Is MIni LED Better than OLED!?
Is MIni LED Better than OLED!?
What’s the future of TVs – and will Mini LED and Micro LED TVs make OLED a thing of the past? I walkthrough everything you need to know about next-gen 4K, 8K, LED & OLED TVs coming in 2021!
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The man wants micro and miny led to thrive and lead the world
yet he owns a 77inch oled the best TV money can buy…. why does he think 🤔 this?
Oled nicer bether 100%
Mini led could be great and look exactly like an OLED, but I doubt performance would be comparable. 1ms pixel update time is not neared by any LCD today without hiccups.
Hey Chaps! Reckon you’ll upgrade your TV this year?? (and if so.. to what?)
No
Does Mini LED still have much slower pixel response time compared to OLED?
Times have changed a little this year. I managed to get the 48" C1, for just under $1000. The pricing is definitely heading in the right direction and I definitely think its kind of in the mainstream price range now. It was a black "Friday" (was actually the whole of November) deal but still, it’s one of the best deals on TVs I have ever gotten. I had a 2020 TU7000 ($450) before as my main monitor temporarily after building my PC because of budget constraints (Don’t worry it’s not wasted – it’s in a different room now) and the OLED is definitely more than twice as good, especially for gaming! It’s one of those rare times when I felt like I robbed the store!
I sub. thanks for the info. appreciate it. I’m using standard LED tv and planning to get a mini LED for its extra brightness and worry free burn in. my biggest problem i live in asia region not many distributor option for mini LED tv in an acceptable price. I guess i have to wait a little more once the new models are release to get better discount and sale price. Keep it up! Thanks again!
Mini LED have blooming impossible to remove blooming OLED way to go and QD OLED will make burn in a thing of the last listed peak brightness off 900 .
What kind?! it only lasts a couple of years without image retention, and then you have to do a "recovery" that slowly kills the brightness.
There is tech far better than OLED just round the corner? Nice.. Looking at how stunning my CX is its just hard to imagine..
Some how it does work payment will follow u
Actually we’re still using an LG 50 inch Plasma, that we bought in 2011. Despite it being used an average of 8 to 10 hours a day, 7 days a week it still has a bright and clear picture (and no burn in issues). At the time they were an improvement picture wise over LCD. Never have been a fan of LCD TVs and have been very interested in OLED from when it first came out. But have held out because of the price and other issues with the fairly new technology. As long as our current TV keeps going I’ll wait. As a side note, one of the reasons for the Plasma’s demise, was their somewhat higher power consumption, States like California eventually banned their sale because of it. Manufacturers may have made improvements on this if they were allowed to do so. They may have still been around.
I dont believe that anything that has backlight can look better than self emitting led
And here is me using my 15 years old Samsung 😀
VT65 Plasma. Still going strong.
you come across well.
NO
NO LOL. How many years has LCD tech trying to dethrone OLED now ? Remember when it was Full Array Local Dimming that was gonna make all the difference ? Then it was Quantum Dots. Now It’s Mini LEDS. Next it will be micro LEDS. Can’t touch OLED.
loooking for a 90cm wide oled pc monitor. send help
MiniLED = Lipstick on a pig (LCD) .. MicroLED = The Future .. Meanwhile OLED is the gapcloser.
My tv runs 14 hours a day. Mostly news and sports with static chyrons and scores and I use my picture in picture quite a bit. Does that mean I should avoid OLED? Because I need at least 5 years out of whatever I get. Thanks
Quantum-dot 2021 are killing it. They are the just as "contrasty" and brighter than Oled. Go qled. And real HDR brightness does not exist on OLED because OLED does not get bright! Qled tv get bright as hell!
Pretty soon it’s gonna be all OLED and mini/micro led TVs in everyone’s house which I wonder whats to come after that can it get any better?
I’m using an old 32 inch 1080p panasonic TV. What I want is at least 4k, multiple HDMI ports, and builtin screen mirroring.
What would make me want to upgrade is a the 21:9 aspect ratio, nothing else, a 21:9 TV is what I want.
No it’s not even close.
U talkes Too much about Qled
I refuse to upgrade my 3D LG telly!
They trying hard to market mini led, personally f mini OLED is awesome I have a 65 A9F and I’m still dazzled by the picture
Oled looks way better than mini-led and even when we get micro-led, good luck running that thing in game mode without the panel just turning off all dimming zones in order to get those fast response times.
Used to have a Q90T and when you enabled game mode all local dimming zones just stopped working.
Hi, i’m not fluent and it ins’t easy. Very short simple question please : what is best as monitor (3d, unreal enfine, and basics as mail..), oled or miniled ? I look for the C1 in 8 or 42 with the cess now, or equivalent in miniled.. Thank you for eventual repply.
It’s just a TV , that is why no’one cares to buy a new one unless the old one broke.
I am still using Sony 42W700B for almost 8 years. Still it is good for watching movies. May be next year I may switch to either full array led or Oled.
MINI LED is not near as good as oled
After watching so many reviews i decided to wait till the end of 2022 and see how QD-OLED will turn out to be. Hoping to grab a nice flagship for at least 1200e at the end of 2022.
Probabilities and possibilties will allow us to innovate one day
It’s like a gender fest of acronyms
samsung 90a
Well I have a Philips ordinary LCD with a high quality screen. With Ambilight. It is awesome when darkness falls. But 3 oclock PM it simply does not have enough contrast to make its profile stand out. Some day I would choose a tecknology that enhanced the light and especially contrast. I am thinking some Philips(Ambilight and Android) similar to a Samsung QLED or Mini LED?
I have an LG 2018 b version oled TV which is now 3 years and 3 months old which I bought from RS with a 6 year guarantee thrown in, I paid £1,449 for it back then, it still performs perfectly for me I use it as a monitor too connected via HDMI with my desktop tower and I have yet to notice any burn in at all, what I love is the perfect contrast and inky blacks and most of all the off axis viewing angle which my previous Samsung qled TV was pretty s**t at, all the colours looked washed out with only the slightest off axis viewing angle, that said it was much brighter when viewing HDR content. I know the newer neo-qled are considerably better at producing near black levels and the viewing angles have improved dramatically but atm I would only consider buying a new TV at 65 inch and the 65" LG B model is £1,400 vs £1,800 for the 65" Samsung neo qled, I think for £400 more the Samsung would have to make me breakfast in the morning before I would even think about it LoL
Early LCD TV’s were backlit using thin fluorescent tubes on each side and a translucent panel to spread the light across the LCD display. When the first LED backlit TV’s came out, I feel as a marketing ploy, manufacturers called them LED TVs. Which in reality only described how the LCD display was lit. If this was always the case on how a TV was described, why weren’t the first LCD TV’s referred as Fluorescent TV’s?
So I have a 48’” C1 and a 75” QNED90. I would honestly say the MiniLED is better for home theater use. The OLED is beautiful but the brightness and color on the MiniLED is spectacular and the additional brightness pushes it over the edge for me. I’m happy I chose the MiniLED for the home theater.
How I loathe those zooming jumpcuts… everyone and their dog is doing it all the time. But otherwise interesting and informative content 🙂
The hope that micro LED will ever get to the point where its a light source at pixel level is farfetched, I doubt the engineering is possible. OLED is king of screen technology. The absence of light at the pixel level is the truest black that can be achieved. If one is buying a 55" tv for their livingroom, do what you gotta do. But if you’re purchasing a 75"+ TV you need a dedicated room and audio system to fully appreciate it. That type of room will not be bright to begin with. Who watches a movie in a light filled room? If you want the theater experience at home, but an OLED, have a strong conversation with your wife cause she’s not going to be on board…lol, and figure it out. I can’t even watch a basketball game in a ‘livingroom’ type environment anymore.
I miss Plasma.
I have a really hard time taking TV news seriously when its presented in a format other than 16:9. Cropped source video is simply unacceptable.
No. But it’s cheaper.
Meh
I have a 25 year old Panasonic TV and it still works. Now that my provider is preparing for the future, I can no longer watch some channels. I think it’s time for a new TV. Let’s see what Panasonic has to offer in 2022 in terms of TVs.