Seems £3500 is going to be the industry standard for a 65" OLED this year. If Sony or Panasonic can come in under that by a few hundred quid that would generate some sales
Yes, meant "top end" modelPreume you mean for "top end" models only? The LG 65C36 for example is £2899 and the Samsung 65S90C is £2999
The QN80 looks interesting, but what does the lack of Dolby Atmos mean? Is it just that the onboard speakers can’t deliver it, which would be no great loss, or that it can’t deliver it via HDMI eARC from on-board apps. like Netflix and Disney+? If it’s the latter, then that TV would be a complete non-starter for a lot of people.
I did read somewhere that 2023 LG TVs were to re-gain DTS codec support, something that both my 2019 LG and 2022 Sony TVs support. Anyone know if that’s true?
Yes they support DTS audio now. Vincent Teoh confirmed this in his G3 review.The QN80 looks interesting, but what does the lack of Dolby Atmos mean? Is it just that the onboard speakers can’t deliver it, which would be no great loss, or that it can’t deliver it via HDMI eARC from on-board apps. like Netflix and Disney+? If it’s the latter, then that TV would be a complete non-starter for a lot of people.
I did read somewhere that 2023 LG TVs were to re-gain DTS codec support, something that both my 2019 LG and 2022 Sony TVs support. Anyone know if that’s true?
If the QN80 chassis can’t support Atmos then I certainly won’t be bothering. Just what were LG thinking? It’s just as bad as Samsung not supporting Dolby Vision. Punters get DTS but lose Atmos. Welcome to LG’s view of 2023.Neither. It can't handle or passthrough Atmos or DTS.
Love my C9
Sony and cheaper then anyone else are words that I don't think are even physically possible, the world would implode if this happens.Seems £3500 is going to be the industry standard for a 65" OLED this year. If Sony or Panasonic can come in under that by a few hundred quid that would generate some sales
Because they use IPS panels, which (rightly or wrongly, I prefer them) are regarded as inferior.Wonder why LG's QNED range are always the poor option for people looking high quality Mini-LEDs TVs, it seems they're a second fiddle to Samsung & Sony sets, whose Mini-LED sets are miles ahead of the competition.
Yes, kind of....Have these new panels improved with regards to image retention?
I loved my E8 when I got it, and would like to get a replacement as I have "breaking news" permanently across the bottom.... i loved the colour pop moving to OLED, but am hesitant getting another as i do tend to keep the news on in the background when working from home, so it WILL happen again unless there have been improvements in this regard.
Yes, but you don't get the free soundbar anymore so it mostly evens out, though of course people will prefer the flexability of cash over being forced to have a soundbar them may not want.Big cash back incoming for 2023 Oleds RS already showing the discount
If you like to leave the news on in the background while working from home, on an OLED, the ongoing burn in test by RTings will be of interest...Have these new panels improved with regards to image retention?
I loved my E8 when I got it, and would like to get a replacement as I have "breaking news" permanently across the bottom.... i loved the colour pop moving to OLED, but am hesitant getting another as i do tend to keep the news on in the background when working from home, so it WILL happen again unless there have been improvements in this regard.
Does anyone recommend a retailer selling the new OLED C36 models, preferably 55"? There seems to be plenty of options but had previous poor experience with 1 of them in particular. Prices seems to change quiet frequently between them too so any recommendation would be great.
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