@Gman5218. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Means allot. Yes they both have pros and cons over one another. I do not personally see a difference in brightness while watching in a brighter environment. I actually tend to gear more towards the qd oled as it looks to he a little more clearer of an image over the mini led. Either way, I love to put them side by side just to show you all what I see.

@788Buju. Hey there and thank you for your support.

@birdt82. Thank you so much.for.your kind words. It really means allot. Thank you. You are the best. 🙂

@idkBlud923. Nice. I'm glad you like your g3. I can't wait to see it next to the A95L too. Hope to hear what you think in the comments.

@@NexGenTekmassive loss of Color on the g3, how?

@@NexGenTekI got a perfect panel my tv have no uniformity issue , also the massive color loss was not an issue but in game mode there was a little difference while comparing to filmmaker mode but the G3’s content looks so cinematic that Samsung just didn’t had and the specular highlights are brighter and more defined

@@NexGenTek enjoy brother

I wish they'd redo comparisons with the 75" as it is superior.

@boriskamenov. Hey, thank you for the comment and checking out the video. I'm glad the dropouts are gone. Thank you for the tip. Thank you so much for your support. I really do live the s95c. It is the brightest and most colorful TV for gaming out of all 3 of them. In game mode, it still pops. But I hope that samsung addresses these issues because they will lose customers because of the dropouts. You can't expect people to just accept that junk if problem, especially when there are other choices out there that make a more reliable tv and better quality control. This is nit the first time I've had similar problems with samsung and there dropouts.

@faraichitauro3315. Thank you for the comment and for checking out the video. I don't think it's a black crush. It may possibly be the camera.

Black crush would only crush a black and a gray and make them look the same. A white star would never be crushed to black unless it's a local dimming algorithm on an LED. They are on opposite ends of the gamma curve

Nice. I hope it helps.

@xxxxxx4085. Hey, thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Yea, I know. I'm sorry. I just didn't have time to set up the way I usually do, plus I wanted to move right and left to show the blooming.

​@@consumerreview2kThanks for the anserw. I willingly see your comparisons of different MiniLED TVs if you have the opportunity. Especially in the games.

@birdt82. Hey, it's nice to hear from you again. Yes, I will make sure I mention that. It's funny because today I went to bestbuy and inwas looking at all the sony tvs and some looked really bad on display. Especially the mini led tvs.

@cherbrubin. Hey, thank you for the comment and for checking out the video. The highlights with dtm are very good in my personal opinion. Sometimes, you definitely can notice where the hisense struggle in gradation, which I didn't speak much on, but regardless, I still think the tv offers remarkable value and quality for a really good price. It is definitely worth the money for the u8k, in my opinion. Audio is phenomenal, especially for its price. It can compete with the best built-in tv speaker systems out there in the 65-inch space easily. Probably the top 5 for many. And the picture quality is great. The tv has roughly 1000 dimming zones but plays the dimming zones very well, especially when set to high. The performance like motion, I definitely notice it can lack for sure. I agree, but nonetheless, if you're just streaming or playing video games on a new gen console like ps5 or Xbox series, x plugged in to the hdmi 2.1 ports (Only 2 of them) you should be able to have a fantastic experience that is very good. It's not an oled or qdoled, but it's still has great pq. Again, this is all perspective. Yes, you can get better, but it will cost more as well. I just think it fills a really good space that a good 75% of the people out there would love the tv

@bigsdub7888. Nice to hear from you again. I was thinking about doing that, but 3 77-inch tvs stacked in a row, I think, will take up all the space I have.

@@consumerreview2k True, but it will be well worth it, a lot of people want to see this, as there isn’t a lot of content posted with that configuration…

@myquietreviewsfeaturingc. Nice to hear from you. Wow nice. The c9 was one of my favorite tvs. There giving a new panel as a courtesy? That's awesome. It's like getting a new TV basically. Good luck I hope it really works out.

plus a lot of the blooming is non-existent in moderately lit rooms... Oled's have no perceivable advantage in those conditions. How about a review under those lighting conditions instead of pitch black with zero bias lighting?

@spwhatmeworry. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Most people do not watch at an angle for sure but many ppl do too. And your right the starts are more of an extreme comparison hence why I did another demo which was a little more realistic to most scenes. The mulit colored flame seen is a representation of dark scenes that are not as aggressive but with contrasting colors. Like many scenes in real world dark scene content which I explain the blooming is not as obvious even at an angle. So my point was that it was more realistic to what most scenes are. The star light demo was a more aggressive demo to show how the blooming in dimming zones gets handled and to show the difference of hiw the 2 different technologies work and why you would want one over the other. But in most cases like in my previous videos blooming is not as noticeable as many may think. I love the hisebse u8k. I would would recommend it to anyone

​@@spwhatmeworryoled is superior no matter what lighting you are.

@@trapt29 that is not true. Every professional review for OLED insists on dark room conditions for the weak brightness to come through.

@spwhatmeworry I don't know what reviews you are referring to. I've had three oled tvs and brightness has never been a concern. I have had to turn brightness down on my G2 in fact.

@jessemoore7081. Hey thank you for the comment and checking out the video. Yes indeed. I would recommend the U8K to anyone whose not looking to spend as much as an A95K or any other premium tv.

That is exactly what I think, no one sits at the sides for a tv. Not until.. I gets up for a cup of drink, to do some house chores, to work on my dining table, ahhh.. all those off angles color/brightness increase or loss. For a pc monitor, one might spend less time off the table. For a TV (non gaming), its not the case for many ppl.