The closeout live stream to a great 2023 TV year. We had some excellent TVS to choose from this year. Can't wait to see what 2024 brings our way. Peace to you KG have a good holiday season. 😊😊😊
Qd oled, once you see it, you want it! Great video KG I watch all of them. I already know all this info from your videos, and FOMO, and Vincent, and Caleb , and Brian's tech therapy. Sorry if I left anyone out, but if you want to know all tvs, these are the guys that know. I even watch Quantum once in a while. I watch everything KG does, one of the best and you don' t get lost in specs.
Excellent explanation of technology and their respective characteristics. Exemplary TV models chosen for each category. No disappointments there ! Well done !
I know you love QD-OLED, and I do too, but Samsung's Tizen and software support just isn't where it needs to be. I ended up going with the C3 with zero regrets. It's an absolutely stellar TV with amazing software support. Picture processing is fantastic once you set it up correctly, and based on my previous experience with the LG CX, it will gets years and years of updates and software support.
You went backwards in tech because the apps aren’t easy enough for you to navigate? You see the app and click it… same exact thing lg has. QDOLED is by far the better experience
@@madpistol and I’ve experienced non of it while owning this panel. Still as bright as the day I bought it. And no matter what they do to it it’ll still be a better experience than LG. You can factory reset the panel.
@@JBlakeS23 wow, you’re comparing a TV that’s been out for a couple of years to my experience over the last 5+ years. Wowowowowowow. Ok then. Like talking to a brick wall.
On Samsung s90c there is Gaming Hub? And no Dolby Vision right? But does Dolby Vision makes a difference? Speakers i am getting is Samsung Q930c by tomorrow. Just confused for TV all we do is watch CZcams and others streaming plus Xbox Series X for FPS games. TV i am considering is 55” 2nd option 65” for Samsung Q90C, S90C, Sony X90L. Which ever is cheaper and longterm use. My room is small and has very few lights (dim dark room).
I was last here on an old JVC CRT. All the others have long since switched to LCD, in those old days /720p, 1080i ready etc./. I replaced my CRT after it stopped working about 4 years ago with a 4K LG OLED. Unfortunately I've been looking at a screen ruined by burn-in for a year now, so I'm going to say goodbye to OLED forever, I'm really disillusioned with OLED, and plan to buy a 2024 LG mini LED model /already got used to the UI, web browser, etc./.
Thank you KG! Well explained! But where do you rank the Sony X95L's picture (premium Mini LED) when comparing it to the Samsung S90c and QD OLED picture for a bright room.
Nice KG. Im really surprised the QN95C didnt do better than it did this year. KG do you think its daft not to go qd oled even in a bright room now at the premium end?
Based on just looking in best buy, the x93l should be a serious contender in the midrange also, even though it's only mini-led. Comparing it side-by-side with the a80l, I couldn't see anything the a80l did better (ok, other than a few stars in a night sky being slightly brighter), but there were plenty of things the x93l did better, and I couldn't see any blooming. The x93l had that 3-dimensionality or "pop" that the a80l was really lacking. Unfortunately I couldn't compare the s90c side-by-side with the x93l.
It should be because the X93L is a great looking TV, but its pricepoint is in OLED territory. Perhaps not only OLED, but also XR level of processing territory, and Sony decided not to code XR Clear into this particular model.
I agree, especially outside of the usa. In Canada, it is 500-600 dollars less at 75 inches than the c3 and s90c. I'm honestly considering it after returning a dse u8k.
Thanks bro Very useful explain Simple question We know Sony has the best skin tone But Watching movies in OLED tvs Between Samsung and lg who has the best skin tone ?
I am retired. Looking to buy a new 65" TV for my family room. The TV would be on for 8 -10 hours a day. WE would leave it on even if we are not watching it. My needs are simple. Live TV on cable as well as streaming on Netflix. No gaming or wide viewing angle is required. We watch a lot of CNN and Fox news and older TV shows. So I am concerned about purchasing an OLED TV. Should I be concerned? Looking for a good quality TV with great picture. Thinking Sony or Samsung. Recommendations please.
For your use case I would definitely suggest getting a LCD TV, whats your budget looking like for the 65"? I can help with some options after I get that. Generally though for LCDs yeah I would say Sony or LG for the top end I like the Samsung QN90C as a good bang for your buck pick the Sony Bravia 7 is also one I would consider when its on sale. Bravia 9 would be premium but the difference between the 9 and 7 is not night and day where most people wouldn't probably see the value paying the difference. TCL QM8 and Hisense U8N should definitely be considered too I will have a review of the U8N soon.
@@TechWithKG Thank you for the advise I have a wide budget between $1200 USD up to $2200 USD. Looking for great picture quality. Looking for quality and longevity since the TV would be on 10 hours a day.
I can pick up on Amazon a QN90C for $1300 USD or a X93L for $1600 USD and the Bravia 7 is around $1800 USD Bravia 9 $2900 USD but I am more interested in quality than price although price is important.
Hii i am new to your channel but i must say its very informative, i have one question regarding t.vs i am in Australia and i am getting samsung cu8000 85" in 1788$,q70c 2500$ 85"and qn90c 4700$ 85" and lg c3 oled 77"in 4700$ which is better option for me i mostly watch sports,netflix i don't play games thanks hoping for your help
There's no best TV to be honest. The tv improvements are minor. For example: C3 is the best none mla tv of 2023 but you can always just get a G2. The G2 gonna be a better experience from upscaling and chip. So with this in mind, there's no best tv of 2023
@@jackrichards1703 then take sony it's the best for streaming and movie's it will make old content looks 4k with it reality creation and other settings
Hey KG, the LG G3 has gotten significantly cheaper from launch but I chose the 65 inch S90C and as I dug in and did some research it appears to be the generation two panel, is this a huge loss by not choosing the LG G3 over the Samsung S90C. I see that the LG G3 gets an immense amount of love. I felt the LG c3 is way too overpriced considering it still WOLED.
@@leoncloud6683 well, the generation two panel is what’s on the S95C, and if you have the generation two panel on the S90C, it’s electrically the same as the S95C they have the same panel and the same processor the only differences is the building speakers, and the one connect box.
LG G3 is truly as good as A95L after professional calibration. Don't believe me? Then ask professional calibrator and see it in your own eyes. Sony is better out of the box no doubt but I'd rather pay 500 for a professional calibration than paying 2000 for A95L.
The closeout live stream to a great 2023 TV year. We had some excellent TVS to choose from this year. Can't wait to see what 2024 brings our way. Peace to you KG have a good holiday season. 😊😊😊
Qd oled, once you see it, you want it! Great video KG I watch all of them. I already know all this info from your videos, and FOMO, and Vincent, and Caleb , and Brian's tech therapy. Sorry if I left anyone out, but if you want to know all tvs, these are the guys that know. I even watch Quantum once in a while. I watch everything KG does, one of the best and you don' t get lost in specs.
Excellent explanation of technology and their respective characteristics. Exemplary TV models chosen for each category. No disappointments there ! Well done !
I know you love QD-OLED, and I do too, but Samsung's Tizen and software support just isn't where it needs to be. I ended up going with the C3 with zero regrets. It's an absolutely stellar TV with amazing software support. Picture processing is fantastic once you set it up correctly, and based on my previous experience with the LG CX, it will gets years and years of updates and software support.
You went backwards in tech because the apps aren’t easy enough for you to navigate? You see the app and click it… same exact thing lg has. QDOLED is by far the better experience
@@JBlakeS23 software support and updates are the biggest issue for Samsung. I’ve experienced this over years of using one of their flagship TVs.
@@madpistol and I’ve experienced non of it while owning this panel. Still as bright as the day I bought it. And no matter what they do to it it’ll still be a better experience than LG. You can factory reset the panel.
@@JBlakeS23 wow, you’re comparing a TV that’s been out for a couple of years to my experience over the last 5+ years. Wowowowowowow. Ok then. Like talking to a brick wall.
You get a way better experience using an Apple TV or 4K Chromecast
On Samsung s90c there is Gaming Hub? And no Dolby Vision right? But does Dolby Vision makes a difference? Speakers i am getting is Samsung Q930c by tomorrow. Just confused for TV all we do is watch CZcams and others streaming plus Xbox Series X for FPS games. TV i am considering is 55” 2nd option 65” for Samsung Q90C, S90C, Sony X90L. Which ever is cheaper and longterm use. My room is small and has very few lights (dim dark room).
I was last here on an old JVC CRT. All the others have long since switched to LCD, in those old days /720p, 1080i ready etc./. I replaced my CRT after it stopped working about 4 years ago with a 4K LG OLED.
Unfortunately I've been looking at a screen ruined by burn-in for a year now, so I'm going to say goodbye to OLED forever, I'm really disillusioned with OLED, and plan to buy a 2024 LG mini LED model /already got used to the UI, web browser, etc./.
I want to share this: i was watching avatar 2 on s95c +990b = I max, atmos, q symphony
The result was cinematic. I loved that
Avatar 2 Dolby Vision on my Sony A95L 🔥⚡️.
@@JuranID impressive 👏
Mla w old is use by Philips and has got ambient Light. It's amazing
Now you have me wondering about the Sony X80L vs S90C. I've always been a fan of Sony. Their TVs were always great quality going back 30+ years.
What do you thing about the LG Qned85/86 2023? Do you currently recommend it (Mainly for PS5 and movies)?
Nice video 👍 Agreed…best technology is QD-OLED with the S90C being the best bang for the buck.
so this is rather 3, right? edgelit/direct led, mini led, oled.
what do you think about Hisense's oleds? same price as tcl's mini led c805
Oh yeah, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year KG!
Merry Christmas!!
@@TechWithKG KG, you are really dedicated to your fans. Like that!
Thank you KG! Well explained! But where do you rank the Sony X95L's picture (premium Mini LED) when comparing it to the Samsung S90c and QD OLED picture for a bright room.
Nice KG. Im really surprised the QN95C didnt do better than it did this year. KG do you think its daft not to go qd oled even in a bright room now at the premium end?
Based on just looking in best buy, the x93l should be a serious contender in the midrange also, even though it's only mini-led. Comparing it side-by-side with the a80l, I couldn't see anything the a80l did better (ok, other than a few stars in a night sky being slightly brighter), but there were plenty of things the x93l did better, and I couldn't see any blooming. The x93l had that 3-dimensionality or "pop" that the a80l was really lacking. Unfortunately I couldn't compare the s90c side-by-side with the x93l.
It should be because the X93L is a great looking TV, but its pricepoint is in OLED territory. Perhaps not only OLED, but also XR level of processing territory, and Sony decided not to code XR Clear into this particular model.
I agree, especially outside of the usa. In Canada, it is 500-600 dollars less at 75 inches than the c3 and s90c. I'm honestly considering it after returning a dse u8k.
Thanks bro
Very useful explain
Simple question
We know Sony has the best skin tone
But Watching movies in OLED tvs
Between Samsung and lg who has the best skin tone ?
G3 1700 65 , A95L 3400€. Is the A95L worth twice the price ??????????? I saw the S95C go for 1499 at 65 inch
LG G3 is a great tv for gaming.
I ❤ my A95L 65" .
Thanks
I am retired. Looking to buy a new 65" TV for my family room. The TV would be on for 8 -10 hours a day. WE would leave it on even if we are not watching it. My needs are simple. Live TV on cable as well as streaming on Netflix. No gaming or wide viewing angle is required. We watch a lot of CNN and Fox news and older TV shows. So I am concerned about purchasing an OLED TV. Should I be concerned? Looking for a good quality TV with great picture. Thinking Sony or Samsung. Recommendations please.
For your use case I would definitely suggest getting a LCD TV, whats your budget looking like for the 65"? I can help with some options after I get that. Generally though for LCDs yeah I would say Sony or LG for the top end I like the Samsung QN90C as a good bang for your buck pick the Sony Bravia 7 is also one I would consider when its on sale. Bravia 9 would be premium but the difference between the 9 and 7 is not night and day where most people wouldn't probably see the value paying the difference. TCL QM8 and Hisense U8N should definitely be considered too I will have a review of the U8N soon.
@@TechWithKG Thank you for the advise I have a wide budget between $1200 USD up to $2200 USD. Looking for great picture quality. Looking for quality and longevity since the TV would be on 10 hours a day.
I can pick up on Amazon a QN90C for $1300 USD or a X93L for $1600 USD and the Bravia 7 is around $1800 USD Bravia 9 $2900 USD but I am more interested in quality than price although price is important.
Bravia 9 would definitely be one of the best you can buy so if you’re just trying to go for the best Sony mini led that’s a good route to go
Hii i am new to your channel but i must say its very informative, i have one question regarding t.vs i am in Australia and i am getting samsung cu8000 85" in 1788$,q70c 2500$ 85"and qn90c 4700$ 85" and lg c3 oled 77"in 4700$ which is better option for me i mostly watch sports,netflix i don't play games thanks hoping for your help
Best tv display I’ve seen this year are the 8K MINI LEDs from Samsung!
I do regret buying the LG C2 42" as my PC monitor .. I have the s95b and s90c they both have a way better picture than the C2 ..
I need your advice if i can get the Samsung Q80C 65" for $800 should I get it? Mostly game and watch sports
Good video. Have you ever watched the sharp 2023 aquos xled. Was wondering how the upscaling compares to the sony.
I have not but it’s just mini led I know people who have and they say it doesn’t really come close.
Would I regret going from a 75" qn90b(bad upscaling) to 65" A95L?
Depends how close you sit, downgrading size is always iffy
There's no best TV to be honest. The tv improvements are minor. For example: C3 is the best none mla tv of 2023 but you can always just get a G2. The G2 gonna be a better experience from upscaling and chip. So with this in mind, there's no best tv of 2023
Your advice please
A Sony 75x95L
Samsung 77s90c I'm in UK which tv do you recommend....Thank-you
What is your main use gaming or streaming?
No gaming
@@jackrichards1703 then take sony it's the best for streaming and movie's it will make old content looks 4k with it reality creation and other settings
Hey KG, the LG G3 has gotten significantly cheaper from launch but I chose the 65 inch S90C and as I dug in and did some research it appears to be the generation two panel, is this a huge loss by not choosing the LG G3 over the Samsung S90C. I see that the LG G3 gets an immense amount of love. I felt the LG c3 is way too overpriced considering it still WOLED.
Is it proven 2nd gen panels are a lot better ? How do u check it ?
@@leoncloud6683 well, the generation two panel is what’s on the S95C, and if you have the generation two panel on the S90C, it’s electrically the same as the S95C they have the same panel and the same processor the only differences is the building speakers, and the one connect box.
Please compare s90c vs x90l
That would be a mismatch to be honest S90C would win overall
You said the LG C4 won't use MLA lets see im sure your just against LG
LG C4 won't have MLA. Confirmed.
LG G3 is truly as good as A95L after professional calibration. Don't believe me? Then ask professional calibrator and see it in your own eyes. Sony is better out of the box no doubt but I'd rather pay 500 for a professional calibration than paying 2000 for A95L.
Don't wanna be a asshole. tv stand with c3 but g2 just more premium and little brighter than a c3. G2 also gonna be more money for.