Not even remotely similar. OLED controls every pixel.

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Mar 28, 2024
12:58:54pm

cambo All-American

Also, my OLED is in my living room next to 3 large windows. Works just fine. My favorite TV.

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Considering buying an OLED tv. Worth it?

boorad

Mar 28, 12:14pm

YES

HingleMcCringleberry

Mar 28, 12:14pm

I love OLED. I don't think I could go back.

justAnotherCoug

Mar 28, 12:18pm

Wait for MicroLED.

Genghis Spreads

Mar 28, 12:24pm

How long will he have to wait?

TNT

Mar 28, 12:32pm

There is one left in stock for anyone interested. Reasonably priced too.

darkcoug

Mar 28, 12:42pm

Only $150K?

Genghis Spreads

Mar 28, 12:54pm

It will be better, but a long time before affordability.

HingleMcCringleberry

Mar 28, 12:44pm

TNT started reading about this. The technology is not really ready for mass

TNT

Mar 28, 12:50pm

I just got a new tv last week and decided against OLED

byujag

Mar 28, 12:43pm

The newest gen of LG has brighter screen. I have one. Also downside is cost.

Don Carlton

Mar 28, 12:53pm

Not even remotely similar. OLED controls every pixel.

cambo

Mar 28, 12:58pm

I know, that's why I said mine is like the QLED, not the OLED

byujag

Mar 28, 1:20pm

Yes. Absolutely. I have LG. Great TV

Don Carlton

Mar 28, 12:52pm

ABSOLUTELY WORTH IT

cambo

Mar 28, 12:55pm

Only hesitation is if it will be in a brightly lit room. Otherwise OLED is

Pablo Bot

Mar 28, 12:58pm

Which is why it shouldn't be a hesitation. Current model OLEDs do just fine

cambo

Mar 28, 1:00pm

sure, but "just fine" isn't the benchmark I would want to use. The big advantage

Pablo Bot

Mar 28, 1:32pm

Any specific OLED recs?

boorad

Mar 28, 1:05pm

I own both the LG and Sony OLEDs.. Sony better processing

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