expirediconian | Staff posted Aug 14, 2022 03:48 PM
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expirediconian | Staff posted Aug 14, 2022 03:48 PM
65” Sony Bravia XR65A80K 4K OLED Smart TV + 4-Yr Accidental Warranty + $50 VISA GC
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The LG is recommended for people who mostly want gaming performance, lower input lag, and the features high end gamers want like 120hz on 4 inputs and vrr, freesync gsync, but I've seen a lot of gamers give up on their LG and return it because in certain games black crush is a deal breaker and gets you repeatedly killed.
If you can get your LG calibrated then you can get close to the best of both worlds, it's just the default settings that aren't calibrated properly or to the level of the sony, but nothing will make the LG motion handling or image processing better than the sony.
Having said this they're both really close in performance and I would just go with whichever one you get the best deal on unless you are sensitive to things like motion handling issues or skin tones being a little off or dead set on gaming features.
The most important thing to note is there is no perfect tv, you will have something to complain about with any option here. even if it's like me and I'm mostly complaining about how the sony processor cannot magically fix low streaming quality of most content.
I'm glad I got my a80j 77 super cheap on that secondipity sale otherwise I'd be kicking myself wondering why I paid so much just to see all the flaws in image resolution and compression from low quality streaming services.
Most everything streaming on line is much lower quality than either of these sets is capable of. Kinda like paying for a Ferrari to use as a city commuter in bumper to bumper traffic every day.
I also miss being able to watch the news free of worry of burn in, now I'm running dual tv's so I can have my cake and my news too.
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Is this Sony OLED TV better or worse than my LG C1?
I'm asking because I used to be a Sony TV fanbody, but I haven't owned a Sony TV in many years.
If you use the TV more for movies and tv shows then Sony.
Although both are fairly close
Is this Sony OLED TV better or worse than my LG C1?
I'm asking because I used to be a Sony TV fanbody, but I haven't owned a Sony TV in many years.
Is this Sony OLED TV better or worse than my LG C1?
I'm asking because I used to be a Sony TV fanbody, but I haven't owned a Sony TV in many years.
Is this Sony OLED TV better or worse than my LG C1?
I'm asking because I used to be a Sony TV fanbody, but I haven't owned a Sony TV in many years.
For gaming purposes (I'm a huge gamer, xbox and ps5, there really aren't a lot of games that will utilize the 120hz, and "easy to control game settings" are ok). Good to have but not a dealbreaker. Games like spiderman, gta have nominal differences vs brightness issue. Although gaming is annoying when it's direct sunlight.
Competitive games like rocket league I generally play on a smaller screen (24-27")…I play way better then having to move my head to see the whole screen in a split second.
Lastly the OS it's fine, it's faster than the previous generations but for this price point I would expect it to be a lot more quicker.
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Is this Sony OLED TV better or worse than my LG C1?
I'm asking because I used to be a Sony TV fanbody, but I haven't owned a Sony TV in many years.
https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/c...shold=0.10
Many still have a80j 77 stock, and matter of time before they are sub 1800.
Might just do the microcenter for $1799. I trust their refurb and most of the time they are new or truly open box..
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Is this Sony OLED TV better or worse than my LG C1?
I'm asking because I used to be a Sony TV fanbody, but I haven't owned a Sony TV in many years.
The LG is recommended for people who mostly want gaming performance, lower input lag, and the features high end gamers want like 120hz on 4 inputs and vrr, freesync gsync, but I've seen a lot of gamers give up on their LG and return it because in certain games black crush is a deal breaker and gets you repeatedly killed.
If you can get your LG calibrated then you can get close to the best of both worlds, it's just the default settings that aren't calibrated properly or to the level of the sony, but nothing will make the LG motion handling or image processing better than the sony.
Having said this they're both really close in performance and I would just go with whichever one you get the best deal on unless you are sensitive to things like motion handling issues or skin tones being a little off or dead set on gaming features.
The most important thing to note is there is no perfect tv, you will have something to complain about with any option here. even if it's like me and I'm mostly complaining about how the sony processor cannot magically fix low streaming quality of most content.
I'm glad I got my a80j 77 super cheap on that secondipity sale otherwise I'd be kicking myself wondering why I paid so much just to see all the flaws in image resolution and compression from low quality streaming services.
Most everything streaming on line is much lower quality than either of these sets is capable of. Kinda like paying for a Ferrari to use as a city commuter in bumper to bumper traffic every day.
I also miss being able to watch the news free of worry of burn in, now I'm running dual tv's so I can have my cake and my news too.
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