1080p OLED or 4k LCD?

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Looking at replacing my 6 year old 46 inch Sony x4500 and I'm eying up the LG 1080p OLED TV which can now be had for under £1200. Now, I can't see 4k being useful for quite a few years yet, so surely OLED is the way to go? I don't really want to spend big money on another LCD and 4k OLED is out of my price range.
 
I'm not too bothered about response times to be honest. Play the odd ps4 game now and again. Most of my gaming is done on my pc upstairs. I'm definitely leaning towards the 55EC930V oled at the moment.
 
I haven't noticed any tint on mine at all to be honest, but then I haven't actually gone looking for it. As long as you don't see these things during normal viewing, then no problem. Just need to find a decent guide with some good settings now. How have you got yours set up?
 
Thanks for the settings, still fiddling with mine really.

Currently using:

ISF1

OLED LIGHT 60
CONTRAST 80
BRIGHTNESS 50
H SHARP 10
V SHARP 10
COLOUR 50
TINT NONE
ASPECT JUST SCAN
BLACK LEVEL LOW
GAMMA 2.4
 
Made a few tweaks:

ISF1

OLED LIGHT 55
CONTRAST 81
BRIGHTNESS 50
H SHARP 10
V SHARP 10
COLOUR 50
TINT NONE
ASPECT JUST SCAN
BLACK LEVEL LOW
GAMMA 2.2
COLOUR TEMP WARM1

Looks better now. Think I'm happy with that.
 
Watched a couple of films on the new settings now and I think they are final now :)

Can't believe how good this TV looks, especially in dark scenes!
 
After having this oled for a week, I have no idea why anyone would pick an LCD over oled. Now I have it set up right, it blows any LCD away, even 4k.
 
I have to admit, a lot of people I know think they have LED TV's and just don't understand it when I try to explain that it's really just an LCD TV with an led backlight. It's all about marketing to Joe blogs.

In fact, I told a friend (who I don't consider stupid) that I had bought an oled TV and he had no clue what oled was despite owning a galaxy s6.
 
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