So, what is the difference, and can you notice between the below models, besides the price.
Getting a 65" TV.
OLED 4K UHD
QLED 4K UHD
LED 4K UHD
How are LG TVs?
Getting a 65" TV.
OLED 4K UHD
QLED 4K UHD
LED 4K UHD
How are LG TVs?
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OLED is better picture than QLED but more expensive.
LG is the leader in OLED TVs.
LG is the leader in OLED TVs.
I can't comment good or bad on LG's but I've always bought Samsung. I've had a 40" in the basement for 12 years that still works like new. Honestly if you are buying from the store just look at em and decide which picture you think is best. Is it just for TV? Otherwise I wouldn't worry too much about the little specs
What will you be hooking up to it? Rabbit ears, 4K player, XBOX Series X, 1080i cable via HDMI? All those TVs support different features that may or may not matter to you. OLED tends to burn in if you play the same video game all the time although that hasn't happened to me yet. Sites like Best Buy usually have a good break down. If your devices don't matter, go with your eyes and budget. Happy shopping!
I stream and mostly for Sports and Movies. Friend has just the LG 65" LED 4k UHD, picture looks good. The difference in price for this one vs OLED is about $1000. Do not know if it is worth it.
Understood, I got the OLED for 4K HDR gaming and 4K movie players.
Just did a quick search. Room lighting might matter to you.
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We have a 50" LG plasma and a 65" Sony OLED at home. The OLED is a phenomenal TV with an incredible picture. Looked at the QLED and regular LED, the OLED is more expensive, but if you spend a lot of time watching, you'll never regret the purchase. More vivid colors, blacker blacks and a very sharp image. Well worth the money for sports and 4k viewing.
i know lg is popular but i am not a fan. hated their interface and sw when i had one. sony has never disappointed me.
Oh, I have researched and read about them, just getting other opinions. if that is ok.
I'd never buy an LG tv again. We only buy Samsung. Had nothing but trouble with LG tvs.
Still have a 55" Panasonic Plasma for main TV, Samsung and Sony 42" that I won. So, growing up with black and white only and 3 channels, I have witnessed the changes in TV technology. So, I can appreciate the changes. Can afford the OLED, but can also use the extra cash toward a new 9.9 4 stroke outboard
One thing I notice with OLED, is the black color is better and does not blend in to block other colors or picture. Does that make sense?
TVs that big might need to be delivered even if purchased at a store in town. They occasionally get damaged, would be a good idea to have them set up to confirm it's good. Will probably need 2 people to transfer and setup. If not could be a hassle to return etc. Might be an extra fee.
I have a Panasonic plasma also, 65" still works great and to me the picture seems very good too. Just plain lcd has been around a long time and are cheap. The others are the newer technology.Still have a 55" Panasonic Plasma for main TV, Samsung and Sony 42" that I won. So, growing up with black and white only and 3 channels, I have witnessed the changes in TV technology. So, I can appreciate the changes. Can afford the OLED, but can also use the extra cash toward a new 9.9 4 stroke outboard
One thing I notice with OLED, is the black color is better and does not blend in to block other colors or picture. Does that make sense?
They haven't made plasma TVs for awhile now. I have decided to just keep this till it blows. Hope it doesn't blow plasma all over 😳
Samsung, from what I have read, are as good. With that being said, we have a 65 LG OLED Evo, and I cannot imagine a better picture.
We have a projector as well, to use outside on occasion at night. It was quite expensive, for what you get, and they don't really work in bright daylight.
If you are just watching tv with or w/o 4K, you can get an 85” Samsung 4K UHD LED LCD for $899.00 at Costco.
I'd be willing to bet that if I set up 10 TV's in my living room that maybe 1 in 10 people might be able to pick out the most expensive one via the picture alone.
I think you would be surprised how different they look next to each other. Our OLED is on a roller stand in our sunroom that I wheel into the family room as overflow when there is more than one game. The other tv is 4k UHD and it looks like complete dogshit next to it. On its own it looks good enough.
Hell with the TV get the less expensive one that gets the job done. About the boat motor, is it a kicker, or a HP restriction on a lake? This is what's important!Still have a 55" Panasonic Plasma for main TV, Samsung and Sony 42" that I won. So, growing up with black and white only and 3 channels, I have witnessed the changes in TV technology. So, I can appreciate the changes. Can afford the OLED, but can also use the extra cash toward a new 9.9 4 stroke outboard
One thing I notice with OLED, is the black color is better and does not blend in to block other colors or picture. Does that make sense?
Got a cheap one for Christmas, audio sucks but picture does the trick for night games or Halloween movie projected in the driveway on the garage door.
I can just notice the difference watching Peacock on my laptop than the 4k TV. I'm spending up next time we need a tv. But, our current tv in the living room is as wide as piano next to it.
There’s no great solution for audio outside that I have found, unless you go hog wild.
I have an 85" Sony LCD Bravia, and an 65" LG OLED that are 4K. Yes, OLED has darker blacks, but both are a great watching experience. Most of my family cannot tell the difference between them and my 10 yo Samsung 43" 1080p when sitting at a proper distance. They are all over 120 HZ. Don't get a 60 HZ refresh rate.
TV manufacturers don't care about sound....they want you to buy the soundbars, etc.
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