OLED, QLED and other TVs - Recommendations and News

good. I need a tv.

 

consumers were picking TCL and HiSense for QLED TVs, no reason to overpay for Samsung, they didn't even have Dolby Vision.

 

HiSense do make some good budget TV. 75" OLED is next on my list for 2022 xmas.

 

niiiiiccceeee

 

2012 for me.

 

Nintando has O'LAD.

 

So what is the current rank of Makers/Name brands?

Rocket River

 

gap is very close, go budget makers like hissense or TCL

 

@Ziggy

99ers get LG OLED
Cause we’re the best and we only get the best

 

You probably should break it down by LCD and OLED. If OLED, get a Sony or LG. LG makes all the OLED panels. If LED, it varies depending on how picky you are. You can get a cheap 75" LED for under $600 or spend a lot more. Whether it's worth it is up to you and your viewing.

If you don't even know what questions to ask, head over to rtings.com and read about what they say, which, in some cases, may be a lot more than you need to know, but at least they rank stuff for you.

I had a 55" Samsung LED from around 2014 or 2015 just start malfunctioning on me, so I bought a 65" LG C1 OLED. Obviously the picture quality is better to me, but what was best about it is that the upscaling on non-4K material looked pretty awesome.

To sum it up, there really is no "rank", but rather ranks within models within manufacturers (maybe) combined with ranking what you'll be using it for.
If you just want cheaper, you go with something like HiSense or TCL. If you want the latest technology and buzz-words and possibly a better picture, you go with LG, Sony, or Samsung. In any case, I wouldn't overspend because whatever you buy will be old news within 3-4 years with newer technology coming out.

 

I had gotten an Insignia last year or so . . .It's not bad
but I was looking for better

Smart TV with Fire TV on it
Looking between 50~60 inches.
What's the difference between OLED and LED
I see some at Walmart between 350~500$

Rocket River

 

OLED is 99
LED is newb
@Ziggy

 

@Ziggy
BLM
Black levels matter

 

i have a 80 inch 1080p LED (i think) i got in 2014. It was pretty affordable at the time (like 1,800 on a black friday), nad comes in clear enough for me... but starting to consider an upgrade. However, size remains my #1 need, and I'd need a pop to like 90 inches or more to pull the trigger.

Is stuff like that out or coming out in any way affordable?

Can't do projector as its a room that gets a lot of daylight during the day.

 

You can get 85" 4K LED tv's for around $1500-$1800 nowadays for the cheapest ones.

 

You can do a projector , you need to buy a special screen .

ALR

 

Got my mother a 50 inch Amazon fire TV 4 series for her bedroom, got it on sale for 359.



It's a great picture almost as good as my plasma if I decide to go bigger or my plasma goes out it will be on my list.

 

Not sure if this is good or bad for pron.

https://nypost.com/2021/12/24/japanese-professor-invents-lickable-taste-the-tv-screen/amp/

 

"Now with more deuterium!". I ask for adamantium, and they give me deuterium... welp :

LG Display says its new 'OLED EX' tech enhances brightness by up to 30 percent

 

OLEDX is offensive imo -- blacks are overrepresented at the expense of other colors.