Ultimate TV Buyers Guide 2022!

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Buying a new TV in 2022 can quickly become a giant headache - do you go OLED, miniLED, QLED, LED, or QD-OLED? Every year, there's a new TV acronym that claims to be better than the last, but today, I am breaking it all down for you and guiding you through your next TV purchase!

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[jnah]

I have been looking on YouTube over the past couple of days at tv reviews and I can honestly say that this is by far the best review I have found. Thanks for not over complicating the technology and keeping it simple. I am now far better informed! You now have a new subscriber! 😊

[neutralbrowser]

This review is SO great. Finally a review that tells me who benefits the most from each tv option

[coldfeet]

I think the expression is “if money is no object” not “if money is no option” …the latter sounds like you have no money, and you meant the opposite.

[rampantknight]

Oled is good, only thing is the dim SDR . Qd oled has brighter closer to led SDR, and also great HDR. Once the QD oleds come out with bigger sizes and prices drop a bit, its gonna be a no brainer in 1-3 years.

[jackmanning]

I just bought a 77” LG C2 for my family room because I wanted the best picture at that larger size. It’s a shame that QD-OLED is only available up to 65”, because that really wasn’t big enough although I would have preferred the picture. Overall glad I went for the C2 and I think it was the right choice.

Oh and I can’t wall mount anything where I live, so the G2 didn’t seem like a great option.

[martinduffy]

Nice report
I have been searching without any success to try and find the fastest TV for wifi.
Most TV manufacturers are only putting 10/100 Nics in TVs while most people have gig speeds.
Would be nice to see a video on this problem.

[majgajsek]

Thank you this helped me a lot in making my decision as to what to buy. Jon thx

[Jokamutta]

Thanks for the guide! My TV is right infront of a large window so I bought a Samsung QLED Q70A 65" loving it! :)

[caseyhartman]

Great overview. I need to watch reviews of specific models again. I've read comments that there are some issues in particular panel sizes, at least with the X95K. A 75" could be okay in my living room, but a 65" is much cheaper. I hope Hisense will launch the U8H and U9H in a couple of weeks to see how they compare with other mini LED models.

[mangoz]

Ensure tv has hdmi 4k 2.1 port
1:41 OLED. Burnin risk
3:30 QLED no burnin
7:35 mini LED- Neo QLED - QNED - no burnin
10:58 QD OLED - no burnin. Most expensive
13:50 summary

[olbas]

Time stamps please, list of product please

[yeabah]

The burn in OLED is downside of it. I will choose Qled or mini led tv

[Davethreshold]

THANK YOU! This is exactly what I was looking for. An explanation of all of them that matter.

[Kudos_Me]

Thanks for the informative video! Right now its mainstream to claim OLED is the best. But the value for Mini LED is much better. I'd go with Mini LED and use the money saved on something else.

[cslaw]

Hi,

I've asked a few stores and they recommended these 2 models for my budget.
Sony 65" 4K Google TV KD-65X85K
LG A2 55'' OLED 4K TV

They are exactly the same price.
Considering the TV quality, reliability, and customer service, which one would you choose?
Note: my house living room has direct sunlight from window and TV will be placed near the window. And I'm a no gamer.

Appreciate your advice.

[ronaldgabriel]

Why does your voice volume go up and down? Its kinda hard for me to hear what youre saying when you lower your voice at the end of a sentence.

[jamesphipps]

Its videos like these to see how many ppl disliked it. It has so few likes, and most ppl dont care to comment, let alone like or dislike but at least thats annonymous. Its hard to determine how much of this advice i should consider

[punjabistylz]

thank you for putting this together! Concise, well informed -this helps alot!

[travis]

Question. When shopping for a new tv it sounds like knowing what year it is, is important. So are there any tricks to determine how old the new tv in the store actually is? Great video thanks for your work.

[WrathChild-NZ]

Also, speaking of out of the box settings. Do you know the best settings to change to make your picture quality the best? Maybe you could make a video on that?