220' Sony Crystal LED vs 272' LG MicroLED TV!

220-inch Sony Crystal LED TV with 4K resolution vs 272-inch LG 8K MicroLED TV at ISE 2023.

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[chanelpearls]

I assume these displays will cost a small house 😂

[catochagen]

Sony. That image processing is only equaled by Panasonic’s high-end TVs. The Korean and Chinese manufacturers have always seemed a bit off when it comes to natural colors. It’s subjective, I know, but I’d always go for the Japanese brands.

[xellaz]

Can't wait for micro-LEDs to become available and affordable for PC monitors! 🤤

[godrebe]

I want that enormous and magnificent Sony 220-inch Crystal LED Screen! But the Price is $606, 466 USD 😂 SHEEESH! That's INSANE ~

[Mohitsahachowdhury]

How many years we have to wait for 55 inch micro LED in price of current OLED

[Arclight]

Sony has always been the benchmark for quality video ❤

[mhoang_tran]

Apparently the controller for the sony crystal led only accept dual displayport 1.2 signal. This is quite specific for computer output, and might not work well with hdmi 2.1 sources (receivers, bd players, etc.)

[BAJF]

I guess I'll have to buy a new home to house my new tv.

[LeonardHarris-mmxr]

I like my information at 273 are you in the 220 inch screen if possible

[chrism]

I'm looking forward to when they're economically viable replacements for commercial theater projectors

[rahulrajrai]

Sony better ofcourse...no point in haaving big screen if screen bad

[thenonexistinghero]

MicroLED is the future.
But currently... it's not quite on the level of mainstream high-end in terms of features, affordability and even size. I'm all for a 75 inch MicroLED... maybe 85 inch max, but that would be really pushing the limits of would still make for a good viewing experience in my living room.

[nicknorthcutt]

Wow i bet it looks incredible in person 😍😍

[AndyGilleand]

You're doing a great job with those loops!

As for the TV, I think 8K is totally useless, even at large screen sizes like that, because you'd have to stand quite far away from the screen for it to be a comfortable viewing distance, and at that distance you aren't even going to be seeing a full 4K worth of detail.

For a 220" screen, you'd need to be closer than 15 feet away to see more than 4K worth of detail, and be honest, who is going to be sitting that close to a screen that large?

(not to mention the lack of content)

[edgarcmtz]

The main use case for these is probably stadiums and concert venues where people are going to be several hundreds of feet away. I don’t see a problem with either, and I bet custom graphics (like scores and team logos) rendered at 8k would look insane on the LG

[Johnny_C]

That LG screen is a million dollars on Amazon.

[Sabundy]

The SONY is clearly superior. The very FACT that LG has to prevent people from getting too close just says it all 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[forged.in.the.furnace]

Sony has always been the best at what they do !

[stevetb]

Well, one of these is going in my bathroom

[SpyroTheGerudo]

Im putting owning one of these on the bucket list for my next life