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For a lot of people, 60Hz is fine. They're not playing video games, and 3:2 pulldown is so established that movies will look perfectly acceptable. And the PQ of OLED is unmatched at this time.
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60hz? FR??????
For a lot of people, 60Hz is fine. They're not playing video games, and 3:2 pulldown is so established that movies will look perfectly acceptable. And the PQ of OLED is unmatched at this time.
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For a lot of people, 60Hz is fine. They're not playing video games, and 3:2 pulldown is so established that movies will look perfectly acceptable. And the PQ of OLED is unmatched at this time.
Yeah movie or TV shows you're not gonna notice. It's really just not the best gamer's TV.
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Ive got a 4 year old OLED from 2018. Would this be an upgrade or no?
I have a 65" B8 and a 55" A1. There is a subtle, but visible difference even when not side by side. A B8 or C8 will be better, but the A1 is vastly superior to most LCD's...
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I thought the a1 was too dim and I watch tv in a fairly dark room. Dolby vision was annoyingly dim. It's like Ted lasso was filmed in a warehouse with no lights on.
Took the c1 out of the box, didn't touch any settings and been happy since day 1. The a1 I had to constantly tweak the settings hoping there was a fix
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Took the c1 out of the box, didn't touch any settings and been happy since day 1. The a1 I had to constantly tweak the settings hoping there was a fix
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