I’ve seen many videos of OLED vs QLED. To me this is by far the most complete and informative one. Easily explained and understood. Well done. Thank you!

This is a brilliant video that explains OLED v QLED in simple language which, unlike so many videos, is easy to listen to and understand. The verbal delivery is clear and well-paced rather than too fast or mumbled, and for that I thank you greatly. The section on viewing at an angle was a real eye-opener and is a key factor in my choice, as is eye comfort. A sincere thank you for one of the best videos I've seen in ages.

Excellent review. I like at the end where you sum up the advantages very much in details

This is one of the underrated videos. Excellent coverage of pros and cons of each technology.

Hi! Excellent review. It's been weeks now me deciding if I should go for Oled or Qled. You definitely helped me make my decision. Thanks

You’re so good at explaining this, I have a much better understanding now others are just confusing. You got my subscribe

Explained so precise!!! Love your reviews and information.... keep up the videos.....

Simple, honest and bang on target... Thank you for making me choose my option.. cheers!!

Thanks for what you do brotherman. I appreciate the assist and guidance.

Thank you for such detailed comparison video between the two screen technologies.

Thank you, One of the better ones for understanding things was your video.

Really helpful and great video. Thanks man

Best explained! Thanks for the video.

Very good, easy to understand video. Thank you 🙂

Thank you for making this presentation. I am looking to get a new TV and my family members are pushing me to get a 65'' OLED TV. The one I have now I've owned for 7-years and I just can't get past the price of some of the OLED TV's. I am still looking and this has been a tremendous help. Thank you.

Great video! The video is very easy to understand. Thank you!

Very nice review. Thank you!

This video suits me tight!! Thank you so much, now I know what to buy

Most honest review i have ever seen

Thanks; extremely informative!

Great video. I still prefer the QLED because I do not want to have to worry about burn out ever.

Great review! This helped me a lot!

very informative video, you should have a million subscribers.

Hi! Thanks for watching & hope you find this useful. I have glossed over a lot of details in the hopes of saving time, this video is still my longest ever so clearly there's much to discuss. If you would like more in depth info on a specific topic, let me know and I may be able to make something happen :)

Exceptional explanation ..thankyou

You are the first reviewer that actually said that color is equal. Every other review I've seen give QLED the decided edge for colors. In my opinion QlED tvs have awesome, more punchier colors than OLED. I will say that if you're watching TV in the dark, then OLED wins the detail battle hands down.

You did a good job !

I understood the difference better. Thank you!

Great video man, this really helped

Excellent review.

Congrats for 303 Subs.!

Thanks for the information. My 50'' Samsung stop working after 9 years. I'm shopping for a new tv and I think i made up my mind now

Great video, but you were not accurate on one thing which you paid very little attention to, but it was a very big deal when I was taking a decision on which TV to buy. It's true that OLED panels are way thinner than QLED but LG OLED TVs processing hardware, HDMI ports etc. are attached to the screen itself so you end up with very very thin screen attached to a very very big hardware. Because I was aiming for a very clean, minimalistic, cabeless wall mount look for my new apartment, the Samsung was my only choice since it's hardware is external. So if we are talking TV by TV comparison, the Samsung QN900A is around 6 times thinner than LG C2 OLED for example. I gave this exact model comparison because I have the Samsung in my living room and the LG in my bedroom. If a freshly Samsung owner is reading this and is frustrated from the TV black levels, let me help you. Because of energy regulations, which Samsung should obey, their default settings aim to dim the screen a lot, lowering the brightness from multiple settings. When I first turned the TV, I was very frustrated and even considered returning it. After a lot of digging and experimenting I found out that some settings are not very obviously set per each Picture Mode. So all settings which I'll list here you should manually set 5 times for each 5 Picture Modes. Picture -> Picture Expert Settings: Brightness - 50 Contrast - 50 Picture Clarity Settings - Auto Local Dimming - High Contrast Enhancer - Low Colour Tone - Standard General -> Intelligent Mode Settings: Off General -> Power and Energy Saving: Brightness Optimisation: Off Brightness Reduction: Off Motion Lighting: Off Again, keep in mind that ALL of those settings are per picture mode, even the ones in General. Those settings, of course, can differ between TV models, but this is what I can do for you. Have a nice day.

Great video my friend! A ton of generally good to know info when gettin into the scene nice work!

Plz do a full review on your c8 oled. Thanks

smart review .. I liked it

Great video thank you, I was pleased it was not to technical, goes right over my head . After watching your video I will now buy an OLED.

I don't know, the feeling of watching action movie on a TV screen with fast response time definitely worth it.

Nice video. And nice front room bud! Im thinking youre an oled fan. Im still on the fence with this...I love my edge lit led but I want to upgrade..but I love the brightness of the led.

Yeah, i don't know about that oled has less lag, at least watching moving objects, such as cars passing by, text on the side of the trucks etc. Indent to get blurry, while as in Qled, you can read those texts easily... might be a different thing, but qled have come really close in every aspect vs oled.

Boy, when I first watched your video, it was ONLY to see an unbiased view of OLED vs. Qled ( which you did a GREAT job )but AFTER watching the entire video, I COULDN'T NOT SUBSCRIBE. You did a better job then I could have imagined. Kudo's for that !!! Quick question, but Very important to me: I decided on the OLEG, but my TV is on 24/7 ( I have 2 Cancers, and rarely leave my room - AND use the TV as white noise to get me to sleep, and I enjoy it on all the time, and when I'm on computer, it's there next to me. So with it on 24/7 ( watching movie's, occasionally History channel, etc. and just bought the MONSTERBOX X1 PRO ) Should I worry about burn -in with my type of usage ???????

Great vid, new sub here 👍🏼

I think QLED is the way to go for TV displays. Burn-in is such a huge drawback; if you are going to be using your TV for gaming or watch the news a lot or just a particular channel, you will begin to see areas where pixels are brighter and parts where they are duller. For games you will probably see things like health bar, the map, basically any HUD components. Even if you watch movies, most movies have a ratio of 21:9 and your display is 16:9 so this is why movies have black bars at the top and bottom of the TV; those pixels are turned off so if you watch a lot of movies, those pixels are unused. When you decide you want to see something that does cover your whole screen, the pixels where the bars used to be will be brighter then the middle.

Excellent video

Please talk about refresh rates

Eye comfort is a big thing for me, I’m not a fan of much brighter screens. Hurts my eyes a bit too much.

Nice review, but what do you think the best tv for gaming 2021 Samsung or LG ? that can really support both PS5 and XSX thanks and more power to your channel 😎

Can I change the aspect ratio on the qn85 or any of the Samsung? I have the original old 2017 lg oled tv that can change anytime so it will fit tv. I don’t like the top & bottom black bars. It defeats the size of the tv. Also my old Samsung won’t let me change either. Please help! Thx.

Brilliant

Way to keep it simple. That's what regular Joe Shmoes want. You will build subscribers.

Hmmm... I never seen something Burned in a tv.. I have had a samsung 4k tv for about 9 years and replaced it this week for a LG c2 65". Didn't know it was such a difference! Also.. I game about 3 hours a day and about 3 hours max just watching television. I don't think the burn in would be a problem with my time watching the tv... I play mostly games without any huds so I don't think it will burn in fast.

Great and profissional

So now that you have had your OLED for 2 years now is there any burn in at all? I am really interested to know. Thanks!

You need a TV with high nits these days. Unless you just watch SDR. So panel type doesn't matter without high nit's. Average TVs simply don't get bright enough

I Really Wanna Get OLED Cuase Of All The Better Colors And Everything But.. That Screen Burning.. That's The Only Issue I Have.. Might Need To Get QLED

If OLED can suffer from burn in, does this mean a QLED should be better for gaming. Games always have a static HUD somewhere 🤔 I’m in the market for a 120 hz 4K TV with VRR for console gaming. I don’t watch much TV, mainly any kind of motor sport. The TV would be used for gaming predominantly

I'm no expert on any of this, but I am curious about the topic discussed @8:18 about refresh rate. I see gaming monitors being marketed as 175hz, 240hz and above. How is this deceptive? I was under the impression that competitive gamers wanted to play at very high framerates with a monitor capable of refreshing fast enough to display those frames with as little lag as possible so that they can see movement in the game a split second before their opponent, thus giving them an edge. Please clarify how these high refresh rates are simply marketing. Or are you pointing out that TVs don't need refresh rates in the multiple hundreds since all content is shot at much lower fps and thus there's no point to refresh at 240hz if you're watching a movie at 24fps?

Plasma in test too ?

Imo OLED, QLED and LCD in general has blooming which takes away from the image even with QLED and 1,000+ nits you still get milky colors and it tends to wash the picture out a bit which OLED has no issues with this and Full array local dimming helps to a point but even then its still not even close to what OLED can do and with tvs so basically your adding brightness to a meh contrast tv and I feel with all great tvs it starts with contrast which is why OLED with higher contrast and lower peak brightness looks better and samsung knows that which is why try moving mini led etc atm nothing is beating OLED tech

Hatch D??

Interesting. I got a Dell AW3423DWF - THE so called gaming monitor. But when Watching a movie on Netflix on an Apple TV with only 250 Nits in Standard Mode I find it way too dark. And you say OLED is eve darker than my premium QLED 250 Nits monitor? Damn! What should I do now? :D

I found two OLED LG TVs within significantly prices differences. I have major question. How much important is 50 vs. 100Hz for gaming within PS5?

I saw another comparison and Qled has ZERO reflection where as OLED still gets reflection from lights on, windows etc.. Also you have to watch OLED in darker rooms to get that black level contrast etc...they definitely are too expensive and I have the 1st Samsung, Q TV 55 inch,,still working beautifully after 3 to 4 years . I'm sticking with QLED until Oled fixes the screen burn out and dont care about Gaming so that feature brings my decision even better for me. ALso the eye fatigue is mainly for Gamers...there you have it.

Yeah, I am one of those people that will not make the purchase until I can afford what I want. To me the OLED has more value. I come from the old plasma tv days and OLED is more up my alley. It can be more expensive for the bigger screens so I have been waiting for the prices to be more affordable. They are about there now.

1080p is still viable for the future, definitely the next 10 years. 4K content isn't produced readily since it requires bandwidth and processing power that eats up CPU's and GPU's like a plague. It's not a big a jump as 480i to 1080p unless you're close to your monitor to see the minute details. Color, input lag, and refresh rate should be more important than just resolution.

does OLed has Screen burn in effect on a *"one fine day , it will happen"* frequency ?

Personally I think OLED tvs aren't a viable option for most people when you consider their price compared to their advantage.

Anyone....help...i would like a 4k 65 to 70 inch tv Alexa, apple or roku integrated. For tv and movie watching.. Picture clarity is most important. I want to keep it at $1k or less. I'm a Costco member but would go elsewhere if needed. Second or third tier brand tier brand would be fin3 if reliable ie tcl or hisense. THOUGHTS? Thank you all.

I have oled 4k and neo qled 8k and response time ia much better on qled ...oled i had some issuse in fast sceans....so qled is better by my opinion

I have an LG OLED which has developed image burn-in twice: original panel was replaced after 2 years, and now 2 years after again, even though my Apple TV and my conventional cable TV each have picture switch off to moving image screens from any paused picture. Therefore LG OLED TV can burn in without having the TV image on for "a very long time"

QLED only for me. Burn in bothers me to much.

For me it's in a bright room , so QLED . He didn't get into ease of use , I prefer Samsung for this.

I have an OLED TV LG B7 65 inch and QLED Q60R 82 inch I swear QLED TV is better than OLED TV

I really wanna buy a Oled tv and I know I can but that’s the only thing stopping me from getting a expensive OLED tb the burn in I’m worried because my girl watches Netflix certain shows and tend to majority of the time to leave it paused and leave it there for little bit but not to long but Iknow a Oled I would love a lot more then a qled for our room because we both only watch tv at night should I be worried about burn in

Mini-Led TVs are making the decision even harder.

TXL & Hisense DONT get their panels from Samsung. FYI.

If you're not decked out with cash just get the $8k usd tv. Got it chief.

It's funny , OLED is a little better but, all the catagories for QLED fit my lifestyle more and it's cheaper.......bring on the 85 incher.

For me QLED way to go

Burn-in is a huge price to pay and the only thing that makes me think about QLED...

oled beats the pants off any led tv for gaming and hdr

sounds to me like qled wins

listen to me fellas, most important aspect is money and qled is what you can afford

basically led and Qled are the same and samsung want to confuse us😂

' should add 4 colors as AQUOs on the TV... blue - green - red - yellow... no wonder why this man use a cap on the head

You missed a CRUCIAL metric - life span. OLEDs have a much shorter useful life.