Do you consider screen glare when choosing a TV? Timestamps Below & Music in order of appearance: Hit the Ground Running by Ryan Prewett Eclipse by Out of Flux Cherry Blossom by Ottom I Don’t Know Where I’m Going by Luna Keller Like We Used To by Stanley Gurvich Beautiful Whispers by Rhythm in You ----- Timestamps 0:00 START 2:50 warm glare 4:12 semi-warm glare 5:36 cool glare 6:25 mixed glare
I am bout to buy a new TV .. I last purchased one 10 years ago for a few grand .. but now I have a wife and kids so my wife wants me to spend as little as possible .. what is you r take of on the TCL s535 ? Cheers
Great video. Have you seen the nano-texture anti glare treatment on Apple’s top end monitors? I wonder if that tech will make it to TVs any time soon. Thoughts?
Do you have expertise on audio equipment, and if so, do you answer questions about soundbars? And if you do, where is the best place to send you my questions about soundbars? If not, no worries. I enjoy your videos. Thank you for providing such informative videos.
I totally do. In fact I bought my Samsung just because of that (in fact I would prefer OLED for almost everything else). Not because of reflected lights (which I can control) but because I don't want to see my room reflected in dark scenes. What is the point of having deeper blacks if I can see myself reflected in the TV screen ?
THANKS, yes, I'm grateful for my loyal subscribers! I truly do my best to improve both the content and my production value with each video - you all are the best 🤓
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@@stopthefomo I gave you a thumbs up just because I read this comment. Actually never mind, 3 minutes later I changed it to a thumbs down. You say "Vizio OLED" in the video and description but there are many Vizios that are OLED. Shameful
The LG CX always seems to be like a literal mirror for any light source but on places like RTINGS it rates very well for anti-glare (9.3/10) which baffles me. I finally ordered my TV and chose the LG CX, overall I think it will probably be the best experience (for me and my gaming needs), but I have to admit the glare does bug me. I have pretty bright room during the day, my curtain is white and sunlight seems to shine straight through it. I can obviously switch off my house light if need be for evening viewing, but worst case scenario when my TV arrives, if this glare is a problem for me I'll just go buy blackout curtains/blinds and solve that problem. Still interesting to see though, I think the Sony X900H does a great job on anti-glare.
This was very helpful! I think the X900H was most acceptable, but all will have some level of annoying glare. I think I'll just save myself ~$1000 focusing my decision on glare and look more on picture sharpness and features. I have my balcony door (with floor to ceiling windows) perpendicular to my TV. So my biggest issue is natural sunlight in the daytime hours (all else is fine). Any rec's? Otherwise, I will have to get up and close the blinds in the AM (aint nobody got time for that) : /
The LG is clearly the sharpest glare, am curious how it looks when the TV is in my living room. I don't intend on shining lights directly at it, it's quite a dark room generally, so ..
I’ve also got a CX, have it in my living room. For me the glare is distracting when it is bright outside and I have any of the blinds open. Closing the blinds helps a lot, but enough light leaks in that I still prefer to watch in the evening. My hope is that LG will add the nano-texture anti glare treatment that is currently on Apple’s top end monitors sometime in the future. But don’t get me wrong, I have no regrets. With the room dark the CX is amazing. It is the best TV I have ever seen in person.
Thanks for the video. I would love to go with a OLED but my room is definitely to bright. I was excited for the new Samsung Neo Qleds but the reviews have been pretty bad so far so I'm really not sure what to do. The Sony X900H looked ok in the video and I would choose that over the extra money for the samsung Q9 with all of it's problems. Thanks again.
Samsung makes the industry leading anti glare screens. The Q80T and above will all have that technology. For a 65" starting you at 1700. A fairly bright tv, full array local dimming. And beautiful color. If glare is a problem. Start there.
Awesome videos these past couple days..us tv heads need new content me particularly on sony 900h which I bought and im still trying to convince myself I made the right choice
Curious what would be a good 55 or 65-in TV option that would be installed in large open office setting with lots of natural lighting with glass walls everywhere?
Fomo I have a unusual question. Devices.... plug them into the AV receiver and use 1 HDMI cable to connect to the TV/ARC. Or, plug everything into the TV and use the ARC port to connect to the receiver? One issue I run into. I plug everything into my receiver. So when I play games, I have to change my TV manually to games mode. Then when I change over to my Apple TV. I have to manually change my TV back to image processing. As the TV doesn’t detect the receiver changing ports. What’s the best method and why? Thanks so much. Also. When listing/discussing TVs would love it if you could throw in the Australian model names also.
My current TV is 32 inch, but i'm looking to upgrade because its 8 years old. Should I just look for a monitor instead? i can't go lower than 32" though and i'm trying to stay below $1,000. I play games where I really need to notice the frames and minute details.
Love your reviews. Instead of just putting a number on "Glare" (lookin at you, rtings), you talk about - and show - the trade-offs and differences between sets.
Hey Fomo, What's the Best Overall TV 📺 to Have For TV 📺 Watching, Movies 🎥 And Gaming??? Or is There Any that Would Come Close???? Which U Buy or Have Personally, Thanks 😊
Reflecting light isn't my problem since both my lamp and window are behind my t.v and I have curtains. The issue is if you are watching a dark scene or parts of the scene are dark you can see reflections in the dark parts on new TVs. I noticed this a couple of years ago when I went to best buy and was looking at the newer TVs trying to decide if I wanted to upgrade to 4k. However every single one of them had this annoying refection/mirror problem when the TV was showing anything other than a bright green field. So I just kept using my ~2010 TV I mean there isn't anything wrong with it yet, it can't do 4K and isn't a smart TV but I don't use/need those features anyway. I have the same issue with laptops, but I just buy a matte screen protector for those. It's a bit trickier for TVs though. If mine ever breaks I might just have to go looking at the pawn/resale/thrift stores around me for a similar replacement.
it seems neither of them have anti glare filters, compate to tv 15 years ago. I think LE32R7 had the best anti glare filter, real filter. no 3D , no anti glare filters nowadays, it looks like a big peace of ... and its getting bigger every day.
Hi, love your channel. It appears to me that hdmi 2.1 besides sound is mostly about gaming. I am a PC gamer. Could you please explain what nvidia and amd are supposed to supply at their minimum to to this new protocol? Or are new consoles the only one's to support all TV's? What features should I expect or not?
Hi there, can I please ask your advice? I recently purchased the 75 inch TCL six series mini LED. It’s pretty awesome but the eight series mini LED just came on sale from Best Buy for $1499. I’m within the amount of time to return the six series and get the eight series. My question is Should I get the eight series and return the 2020 6 series ? It’s only $100 more for the eight series versus the 2020 TLC six series. Please let me know as soon as possible as I’m trying to make the decision. Thank you so much and I love your reviews
All these videos are so helpful. Thanks. Any thoughts on Which of these would be good at upscaling 420 content (old tv shows, etc) run from a computer? Also would viewing angles on a newer lcd (say a Sony 900 or 950) be at least as good as my 2009 Sony v5100?
Hey! Love your content. But i have a pretty big fomo on the tcl R 635. i am from Germany and i would like to know if there is any chance to get maybe an european version of the tcl anytime soon? Or is it possible to hook up an american tcl to an european outlet? And what about compatibility? An well an profound answer like all of your content would be much appreciated 😎🤓keep it up! ✌
have you ever tried to touch the antiglare samsung screen? many samsung owners claim that it will be ruined just touching it with bare hand or even smooth cloth... is it true?
So I find myself wanting to buy better/expensive tv for basic things for my needs. I really need your help! I’m looking at the 900H and Q80T but all I do is IPTV/Netflix cuz cable is to expensive. Is this the right path? Or just go for a cheaper tv if that is all I do.
Great content Sir. This question is un related. You did a video in relation to hdmi cable arc etc. I have a Sony amp str dn 1080 7.2. I have a 65 inch samsung mu9000 tv. I plug all inputs vis the arc port. Anytime i want to play my ps4 pro, the picture comes on for a second or 2 then starts to blink . It seems like a hand shaking issue. i have approached Samsung and Sony but they gave the run-around. While the amp works really great, I have had to send the sound from tv to amp via optical lead only because of the blinking screen while plugged vis arc port. Can you shed any light on this . Thank you very much in advance
I can't justify buying a large screen TV the glare, even on the better ones is terrible. My computer monitor and 24" TV blow any of these TVs away with their anti-glare. I do have a 40" TV which I am OK with because of it's positioning but the glare, in the same room as my computer monitor is so obvious and I've done similar tests to this, with LED lights. It just seems that when it comes to large screen TVs...shiny screens are the order of the day.
I need a tv that can handle the glare from the sun when it comes from the window. This affects the dark scene, I can’t see sh!t. Even when I have something to block it. But it doesn’t block completely.
hi sir, can you do a review on tcl c71 series and please include on that review that it is missing one of the best feature which is MEMC,. thank you in advance,.👍
This fashion for highly reflective screens is terrible, even without light the image have artificial glow that does not correspond to cinema at all. The worst thing is that there are no options!
Welcome to the video that shows the reason why all "super ultra deep contrasty black" OLED TVs are pointless. This is a major dealbreaker for me. If I have to have a perfectly black room to enjoy glare free watching, then why not just go with a projector instead? I'm completely over the whole OLED thing when projectors can show more of the Rec2020 spectrum than pretty much ANY OLED can.....but oled's can do deep black colors.....I'd rather have all the other colors instead of just the one. I thought the point of a Flat Panel TV was for daylight viewing, but that's not even possible with these. In fact you can't have a lamp on behind you because it will show up as a reflection on the screen in your dark scene.
I prefer the CX, where the reflections feels like just another part of the show i.e. if something is part of the show, it doesn't distract. Reminds me of a gameplay HUD. Sony seems to be the worst, coz the blurred reflections, which smudges all over the place, is clearly something outside the show. That's me. 😝
Exactly what I think... and also, what's the point with anti glare when it doesn't get rid of the glare but instead introducing other even more annoying stuff and smearing the image.
Anti-glare TVs suck because anti-glare screws up my ability to see proper lighting and it also makes me feel like I want to go cross-eyed that's why I hate anti-glare anti-glare TVs hurt my eyes that's why I can look at my phone just fine because it's Crystal Clear it doesn't have the anti-glare option causing me to have perfect clarity imyfone where games don't look blurry and distorted I hate anti glare it gives me eye strain I like a Crystal Clear TV screen like my cell phone Android 20 Galaxy cuz it has a reflective surface as reflective is looking in a mirror
picture mode normal backlight 100 brigtness 35 contrast 100 color 100 IF IT IS QLED NORMAL color temperature NORMAL game mode not activated card videos AMD color temperature 6700 brigtness 50 contrast 50 saturation 100 NORMAL w10 calibrate display color dark shadow IMPROVE THE LOCATION OF THE SHADOW POWER DVD LIGHTING MAXIMUM
@Stop the FOMO A few years ago I heard some disturbing things about LG OLED panels. That they were prone to image burn-in and that LG would not cover a replacement under warranty. This has given me a good deal of trepidation regarding the company as a whole. Is this an issue to be concerned about when purchasing an OLED panel from LG or anyone else?
Do you consider screen glare when choosing a TV?
Timestamps Below & Music in order of appearance:
Hit the Ground Running by Ryan Prewett
Eclipse by Out of Flux
Cherry Blossom by Ottom
I Don’t Know Where I’m Going by Luna Keller
Like We Used To by Stanley Gurvich
Beautiful Whispers by Rhythm in You
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Timestamps
0:00 START
2:50 warm glare
4:12 semi-warm glare
5:36 cool glare
6:25 mixed glare
I am bout to buy a new TV .. I last purchased one 10 years ago for a few grand .. but now I have a wife and kids so my wife wants me to spend as little as possible .. what is you r take of on the TCL s535 ?
Cheers
Great video. Have you seen the nano-texture anti glare treatment on Apple’s top end monitors? I wonder if that tech will make it to TVs any time soon. Thoughts?
Do you have expertise on audio equipment, and if so, do you answer questions about soundbars? And if you do, where is the best place to send you my questions about soundbars? If not, no worries. I enjoy your videos. Thank you for providing such informative videos.
I heard tcl eARC and vvr update on tcl 6 series only on 55 inch? I want to buy 65 inch
Will eARC be 2.1 HDMI? Plus help
I totally do. In fact I bought my Samsung just because of that (in fact I would prefer OLED for almost everything else). Not because of reflected lights (which I can control) but because I don't want to see my room reflected in dark scenes. What is the point of having deeper blacks if I can see myself reflected in the TV screen ?
Why are there so many bots in the comment section?
I remember watching you when you first came out wow you got to 50k fast brotha awesome job congrats on that
THANKS, yes, I'm grateful for my loyal subscribers! I truly do my best to improve both the content and my production value with each video - you all are the best 🤓
@@stopthefomo Is there anything you can do about those weirdo bots below? The ones with male names, asian female avatar, and say like "I'm single ❤😍💋💋💋💋💕" lmfao
@@stopthefomo I gave you a thumbs up just because I read this comment. Actually never mind, 3 minutes later I changed it to a thumbs down. You say "Vizio OLED" in the video and description but there are many Vizios that are OLED. Shameful
The LG CX always seems to be like a literal mirror for any light source but on places like RTINGS it rates very well for anti-glare (9.3/10) which baffles me. I finally ordered my TV and chose the LG CX, overall I think it will probably be the best experience (for me and my gaming needs), but I have to admit the glare does bug me. I have pretty bright room during the day, my curtain is white and sunlight seems to shine straight through it. I can obviously switch off my house light if need be for evening viewing, but worst case scenario when my TV arrives, if this glare is a problem for me I'll just go buy blackout curtains/blinds and solve that problem. Still interesting to see though, I think the Sony X900H does a great job on anti-glare.
This was very helpful! I think the X900H was most acceptable, but all will have some level of annoying glare. I think I'll just save myself ~$1000 focusing my decision on glare and look more on picture sharpness and features. I have my balcony door (with floor to ceiling windows) perpendicular to my TV. So my biggest issue is natural sunlight in the daytime hours (all else is fine). Any rec's? Otherwise, I will have to get up and close the blinds in the AM (aint nobody got time for that) : /
The 900h is doing surprisingly well, it doesn’t have the rainbow and it’s not as intense as the oleds
I think the Vizio and LG look good in this regard. The two at the center look fuzzy and I don't like the rainbow effect. Great content, keep it up.
Richu used Glare: it was super affective.
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@@David-nd4to Raychu 😏
The LG is clearly the sharpest glare, am curious how it looks when the TV is in my living room. I don't intend on shining lights directly at it, it's quite a dark room generally, so ..
i have the cx and trust me it will blow your mind.
I’ve also got a CX, have it in my living room. For me the glare is distracting when it is bright outside and I have any of the blinds open. Closing the blinds helps a lot, but enough light leaks in that I still prefer to watch in the evening. My hope is that LG will add the nano-texture anti glare treatment that is currently on Apple’s top end monitors sometime in the future. But don’t get me wrong, I have no regrets. With the room dark the CX is amazing. It is the best TV I have ever seen in person.
Thanks for the video. I would love to go with a OLED but my room is definitely to bright. I was excited for the new Samsung Neo Qleds but the reviews have been pretty bad so far so I'm really not sure what to do. The Sony X900H looked ok in the video and I would choose that over the extra money for the samsung Q9 with all of it's problems. Thanks again.
We need an updated video on this :D
Samsung makes the industry leading anti glare screens. The Q80T and above will all have that technology. For a 65" starting you at 1700. A fairly bright tv, full array local dimming. And beautiful color. If glare is a problem. Start there.
I think the Q80T only has anti glare in the US. In Europe only Q90T has it.
Awesome videos these past couple days..us tv heads need new content me particularly on sony 900h which I bought and im still trying to convince myself I made the right choice
Seems to be the best in my opinion
Curious what would be a good 55 or 65-in TV option that would be installed in large open office setting with lots of natural lighting with glass walls everywhere?
Anyone wanting to know specifically about glare in the TV needs to watch this video.
Fomo I have a unusual question.
Devices.... plug them into the AV receiver and use 1 HDMI cable to connect to the TV/ARC.
Or, plug everything into the TV and use the ARC port to connect to the receiver?
One issue I run into.
I plug everything into my receiver.
So when I play games, I have to change my TV manually to games mode.
Then when I change over to my Apple TV. I have to manually change my TV back to image processing.
As the TV doesn’t detect the receiver changing ports.
What’s the best method and why?
Thanks so much.
Also. When listing/discussing TVs would love it if you could throw in the Australian model names also.
I didn't think glare would be such a big deal to I bought a Sony A8H. Great TV, but unwatchable during the day.
Nice job! Love your content and your glass frames. No need for anti-glare coatings on those "lenses!" 😉
My current TV is 32 inch, but i'm looking to upgrade because its 8 years old. Should I just look for a monitor instead? i can't go lower than 32" though and i'm trying to stay below $1,000. I play games where I really need to notice the frames and minute details.
Been wondering about this, thank you
Love your reviews. Instead of just putting a number on "Glare" (lookin at you, rtings), you talk about - and show - the trade-offs and differences between sets.
LG OLED Rec2020 coverage 76%
HiSense L9G Projector Rec2020 coverage 107%
Thanks for this test. I think that Samsung has the best anti glare
HOW?! The samsung is filled with rainbow effect! That's such a bot reply
Backlighting helps a lot with glare.
Hey Fomo, What's the Best Overall TV 📺 to Have For TV 📺 Watching, Movies 🎥 And Gaming??? Or is There Any that Would Come Close???? Which U Buy or Have Personally, Thanks 😊
Reflecting light isn't my problem since both my lamp and window are behind my t.v and I have curtains. The issue is if you are watching a dark scene or parts of the scene are dark you can see reflections in the dark parts on new TVs. I noticed this a couple of years ago when I went to best buy and was looking at the newer TVs trying to decide if I wanted to upgrade to 4k. However every single one of them had this annoying refection/mirror problem when the TV was showing anything other than a bright green field. So I just kept using my ~2010 TV I mean there isn't anything wrong with it yet, it can't do 4K and isn't a smart TV but I don't use/need those features anyway.
I have the same issue with laptops, but I just buy a matte screen protector for those. It's a bit trickier for TVs though. If mine ever breaks I might just have to go looking at the pawn/resale/thrift stores around me for a similar replacement.
I think my issue is glare on black - the less black the better. So this means more local dimming.
I bought a curved Samsung years ago and it still looks great and does a good job with glare. It's on 24/7.
it seems neither of them have anti glare filters, compate to tv 15 years ago. I think LE32R7 had the best anti glare filter, real filter. no 3D , no anti glare filters nowadays, it looks like a big peace of ... and its getting bigger every day.
Loving the vids man ❤️ was just wondering what is the cheapest 4K 120hz TV in the UK. Would really appreciate and answer man keep up the good work 💪🏾
Prob 900h sony if you can get it expecially quality!! which i have
Hi, love your channel. It appears to me that hdmi 2.1 besides sound is mostly about gaming. I am a PC gamer. Could you please explain what nvidia and amd are supposed to supply at their minimum to to this new protocol? Or are new consoles the only one's to support all TV's? What features should I expect or not?
Hi there, can I please ask your advice? I recently purchased the 75 inch TCL six series mini LED. It’s pretty awesome but the eight series mini LED just came on sale from Best Buy for $1499. I’m within the amount of time to return the six series and get the eight series. My question is Should I get the eight series and return the 2020 6 series ? It’s only $100 more for the eight series versus the 2020 TLC six series. Please let me know as soon as possible as I’m trying to make the decision. Thank you so much and I love your reviews
Please update this type of Review on NO Glare TVs for 2021. Thank you.
I’m looking for the best tv for my patio
Is Vizio just copying the flaws of LGs OLED too or are there a technical reason? I'm guessing there just playing to the OLEDs contrast strengths
All these videos are so helpful. Thanks. Any thoughts on Which of these would be good at upscaling 420 content (old tv shows, etc) run from a computer? Also would viewing angles on a newer lcd (say a Sony 900 or 950) be at least as good as my 2009 Sony v5100?
I think you mean 480i or 480p content. Cuz 420 content always scales juuuuust riiiiiggghht.
So none of them are true anti glare lmao. I have one light that just beams off my current TV and sometimes it gets super annoying
I have the Q950ts (returning back to Samsung shop in a few days, awefull banding effect), and the rainbow effect is a real issue
Hey! Love your content. But i have a pretty big fomo on the tcl R 635. i am from Germany and i would like to know if there is any chance to get maybe an european version of the tcl anytime soon? Or is it possible to hook up an american tcl to an european outlet? And what about compatibility? An well an profound answer like all of your content would be much appreciated 😎🤓keep it up! ✌
have you ever tried to touch the antiglare samsung screen? many samsung owners claim that it will be ruined just touching it with bare hand or even smooth cloth... is it true?
So I find myself wanting to buy better/expensive tv for basic things for my needs. I really need your help! I’m looking at the 900H and Q80T but all I do is IPTV/Netflix cuz cable is to expensive. Is this the right path? Or just go for a cheaper tv if that is all I do.
i am looking for a large tv good for gaming in a bright room fml lol. any advise please?
Great content Sir. This question is un related. You did a video in relation to hdmi cable arc etc. I have a Sony amp str dn 1080 7.2. I have a 65 inch samsung mu9000 tv. I plug all inputs vis the arc port. Anytime i want to play my ps4 pro, the picture comes on for a second or 2 then starts to blink . It seems like a hand shaking issue. i have approached Samsung and Sony but they gave the run-around. While the amp works really great, I have had to send the sound from tv to amp via optical lead only because of the blinking screen while plugged vis arc port. Can you shed any light on this . Thank you very much in advance
I just want a TV that don't has the sun's light shinning on it
I can't justify buying a large screen TV the glare, even on the better ones is terrible. My computer monitor and 24" TV blow any of these TVs away with their anti-glare. I do have a 40" TV which I am OK with because of it's positioning but the glare, in the same room as my computer monitor is so obvious and I've done similar tests to this, with LED lights. It just seems that when it comes to large screen TVs...shiny screens are the order of the day.
I need a tv that can handle the glare from the sun when it comes from the window. This affects the dark scene, I can’t see sh!t. Even when I have something to block it. But it doesn’t block completely.
What’s wrong with the comment section?
which tv is which?
I am so mad that the h9g is not sold in europe, the u8qf is not the same :(
What a shame , can't stand the glare , i guess ill keep my IPS LED with Anti-Glare for a while longer.
hi sir, can you do a review on tcl c71 series and please include on that review that it is missing one of the best feature which is MEMC,. thank you in advance,.👍
lol the LG and vizio is basically a mirror.
Loved my vizio but just moved and now it is unwatchable in the daytime In a bright room.
Will you be reviewing the Sony KD-48A9?
Any idea about Sony kd-55x9077h it shows as 2020 tv with 4k 120hz any help please looking for a tv for my series x
The Vizio isn't that bad I'm impressed
Wow you got a ton of bots man, they are becoming annoying, nice video by the way fomo. 😃
Joelster, will you be reviewing the Vizio Oled 👍🤷♂️. Lets hope so !!
Which ones? The porn girl bots or the LG CX fanboys?
Which one is better for Gamming X900H vs Nano86?
100% sony 900h!! 900h is twice as good as nano 90 given the poor contrast on nano
I’m looking for the best picture in a 75” for movies and sports. Would like your recommendation please!
I should probably mention I have a 2013 Panasonic that has served me well in my pretty bright room, but really ready to upgrade size and quality
Your budget? Are you from US or not?
Anton Chmidt Yes in USA. Would like to stay under $2500
77 lg oled dude. Expensive but worth every penny.
Disregard Joseph Garcia comment because once you go OLED you won't go back.. until about 6 months later
This fashion for highly reflective screens is terrible, even without light the image have artificial glow that does not correspond to cinema at all. The worst thing is that there are no options!
I agree.
I would return the Q90t if I had that bad rainbow effect.. Really distracting sadly
My least favorite is the Samsung Q900TS. That rainbow effect really bothers me.
Welcome to the video that shows the reason why all "super ultra deep contrasty black" OLED TVs are pointless. This is a major dealbreaker for me. If I have to have a perfectly black room to enjoy glare free watching, then why not just go with a projector instead? I'm completely over the whole OLED thing when projectors can show more of the Rec2020 spectrum than pretty much ANY OLED can.....but oled's can do deep black colors.....I'd rather have all the other colors instead of just the one.
I thought the point of a Flat Panel TV was for daylight viewing, but that's not even possible with these. In fact you can't have a lamp on behind you because it will show up as a reflection on the screen in your dark scene.
Samsung auto timms itself in dark unless you go to secret menu and make adjustments
I prefer the CX, where the reflections feels like just another part of the show i.e. if something is part of the show, it doesn't distract. Reminds me of a gameplay HUD. Sony seems to be the worst, coz the blurred reflections, which smudges all over the place, is clearly something outside the show. That's me. 😝
is the CX 120 hertz? im planning to buy the 48 inch, but my country only have 55 65 and 77 inch
@@redknight4458 Supports up to 40Gbps bandwidth, allowing up to 4K 120Hz 4:4:4 @ 10 bits per component.
LMAO what?
Exactly what I think... and also, what's the point with anti glare when it doesn't get rid of the glare but instead introducing other even more annoying stuff and smearing the image.
Saw no anti glare here
Sony already got a HDMI 2.1 update for X900H
What’s with the gloves 🧤
I think the LG cx the winner 🏆 from this year
Is it not better to invest in good window blinds and don't worry about that? ;)
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Anti-glare TVs suck because anti-glare screws up my ability to see proper lighting and it also makes me feel like I want to go cross-eyed that's why I hate anti-glare anti-glare TVs hurt my eyes that's why I can look at my phone just fine because it's Crystal Clear it doesn't have the anti-glare option causing me to have perfect clarity imyfone where games don't look blurry and distorted I hate anti glare it gives me eye strain I like a Crystal Clear TV screen like my cell phone Android 20 Galaxy cuz it has a reflective surface as reflective is looking in a mirror
LG CX looked the best
picture mode normal
backlight 100
brigtness 35
contrast 100
color 100 IF IT IS QLED NORMAL
color temperature NORMAL
game mode not activated
card videos AMD
color temperature 6700
brigtness 50
contrast 50
saturation 100 NORMAL
w10 calibrate display color dark shadow
IMPROVE THE LOCATION OF THE SHADOW
POWER DVD LIGHTING
MAXIMUM
What in the world is going on with the bots in the comments ???
@Stop the FOMO A few years ago I heard some disturbing things about LG OLED panels. That they were prone to image burn-in and that LG would not cover a replacement under warranty. This has given me a good deal of trepidation regarding the company as a whole. Is this an issue to be concerned about when purchasing an OLED panel from LG or anyone else?
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I'm Single 😍😥
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2:32 I like that😍💋 💝💖❤️
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