How can it be similar??? Organic vs stable light.

Actually this polish reviewer gives a bit of contradicting information, if you refer to rtings QN85C IPS with LD set to high they get 87391:1. And this polish QN85C VA panel gives a significantly lower CR. I believe rtings should be more credible 😂

Why not? Didn't we get QD oled which only uses blue and passed out through a filter as well? The possibilities is there. I think rgb micro led night possess a challenge of getting a uniform brightness.

IMO it's the other way around. OLED pixel density is kinda hard to increase. Just look at 8k OLED. They can only do it at bigger sizes. LED... Mini led is just starting to ramp up, meanwhile they are still trying to make microled viable economically. The potential to reach microled is kinda easier than say to reduce the sizes of each oled pixel.

RnD for OLED is going after longevity and brightness, as well as cost reduction. LED based module wouldnt have to deal with these, except cost.

If you understand how QD OLED works, then you should know what I'm referring to. Yes, currently the design is to get rid of the filter and gone direct RGB but imo this will bring the same limitation as OLED. These RGB will have different brightness. Using QD OLED design, you can basically turn to a single color brightest led, pass them through a filter and get a more uniform brightness.

strictly speaking, QD-OLED doesn't have color filter, a filter removes something and let other pass.

micro led and oled are pixel level self emitting lights, the challenge of micro led TV is how to move large amount of micro led to a precise locations. this is mass transfer challenges.

Sorry this might be a noob question: will Dynamic picture mode on Samsung QLED tv shorten the life span of the LED or tv panel? I'm asking this because I noticed that the brightness is significantly brighter than other modes and based on what i read, lower brightness = longer life span. Correct me if I'm wrong.

That is exactly the case , most reviewers like rtings measure contrast on a black and white grid . But these grids are quite large and "easy" to pass especially for FALD TV. So the contrast measured from these test are on " best case scenario " .
When MiniLED try to dim the picture too hard to achieve these high contrast number ( which Samsung is very guilty of) , it isn't just erasing shadow details , colors are also affected .


Notice how colors are less saturated on the QD Mini-LED.

May I know why it is not recommended?

In MY if you are planning to get the S95C , you might as well shed out a little bit more for A95L .

65" S95C for 7-8k ? Are you sure about that ?

Because that TV model arrived late in MY and a couple of months ago, even its own employee would not be getting 7-8k ( RRP : 16K - 40% = 10k ish , trust me on this because I have that discount ) .
The best price I was able to get out of S95C was 10k a couple of months ago and 12k for A95L from an Electronic shop I am very closed with.
Price is something I am fairly reluctant to discuss because it can vary greatly particularly if you are affliated with the sellers .  But that is definitely not the common price you will find on the market.

This is the price taken during fair. Further discount to RM7200.

Then I upgraded to S95C with additional RM500.

Finally my S95C arrived after 2 months of waiting. Color so nice.

Wondering should I take 55" S95B at 4.5k (brand new) or S90C at 5.9k to replace my 55" sony tv?

Yeah but at 5.9k le haha. Around 1.4k more for more or less the same TV. S95B is flagship though. I think the 55 S90C also first gen panel. Only the larger sizes are second gen if not mistaken. I ask the merchant they also cant confirm if the 55 S90C they are selling are 1st or 2nd gen.

Or I wait for S90D to come out then S90C drop in prices, then I will be forever in the waiting game lol. 

And QD OLED at 4.5k really a bit hard to pass.

It's bright enough for my viewing condition and colors are definitely brighter than LG CX. The set came with FW 14XX so its already nerfed anyways. So I decided to go for FW 1602. I can do the Anapeak/MaxLux mod via SM to bring back to higher brightness but I don't want to risk it for now since it is under warranty.

I mostly use Movie Mode / FMM with custom BT2020 colorspace with peak brightness set to High. I notice movies on native netflix app with 4K HDR looks a lot dimmer overall. I have yet to play with the settings though. Or perhaps I am too used to LG CX Dolby Vision.

I then subscribe to Apple TV+ to test HDR10+. Tested 47 Ronin on 4K HDR10+ and specular highlights pop so much more (lights, reflective on the armors), colors are so much more saturated (need to get used to red being redder lol), improved shadow details a lot more over the Samsung native Netflix 4K HDR movies. Without HDR10+ it makes a lot of diff.





FMM is on stock preset with custom BT2020 colorspace. My photo taking skill is bad and the phone does not do justice. Vertical grey bar on first pic left side is due to my curtains not completely closed. But yeah overall I am very satisfied with it.

Those 2 series are graded in DV though. But I will try them tonight.

Did you notice that when you play DV contents, and you scroll through the menu button to choose picture mode: dynamic, standard, movie, FMM, the HDR10+ logo will pop up? I wonder if it is doing some sort of forced metadata conversion? Plus i notice that whenever I play DV contents via apple tv app on the TV, the color tone and temperature seems to match my LG, at least by my eyes (cause I prefer the slightly yellowish white), and highlights seem more dynamic. Though I am not sure if I am really viewing dynamic HDR. But it does seem improved over static HDR content.

I am researching into those streaming app devices now also lol. Not sure if its worth to get it just for that slight bit of improved picture quality.

Stremio is on Tizen now, how is it?
BTW, I am also using Stremio+Torrentio+ RD in GCwGTV

I think movie mode is quite similar to FMM. For FMM without the HDR10+ logo, I think it just due to FMM logo issue. I think it's still running the same metadata as other 3 modes.

If you run 4K HDR on Netflix, it appears to be the same. HDR, HDR, HDR, FMM.. lol

I tend to believe its designed that way and I kinda like it this way and not bothered at all. Haha.

To be honest, I am really liking Tizen OS. I am not sure why everyone is bashing it. Maybe it used to better, i am not sure..

Yes I will try that function tonight.

Maybe it used to better, i am not sure..

Hope the enthusiasts here can help - which TV brands and models offer anti-glare screens?  Placement is next to balcony door so am expecting glare, which is annoying when watching during the day.  Thank you.