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Best HDMI 2.1 4K+ HDR TV for Consoles [2020]
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Silent_Buddha
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Definitely not perfect, but it's still a lot lot better than the best LCDs in everything except potential burn-in. Still no hint of burn-in (or more correction burn-out) on my set. Will be interesting to see when it appears. I'll be quite happy if there's no perceptable burn-out by year 4 or 5. Whenever it gets noticeable at PC distances, I'll likely just move it into the living room for use there.
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SB
DuckThor Evil
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Personally if the picture quality of my Q9FN was the same in game mode as it is outside of it, I would prefer it over my CX in most usage scenarios. The CX can't touch it in bright HDR-scenes, just today I did comparison with this clip on my sets.
(Matrix Resurrections)
And I wouldn't have hard time choosing which screen I'd use to see it.
Don't get me wrong I very much like the CX and for gaming it's the one I use, but even there I do miss the power of the backlight of my other set.
(Matrix Resurrections)
And I wouldn't have hard time choosing which screen I'd use to see it.
Don't get me wrong I very much like the CX and for gaming it's the one I use, but even there I do miss the power of the backlight of my other set.
Silent_Buddha
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Sure, I totally get that this is a thing for some people. Otherwise there'd be no reason to get anything other than an OLED set.
But as I mentioned, for me, anything brighter than my LG OLED would be completely useless as I don't have it anywhere close to max brightness. And even at my settings, in a dark or dimly lit room, HDR can still be blindingly bright to me, enough that I have to squint my eyes to view some content.
Obviously if you do most of your media viewing or gaming in a brightly lit room, then higher brightness might be useable (as in your case), so yeah. Not perfect.
But again, for me, even if it was too dim, I still wouldn't go back to any LCD in existence just due to the rubbish blacks and loss of detail when there's motion (especially fast motion) in movies, TVs or games.
Since I have a LCD and OLED side by side in my PC setup it's really easy to see just how much loss of detail there is in really dark scenes or fast motion video (or games) by just replaying those things side by side.
And again, different people have different tolerances for different things. Thus, there will never be a "thing" (TV or other) that appeals to everyone in the same way.
So yeah, I get why many people still debate whether they should get an OLED or LCD.Regards,
SB
And again, different people have different tolerances for different things. Thus, there will never be a "thing" (TV or other) that appeals to everyone in the same way.
Seems mini led kinda make lcd really close to the oled quality without the oled downsides.
At least from the review of Apple mini led devices.
The wall mounted G1 is thicker. Using some extension/telescope arm for a cam and glueing it behind the back shouldn't be an insolvable problem.
DuckThor Evil
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DuckThor Evil
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Then OLED gonna be good fit for you, probably.
Even better black level than lcd, and dimmer than lcd.
Even better black level than lcd, and dimmer than lcd.
DuckThor Evil
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We were joking. I don't watch my screens with sunglasses... but I actually have both (LCD and Oled) so I'm good
any TLDW? the video is too long and it was full of ramblings
He does mention that it have "a prescription" type of lenses that change perspective of things. But what the heck did he mean?
Does it make things sharper? Make things blurrier? Make things larger? Why not place the glasses in front of the camera lense (with fixed focus set) to show the effect to some extent to the viewer?
anyway.
not sure if it have blue light filter... but for those glasses with blue light filter.. then why not just simply reduced the blue in display setting? or set the color to be warmer?
as for glasses that makes things darker... why not reduce the display backlight brightness?
that probably would be nauseating for me. At least with VR headset with incorrect IPD and incorrect scaling. Although with magnification that small, maybe its just the ipd that will be nauseating. lets spin this into a new thread?
There's talk about Samsung coming out with QD-OLED and selling some panels to Sony and others.
Not clear how it will compare with WOLED panels from LG.
Johnny Awesome
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Thanks for all the help over the years in this thread.
I finally pulled the trigger on a 77" LG C1 today as the price finally came down in Canada to match the US price (after accounting for exchange). I'm moving from 1080p 60 mid-range LCD to 4K 120 OLED.
I finally pulled the trigger on a 77" LG C1 today as the price finally came down in Canada to match the US price (after accounting for exchange). I'm moving from 1080p 60 mid-range LCD to 4K 120 OLED.
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