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[ClanOfNone]

Let me have em Gaf, I’m moving and looking to upgrade.
I bought a Samsung QLED when I moved in here around 7 years ago. I’ve been pretty happy with it, but I’ve noticed some weird color and brightness issues lately that can be quite annoying when I’m gaming.
TV will be used primarily for games, I don’t watch many shows or movies. Looking for something in the 65 inch range with a budget around $1500 or so, give or take a lil.

 

[cormack12]

I got the s90d and it's a great tv

 

[ShirAhava]

Whatever you get make sure its a QD-OLED

Samsung S95D or S90D

 

[analog_future]

LG C4 will be your best bet, and it's on sale for exactly $1499 for the 65" right now.

Super low input latency, VRR support, Dolby Vision/HDR-10/HDR-10+ support, 4 full-bandwidth HDMI 2.1 ports, and all of the benefits of OLED.


There's also the Samsung S90D, which will give you a brighter picture vs the C4 but does not support Dolby Vision.

 

[TintoConCasera]

Got an LG CX 65" since like 4 years ago and it's been amazing.

 

[AJUMP23]

Whatever LG has is tour best bet. If you want an OLED LG makes every panel. So you can get a Sony but it is still an LG panel. Sony might have a better high end processor, but I like my LG C1.

 

[Kupfer]

Got an LG CX 65" since like 4 years ago and it's been amazing.

Same for me, 48''
Picture is still amazing and since I turn off all "make-the-picture-extra-great" stuff I don't feel like I need an uprade anytime soon.

 

[joeygreco1985]

LG C series is my go to for recommending to friends. I'm on year 4 of owning my 65" LG CX and it still wows me.

 

[Garibaldi]

Buy an LG

 

[Crispy Gamer]

I have both LG oled and Samsung qdoled and I'm happy with both but for gaming qdoled is much brighter

 

[ClanOfNone]

That LG 65 inch might fit the bill.
Weird that there are hardly any 70 inch oleds, I was looking to add 5 inches (that’s what she said).
The price jumps from the 65 inch sets to the 72 ones is pretty substantial, looks like I’ll stick to 65. New living room is smaller anyways and I’ll be sitting closer than I was in the old place.

 

[MMaRsu]

LG

I have an LG CX

Its amazing. Gsync, 120fps, all the goodies HDR

 

[violence]

LG Oled for dark room?

Samsung QD-Oled for bright room?

 

[reinking]

Samsung S90D/S90DD OLED (QD-OLED) Review (QN42S90DAEXZA, QN48S90DAEXZA, QN55S90DAFXZA, QN65S90DAFXZA, QN77S90DAFXZA, QN83S90DAEXZA)

The Samsung S90D/S90DD (QD-OLED) is a high-end TV in Samsung's OLED lineup and only sits below the flagship Samsung S95D OLED. The TV features Samsung's new Neo ...

www.rtings.com

Go to the compared to other TVs section and pick which supported feature is important to you.

 

[StereoVsn]

If your room isn’t super bright I would go with LG. Otherwise Samsung may work better in bright environments. Both should be fine, but my general preference is toward LG for what I feel is better reliability vs Samsung.

 

[Ulysses 31]

LG G4 if it has to be OLED.

But modern Samsung QLEDs have game motion plus which reduce a lot of the stutter and add motion clarity in 30 fps and 60 fps games.

 

[Shake Your Rump]

You have three choices:

LG C3/C4
Samsung S90C/S90D
Sony A95K/A95L

Accept nothing less. Choose your size and price point and just buy one of the above. You can’t go wrong.

 

[ap_puff]

65" Samsung S90C is $1000 on their website right now. That's a ridiculous deal.

 

[kevboard]

LG and Samsung are by far the best for gaming, due to their feature completeness and super low input latency.

Sony is the best if you want to have the best quality for movies, but their high input latency and often missing festures make them suboptimal for gaming.

so for gaming I'd say LG, because they have the best package overall and a good UI

 

[StreetsofBeige]

I dont have an OLED, but currently have an LG Nanocell from a Costco warranty replacement substitution (they couldnt fix my Sony 900e).

This LG TV is the best TV I've had. Great visuals and ZERO issues.

Every other big splashy TV I've had (Sony or Panasonic lcd or plasma) have had issues requiring a repair call. My old ass Panny CRT was mint though.

Next time I get a TV, I'm going LG for sure.

 

[Musashipan]

Stay away from LG

 

[Lucifers Beard]

Bought a 65" S90D a couple of weeks ago and it's awesome.

 

[keefged4]

Got an LG CX 65" since like 4 years ago and it's been amazing.

I've had my C1 for about the same time, and its just as mind blowing now as it was the first day I turned it on. Highly reccomend LG.

Stay away from LG

Why?

 

[ClanOfNone]

Stay away from LG

Any reasons why? My first ever flatscreen had tv was a 42inch LG lcd, and that thing is still going strong almost 20 years later in my daughter’s room.

 

[Xtib81]

I'd recommend taking a look at the TCLQM8/c89B, it's not an Oled but it comes very close in terms of contrast and it has the best bang for bucks by far.
Or you can get a samsung s90d or an Oled G3 I guess for that price. 1500 for a 65' limits the choices though hence my recommandation for TCL.

 

[Dibils2k]

There's also the Samsung S90D, which will give you a brighter picture vs the C4 but only has 2 HDMI 2.1 ports and does not support Dolby Vision.

this is false, S90D and S95D support 4 HDMI 2.1 ports

 

[MadchesterManc]

Sure I saw a video from HDTVTest for a Panasonic Z95A that's available in the states. You should consider Panasonic, they usually have the best OLED each year.

 

[Toots]

Stay away from LG

Anansi doing Anansi stuff

Quick question, is there a difference between an OLED C44LA (amazon link) and a 55C4 (amazon link), apart from 500$ ?
When i tried typing any of those two names plus review on google it just go to C4 reviews and even on lg website C44LA search goes to 55C4 page, but still 500$ difference is crazy...

 

[Bernoulli]

Get the new bravia mini led, I don't like having to worry about burn in and having to adapt my use for it
If you don't care there is the C4

 

[ClanOfNone]

I thought oled burn in was a “thing of the past.”
Since the tv will be used primarily (like 99%) for gaming this could definitely be a concern for me.

 

[TrebleShot]

LG C or G series and dont look back.

 

[Perrott]

LG C4 will be your best bet, and it's on sale for exactly $1499 for the 65" right now.

Super low input latency, VRR support, Dolby Vision/HDR-10/HDR-10+ support, 4 full-bandwidth HDMI 2.1 ports, and all of the benefits of OLED.


There's also the Samsung S90D, which will give you a brighter picture vs the C4 but only has 2 HDMI 2.1 ports and does not support Dolby Vision.

How much of a big deal having Dolby Vision really is?

 

[analog_future]

this is false, S90D and S95D support 4 HDMI 2.1 ports

you're right, I stand corrected and I've edited my post.

 

[Gaiff]

Everywhere I've seen says the S90D easily beats the C4 and they're in the same price bracket. Went with the S90D myself after thoroughly looking into the pros and cons between the S90D, C4, and Bravia 8.

 

[Zug]

Been rocking a LG G1 hooked to a PC for ~4 years and it's everything I hoped for : 120hz, Gsync out of the box, no issue whatsoever and no trace of burn-in after intensive use.

 

[Xaeroxcore666]

I have a 55" LG B4. What are your thoughts on that?

 

[Toots]

You have three choices:

LG C3/C4
Samsung S90C/S90D
Sony A95K/A95L

Accept nothing less. Choose your size and price point and just buy one of the above. You can’t go wrong.

Not that anyone care but i couldn't wait for answers to my LG 55C4 / LG 55C44LA question so i bought a Lg OLED55C4 OLED evo Dolby Atmos & Vision 100Hz 4K 139cm 2024 for 1200euros with delivery included, exclusively based on your "can't go wrong" post.

 

[Shake Your Rump]

Not that anyone care but i couldn't wait for answers to my LG 55C4 / LG 55C44LA question so i bought a Lg OLED55C4 OLED evo Dolby Atmos & Vision 100Hz 4K 139cm 2024 for 1200euros with delivery included, exclusively based on your "can't go wrong" post.

Sounds like a great deal. IMHO the LG are best for gaming overall due to four HDMI 2.1 ports and HGIG.

 

[AJUMP23]

This is a good website for TV reviews and comparison. https://www.rtings.com/

 

[ap_puff]

Not that anyone care but i couldn't wait for answers to my LG 55C4 / LG 55C44LA question so i bought a Lg OLED55C4 OLED evo Dolby Atmos & Vision 100Hz 4K 139cm 2024 for 1200euros with delivery included, exclusively based on your "can't go wrong" post.

Sometimes there's different model numbers for different regions with slight differences in what's included. The display will be the same, so the c4 4la should be the c4 with some slight variation in e.g. mounting hardware or audio or something to that nature. The $500 difference could simply be a matter of the lesser known model being less in demand, vendor clearing stock, etc.

 

[Windom Earle]

G4 or C4 for gaming?

 

[badboyyy]

I have LG 55 CX and I love it and I wanted to buy LG C4 65”, but it has different oled panel and its not great. The best panel in 2024 OLED line up is Samsung 65 s90c, you can check it in yt reviews or other reviews. So I will buy this year Samsung ^^

 

[Esca]

LG C3 is what I'm currently using and am very happy with it. Have a LG C7 (2017) still from my C3 and it still looks great too. I upgraded mainly for the gaming features of the C3.

 

[rofif]

Absolutely lg c4.
They don't f around with stupid RGB layout. White pixel is in WOLED because it helps with longevity instead of driving rgb pixels like crazy

 

[analog_future]

How much of a big deal having Dolby Vision really is?

It's pretty subtle but can definitely enhance the picture. If you're in a dark room I'd say DV is more beneficial with the C4. If you're in a bright room I'd say you'd benefit more from the extra brightness of the S90D vs Dolby Vision. Plus the S90D does have HDR-10+ support, which is very Dolby Vision esque, but Dolby Vision content is much more ubiquitous than HDR-10+ content.

 

[dorkimoe]

I have 2 LG Oleds and they are the best. No issues. Would never get a sony due to that insanely shit OS

 

[Zathalus]

At that price and size the Samsung S90D is absolutely your best bet.

LG C4 OLED vs Samsung S90D/S90DD OLED (QD-OLED) Side-by-Side TV Comparison

The Samsung S90D/S90DD OLED is mostly better than the LG C4 OLED. The Samsung gets brighter in HDR, so bright highlights stand out more on it, and it maintains its HDR brightness better while in 'Game Mode.' The Samsung TV also has a wider color gamut, better color volume, and better HDR...

www.rtings.com

 

[Shake Your Rump]

I have 2 LG Oleds and they are the best. No issues. Would never get a sony due to that insanely shit OS

Anything specific about the android OS?

I used an Apple TV for years before getting my Sony TV. I tried out the android OS and it works perfectly. I don't even use Google. I created a Google account just for the TV, set the TV to "apps only" mode, and its pretty much just like the Apple TV (no ads, etc). I use it for Plex and Youtube.

 

[Ocean Dweller]

Let me have em Gaf, I’m moving and looking to upgrade.
I bought a Samsung QLED when I moved in here around 7 years ago. I’ve been pretty happy with it, but I’ve noticed some weird color and brightness issues lately that can be quite annoying when I’m gaming.
TV will be used primarily for games, I don’t watch many shows or movies. Looking for something in the 65 inch range with a budget around $1500 or so, give or take a lil.

LG C3/C4

 

[Moses85]

Sold my 4 year old 65 for 1000€ and bought a 77 for 1300€ (New, Never used). C2, absolute no brainer. I am impressed how much better the C2 is delivering!