3 PRO TIPS: 4K TV Buying in 2021| How Each Technology Improves Your TV

I wait for reviews. No need for other tips.

I have a 3K limit to get a 65inch TV and a Soundbar. Im replacing my 50inch Pioneer Elite plasma (that worked like a champ and still has better pic quality than most TV's) and Pioneer Elite receiver and tower surround system. I want a simple bullet proof system with an emphasis on hearing dialogue without having to turn the TV way up. Any suggestions? I'm leaning Sony TV but does that mean I should pair it with a Sony Soundbar?

I need a TV 70 / 75 inch. For gaming Ps5. / watch tv also in daylight. Best quality for watching movies. Which one do i need? I want also HDR+ and Hdmi 2.1. With 120 hz.. Minimum 60 hz. Low imput lag! Between 0 - 10

Great job

Hi STFOMO! Love the content. I have been watching all your videos to make an educated TV choice (paralysis by analisys now).

My plan is to upgrade TV (long overdue) so I can enjoy high quality gaming for the PS5 and movie watching. I have been waiting for Black Friday deals here in New Zealand to see which model would win in terms of value (looking for medium price range, for 4k HDR over 120fps).

Following your recent advice is I need to wait until the TV have been tested on next Gen but I'm worried I will miss out on the black Friday sales. Do I jump the gun and try get a good deal now only to be dissapointed when the Tv doesn't perform with the next Gen consoles ? Or is this something that a firmware update could fix?

2020 is literally the worst year to purchase a TV. 2021 will be primetime for everything.

I want your advice on a 75 or so tv for quality and price please. We only watch reg shows, no gaming. My living room is pretty dim sue to facing the east and lots of blinds. Thanks and god bless.

Ignore 4k 120 if you are not a top gamer. Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa????

4k 120 future proofs your TV, which for many people is a 10 year, or more, investment. Furthermore, PS 5 has the capacity for 4k 120. Why would you want to play the ps5 (a $500 investment) without getting the most out of it?

Which tv is good for both light and dark rooms? If I'm in the living room watching a movie marathon and I start in the afternoon when it's sun is out and then it gets dark later into the night, which tv will work great? We keep talking about tvs for dark or bright rooms only but never both...Would appreciate it.

Do you think that 80% of people that buy a 4k t.v cares about all those things you talking about. As long the tv looks nice and beautiful and 4k looks nice, who cares about how many zones this or that one has or this one light looks better on this than on that. People just a tv that looks good and they can watch movies and everything else. People don't even know what in the world you guys are talking about.

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Hi, thanks for the video, I have a question, I have LG OLED E6 65” and I’m very happy with it, however now with new console generation coming up should I upgrade to LG CX 65” for ps5 and xb series x or should I wait to new 2021 or My E6 is still good for games?
I use my tv for almost everything; Netflix, sports and gaming

I just got 65in LG CX for 1700 with employee discount!

all his videos give really good information but seem to contradict themselves in the process.

Where do you buy your gloves?

Could you please make your environment a little bit more bight? I don't mean as bright as white, maybe just another indirect lighting source would be sufficient to improve it and make it more pleasant to watch. Thanks!

I really love your content as a whole but I feel like we are getting the same info over and over again. It would be cool if you did some reviews of products like streaming devices, the new Chromecast is a good one. Or maybe took a look at some picture quality comparisons between wifi and wired streaming etc.

Very Good job Thanks bro

Any recommendations for watching anime? I only plan to watch the news, a few TV shows, and a LOT of anime in a bright room (not sure if glare, but assume yes). I'm currently fixated on the Sony X950H in either 55in or 65in, but it doesn't have ATSC 3.0 (unlike the X950H) and so I'm planning to wait another year or two for that to be included. Any other suggestions/recommendations?

I am very impressed with your presentation. Keep it up!

Ok I need help . In the past 2 months . I have had the 8k Samsung g800t and the screen fried within 3 weeks then I replaced it with 8 k nano99 LG and this has like water stains inside it and lines is the best way to explain it.
I’m about to get another tv I was thinking the CX lg 65 inch 4K .. or ... should I Waite I have the x box series X also and love movies. What should I do help please?

@Stop the FOMO

What do i do for my eyes? I got sensitive eyes and usually put brightness very low (>20/100 on my work monitor or even 0/20 on my old 2012 samsung Tv).

What do i need it for:
=> Gaming
=> blu-rays (1080p and 4K)
=> Dark room (YES ! )
=> Best darks and full array dimming

I was thinking about OLED and HDR but not sure if it would be "Good for Me"
=> OLED pro: best image and darks / con: burn-in with gaming
=> HDS pro: high contrast / con: high brightness

Maybe VA screens are better for me but not sure

Help please

Does playing Single Player Games consider as "Hard Core Gamer" ?

All Hail The Gloved One

The number of dimming zones is I think a bit of a red herring. More zones is not necessarily better, because also important is how many “gradation steps” are available for each zone. If two steps are fully off or fully on, how many intermediate steps are available? So imagine say 32 zones with 1000 steps between max dark and max bright vs 1000 zones with 100 steps. Which is better ? The total number of permutations is mind boggling and rises exponentially with more zones and more steps. So you need incredible amounts of processing power and awesome software to make it all work. More zones does not automatically mean better.

It is a good thing to get advice, but if your television are 10 years old any TV will be an improvement, actually, I bought a television only a few days ago replacing my 9 years old one, and the improvement are incredible, I am so pleased, also, the sound are so powerful and great I removed my sorround system, the living room looks bigger and nicer, in addition, my now '2020' television has a much nicer design, an improvement to the living room, so, yes, buy the best option, but if you replace an old TV set any TV will be the right one

Is there a reason why you wear gloves? 🤔😅

You really like TCL and hinesse.

Why did you not use a custom water cooling loop for a gaming PC?

Women don't want to talk about games. Simplify

Thank you I hate gaming! a TV is TV and thats all we should be talking about

How do I know the ms imputlag of my tv?

When's micro LED?

Hi fomo, what is the best tv 77-85 inch for mainly sports in a bright room?

Hisense h9g have to much problems in gaming and quality colors that tv sucks sorry to tell you.

Very well researched video. Presenter seem to know what he is talking about. I have learned a lot from watching this!

I thought HDR is 4k?

Either you are an Asshole or Digital Trends is, as you both are saying absofreakinglutllyopposit things about 2021 TV's , SO WHO SHOULD WE BELIEVE?

Thanks

All I wanted to know what’s the best tv to watch Dark Knight Trilogy??

Wow. This was way over my head. I just as well listen to Neil DeGrasse Tyson talk about dark matter.
I just wanted to find a decent 55" TV from my living room. :)

I find my sony A9G amazing good.!!!

That was very helpful - Thank you

I need a tv in the $2k range 75in for a lighted room alot of streaming and sports.

I really appreciate this discussion and explication. The channel has educated me.

i do like your comments but... sometimes i watch tv during the day in bright light and sometimes in the evening in the dark... it goes both ways... also being from europe we dont even look at TCL, VISIO AND HISENSE televisions as there just not good enough.... regards mick.

as i keep saying.. nobody just watches sports or films or normal content.. its a mixture of all in light or dark conditions.. are we supposed to have a oled for the evening and a qled for the daytime ? there must be a happy medium ? regards mick.