferably under light conditions that are similar to where the TV will be viewed in the home. Right now I'm thinking I'll buy a 77" Sony QD OLED but I'm waiting to see all the TV's first.
Sucks that Samsung continues to make giant high end TV's for bigger rooms, but forgets about the bedroom. I know there's a lot of people that would enjoy an OLED in their bedroom that was 50" or smaller. I wanted to upgrade to Samsung's OLED last year but the smallest they had was the 55". So, I waited till this year hoping they'd compete with LG's 48" OLED. I do love the pop of amazing color and brightness of Samsung's TV's. I guess I'll have to go with LG if I want an OLED for my bedroom.
I agree with you. A sub 55" 16:9 qd oled screen is something Samsung Display should hurry up and make.
I have a 65” in bedroom and upgrade to a 77”.
Sales are proof that customers want larger tvs and not smaller, hence the reason they released a 77” and people want 83” next.
65” is about normal size for today and 55” is definitely bare minimum.
Anything less is monitor/desk gaming territory.
@@tears2040 .......Congratulations Frank! Consider my mind blown with excitement that you can fit a 65" to 77" TV in your bedroom 👍👏.
Not everyone can fit a TV those sizes in a bedroom but would still like a high end OLED from Samsung that's smaller than 50" and competes with LG and their smaller OLED's. And there's obviously demand for smaller OLED's because LG sells a lot of the 48" OLED's, and continues to produce them because of their popularity.
People here to see Jen’s yoga pants Attendance here 😂
Hopefully it lasts longer than my S95B did (2 damn months).
Good video. Everyone has different needs and different pocket depth for buying. Example for me the build quality and HDMI and Dolby matters. So combine 3 - LG wins. Sure C3/G3 will be better. Can't beat 4 HDMI ports. So my needs make all 3 good. Gaming room - Gonna buy new G3. Bedroom (where I watch most shows and movies and don't need 4 HDMI ports) - Sony (will be buying the new OLED model this year). Living room - already have a 8 yr old 80 inch Bravia 4K Sony (it's because I hardly watch TV in Living room meaning the least used TV in home and yet it's perfectly capable when it's ON even today.) Samsung just is so cheaply made. It shows. So with this setup, I am done for another 7-8 yrs LOL. Buy once, buy right and buy quality.
I still have my KS8000 i need to upgrade😢
Same haha.