I Went into Currys to compare Samsung 4K JS9000 v LG 4K OLED.
I used recorded material from an external hardrive of SD broadcast material and DVD/Blue ray films
Watched content on both TV in standard picture mode
The Samsung upscaled very well especially SD content, added new life and depth to it. The colours was bit washed out so guess it may have needed some tweaking in settings.
The 4kLG showed deep blacks resulting in better colours and very natural looking, however the up scaling was very poor when using SD content plus there was no depth to the picture.
So the Samsung so far performs better and may be improved by tweaking the colours.
Just surprised that LG 4k OLED could not perfom better considering the price its selling for.
So was wondering if anyone has carried out any comparison between the two and what their thoughts are, I was hoping the OLED would be better unless there are settings that make it look less grainy when up-scaling.
I used recorded material from an external hardrive of SD broadcast material and DVD/Blue ray films
Watched content on both TV in standard picture mode
The Samsung upscaled very well especially SD content, added new life and depth to it. The colours was bit washed out so guess it may have needed some tweaking in settings.
The 4kLG showed deep blacks resulting in better colours and very natural looking, however the up scaling was very poor when using SD content plus there was no depth to the picture.
So the Samsung so far performs better and may be improved by tweaking the colours.
Just surprised that LG 4k OLED could not perfom better considering the price its selling for.
So was wondering if anyone has carried out any comparison between the two and what their thoughts are, I was hoping the OLED would be better unless there are settings that make it look less grainy when up-scaling.
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