QLED or OLED tv?

[Cedri]

So I am planning on buying a new tv because the one I have right now sucks. It is probably going to be one of these three:

Samsung qled 8k 65q800t (3999 with a s20 for free)
LG 65gx6la (3599)

LG 65e9pla (2349)

 

Which one do you guys think is best for the price? My current phone is s10 plus so I could possibly  sell it.

 

[TylerDurden!]

27 minutes ago, Cedri said:

LG 65e9pla (2349)

qled is still just like lcd tv that uses led strips for the backlight

in oled, each pixel has its own micro led which allows for better control, allow the led to be turned completely off

 

oled is the better technology

 

for your choices, paying over a $1000 more for some small improvements of the gx is not justified. 

 

but that is just me

[Cedri]

1 minute ago, TylerDurden! said:

qled is still just like lcd tv that uses led strips for the backlight

in oled, each pixel has its own micro led which allows for better control, allow the led to be turned completely off

 

oled is the better technology

 

for your choices, paying over a $1000 more for some small improvements of the gx is not justified. 

 

but that is just me

The problem is that I am putting the tv in a room with a lot of light. Like 6 windows. Will that be a problem for the tv?

[Cedri]

2 minutes ago, TylerDurden! said:

qled is still just like lcd tv that uses led strips for the backlight

in oled, each pixel has its own micro led which allows for better control, allow the led to be turned completely off

 

oled is the better technology

 

for your choices, paying over a $1000 more for some small improvements of the gx is not justified. 

 

but that is just me

What are the changes exactly?

[HaRdLy007]

I'd recommend going to Youtube and searching for "OLED vs QLED - With a Microscope! - What is the best TV?"

 

I'd post the link but I'm not sure I'm allowed to. Great video to explain the differences between the 2 technologies

 

[Cedri]

1 minute ago, HaRdLy007 said:

I'd recommend going to Youtube and searching for "OLED vs QLED - With a Microscope! - What is the best TV?"

 

I'd post the link but I'm not sure I'm allowed to. Great video to explain the differences between the 2 technologies

 

Thanks

 

[CTR640]

6 minutes ago, Cedri said:

What are the changes exactly?

He's right. I don't know the some small improvements but currently having a OLED tv iI have for two years now and there is no reason to "upgrade" to a new model. In this case and the cheapest: get the LG 65e9pla.

 

3999 for a Qled tv, has Samsung lost their mind?!

[Cedri]

14 minutes ago, CTR640 said:

He's right. I don't know the some small improvements but currently having a OLED tv iI have for two years now and there is no reason to "upgrade" to a new model. In this case and the cheapest: get the LG 65e9pla.

 

3999 for a Qled tv, has Samsung lost their mind?!

So it is also not worth it even with the new phone? And will the bright room not mess with the tv?

[CTR640]

41 minutes ago, Cedri said:

So it is also not worth it even with the new phone? And will the bright room not mess with the tv?

Even if your room is bright, 3999 is stupidly overpiced IMO.

 

And how bright is your room?

[Cedri]

Just now, CTR640 said:

Even if your room is bright, 3999 is stupidly overpiced IMO.

 

And how bright is your room?

It has 6 windows all surrounding the tv

[CTR640]

1 hour ago, Cedri said:

It has 6 windows all surrounding the tv

Qled it is. 

[Cedri]

1 minute ago, CTR640 said:

Qled it is. 

are you sure? that 3999 tv?

[CTR640]

27 minutes ago, Cedri said:

are you sure? that 3999 tv?

Ugh, I forgot the price. No, the price is really damn too high. It's like you can buy literally 3x OLED 55" tv's

I'd say: get a cheaper tv. Maybe there are OLED tv's with higher brightness?

 

-edit-

I forgot to mention I bought blackout curtains as the stupid sun shines on my OLED tv in summer. Maybe you can buy the curtains too?

[Cedri]

9 minutes ago, CTR640 said:

Ugh, I forgot the price. No, the price is really damn too high. It's like you can buy literally 3x OLED 55" tv's

I'd say: get a cheaper tv. Maybe there are OLED tv's with higher brightness?

 

-edit-

I forgot to mention I bought blackout curtains as the stupid sun shines on my OLED tv in summer. Maybe you can buy the curtains too?

I have curtains that block the light partially so I think oled will be best. I was thinking about a9g or lg gx. What are your opinions about those 2?

[Cedri]

11 minutes ago, CTR640 said:

Ugh, I forgot the price. No, the price is really damn too high. It's like you can buy literally 3x OLED 55" tv's

I'd say: get a cheaper tv. Maybe there are OLED tv's with higher brightness?

 

-edit-

I forgot to mention I bought blackout curtains as the stupid sun shines on my OLED tv in summer. Maybe you can buy the curtains too?

I can buy it on a different place without the phone and it is 3100 euro's

[CTR640]

Just now, Cedri said:

I can buy it on a different place without the phone and it is 3100 euro's

If it was me, I would've gotten the blackout curtains and get the OLED tv.

Really, maybe I lack something or I don't know but Qled for 3100 euro's is still damn high. Qled is a gimmick, it's still led lcd with some filter applied.

Samsung thinks they can compete oled.

[Cedri]

1 minute ago, CTR640 said:

If it was me, I would've gotten the blackout curtains and get the OLED tv.

Really, maybe I lack something or I don't know but Qled for 3100 euro's is still damn high. Qled is a gimmick, it's still led lcd with some filter applied.

Samsung thinks they can compete oled.

So Oled it will be. What do you think about a9g and gx?

[CTR640]

6 minutes ago, Cedri said:

So Oled it will be. What do you think about a9g and gx?

A9G? From Sony?

[Cedri]

Just now, CTR640 said:

A9G? From Sony?

yes and gx from lg

 

[CTR640]

Just now, Cedri said:

yes and gx from lg

 

Got link to Sony oled?

[Cedri]

Just now, CTR640 said:

Got link to Sony oled?

https://www.sony.com/electronics/televisions/xbr-a9g-series

[CTR640]

What are your usages for tv?

[Cedri]

9 hours ago, CTR640 said:

What are your usages for tv?

Watching movies and series. Maybe in the future playing some games on ps5 but not too much.

[Stahlmann]

Why do you need these expensive TVs? Get a LG C9 OLED 65" for ~2000 $. Yes, QLED is good aswell, but there is no QLED that will have the same picture quality as a good OLED TV. The C9 can get to ~850 nits, so even in bright rooms it will still perform very strong. I have the C9 55" myself and even in bright daylight there are no issues with reflections/glare or a dim picture. My OLED is the best thing i got for myself in the last few years. HDR Gaming is awesome aswell!

[Cedri]

4 minutes ago, Stahlmann98 said:

Why do you need these expensive TVs? Get a LG C9 OLED 65" for ~2000 $. Yes, QLED is good aswell, but there is no QLED that will have the same picture quality as a good OLED TV. The C9 can get to ~850 nits, so even in bright rooms it will still perform very strong. I have the C9 55" myself and even in bright daylight there are no issues with reflections/glare or a dim picture. My OLED is the best thing i got for myself in the last few years. HDR Gaming is awesome aswell!

Here it is 2300 euro's. The e9 is 2350 euro's