Thanks for always putting the concluding thought at the front of your videos. This doesn’t stop me from watching all the way through. As a matter of fact I’m happy to watch all the way through after you get to the point quickly!
@@Quantum_TV I know it's a drop in the ocean but I vote with my viewing. Any video that is direct to the point or non-click baity gets a full watch from me.
LG needs to get with 2022. If I could have waited to get a QD-OLED, I would have. Unfortunately, my old LCD died and The LG C2 was the best available to me. I love it and got a ludicrous deal on it, but seeing the vibrancy of the newer displays is a regret. Ah well, 3 more years!
Hey Q! I recently purchased an S90D, and I’m loving everything about it with the exception of gaming at 120hz. I’m using an Xbox series X and have been noticing motion jittering when I run 120hz. Did you experience anything similar with game mode on your S90D? I've gone through every setting multiple times and am wondering if it is just a shortcoming of Samsung motion processing; I’ve heard you praise LG’s motion processing, so this experience is making me consider switching to a G3 or G4 while I’m within my return window. If LG's motion is significantly better then I'm wondering if it would be worth the switch even though the QD OLED looks amazing. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for the amazing content as always!
I just wish they made QD-OLEDs in the 42/48 inch sizes so it could fit my setup. They only have WOLED at that size. On that note, loving your new SDR A95L imitation settings for the LG C3 I just got. Hope we eventually get HDR ones too to at least imitate QD-OLED.
Its not . Its like paying iphone ES Xr something like that. Paying premium for like over priced. U can get U8K U7K , TCL Qm8 Q7, that they over perform Samsung QN95, or match QN90(the U7k q7) . That Q60C is like direct led or edge lit , i forgot either way its like 2010 technology.
Are you going to test the s90d 48 inch since it has a woled panel. Was thinking about getting it over the c4 but now I'm not sure since they use the same panel.
I had considered saving up for an LG G4 since I heard from other reviewers that the color is great in game mode with VRR, HDR and 120 hz enabled. What would be a good QD -OLED TV as an alternative that performs well with all gaming features that retains most of the color in game mode?
Tech With KG did a 3 hour comparison of LG G4 vs. Samsung S90D. The G4 pretty much looked better the entire time, with greater HDR impact, higher fine detail, more color pop, better image processing. The G4 also won during RU-vidr ogcod's side-by-side comparisons with the Sony A95L and had better motion than the A95L.
I agree with every point you made. I'm just personally waiting for LG to make their own QD-OLED at some point, because I'm not interested in getting a TV without Dolby Vision like Samsung and I'm not interested in getting a TV with cheap looking stands like Sony with a premium price tag on it. If it takes them too long to produce one of their own, then I may lean towards Samsung. And I already know what your thoughts are on HDR, I just personally enjoy DV and I'd like to have a "complete" TV.
I bought the G3 a couple weeks ago, returned it like 15 days in. I felt like I was convincing myself to like it. I have one of the new QD-OLED monitors that just came out and they are absolutely stunning (went with the MSI 321URX cause its cheapest for the same panel). Whenever I would go from the monitor to the TV I could REALLY see the difference in the tech. Yeah the G3 got brighter, but man the colors are SO rich on QD-OLED, especially Gen 3. I am now waiting patiently for either S90D or S95D to go on sale :)
Yeah, if you're comparing the G4 to the A95L, brighter colors is maybe the only argument left to buy the Sony. In darker areas the color with the G4 is way better than the A95L. The near black handling ist better on the G4, 3D pop is better, motion is better, price is better, more hardware an software features, 5 year warranty, Dolby Vision without issues, Dolby Vision precision detail (Sony does not support this), better gaming features. WRGB is not dead, it is very much alive...
@BeatelementhePiH who told u these things? Yes if u castrate the qd oleds n use fm mode obviously they r going to look almost the same..the qd oleds can just do better..woled is too washed out..go to a store n talk to someone who knows about tvs n let u modify settings..
Lol 5y warranty..thats jus panel warranty..the labor cost is stil gonna cost u arm n a leg n if it is the board then u r out of luck..just get bestbuys extended warranty
From what I know quantum oleds are indeed nicer in colour , but Samsung seem to less reliable then LG . I’ve heard many problems on Samsung qd oleds while LG owners I know owning tvs for years and years . Also Samsung seem to have more data collection and there’s still debate whatever quantum oleds are not burning more then regular ones . But indeed colours are better . Also on lg you have kodi and Dolby vision
Taking a page from apple ipad we can have a tv with 2 panels in 1 to increase brightness. Or increase pixel density but keep brightness relatively the same to manage the increased heat from higher ppi. Still waiting for qd oleds 27 inch 4k monitor with gorilla glass and perfect blacks and higher 100% window brightness. Its doable now if they put 2 in 1 panels for the monitor.
Why you mad bro? Which TV manufacturer out there is using second generation MLA technology? I came across your channel when you wore the mask and were trolling, but it seems you are still trolling the community lol. Suggesting a cheap $400 TV as a good set, c’mon man, really. I get wanting to be the one who goes against the grain, but you have to give props to the LG G4, it’s a pretty good solid TV. I sold my Samsung S95B to upgrade to the LG G4 and so far I am very pleased. Can the Samsung S95B get brighter for some things, yeah, is the difference in brightness tremendously different from each other - No. the details of the LG G4 are far superior to my prior QD OLED Samsung. It seems you want some new technology that doesn’t even exist when you mention WOLED being somewhat ancient technology. I get the LG G4 is a premium price, but that is what you pay for a premium TV set. Keep doing your thing bro, not every reviewer is in the pockets of LG. I would consider the LG G4 to be an “S” year upgrade from the LG G3, in Apple terms when they used to do “S” year upgrades. Would love to see you compare the LG G4 head on vs. S95D and A95L and get your perspective.
@@Twinnzllc Not out of the box the C4 is no where close to S90D only if you change the color gamma to Native Color or BT.2020 in SDR can the C4 stand a chance against the S90D.
They should definitely do some thing next year for the color. But I'm feeling they will go one more year on their mla train. I replaced my 55 s95b fot 65 G3 and still really happy with it despite the color disadvantages, I feel like the Lg's are still well rounded enough to make up for some shortcomings. I'd have a different opinion if I payed full price, but for $1000 dollars off I really can't complain.
My 77" S90C is just a stunning beautiful and color rich display. Eyegasmic to watch. Hell even my 65" Q70R looking at it straight on is no slouch. I'm such a tourist when watching anything on the S90C. Cant stay off off the 8K HDR streams on YT or the HDR content on NF. And dont get me started on gaming. I'm 62 and I never thought I would live to see the day when display tech would be this good. Where the hell can it go from here?
Digital Trends is saying the G4 is the best and that there's very little BT.2020 content to take advantage of the extra Colour volume QD-OLED offers anyway
Until you have a G4 and a QD-OLED in front of you, then you’re shouting at clouds. And another thing Q, I will never buy a Samsung, just to have a firmware update destroy its performance. Not quite as good color or a judder fest?
my last comment i complained about samsung greens and said that photoluminescent looking water is not necessarily accurate and asked what you thought of the G4 (compared to the S90D). now i am wondering if "more color" is better. i went to see the S90D and to use an expression, meh. i was then taken with the 85" samsung du7200d? i need the best 65" tv under $500.00. roku, $315.00?? again, i really enjoy watching your videos, thanks.
I owned the s95c for a year, and now the g4. Once the settings are tuned its actually very good with color. Out of the box, sure, the g4 sucks, but once you get it right its unbelievable. Overall best display ive ever owned
@BT_01 the only thing the s95c murders is customers sanity. I had so many faults with it that samsung is effectively irrelevant . Modding it with even more risk to its already pitiful QC, ill pass. And your stuck with 40gb ports meaning DSC is required, meaning black screens when alt-tabbing out of games. Your also at risk of the PCB in the OCB failing, causing random black screens. You can get off your modding train and view things a bit more holistically.
You are wrong with the Samsung s90D no lottery. Some states in Europe getting also the 55-65 inch with WOLED panels. If you live in USA, you are fine but not for Europe.
Samsung S95C S90D or tcl Qm8 Hisense U9N U8N any day. They are very ❤eye n nose level COLOR volume! ❤ G2 G3 are at hip level, color volume, the G3 is like waist level Color volume. 😊
Have you reviewed the LG G4 yet? Interesting that other reviewers who have the tv and reviewed it are getting stellar results even though on paper the Lg can’t compete with qd oled in the lab when it comes to color volume and color gamut etc. Digital trends and ogcod reviewers said the new chip is allowing the G4 to compete and surpass the qd oleds . It has to do with the new chip examining each pixel no matter what’s on the screen. Would love to see what you can do with it since you are a professional calibrater. Waiting……..
I must be the of those dopes, everytime i come to the store i find the 77 and i stand 6ft away and im loving it, thats why my TV cant be less than that.
My first flat screen was a 50" Panny Plasma in 2006. It was wonderful, still works but I gave it away. I followed that up with the LG B6 65“ in 2016. 😘 Still working in another room. I just got 77" G4. Amazing gaming experience and much more immersive. I went with tech that was going to deliver incredible contrast and and accurate colors from any angle. I disagree with size assessment. The 77 is just a more theatrical and immersive time. If you have the space and budget, go for it.👍
I want a 77” oled - the s95D looks bad with that matte screen. The S90D isn’t available in 77”. That leaves Sony a95L, ir another last gen QD-OLED, or going the WOLED route.
Thank you, I'd been wondering lately exactly how that screen tech competition might really play out, so many thanks for that verdict. Q: so if it's a slam dunk with color, then what might you say is the best performing QD-OLED model in terms of motion? (Which is also important to me for movies from disc, I'm not a gamer). Please keep up the consistently good work!
It's all fine in theory but realistically a more vibrant picture does not make it better. Or are you watching everything in vivid mode? Yes, QD-OLED can produce better color accuracy based on the content but what percentage better? They also have better coverage of BT. 2020 color space but there is hardly any content and again WHAT percentage better that it makes your brain pop. I've seen WRGB Oled in their accurate mode produce a better image then a QD-Oled. There is more to a good image then just the panel technology.
TVs without Dolby Vision, without DTS for Disney+, retrograde operating system controlled by arrows, with no guarantee of upgrades to 4 new versions, and the person has the nerve to make a video like that, while LG sells a complete ecosystem, at Samsung, you need to add extra devices to perform functions that should already be included in a so-called Smart TV, it seems like another disposable product that needs to be purchased every year.
So I only need to look back 4 months ago to your “No BS G3 Final Review” in which you said just 15 seconds into the video “BUY IT!” to know that this video is just content for the sake of content. Seeing how that QD-OLED very much existed side by side with the G3, why the change of heart I ask? Content for the sake of content. Seeing how the G4 is basically a G3 with many of its quirks ironed out, I expect to hear a glowing G4 review from you when you do finally manage to get your hands on one.
People buy LG more for the better reliability of the OLED panel and the webOS operating system which is much more complete natively than any other OS, and now even better with the built-in Chromecast, Samsung only had the advantage of delivering the best OLED panel technology, but it was dethroned with Apple's Tandem OLED which delivers 1000 nits full screen, which is insane.
Samsung has qd OLED but it's processing is worst ever see So for me lg g4 is better than s90d and the color difference is not that much but the details and 3d pop matters
QD Led (Although they are great) No 3d Depth, SDR upscaling is bad compared to LG and brightness is low in SDR PS5 Blackout, connection issues, More prone to Burn in Risk (that's why it only comes with a 1-year warranty, unlike 3 3-year warranty from LG). Over-Saturated Coors Out of Box Sports streaming looks shit on QD-LED No Dolby Vision, No DTS. If your more in to Gaming QDLED is best Hands down, but kind movie+sports+gaming - > LG
Yeah but QD OLED has a major disadvantage, they brighten up the black levels when ambient light is "too much". Your black gets grey and therefore compromises the best selling point of OLED, perfect black levels. Of course you can use QD OLEDs in a very darken room but this is not the way most people use their TVs. For a cineatic purist it's another story though. Those quantum dots not only get excited by the blue OLED "backplane" but also by the light coming from the front in form of ambient light. That is the reason why they get grey-ish. Wonder why no one is talking about that;) So no, for me QD OLED is inferior to LGs WOLED even with it's not so colorful colors. Still way better than any LCD.
“Massive stadium sizes” at just 77 and 83 inches?? Must be going to some pretty small stadiums 😆. There are plenty of viewing setups in larger rooms where 75, 77, 83, and 85 inch sets are the perfect sizes for the viewing areas. Buyers rarely have regrets about having gone too big.
@@Quantum_TV agreed . TV shud b bought in a size where a single man can easily move it around in his house from one room to another. 65 inches tops out.
Funny, for all the science talk, seeing is still believing. Supposedly more vibrant seems washed out to me so can only go with what my vision tells me I guess.
Last year I was inches from buying the S90C but Samsung has a reputation for bad quality control also qd oled burns in faster than woled also OS on Lg is better when changing settings and inputs ultimately I decided to buy Lg also Sony wasn’t an option because it was not in stock or too expensive if Samsung had better quality control and Os settings simplicity and Dolby vision O would have bought the Samsung can’t deny that color volume and color gamut
Actually i see LG G4 kill all samsung QDoled , Samsung picture still oversaturated, flatten, less 3d pop,washed less processing, but on the other hand, The Sony A95L still the king , QD Oled with sony processing and android os , it’s the best, finally take this:- 1/ Sony A95L 2/LG G4 3/Samsung S95D
As an owner of the 55" G4 , 55" A95L, S95B, S95C and LGC1, the G4 doesn't match the color volume of any of my QD-Oled's, and it's especially noticeable while watching content on 4K UHD Blu-ray, my sets are calibrated, so I get maximum impact on all...
@@richardameen226how do u know it's accurate..u play every movie and compare with ur 100k reference monitor? Secondly if u movies are color graded poorly what r u going to do with accuracy?
@@bigcdub As an owner of a S95D and a LG G4 as my two monitors on my desk (yes I'm nuts), I far prefer the LG for most things - particularly PC use and gaming. Samsung for some movie/TV content and console. Unlike people that want to use crazy hyperboles, they are actually fairly close to each other overall. Both have plusses and minuses and it's ridiculous to claim that LG G4 is outdated tech or that one is far superior to the other. This is clickbait nonsense.
man I really need to thank you for your honest review and effort, At first time watching your videos I was skeptical as I was convinced that the sony is king and thought you are a hater but your videos was clear and honest you mentioned that the red is orange red in sony which is true and also for the price and not giving all the features like other tv and for the motion and input lag all that you was on point. now why I confirmed that as I've got the S90C 55 for the price and per your recomendation this tv is on another level I saw the difference outside of the box and after I did some tweak to the picture settings and game mode setting I was asking my self why I was holdin on to the sony everything smooth and clear and vibrant and finally I can see red 😂 even the speaker on this tv is 👌 again man thank you for your honesty and your effort
The G4 is a great option and I hope WOLED technology continues to trounce QDOLEDs loss of color in blacks. WOLED’s whites are brighter as well. QD also gets oversaturated. 👎
Exactly. Dude thinks color is everything. The G4 is superior in literally every other category. Motion, processing, upscaling stable 144 etc. Plus a 5 year panel warranty. Going with the g4 is a no brainer.
Are you really trying to say the sony a95l, a95k, s95b, s90c, s90d, s95c, and s95d are all oversaturated tvs, and that only woled is a good buy for color?? Woled is old outdated tech they keep making brighter to distract from the fact that color is stale
@@Quantum_TVyou’re obviously trolling for content. Have you seen the side by side color comparison? Not really any noticeable difference. Lg beats Samsung in every single other area! Especially quality. Sounds like you bought a Samsung and are trying to justify that decision. The consensus is lg g4 2024 tv of the year. Not even a debate.
The colors on the QD-OLED look washed out when the TVs tone mapping is active. Washed out colors can happen on both QD-OLED and W-OLED with tone mapping, the two different types trade blows. In some cases it comes down to spitting hairs to see the differences between the two.
It lost color across the board. But hey...buy old woled tech. Just don't get mad when nanocell oled comes out and everyone is glowing it up because of the new quantum dots
@@Quantum_TV G4 is just a better overall TV + i can’t do 77” i already have one. This year I’ll do 83” and I’ll wait for an affordable 97” (I will do 10k). Stay tuned the G4 will be the TV of the year 😉.
Samsung qd-oleds are showing extra vibrant colors which not looks natural and painful to eye in longer watching. Lack of dolby vision, DTS pass through, poor back design for wall mounting(more gaps from the wall) and speakers are just behind the backpanel(8spkr in s90C) should be in downward direction. I have samsung eco system at my home but LG is the father of Oled panel with 11yr of experience.
That’s crazy as hell!!! Yet most of the main guys say that G4 is the best tv by far!! That’s why i fuck with you!!!! You tell so much truth, I’m shocked those companies haven’t hired a hit man! 🤣🫡
