I’m guessing there both 4K if you’ve got different class tvs a higher end and lower end model look up true black 4K it’s a lg video to highlight Lgs perfect blacks and on my Neo QLed in a pitch black room it does a great job producing black even with a backlit panel it was pricey but I love the tv go QLED or OLED I prefer Q led tho
You can’t tell via the quality of the video being produced but QLED is the way to go via Vibrancy colors pop it’s more inviting in my opinion especially if you game you’ll love a QLED
this is a die hard fan topic. im super happy with my crystal uhd tv. more than enough, not buying stuff just because is new or everybody wants it. better buy what you need.
@@khurammeer3114 for gaming i would stick with a 2k monitor with 144+hz of refresh rate or 120hz in case of ps5, other than that if you really want a tv Qled and Crystal uhd are basically the same colour filter technology, you should be looking at how each panel is retroiluminated, if its edge led, or direct led, (direct led i think is better than the edge) but you wont notice a major difference and also a 120hz of refresh rate too. so any tv with qled or crystal uhd technology, 4k (55"+) 120hz refresh rate would be the best suited to ps5
My friend has an 8k tv.... and i really couldn't tell the difference from 4k curved samsung at home. At this point i feel like everything is good and won't have a super noticible change until we have upgraded eyeballs that can keep up 😂
It also depends on what content you played in the 8k tv. If you were watching 1080p video or even a random resolution video the tv will upscale and try to make it look like 8k or 4k. So, try playing content that has native resolution not upscaled or poor quality. There will be a noticeable difference, you just need to know what contents to play.
Just bought a crystal UHD and after watching this video I'm glad I made that choice. Glad I'm not one of the sheep that think this very minimal picture difference is worth $200-300 more because it's not.
Do you have your crystal UHD in a very bright room and notice any issues with brightness? This is my biggest concern not so much the small difference in picture quality
@@marisamarsac2778 It's not a very bright room I have shades over my windows. I can't really say how the sun affects it yet because I'm still waiting on it to be delivered. If that is an issue it seems like an easy one to fix by getting darker shades.
So, in a dark room, would the UHD be perfect? Im buying a 50 inch for my semi. Walmart has those in stock. When i close the shades, it's pitch black in here. Its been a decade since I've bought a tv. Lol So i have no knowledge of UHD vs QLED
Same fooking shit. Everybody wants to act like they can tell a difference with everything just cause it costs more. Truth is, alot of people try to sell you shit you don't need, like 4k discs with little upgrade and high end tvs with a public hairs difference in pic quality.
I have a 55 is Vizio i bought refurbished 10 years ago for 500.00. Im still happy with it. I doubt its 4k its might be 1080p. But i will get the crystal and in 5 years or so when qled drops to 1000 bucks ill get one.
I prefer the crystal qled it's a bit to vibrant which is weird to say considering I watch everything on dynamic mode and I'm also noticing a slight lost of detail in the qled
Thing is people have a choice bigger crystal or smaller Qled at the price and size has more of an impact so if you're on a budget crystal is the best bang for your buck, not the best TV. Qled is better but at almost double the price You have to make that decision for yourself
If you want a big crappy picture quality sure...heck Ive seen $600 75 inch regular LCD with dark screen which is terrible because the bigger it is, it magnifies the flaws. Best to go with PQ rather than size
@MatteoFitness because most TVs are now OLED or mini LED and have HDR 10+ or Dolby vision. They have better blacks, high dynamic resolution and higher response time. Plus Mini LED are now brighter and can make pictures pop.
@@Revolver1981 That's why the TV's have 100 settings in the picture menu's. So you can tweak it to your tastes. Very easy to adjust all those settings, and make it how YOU like it.
I was looking at a CU8000 and the Q70C. The Q70C had better specs all the way around. Got the Q70C on-sale for only $200 over the cost of the CU8000. Totally worth it.
Lol I just spent $1000 on a QLED TV, and did so much research and I know I got the right one, it’s being delivered tomorrow, but I still saw this, and just went to the comment section like “🤞Come onnnnn QLED🤞…… OH thank god” haha 😂
You gotta show dark scenes to really see the difference, that's where the UHD will be exposed, the Blacks will look somewhat greyish and there will be much more Blooming.
Depends on which qled you get and if you also get it calibrated, I have the q90t samsung top tv in 2020 and it even got another firmware update late last year and blacks are really black blooming is now so minimal and colours and brightness great for a tv 4yrs old. However now that oleds are getting brighter I may consider an oled panel in the future just so I can cover dolby vision to complete the formats I can use for gaming and film watching. But by the time I need to upgrade maybe mini led will be more affordable
A sensitive eyes can detect it Just like how audiophiles detect the audio quality between average headphones and high qualify ones. Unless you are videophile. You may not be able to notice the color differences or othwr display parameters.
Yes There is diffrence . I have 2 model. One my bedroom other the living room . Both have good resolución but QLED the best. scene dark in movie by day is more clear however In cristal you have wait fall at night for appreciate it better
crystal uhd is just a fancy marketing term for "4k LCD" meaning, "it's old tech" made to sound better. Crystal Uhd isn't actually a thing. It just means it's a basic ass 4k tv. They should really just say "crappy tv". Where qled is actually a specific technology applied to their TVs.
We bought a Samsung QLED QN90B (43") recently, replacing our old UE40D6500. It is being used diagonally above the kitchen table, guessing 30 degree horizontal and 30 degree vertical viewing agle. With this the QN90B is hardly usable, colors grey out pretty much, especially skin colours fade away to grey, and the whole picture seems washed out and milky. Especially when when walking in front of the the TV you notice the color change pretty drastically. Does it even make sense to look at other ranges of Samsung (e.g. the Crystal UHD range such as the 8079), as I don't care so much about nastic features or if black is really black), but more on an overall stable image from different angles. Or will all Samsung behave the same due to their PA panels? If yes I might really need for other panels or product ranges such as OLEDs or IPS panels e.g. by LG.
I got the lg c1. I don't like how it auto dims. No way to turn that stuff off. Most annoying wile web browsing when using the net with PC. I bet crystal UHD is good enough. Prob at least half the price. It's probably be good enough. Probably going to get another one in a couple of years.
I know my parents or I won't be able even to go near these TVs in stores Have been using Metro TV for the past 18 years, guys... i played PS4 in it to!!
I would prefer that you don't make the video a short so we can adjust the picture quality and see a difference. I don't know what people like about shorts these days but they have zero adjustment as far as picture quality or anything like that so you get whatever it feels like playing and in this case a crappy picture. Thanks anyway
If I can get quality picture from my phone watching a quality tv on RU-vid does that make my phone screen better than the tv I’m watching on my phone????????
Everyone commenting dumb shit. They look the same because it's filmed with a shitty phone camera with its settings way off, compressed onto RU-vid and displayed on your random ass screen that probably has a overly vibrant color profile. Ofcourse they look the same.
All these things to make you buy the newest best thing there’s not that much difference and tbh do we all use the whistles and bells on the newest phones and tvs really? I love new things too though😂
I am blind so i can't tell you the difference kindly use your own eyes to differentiate please. Atleast take some decisions by your own and don't always rely on me(customers)😂😂
@z3lrin382 the full video where the screen sizes are mentioned are in the pinned comment. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jMT2B3k09x0.htmlsi=kM0ci7MPIYRkbK9g
If you don't care about picture quality, brightness and sound quailty that is. Crystal UHD is just for people who want a basic TV that can do 4K for a cheap price. It's not particulalry good at anything, it just works. So it's good to save money if you only plan to watch news and some sports on the TV (assuming you don't have a bright room otherwise you won't even be able to see anything). But if you plan to watch 4K HDR movies and play games on it, I'd say look elsewhere
@@TomerShemesh For me is good enough, TV is not standing in direct sunlight,and black is ok when is dark in the room I know is not like OLED but much better than other LED TV's
I love how Oled fans just cannot accept that the new Neo Qled are better ,much beyter picture,i own one so not looking at them in the shop and then making their mind up.
Neo QLED has brighter picture compared to OLED but OLED produces inky blacks and has better response time etc. For gaming and movies I still go OLED for room that is dark and doesnt have sun shinning through. For a bright room, definitely Neo QLED or miniLEDs because there is basically less reflection and you can watch better in bright room compared to OLED. Still prefer OLED though due to the 8 million pixels that are self lit compared to other techs out right now. The end game will probably be MicroLED or QD-OLED
