I'm currently deciding on a Samsung QN65Q8CAMFXZA (QLED 65"), or an LG OLED65E7P (OLED 65"), OLED Is $1k more, is it worth it?
How is upscaling?, I have ~15Tb of 1080p encodes, how will they look at UHD resolution? These are played via my laptop via Emby via Roku
The TV isn't for gaming, just Movies & TV.
They'll just look like 1080p media on a larger screen. At least the ratio is 4:1.
i'd pick a 1080p OLED over a 4K LCD
OLED has incredible contrast, better than CRTs or Plasma
only downside is OLED is sussceptable to screen burn and wearing out, like CRTs, so keep that in mind (don't display static images for long periods)
I have the 2016 55" 4k LG OLED TV. Cost me $2,300 AUD.
I absolutely love it, no regrets. I can't even take a picture of it, there's so much contrast between light and dark. I'll never go back to LED TVs now.
Burn in on these new OLED TVs isn't a huge issue. I'd still be cautious, but you don't have to baby them.
>Burn in on these new OLED TVs isn't a huge issue. I'd still be cautious, but you don't have to baby them.
yea, still feel like i should mention it
if someone's using their LCD tv as a still photo frame they're not going to have a fun time with an OLED tv
if you're old enough to be familiar with CRTs, you should know how to treat them
What's the difference between the:
OLED65C7T
OLED65E7T
OLED65G7T
Start at 5.8k, last ends at 7.9k
& for normal TV use do you really have to worry about burn-in?
Answered my own question: the E7 & G7 come with a speaker :fancy:
is the soundbar speaker really worth the extra $2k?, could you get better for cheaper?
>& for normal TV use do you really have to worry about burn-in?
not really, especially not with web-dl/bluray stuff, as they don't have a static logo in the corner like a lot of broadcast stuff
Sound bar is good, but probably not worth it. If you're going to get a TV that good, you'll want a proper sound system.