Even my 5 year old sony led tv will have this black levels in such lighting. And also using mobile it’s easy to cover the blooming. Black levels are good in top qled but they suffer blooming and back light flickering in pitch dark rooms period.
Bro I have OLEDs in my home, I speak from experience. Your favourite brand's b7 and a8g. I don't find any flickering and even blooming is really low. Some times even our eye make perception of blooming. Many times I feel as if I am getting blooming on OLED.
This is the type of image u get in such scenes in a qled. Well forum is already full of misinformation regarding tv’s and let’s add qled has pure blacks and no blooming to the list. Please don’t get me wrong for staying facts.FYI this is a Samsung q90A
It's the best tv ever. They should have supported DV though.
Never. Give me link of this video, I will show with many ISO levels.
I agree and get your point regarding blacks being poor on an IPS panel but I believe Apple is using a customised ADS panel from BOE with increased native contrast . I had read very positive reviews of the new iPad pro mini led performance from all mainstream reviewers so this blooming phenomenon is very surprising maybe it is the Samsung Super Amoled Tablet users creating mischief
And moreover top grade QLEDs are as costly as OLEDs if not more. So they might as well buy OLEDs for that price point. After going OLED, we can't turn back to these huffing and puffing to solve multiple problems related to LCDs.
You get 150 nits peak brightness on OLEDs at 100% window. It looks like a joke in daytime so please.
U have many videos in u tube made to test black levels. Just type lg Oled demo videos. I can share 100s of such example. But pple will call me a fan boy for talking facts.
have u seen in any professional reviews videophiles selecting a qled comparing side by side with an Oled? Only area it wins is brightness and every other criteria Oled wins. Like it or not Oled is currently the king in videophile community
Samsung q90 vs c1 side by side. Enjoy this image rofl jeez that blooming
I fully believe in your assessment , I too have a CX n once I get my QN90A I will do a proper, fair n impartial comparison between the two n obviously post my findings here.
Man seriously, you bring in the condition where OLED has edge - pitch black room. Add in come Ambient light and you your little blooming issue goes for toss. Now qled will show you much better HDR ( much more pop) and bigger color gamut
Qn90a will be miles better but still I will wait for your review.
Why does the OLED looks so bad bro? What changed?
I have a dedicated HT 5.2.4 atmos set up in a pitch dark room. Don’t care about ambient light. Oled white is good enough with little adjustments.
Q60r not even fald. Basic 4k tv. I took this image just now in a pitch black room. See how deep black it is but in reality it’s not black but grey and backlit is flashing . Any one can take image and say hey this is the best. I am taking facts here unlike u
Can u also please ask these qled fan boys to stop spreading false facts. I mean qled no blooming and deep black? Seriously? And if some one points out facts all come raining in don’t deviate thread, no fanboy talks jeez. One guy watches inaccurate picture which no videophile prefers and claims it’s the best and here another one with another joke Jesus
You only casually watch TVs in your living room. In your room with not much of disturbance watching movies in 4k ott platform and blue ray is real satisfying experience. In hall even a 8000h is good enough for ambient light surroundings and my mother, father, wife watch seriels together. For that I don't require a FALD also. An edge lit can do. But watching movies in dark settings is about the visual immersive experience. Especially some space movies.
