Tv size thoughts 65vs75

So, seems the only advantage over OLED is price

 

yeah right that’s interesting I was looking at qned86 what model is higher than 91 that’s the highest I’ve seen outside of 8k

 

Haha, how did you come to that outcome?

No burn-in, far brighter in high ambient environments, and price... I listed one disadvantage of the QNED series specifically.

 

Your description was another absolute red flag for me, for the technology in general. Not the first time I've heard it, and not the first time someone has tried to elevate it above OLED

 

Pretty sure I didn't/wasn't trying to do that - just a PSA that LG's QNED grey uniformity can be poor... so to be wary of it, that's all. There's probably a dozen+ other MiniLED TV series available on the market, many which wouldn't have this issue.

 

who was trying to elevate it hmm

 

WTF?

 

It's no secret that it's better in bright environments than oled, some people have different use cases

 

You need to chill mate. Nothing wrong with saying MiniLED has clear advantages over OLED; this does not mean OLED does not have its own set of clear advantages over MiniLED.

 

The OP asked a question. I simply pointed out "not so subtly" that he should read his own thread.

But now you've qualified your original position, all good.

 

After 3 days of getting a 75 we didnt notice it at all. We sit 2.5m away.

 

Update: we are going with a 75 inch now I just need to wait for eofy for sales what panel would you guys recommend?

Are the 2023 lg mini LEDs (q81/q86) crap

 

Yay

 

To update,

I got a 65 inch lg c5 oled would have loved the 77 but budget did not allow
I love it very happy considering the price I got it for

 

Nice , still on a 55" LG C1 but still very happy with it