nickoskr
Novice Member
Hello to everyone. This is my first post.
I am ready to make a purchase in November-December.
Viewing distance: 3 meters (10feet)
Viewing position: Straight with no angle
Lighting conditions: 1 Side window.
Main content: Movies, Series and maybe I will buy ps5 in the future
Sources: Streaming mainly and HDR content
Quality requirements: Bright image & Good black not blurred gray image around bright objects
Seeing comparisons and various reviews I came up with QLED (VA panel) based on my preferences.
I also visit a retail store and compared the QLED lineup next to the new NANOCELL TVs which are in about the same budget
I have a problem that I do not understand about the blooming effect that occurs on TVs with Full-Array lighting.
I saw some videos comparing the new Sony XH9505 with the Q80t for example and it shows a gray area around the subtitles.
Sony was worse than Samsung. With a little more research I realized that it happens differently in every TV brand (with Full Array, Direct led, etc) and it is a bit annoy
I want to make a conclusion and I need your help with the following question.
Should I initially give the extra money for example to go from Q70T to Q80T that has Local Dimming? worth it? I know HDR will make a difference in terms of peak brightness but is it worth the money just for that (and some extra features of course) And if they worth the extra money, is the issue with the subtitles and the blooming effect so intense? Does anyone own the Q80T tell me if there is this problem?
Because if I buy a TV for approximately 1500 euros (here in Greece) and when I watch all the movies with subtitles, it will break my nervous system.
I also see that without local dimming the Q70t has a better Contrast ratio than the Q80T.
I mention QLED as an example because I'm closer to Samsung because of the good black uniformity and contrast ratio. Although I am afraid of Samsung in terms of reliability and after sale support ...
Of course, I'm open to any other TV suggestions around the same budget.
I am ready to make a purchase in November-December.
Viewing distance: 3 meters (10feet)
Viewing position: Straight with no angle
Lighting conditions: 1 Side window.
Main content: Movies, Series and maybe I will buy ps5 in the future
Sources: Streaming mainly and HDR content
Quality requirements: Bright image & Good black not blurred gray image around bright objects
Seeing comparisons and various reviews I came up with QLED (VA panel) based on my preferences.
I also visit a retail store and compared the QLED lineup next to the new NANOCELL TVs which are in about the same budget
I have a problem that I do not understand about the blooming effect that occurs on TVs with Full-Array lighting.
I saw some videos comparing the new Sony XH9505 with the Q80t for example and it shows a gray area around the subtitles.
Sony was worse than Samsung. With a little more research I realized that it happens differently in every TV brand (with Full Array, Direct led, etc) and it is a bit annoy
I want to make a conclusion and I need your help with the following question.
Should I initially give the extra money for example to go from Q70T to Q80T that has Local Dimming? worth it? I know HDR will make a difference in terms of peak brightness but is it worth the money just for that (and some extra features of course) And if they worth the extra money, is the issue with the subtitles and the blooming effect so intense? Does anyone own the Q80T tell me if there is this problem?
Because if I buy a TV for approximately 1500 euros (here in Greece) and when I watch all the movies with subtitles, it will break my nervous system.
I also see that without local dimming the Q70t has a better Contrast ratio than the Q80T.
I mention QLED as an example because I'm closer to Samsung because of the good black uniformity and contrast ratio. Although I am afraid of Samsung in terms of reliability and after sale support ...
Of course, I'm open to any other TV suggestions around the same budget.