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QNED is a solid option if there is any concerns about OLEDs. QNED strikes a nice balance between quality and durability - how are you finding the picture quality so far?
For a brightly lit room with natural sunlight, QLED or QNED is your best bet. Both handle brightness well and reduce glare, so will be great for sports and movies in the daytime. OLED has better contrast but may struggle in very bright rooms. For the best overall experience for your space I'd recommend going with an QLED model.
The LG QNED will be amazing for brightness, colour accuracy, and versatility across different viewing environments and will be better for your budget. I myself have the G2 in my lounge room and I think you'll find it so hard to go past those deep deep blacks and infinite contrast. Even though its an older model I'd still be picking the G2!
Not mentioning the ABL on the OLED's should be a crime. I purchased my first OLED (Samsung S90C) for a crazy cheap $770 new in box and still had to return it due to the automatic brightness level that crushes bright colors if they take up a somewhat large portion of the screen. The blacks, colors and contrast were truly amazing but I watch a lot of things like podcasts with a white background and it was so dark you couldn't make out the text. Watching movies was amazing until a brighter scene comes up and the colors all wash out as the screen dims. It was a complete deal breaker for me :(
I get your frustration! OLEDs have some fantastic features like deep blacks and vibrant colors, but the Automatic Brightness Limiter can definitely be a downside for certain types of content. It’s meant to protect the panel and extend its lifespan, but it can be annoying when it affects your viewing experience, especially with bright or static content. Have you considered looking into LED or QD-OLED models? They might offer a better balance for your viewing habits without the ABL issues.
QNED's: Great color accuracy and brightness, but not as deep blacks as OLED. Sony X82L: Solid processing and color accuracy, good all-around. Samsung Q70D: Bright with strong contrast, but blacks aren’t as deep. Woud suggest choosing based on what you value most-color, processing, or brightness!
Hey @Assassin32VR - when considering a TV for a bright room, it is important to look for a combination of features such as high brightness and contrast, ambient light sensors, and anti-glare screen coating. TVs with ambient light sensors can automatically adjust the screen’s brightness and contrast to match the light conditions of the room, reducing glare and enhancing viewing comfort. TVs with high brightness levels, like some high-end OLED displays, Full Array Local Dimming, or Direct LED backlighting models, can provide better performance in well-lit spaces. Good TV models to consider are the LG G4 OLED TV and the Samsung OLED S95D. Additionally, some TVs have anti-glare or matte screen coatings that minimise reflections from external light sources. Hope this helps!
Both QNED and QLED displays are designed to last for many years with normal usage. QNED, being a newer technology, may offer slight improvements in lifespan over QLED, but both are reliable choices for long-term use.
Look into the r50. It is the next step up from this camera. It is about $200 more but for that price you get a lot more features and a more capable camera. The prcessor is faster and supports better autofocus. The biggest difference imo is the r50 has a screen that pops out and twists around which makes it a lot easier to take shots with the camera low to the ground or way above your head. The r50 also has touchscreen support. Even if you think you won't need one with touchscreen support, it makes any camera 1000x more easy to navigate and learn.
Get something used off marketplace or one from a relative. Spend all the money on the lens. Remember. The lens makes the image, the camera only captures it.
The Canon R100 is a solid choice, but if you're hesitant, would be great for you to head into one of our stores to have a chat to our experts and have play with this camera and see if it feels right for you.
Depends on the size of the room. If it's only a small class, say 5-8, people then the Willen would do just fine. Anything bigger and you may want to consider one of the slightly larger Marshall speakers such as the Emberton or Acton.
I just obtained two pair for speakers grade a new in the box f o r t e 3. They rock the house into Oblivion . Add a bit of deep purple an American of Pink Floyd obscured by clouds or Uma Guma. 4 m e d d l e and you will be in like Flint they sound phenomenal. Powered with a tone winner 300 W into 7 channel amplifier. Wow wow wow no one could ever be happier 🤗🤗🤗🤗🌮
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Hi @prasadskitchen5858 , with this question unfortunately there is no clear winner. For deeper blacks and contrast, consider LG's QNED TVs with Mini LED technology. For vibrant colors and wider model availability, Samsung's QLED TVs are a strong choice. You won’t be disappointed with either option. 😊
