CES 2022 TV tech comparison: QD-OLED vs WRGB OLED vs Mini LED by Vincent Teoh of HDTVTest.



I use mine in a dark environment. My man cave is literally lit like a cave. Dark.
My WRGB C1 OLED can spotlight my man cave floor area enough for me to not requiring me to turn on the lights to navigate the messy cave to go take a piss outside the man cave.

Not sure if I need a brighter TV at the moment. Nice to have if I'm rich and I'm hanging these brighter TVs out in sunlight in the garden. *only to be stolen by opportunistic thieves*

Panny & Sony used to be the side to side champions when comes to displays, especially during the plasma days

a good LG TV was almost never on the competition list

and today, LG is the king when comes to OLED tech, and Sony & Samsung is eager to knock him off the throne with the QD-OLED
and panny? seems to be still playing in the corner with Sharp & Toshiba

seems with the latest updates from Panny, the JZ1000 will tick green almost all of the checkboxes in XsX, except the DV 4K120

guess I'll hold my horse, and wait for C2 then

Completely agree. I hold my defunct Panny Kuro in high regards............until it is obsoleted by the OLED tech. The Kuro used to be THE perfect black display, with warm color profile that current TVs with "Filmmaker Mode" defaults to. Too bad it's a power guzzler and ....heavy as f***! Not as heavy as Trinitron tube TVs, but still......

Did you get your JZ1000 from one of the big chain stores? If it is which one?

I cant find them anymore. No signs of the 2000 series either too.....but last I scanned retail stores online listings was until September 2021, when I've confirmed my C1. No point looking at other alternatives when I've decided to go full on into a TV I've shortlisted. It's like picking a Miss Universe winner, you filter all the pros and cons down to the minute details.........until you screw up the winner's name on the envelope!

This post has been edited by KomradMikhail: Jan 12 2022, 10:12 AM

saw it on offer at a local SenQ store, ori price 10k discount 4k, plus i still have some points and vouchers, and a rebate from a dying plasma panny, I should be able to get it around RM5.5k or less
that's why is very tempting for me now, but knowing not seeing all checkboxes checked on my XsX, it will forever be a thorn, so am gonna skip it

RM5.5k is a steal for JZ1000. But it's missing the "professional edition" for Master HDR OLED panel on the JZ2000 and JZ1500 (We don't get this model here in MY). Supposedly this edition comes with a heatsink and the panel is customized by Panny engineers to deliver higher brightness as compared to JZ1000.

But since you are more into gaming, then just skip it. Otherwise, it's still a good deal to get it for watching movies.

This post has been edited by Kahlamx: Jan 12 2022, 10:59 AM

I owned a KDL-42W654A since 2013 and used it as sub monitor and gaming tv for ps3 and ps4 (first batch) up till today, and it still works well despite of lacking the latest technology and online content features

The color tone still looks great even its just an LCDTV.

If it wasnt for 4k120Hz HDR, i wont be considering the next gen (or current gen now) upgrade.

Between Sony and Samsung, i like Sony's color profile better (more natural, not over vivid) and i dont have experience with LG yet.

So when i heard about A90K, im pretty excited, i really hope sony malaysia will launch this model in malaysia since it will most likely be built in Bangi

This post has been edited by hybr1d3d: Jan 17 2022, 11:32 PM

Thoughts on this new Phillip TV's? (https://www.lowyat.net/2022/263601/philips-8500-series-4k-tvs-are-now-available-in-malaysia/). Good for PS5?

Do you guys buy extended +3year warranty for your LG C1?

This post has been edited by sagethesausage: Jan 18 2022, 04:24 PM

What an upgrade from your current 1080p TV.

I think A90K will most probably be available to replace A90J though I am not sure if they will bring in the 42" model. But the Sony 2022 OLED lineups still using LG displays panel. Only QD-OLED using Samsung display panel.

If it's just a small fraction of your purchase price and it would not hurt your wallet I would say go for it. I just claimed a free OLED panel for my LG 65 CX under warranty due to dead pixels. I wanted to purchase the 3 years extended warranty separately from LG official but they told me that only dealers provide this service.

Didn't you get your CX not that long ago?
Yeah, I got the same situation too. Wanted to get the extended 3 years warranty and LG told us to go back to the seller but then the seller themselves don't do it and told me to refer back to LG 🤣

Yeah bro same seller as you. Just 200 plus hours usage only. But I suspect the dead pixels might have been there since day 1. You can check my post regarding the warranty claim at the LG OLED thread.

I think it's shop-specific deal

The one I bought from tarak.

That sucks indeed but I am glad LG fixed it professionally
Mine so far no dead pixels for both of my LG 55 CXs, clocking over 200 hours + each

How about this 1 ? Their Ads keep pop up at my facebook page recently....lolz

I heard the reputation is pretty bad after 6 mths usage

hmmmm i see, but looking at the price, is quite attractive, and yet, u get what u paid for

Who is your friend ?


I have just tested JZ1000 a month ago and they can both do 4K 120 , JZ1000 has 2 x HDMI 2.1 ports .



It is actually available now if you want it .

You just need to contact Samsung as they need to arrange a team to scout your house / theater room . They will then have to assemble the parts separately from Paju before they import it into MY to relocate in your home .

Since these Microled are modular based , which means the size it can fit into is flexible , as long as you are willing to pay . (The size is flexible but the resolution Pixel density remains a challenge )
Again , expect to pay at least half a million MYR for them . It may become cheaper this year but still won't be affordable to the general public .


There are still a lot of problems plaguing MicroLED , such as the " seam ' that comes from modular pieces , not able to achieve the advertised brightness and black levels still leave a lot to desire compare to OLED .
If you expect Samsung to solve all of these problems in their 2022 edition while they are focusing on Quantum Dots Blue OLEDs , it is going to take a miracle .

This post has been edited by Convael: Jan 26 2022, 08:11 PM

4K60 at purchase a year back.

With the recent November 2021 firmware update, enables the 4K120 but still no 4K120 with Dolby Vision, only 4K60 if still want to do DV. 4K120 DV is not possible due to hardware limitation.

https://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php?subac...l&id=1637751601

As for MicroLED dream, it remains that..... A dream. Need Bitcoin to hit a million bucks for me to afford it. I still keep up with the tech, even if I cant afford it.

This post has been edited by KomradMikhail: Jan 26 2022, 08:01 PM

Has JZ1000 been released for a year ? It was available in MY since late November and late September 2021 in UK .

The MY unit supports 4k 120 out of the box , I was in Panasonic's Subang warehouse and is one of the first person who tested the batch , using a Murideo 7G .




4K120 dv doesn't bother me and should not bother you either , since no games or movies runs at that resolution and fps natively beside the 2 DV demo atm .

This post has been edited by Convael: Feb 27 2022, 08:27 PM

I'm only taking his word for it. I dont question when he got his JZ1000 nor am I being anal about the details. I'm into LG, he's into Panasonics.

It's more about him getting all the checkboxes in his XSX ticked off, including the 4K120 DV.



Not that it matters in this thread here, since PS5 doesn't do Dolby Vision and even less games on PS5 does 4K120 at the moment.

I'm ready for DV Gaming, should more games pick up the standard. The movement will begin first in the console space before trickling down to PC. Such as the three Battlefields (BF1, BF4, BF5) supports 4K120 with DV on XSX. Not my choice of games though. On PC, past Nvidia drivers used to support Dolby Vision, before they pulled it back from recent version of drivers. Games like Mass Effect Andromeda and NFS Heat on PC used to support 4K120 DV. Not with recent drivers. PC gamers pushing for drivers with more framerates over visual fidelity killed that.

This post has been edited by KomradMikhail: Jan 26 2022, 08:42 PM