expiredMeowssi | Staff posted Sep 18, 2024 05:12 PM
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expiredMeowssi | Staff posted Sep 18, 2024 05:12 PM
65" Samsung QN65S90D OLED S90D HDR 4K Smart TV
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I believe I would need the $200 Nvidia Shield Pro which has the proper connections if I wanted to maintain my quality.
Rather than spend $200 to get another year or so out of the Sony, I might just spend this $1,360 on this new Samsung... #boymath
He isn't saying this isn't a high rated tv.
I believe I would need the $200 Nvidia Shield Pro which has the proper connections if I wanted to maintain my quality.
Rather than spend $200 to get another year or so out of the Sony, I might just spend this $1,360 on this new Samsung... #boymath
(or save your staples sheckles and use some Qs and spend less)
I'm personally torn between a S90D and Bravia 7. The miniLED WILL perform better in a bright room and that's where I like to use TVs, rather than cave settings. But the S90D has slightly better color and is slightly brighter than OLEDs of yesteryear. Also be sure to look at the SDR brightness on an OLED like this vs miniLED, it's double. If brightness is your thing to fight a TV from washing out, miniLEDs are VERY good at this point in the other aspects where they were easy to dismiss before.
I strictly use my OLED in my upstairs game room. Blackout curtains, and I'm usually playing games at night, so the only light in there may be my lamp if anything at all. All streaming and stuff I either watch on the PC in the office, or the living room with my wife.
I've heard the Samsungs have a slightly better picture for gaming, but that the colors while vibrant, appear almost "fake" to many people. Like they're TOO bright and saturated. Also, these QD-OLED seem to have higher chance of burn-in (which a lot of warranty's don't fix) than the WOLEDs of LG. I've had an LG B6 for years, so I'm familiar with their platform, but this will also be my TV for the next 6-8 yrs like the B6 has been for me so far, so I'd like the best possible outcome I can get.
I'm personally torn between a S90D and Bravia 7. The miniLED WILL perform better in a bright room and that's where I like to use TVs, rather than cave settings. But the S90D has slightly better color and is slightly brighter than OLEDs of yesteryear. Also be sure to look at the SDR brightness on an OLED like this vs miniLED, it's double. If brightness is your thing to fight a TV from washing out, miniLEDs are VERY good at this point in the other aspects where they were easy to dismiss before.
In terms of color , contrast, technology, viewing angles, I would never choose an LED over an OLED.
While in certain instances it can be brighter, doesn't properly give depth an OLED display delivers. Plus the blooming is my number 1 distraction when watching anything on any led tv. Also at an angle you lose color, contrast, brightness, etc.
Personally I'd go Sony OLED , LG G4, or C4 for savings, even last year Sony OLED would be my choice
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Debating updating my Sony XBRE-65X810C from Feb 2016. The apps are getting so slow even when clearing cache all the time, and I don't feel like paying $200 for a Nvidia Shield Pro. OLED would be a solid update, but I'm not sure if waiting another year or so is the better move (yes, I know technology is always improving, but it's typically at a tic/tock rate).
1. The remote is tiny, similar to a firestick, and it is easy to hit one of the preprogramed buttons that launch Disney or Netflix when all you are trying to do is adjust the volume.
2. I did have some blur watching track n field during the Olympics, Something about the bright track and sneakers just couldn't get an ultra clear picture.
3. Not sure if this effects gaming but the "C" only has a 10/100 ethernet card so you get faster speeds with wireless than you do with a network cable.
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