OLED vs QLED

I hate 4K TVs. There's no need to spend all that money just to get slightly better picture quality. 1080p TVs are still fantastic and provide plenty of great visuals and resolution. I don't understand why people are so obsessed with 4K when 1080p still looks amazing. Go back to 1080p TVs if you want a great picture without emptying your wallet. 4K is a waste of money and people should move on from it.

720p is a perfectly fine video resolution, providing crisp and clear images that look great on most screens. However, once you experience the amazing clarity and quality of 1080p, there's no going back. The detail and sharpness of 1080p is truly impressive and will make you never want to watch a 720p video again. 4K is bad and it's unnecessary and not worth the extra cost. 1080p is the sweet spot for video resolution, offering a great balance of quality and performance.

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Can you review Haier OLED 65 inch. It’s less in price when someone bargain in shop near about 1500$. Others reading this comment can checkout this cheapest Haier OLED model too.

according to me frankly speaking i would not say one is better than the other cause both these type of TVs have their pros and cons... OLEDs for sure have screen burn over a period of time especially if your watching the same news channel and or sports channel daily, there is a lot of screen burn at the top end of the screen where ideally the news channels logo or sports channel logo is, so thats a big thumbs down for OLED also OLED cannot handle outside light for eg if your living room has sunlight entering inside the OLED is an abolute NO NO. On the other hand the OLED has perfect blacks and great gaming experience for sure. according to me QLED TVs have an overall balance of everrything but this is just my opinion. I have had both type of TVs in the past.

5K for a TV? wow.

I like to take my 42" tv outside to watch football in the fall, if the oled isn't in direct sunlight how does it do compared to the QLED? I've never seen anyone really do that comparison.

Great Video. Thanks 🙂👍

you should do a review on what they call is wallpaper tv where the screen is thin as a wallpaper and the component that sends the signal is separate from the screen there are wires to connect them together.

Qled better brightness sucks

People who get TV’s for free need to stop recommending them. Mini led is just as good as OLED with less chance of burn in. Yes oled still has a burn in problem.

Should’ve just renamed the thumbnail buy an Oled

Still enjoying both the CX and C1. Great job explaining the pros and cons in this video.

never gonna buy OLED. i go mini led Qled most likely!

Wow that's a great video thank you very much. Keep on the good job..

“They are thicker at the bottom”

Mini LED, quantum dot local dimming TV's are the way of the furure. The best TV's of that type currently are as good or better than OLED's, wothout crushed blacks, without screen burn in, without color fading, and for far less money. OLED will take a back seat within the next 5 years. Mark my words

Brother i have qled tv. Just one question after i off the tv sometimes i get cracking or popping sound for tv.. is it normal bro?

The comparison is not fair. Compare oled from samsung and oled lg

B the installer PLZ HELP im.confused between A80k and LG C2 ESPECIALLY COZ OF BRIGHTNESS ISSUE as DIMMING ISSUE ON A80K.BOTH COME AT ALMOST SAME PRICE IN DUBAI.PLZ SUGGEST AS today I hav to make a decision as sale will get over.

I thinl my tv is a cheap knockoff. Anyone ever heard of a misLED?

I hate seeing so many consistent view count and nobody subscribing just hit the Subscribe button

I love my LG C9 I have had it for 4 years now but I have burn-in and dead pixels. I'm a gamer so it's to be expected, I have a higher risk of burn in. I'm not rich and I just can't just drop 2,000+ on a new TV ever 4-5 years. Love OLED but the burn-in I have on my TV just irritates me. Unfortunately I will not buy another OLED TV without getting a extended warranty but that just makes it more expansive. Might just get a mini LED just so I don't need to deal with the fear of burn in.

Idk if its my phone that already oversaturates everything but that C3 pictures looks terrible to me. Way too oversaturated and punchy. Colors arent realistic at all

Ya but the OLED also auto dimm in low-light pictures, which for LG (called TPC) can't be turned off without voiding the warranty, etc. And, for those watching movies, I just can't see that dark pictures like horror movies etc. would be a good thing. In that regard, I think an LCD is best.

What would be better a 2017 LG OLED or a 2020 Samsung QLED? Both are 65 inches and have two friends that are offering to me for a good price but only need one. Thanks all

Burning is my main concern and I guess if you buy even brighter Oled the burning may come quicker? Although I didn't really notice the burns on this example you gave.

Bought the samsung QN90 last year and couldn’t be happier with it. Great for movies and for gaming too. Our living room is quite bright and has a lot of windows so the brightness is really welcome. Also managed to grab it during their black friday sale for a really good price 👍🏻👍🏻

This is exactly what my football 🏈 room looks like… gotta love it

To note the new Samsung q led all the stuff is outside so they are very thin and has deffo closed the gap vs how they used to be great video man

Talkin about $5,000 vs $25,000 TV's an i'm over here seeing what walmart has on sale fa unda five hundo.

Okay so what Samsung TV has the best screen? What about the NeoQled

Oled is better. Thee end

all my respect for u went through the window when i saw the movie being interpolated... just kidding

qled linup starts pretty low these days and its around 450 cd so not this bright...

u make all clear to me, led, qled, oled...bravo. what about energo consumption?

im still watching my samsung F8500 plasma and it is still beautiful the best tv i have ever seen.

You don't get that much of blooming on the qn90b though. I own the tv the 55 inches in specific and I'm literally blown away. I was about to get the c2 but chose the Samsung over the c2 who was also a bit cheaper because the overall better brightness. Now in this video he didn't set the tv properly, the brightness is too high for some reason as well as the contrast. If you set the qn90b properly, you can barely understand the difference between the c2 and qn90b. The only downside is the slight more blooming when it displays bright objects in an absolute black background.

Q-Led is just a a fancy word to describe an led TV

I really do like the oled but I gear that they often suffer from black crush is dark scenes?

Hi from Egypt... LG is always dim and i have both of these models ... LG is a waste of money

Be careful with burn in with OLED

Imagine what will we get in the next 10 years

Still using my Pioneer plasma.

Does the TCL compete in quality and longevity against a Samsung or LG?

neo qled is more bright.

haha love the ending

Pixel burn is the most scariest issue of OLED TV