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LGBT > LGOLED

LG OLED EVO C3
48 RM4599

promotion season can get under RM4k with lazada/shopee voucher

why LG don't bring in the 42 version?

For me it’s OLED n LG cos Life is Good.

OLED colour is more natural to me. Mum n wife prefer QLED. Depends on who wants it. U can visit some electrical shops that show OLED n QLED side by side n hear them explain it. Not all salesman able to explain it well. They’re just worker try to assist customers. Experienced salesman n fan of TV can tell u exactly what u want to know. Hard to find such ppl in electrical shops

First, Location:
TV in a dim lit bedroom  (buy OLED for its blackness and color accuracy, but weaker brightness)

or

Living hall TV (bright area, QLED better for high brightness and viewing angle, full array local dimming is a must)
next to consider is either Android vs Tizen vs WebOS.... (the UI and the apps available)
next based on above requirements pick model suits your needs
(unless you had certain pref brand)

No QLED - not for human use
QLED - B40
QLED with mini led 2023 version China version - lower M40
QLED with mini led 2023 version non China - upper M40
OLED - lower M40
QD OLED - upper M40
Sony QLED with mini Led - T20
Sony QD OLED - T10

Could I humbly suggest you to do more reading on "mini led" vs "oled" instead as you're looking at the wrong technologies.

QLED TVs are still LCD TVs with LED backlight but with an added "quantum dot layer". But this is something common, which most LCD TVs come with...

So right now the industry is still ONLY divided between LCD and OLED.

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The thing you should look out for in LCD technology is the type of backlight, which currently mass market available is "MINI LED". This is way more advanced and more $$ than conventional LED backlighting or "full array local dimming" (FALD) tech you may see in some TVs like Sony or others...

Why is backlighting important? This almost essentially equates to picture quality...

The reason why the colours on OLED pop so much is due to the infinity contrast aka extremely dark blacks. The individual pixels are self illuminated and can turn off individually as opposed to LCD which needs a backlight to light up the pixels..

Mini LEDs mean the backlighting are composed by tiny mini LEDs which enables selective scenes to be lit up instead of the entire scene. This means darker scenes can remain dark.

For now, OLED is still king of picture quality, deeper blacks than mini LEDs, however, OLED has the relatively lower brightness compared to mini LEDs. This is crucial if your viewing environment is going to be bright. But in a dark/pitch dark environment, OLED is still king.

Oled all the way. Those who said oled inferior is delusional.

Regarding burn in, very2 hard to occur unless ur watching the same content for 12-18 hours everyday, for months.

RTINGS already done extensive test on this, out of 100 oled tv, only 4 suffered burn in. (All tv playing the same content, 18 hours a day, for 4 months,. After the test, only 4 tv affected by burn in)

So under normal usage, burn in is kinda impossible to happened.

pls consider as normal content(NEWS, SPORTS, TUBES, DRAMA/SERIES) will burn in OLED quicker compared to movies(pixel more active)

so also for normal content, don't bother spend OLED TV price for these content.... QLED(improved version of LED) more than enough
even local dimming not compulsory(living hall)

unless you are looking to max out spending then go either OLED or microLED

* btw, manufacturer will keep on churning out display tech names/acronyms  that confused consumer

If your current LED TV got burn in issue, then obviously OLED is a big no no. You watch a lot of shows with static images like news etc? Or like to pause?

I have had 2 OLEDs (LG and Sony) and after 6 months to 1 year confirm will have burn in. LG change panel once after 1 year and Sony too. I watch a lot of talk shows.

Sony lastest mini led looks good. But don't know when will come to Malaysia.

What TV you using currently?

And how is your TV watching time environment?
Brightly lit area?  Or dark cozy ?

Kalau takut burn in tapi mau OLED thingy.

Look for Mini LED back-lit tech.

Have fun choosing.

Waiting for Sony to show off Mini LED back lit tech in CES soon

Hopefully

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OLED 65 inch overpriced so Qled saja for me.. When compared to normal LED really can see the diff. Bought a 55 inch LED and another 65 inch Qled.

Ask yourself, what kind of environment you watch TV the most? Bright? or Dim?

Since I always watch TV in well lit environment. Any LCD TV is good enough for me. OLED can reflect a lot in bright room.

I guess reliability is QLED?

My LG G2 OLED Panel lasted 8 months only.
Lucky the replacement was easy.
Now the brightness setting I only set to 80, no more 100.

Is it now no more normal TV? All smart TV?
Dunno how to choose TV now, home still using panasonic 32inch 720p, no any special function

If you have burn in I think you're using oled too? If you've used to oled hard to go back I think
Oled is like the gold standard but price like yahudi

OLED is not the newest tech, its been around for many years. If you talk about sheer picture quality with deepest black and brightest highlights, then OLED is the best.

Only 2 best Mini LED TVs in the market now, thats the Sony X95L which only comes in 85" size and Samsung QN95C which comes in many sizes. The rest you can ignore.

Ya true to spend the one can afford. Today buy 10k tomorrow is 5k

Actually I spend whatever I can afford with biggest size and minimum have mini led

TS is retarded because he say his hall can only fit 65". No such thing as hall can only fit 65".

Typo,

It's x95L

If that's the case QN95C is your option. Yes MiniLED with superb HDR peak brightness ~1700nits @ 10% window based on Rtings. When we talk about peak brightness, we need to know how long the brightness can sustain in real life test. Not just "oh this TV has very high brightness, then it must be very good". Most of the movies are mastered at 1000 nits level.

If the TV falls below the 1000 nits mark, the TV will do tone mapping to fit the curve.

For peak brightness readings, you will need a colorimeter to measure. That's why consumers need to rely on credible test sites like rtings to get the values or credible TV reviewer like Vincent Teoh (HDTVtest on youtube).

Here you go. https://www.samsung.com/my/business/tvs/qle...qa65qn95cakxxm/

Scroll down a bit under "Quantum Matrix Technology" descriptions.

Sucks

75 and 81 is not mini led

Only 86 is mini led

And 86 is IPS. Not va.

So all led TV for LG sucks.

This guy below  say Panasonic is good
A80L is not bad. If you read through this thread, some swear by Lg C series.

Ya bigger screen is nicer.

Agree on this

7906
70"

Oled will provide much better image quality, but you need to make sure your viewing environment is not too bright, most oled is glossy and not really bright unless you go high end model. Besides, it also depends on your viewing content, the extra price of oled only worth it if you gaming or netflix a lot.

And hence my my name is vapanel

I purposely buy 85" QN85C for rm13k because it has VA panel.