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SAMSUNG 77" Class S90 Series OLED 4K Smart TV - QN77S90CDFXZA - Sam's Club $1549.91
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HDR is the static form of HDR that both LG/Sony(& most 4k displays) will display.
Dolby Vision(proprietary) & HDR10+(open source) are dynamic forms on HDR. Displays have to have the capability to displays those.
With disc content most people would see a distinguishable difference, it will depend how much on the transfers.
If you're talking streaming content, I would agree probably most would say essentially indistinguishable.
So no it's not "just", both are wrong
You can make the same interpretation when Samsung fanboys say newer technology or rtings says it's better and DV has no advantage!
Who is more in the middle?
I would point out newer technology doesn't always mean better and ironically technically DV is better than HDR.
You can make the same interpretation when Samsung fanboys say newer technology or rtings says it's better and DV has no advantage!
Who is more in the middle?
I would point out newer technology doesn't always mean better and ironically technically DV is better than HDR.
"Who are these people? Buy a cheap TCL, you won't know the difference, save a bunch of money. Now that's a slick deal! Do you have to put on the demo mode, or oversaturated demos that give a headache, to pretend its a good TV?"
You're trying really hard to prove some kind of point to me but I think what you don't understand is that like you I am in the middle. I have a S89C and enjoy it, but I'm not going to tell an LG owner it's better than their TV.
This scores 9.4 for reflections on rtings. I recommend checking some of the reference pictures for different models, for an idea if this will fit your needs
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews.../s90c-oled
https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/c...shold=0.10
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"Who are these people? Buy a cheap TCL, you won't know the difference, save a bunch of money. Now that's a slick deal! Do you have to put on the demo mode, or oversaturated demos that give a headache, to pretend its a good TV?"
You're trying really hard to prove some kind of point to me but I think what you don't understand is that like you I am in the middle. I have a S89C and enjoy it, but I'm not going to tell an LG owner it's better than their TV.
"Lots of people don't care about dolby vision, and the S90C is listed as the top OLED tv on rtings."
We could do this for months!
Actually I'm not trying(at all) to prove a point to you!
I'm just providing information regarding your "hard" point of view that somehow LG fanboys are worse than Samsung ones with their beliefs!
BTW take a look at the votes each of our quotes received, who argues their beliefs more!? 🤔
"Lots of people don't care about dolby vision, and the S90C is listed as the top OLED tv on rtings."
We could do this for months!
Actually I'm not trying(at all) to prove a point to you!
I'm just providing information regarding your "hard" point of view that somehow LG fanboys are worse than Samsung ones with their beliefs!
BTW take a look at the votes each of our quotes received, who argues their beliefs more!? 🤔
Now whether you understood it, was never my hard(or soft) point.
You my good man have a great night!
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Now whether you understood it, was never my hard(or soft) point.
You my good man have a great night!
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