oled 55 inch bila mau turun?
even sony want to ditch oled for mini-led. once mini-led being able to address black level limitation, oled doesnt have much superiority anymore other than motion performance, people prefer much brighter image instead.

I didn’t do any gaming at all. Netflix also very seldom.

Normally use it for sports, news, documentaries and YouTube videos. Is oled worth it for this kind of usage?

Topkek, so this is what it means

all these channels have static images.
better to settle for a mini LED

Bought Samsung S95B 65" for RM8k, great panel at great price

yalor
Really topkek
Sport - static image
News - static image
He still ask whether can buy oled or not
Really topkek


Oh ya great panel

This post has been edited by vapanel: Jan 8 2024, 04:51 PM

i had a plasma TV before.
really hated the burn-in. very distracting.

My Samsung plasma still working without burn in.

Hehe

mine 2008 50" plasma still working, but with burn ins and two slight purple patch.
samsung.
gave it to a relative, old people. Let them use watch astro.

Ya what astro good
But the TV brightness not that high now because due to aging

Did you buy the high end one? With full HD and active 3d?

Mine is lowest end 43inch

I'm gonna be honest with op. i have the lg cx 55 inch and its already world apart from any lcd tech. the reason they die die push q-led because it is not expensive af compared to cost of manufacturing oled. that's why when you read the brochure of q-led, they had to put so much tech jargon in there just to make it at least comparable with oled.

OLED wins hands down versus QLED

yeh, not that bright anymore. but still acceptable, not too bad.
They don't need anything fancy what blacker than black lah, etc. as long see image on the screen they happy.

not highend.
just HD. not even FHD. 50" was consider big then.

cakap banyak tak guna, oled already solve burn-in issue, already bypass their brightness limit (not just 1,2,10% window)?
got gooding anti-reflective coating or not?

i bought oled 48'' lg c3 as computer monitor

not bad. i overpaid for it also, 5.2k in a lg retail shop

Hmmm, those contents have quite a number of static images, but then again, I assume you are watching those in normal conditions. OLED telly these days has preventative measures options. You can put brightness at 80% or 90% (mine is at 100% since Day One), there's pixel cleaning, screen move, etc...

LG OLED for the win. Once you go OLED...

Only you can answer that question aka, how much you value picture quality and how much you willing to spend. Nowadays a lot of youtube video pretty good.

BTW, News then to have static images and that may cause OLED burn it. Only if you watch it like whole day same logo on screen. Plasma has that issue also but my plasma is 15+ yrs old and it still doesn't have that.

Yap. Go watch movies with dark scene or plenty of human skin and then go compare with QLED. No contest.

Have you ever wondered why, on shop demo QLED, they often like to display cartoon etc but seldom scene with plenty human skin?

With LG, never switch off the main socket. Once you switch off the TV with the remote, LG OLED TV still run in the background doing screen maintenance.

I prefer Sony but they are more expensive.

Both of you are just B40 never see high end mini led QLED before.
So stop talking cock

Yup mine having it switched on.