Home Theater Deep Dive: LED vs. OLED - What does that mean?

Which one is best for your eyes? I know the LCDs are the worst and CRT as well. But which is better. And which is a good buy when money is not an option? Also which gives more defined projection rather than looking faded?

wow dude thank you for the explenation

Led or oled which one is better

I just bought a Samsung 65 inch uhd I had a 14 year old viso that still works fine I figured i would upgrade before football this year

I have Irlen Syndrome so a darker TV sounds pretty fantastic. That's defo a pro for me lol

Oled is inferior tech.. Lcd/led more reliable.

Don’t you mean LCD and OLED?

Depends on what Led you have. Sony Bravia fantastic

OLED = dead pixel

LED is better, you don't have banding or dead pixel lines in less than 500 hours of use as I have with my B2

So TVs are racist?

Oled nice

Basically an OLED tv will be a better fit for a dark theatre room or just night viewing. And a LED tv for bright rooms like a living room with a lot of windows.

If the price was right OLED would be the absolute best.

I originally want it 4ktv 120hz OLED no everyone can't not afford for a OLED 4ktv but my family don't want to spend the money to buy me OLED 4ktv because it's way too overprice expensive but the 4ktv LED is cheap affordable my mom want it be to get cheap affordable 4Ktv LED 60hz for now until the price goes down on the OLED 4ktv 120hz someday in the near future

Great vdo. How long does an OLED TV last before it starts giving major problems such as display not working etc? I have a 2 year old Thomson LED TV and few days back it stopped working because of backlight issues, if OLED TVs doesn't have backlight, then can it last for 7-8 years properly?

no word about OLED wearing (burn out), stutter, black crush, near black handling problems ?

Crazy how price can drop so much just in a couple years I love Tech!!

Nice videos showing on the TV's behind you!

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should add 4 colors as AQUOs on the TV...
blue - green - red - yellow

I have a a80j Oled and a hisense U8G....I'll be honest.....after adjusting the settings ....I don't see much difference if any....only reason I'm not returning it is because I'm lazy

I'm here cause I got a Nintendo Switch Oled.

Use for the dislike button... Not impressed at the lack of comparison.

«Under 2000$ LED is the only way to go» lol. Now you can get second hand oleds for just a few hundred

Wait do big box TVs not work for a TV anymore? I mean I know they’re hella old but are they completely obsolete as in you can’t use them with current technology?

Thanks to you man for educating people.. keep up man.. i subscribed!👍🏻

-Nash from Philippines

Dude, did you not include the most important part about oled on purpose! Oled burns the image in itself by damaging its pixels over time. For example let's say you watch a lot of fox news right... In time you will see a fade of the fox news logo on your screen even if your not watching fox news.
Some screens have the option to fix the ghost image, by damaging all the pixels around the image. Its like scratching your table deep, then proceed to use sand paper on it to smooth it down. The table is still damaged and not fixed. But not its even more damaged so don't buy OLED screens!

LCD what happen to that

how is this a 'deep dive'?

My Panasonic plasma still going strong ☺️

TFT, LCD and QLED: Are we a joke?

Nice shirt, by the way is it an LED or LCD ;)

How about the burn in problem for oled.

Thanks, made me understand this in such a short video 👍

Negligible

Should I get an 55 inch oled or a 65 led ?

But what does qled mean

I've still got the 1970s black and white TV with the orange valves lol

And dont forget BURN IN and IMAGE RETENTION for the OLED.

Love the presentation 👌

8k qled at 60hz or 4k oled at 120hz?

thanks this helped

plus add some bias lighting for less than 100 bucks to your led and your set

ill put my $325 65 inch led against any oled and i guarantee you its not going to look 30x better let alone 10x better

yes dont spend money on oled and buy a home theater

The only oled display I'll ever need is on my Galaxy note 8

Lots of comments spiting the burn in susceptibility of OLED displays. I wonder how many of these critics formed their opinion from reading one review online. I noticed one below stating "any display thats OLED WILL experience burn in."

Well my Vita (OLED model) has been owned for 8 years and has been used for countless hours and hours and has no burn in or image degradation of any kind. Even then, 8 years is a good run for any display and I tend to replace TVs way before such a length of time considering how quick the technology improves

LED TV on Steriods xD

Who cares I like LED instead of OLED. because that dark crap is annoying. I'll be playing fortnite with my 55' inch TV and I can see players a little better without HDR. My PS4 is an older model 2016 so LED rules!