Blackrogue
Superstar
So no pics? 
These OLED TVs look Godly.
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I got the 55 too and I'm kicking myself for not getting the 65 inch. I never in my life thought I would be spending 1k+ on a TV as I thought LCD was just fine but this shyt makes all my games look a gen ahead and the und movies look like a glass window into the movie.
FreshFromATL
Self Made
LG OLED CX.
I wasn't impressed at first, but now I'm trying to find the best sources. 4K Blu Ray hasn't done much for me yet. The YouTube videos I looked at was damn good, I might have to cop Avatar off the visuals alone
Watch that new Godzilla vs Kong on HBO Max in 4K HDR
NotAnFBIagent
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4k blu ray is the highest qualityLG OLED CX.
I wasn't impressed at first, but now I'm trying to find the best sources. 4K Blu Ray hasn't done much for me yet. The YouTube videos I looked at was damn good, I might have to cop Avatar off the visuals alone
MajesticLion
Veteran
I'll thank you now.
Usually I stick to Samsung demo vids but this is really useful. Good posting!
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
Ezekiel 25:17
Veteran
4k blu ray is the highest quality
I think it depends on which 4K Blu ray movie you get. I'm playing them using the PS5 and so far, Youtube streaming have surpassed those.
Ezekiel 25:17
Veteran
aXiom
Maximized Potential
Any mid to upper(10-Bit Panel, HDR10/Dobly Vision Capable) tier 4K display made in the last 4 years should shine with these. They look better on the OLED displays as they don't suffer from black levels, weaker contrast ratios and are less susceptible to color banding than LED displays.
Also, a lot of people get mid to high end TVs and just leave them on the default out the box calibration, which 99% of the time results in oversaturated and overly bright images so viewing HDR content has less of an effect as your eyes have already adjusted to an unrealistic picture.. It makes a world of difference when your TV is calibrated correctly.
