Samsung - QLED vs OLED

Vive la experiencia QLED y comprueba su calidad aún después de muchas horas seguidas de uso. Y tú, ¿ya te uniste a la innovación en TV?

[khoirommilton]

Watching an OLED vs QLED in 240p is an experience in itself.

[enrique]

So basically you’re saying that screens of your top end smartphones have screen burning issues

[kholwayd]

I love how they’re shutting on their own OLED displays by cranking the white balance all the way to ice blue

[kimjongunvevo]

Samsung : Makes OLED panel

Also Samsung : ' OLED has burning issues '

[firejackochow]

Definitely, OLED is so much better! In the video, it was a controlled environment to make QLED look better. We won’t fall into it. I rather believe my own eyes. As I stated above, OLED is so much better!!

[SlayerSeraph]

I like how they calibrated the OLED to look like blue crap

[Reginald_Harrison]

They found a way to turn the OLED color temp to Cool 7 before this side by side.

[RodrigoFreijanes]

Thanks, samsung. I will not buy a Galaxy S8 or Note 8 because they have OLED display. hehe

[cjaylk]

Though OLED has screen burn issues, it's picture quality is magnificent

[justmike-yt]

The only advantage QLED has over OLED is the higher brightness. Which gets cancelled out by OLED’s perfect black.

[djvictordasilva]

Oled 4 Ever even with some burns. It's like plasmas VS LCD's!

[IEleMenTIx]

So ironic that Samsung is against OLED on the TV segment. Just because LG gambled right they get bashed everywhere... QLED is just tryhard marketing

[XxROCKSTARxX]

We have an OLED LG tv and it’s amazing quality!

[sergiobricenos]

Oled (organic led) has individual diodes and no backlight. So of course if you play 12 hours straight of a videogame the portion of the screen that doesn't change and that had to be individually lit (the HUD) will have burned. But then again, we use OLED based Samsung AMOLED screens on our phones all the time (the only difference being when the diodes are lit as they are lit electronically) for greater amounts of time (myself, over 12 hours in this pandemic, lying ony bed) and we don't notice these burns, why?

Because they disappear. They are not permanent. Unless you are using your TV for extended periods of time several times in the span of a few weeks. Otherwise you will notice them but after several years, like with any other TV.

[rjalin]

Thank you Samsung for convincing me to buy OLED.

[nizarudeenhajamaideen]

Need this test in 2020, technology is improved so much . No screen burning issues right now work OLED technology.

Can you compare now with 2020 models?

[perci]

OLED will be always the best for movies. Samsung try to save his face with this

[elevatorman]

I would go with oled. Each subpixel is powered by itself thus it can completely turn off, giving an almost infinite contrast, deep blacks, and rich whites. Nothing will ever beat Apples Xdr display and AMOLED phones though.

[OmFreeRadical]

*Guess who's releasing OLED TVs now?! xD*

[MorningstarJinn]

I had both a QLED and an OLED, sorry to say but QLED looks nothing like an OLED. This is just straightup misleading advertising but lol