Behind McDonalds got me giggling lol.

That’s a funny joke. We know u not serious but thx for the laugh kid

I'll wait for 6 months for the 150".

110" 99" 88" available. 77" on the horizon.

@@lochinvar50 Must be nice to be able to pay $300K for a TV! 🤑

nearly a decade. Samsung has proven it can be scaled down to consumer sizes. But the yields still have to come down dramatically. But OLED was astronomically expensive only a few years ago and look at the cost now. So i'm hopeful🤞🏿

@@bherbo3943 That seems like a good guess. I suppose if I get something fancy, it'll probably be a short throw projector anyway. I'd like to have an acoustically transparent screen and a nice big, quadratic diffusor on my front wall

It's more likely we will get the true QNED from Samsung before getting really affordable MicroLeds.

It could be faster than 10 years because many companies, especially chinese companies, are trying to get in on the action. Once the chinese are in, you know price will get really competitive really fast.

@@bherbo3943 They kept the price of OLED up to recoup the cost of their research and because LG was the only one allowed to make them for a while until Samsung could create their own technology and patent it. Now it's expected for prices to drop dramatically. They were going to have TCL sell OLEDs using Samsung panels but they must have realized that would be a bad idea for now.

It’s 2023 man. Everything going up in price.

@That Home Theater Dude Understood and this isnt a TV for the 99.999% of the general public.

@@ThatHomeTheaterDude Not really. TVs are insanely cheap now. It's funny to see boomer and right-wing types talking about poor people having big screens when in fact, that's not an indicator of wealth anymore.

Literal sapphire MicroLED, every emerging TV technology goes through it's "for people who don't have to ask what the price is" phase. It's basically a research platform. OLED went through it just like plasma did, etc. What makes me laugh is that these TVs have speaker systems. Idk who's getting this without a matching tier surround sound. (I say that and people will buy an A95K at MSRP and not even buy a 5.1 setup 🤣)

no one said it was. this is future tech

It does!

loads of people have it. But most of them aren’t showcasing it on youtube. its pocket money for the people who buy this tv

@@AppIeOfficial I believe it fam

I got you.

The 2021 110" MS1A is £150,000.

Maybe more than 5 years for that. Maybe 7-8 more years for 8k at that size and quality. But you are right, the day is coming.

For the 65" maybe. Not for 110".

Maybe 10-12 years.@@sentencecomplex9120

Truly

Yeah right.

@That Home Theater Dude I notice this seems to be a go to response from people who trade their time for money, can't afford 150k on a TV and dont collect money passively like myself. I'm sorry I don't have to go to a job for hours on end or make youtube to supplement my income, but that shouldnt make me an asshole. I respect what you do and your page, we just make our livings very differently. I was just trying to say I was excited for ordering mine and I was excited that you made a real review because I love your channel and no one else has made one aside from people showing it at the Samsung events. I'm trading out the 98" and going up, thanks for having a badass channel. I subbed.

Dude. What’s up? They don’t circulate these for review. That’s all I’m saying.

​@@ThatHomeTheaterDude I would bet my life this dude has a 43" Hisense that is 8 years old.

no shit

Never will be

@@DSFiveOsure they will in about 10 yrs

i think its stock samsung material

floor to ceiling

I’ll ask them

Indeed they are

You bought the X92J???

This thing costs $150K. Maybe that makes you feel better! lol

You forgot a 0 there. $150K

It’s not really an event. You have to get with your dealer to schedule a walkthrough. I’m going back next weekend I believe.

@@ThatHomeTheaterDude Makes sense. Thanks for the info. Knowing these are still out of my budget, I’ll hold off. Just thought it would be awesome to see them in person

Send me an email and we will get you sorted.

Yeah. I did a video at Samsung first look last year. Pretty sweet.

@@ThatHomeTheaterDude Cool video. There’s hardly anything on KZfaq about MicroLED, appreciate the vid 👍

anytime. this vid doing pretty good right now. :)

how do you think it gets to the store?

THIS. ☝️☝️☝️

Dolby vision has better whites, hdr10+ has better bright colors. They're not even that important unless the TV is in a dark room. If you're just throwing them in a bright living room they don't even matter.

@@xshelwynx The fact that every major manufacturer except Samsung includes it tells me that it's worth having

@@OfficalMr_Turkey yes there is. Please call me at the business in the video description

Only if I had the money 😔

When you check out tech like I do, ad free is the way to go.

those are small individual displays

unibody. you need bigger?

What is gaming like on this monster?

its not mine

it will reach 5k in 20 years

And a lifetime of beer

Searching for it, appears to be $150k

too expensive

I could make that happen.

It’s re-released 2018-2019 design with some sort of new processors. That’s how I feel it at least. But not so much improvement. It has a lot of potential yet it hasn’t sky rocketed yet

You don't have MicroLED, you may have MiniLED. You don't need DP 2.1 for 4K120Hz. HDMI 2.1 is enough for that and you don't even need DSC. 4K165Hz needs DSC. DP 2.1 will be needed for 8K120Hz, but there is no monitor or TV that can do it yet from a cable, not sure about Streaming. DP 2.1 is fairly new and only the 7000 Series from AMD has it. NVidia 4000 doesn't. Those connections, resolutions, refresh rates and color depths that require those connections will be needed and more widely available @ 2024. Until then HDMI 2.1, DP 1.4 and 4K120Hz is the way to got for now.

You don't even know what you're talking about 😂

How do you have a 55 inch Micro led when you don't even have that size to sell? at most you have an Oled or confused with the garbage, I mean... Mini led.

​@he has mini LED

I don’t think it has any. It’s DV led

Just like OLED, every pixel on a microLED is its own "dimming zone". As in, they can all switch off and on independently of each other for perfect blacks. MicroLED's biggest advantages over OLED are brigthness and lack of burn-in issues. Biggest disadvantage is obviously price. 😆

there are other options to get a bigger screen without borders. Give me a call yeah?

It costs 157.000 Dollars

@@newmankidman5763 lol, I'll wait until the new short throw projectors hit the 2k mark.

@@MarianoPerez, cool

Good point.

Dork

100" TVs will probably never be standard. Even if it gets to be more affordable, most homes don't even have enough wall real estate to even mount the TV. Also we are more than just a couple years away from this getting to be affordable. I'm guessing at least a decade.

I have a 100 inch sony. its pretty rad

Whatchu mean?

It becomes 220 not 400 inch

@@Cosmic.Perspective he didn't buy the TV's😂😂😂

You really failed at maths dude😂

Post it😏

A few folks here that don't get sarcasm..🤦🏾

That has to be joke question.

Obviously Micro LED isn't anywhere near as mature as OLED is. Technology keeps improving at a rapid pace.

@@PSYCHOV3N0M yeah I hope it solves it's issues soon. I love the tech but downsides are way too much.