12th may, it was supposed to go on preorder on the 12th April but got knocked back by a month
Looks black enough to me in Vincent’s bright roomHoping that the QD OLED TVs don’t exhibit the same bright room/poor black issues the Alienware monitor does
I would go more VA than IPS TBH it doesn’t look too bad to me still looks nice and black, also I’m not sure how many people allow direct light to hit the screen(can damage OLED screens), Top emission panels were always going have a problem with direct light shinning on the screen due to the panel structure and there is also a lack of a polarising layer. People seem to forget plasmas did the same thing.Looks like the QD OLED might suffer from the light reflection/diffusion issue of the Alienware.
LG OLED:
QD OLED
Looks almost IPS-like
That’s because WOLED has got people used to that colour tone who now think it looks right and that’s the way it should look, put up a pioneer kuro or Panasonic plasma against both QD-OLED and WOLED and QD-OLED would be a closer match to the plasma colour. I’m not saying WOLED is bad I have owned one since 2014, it’s just OD-OLED is the next step to a more accurate better picture quality, the true leap forward will be when microLED becomes mainstream
The do it’s called lower prices, WOLED doesn’t all of a sudden become a bad buy because of QD-OLED(it still produces an amazing picture and dynamic range), this will be great for the consumer, because of QD-OLEDs release I have no doubt we will see 55” LG OLED for around £5/600 and 65” for under £1000 come Black Friday, it’s going to be weird because it’s probably going to be more expensive to buy a 42/48” OLED over a 55” OLED.
Wait a minute your judging a TVs dynamic range and what it looks like through what your seeing on a tv/iPad/monitor from a youtube channel that’s filmed from a camera that doesn’t have the dynamic range of the TV and YouTubes compression? Or do you have the Alienware monitor? If it’s the first there is now way you can judge a tv by a YouTube video. What I will also say is no TV can even come close to the brightness of “real life outdoors”
It’s through a favour
If your sensitive to Pixel response and smearing I don’t understand why you haven’t gone for a LG CX/1/2 with its instantaneous pixel response time and no smearing, the only thing the Phillips beats the LG on is it’s insane sustained brightness, TBH I don’t think QD-QLED would be a good choice as a monitor due to its pixel structure especially for productivity work
Looks black enough to meLooks like the QD OLED might suffer from the light reflection/diffusion issue of the Alienware.
LG OLED:
QD OLED
Looks almost IPS-like
I have an OLED, 65GZ2000, I was pointing out that people saying that QD-OLEDs aren’t black in normal day light is a non issue. When I get my 65A95K I will be doing a side by side comparison
Yep same here which is why I’m getting the 65A95K
Exactly this, the meltdown on the yank AVS is absolutely hilarious
Where have you seen those prices? The A95K is £3.5
Ahhh, snap that baby up TBHEmployee discount
That’s incorrect, I have the A95K and only 2 ports are 2.1
It replaced my 65GZ2000, I’m absolutely over the moon the A95K is head and shoulders above anything that’s out there right nowWhat do you think of the A95K now you had it for a while ?
Also which model TV did it replace ?
Mine came today but i don't know when i get it setup
Was the owner letting the panel do it’s refreshes, or was he switching straight off at the wallBurn in on 4 month old S95B, owner said he used the screen at HDR max brightness all the time
This is what happens when Samsung doesn’t reinforce the panel, there are no problems with bent panels with the Sony A95K’s. I remember my first OLED an LG 55EA980 was reinforced with carbon fibre as LG wanted to show of how slim it was but knew it needed reinforced properly, Samsung I see dont want to put the effort in.
I have the A95K and it’s by far the best TV I have ever owned, the processing and scaling is so far ahead of anything Samsung can put out.
