Nanocell is IPS so black levels will be much worse but just as bright, if not brighter and better viewing angles. Samsung Q70 is ok ... Sony 900f or 900g is better.
2.1 is strictly required for 120hz at 4K if you care about that.
It has VRR support, but at 4K resolution it's limited to 48-60Hz. Not game specific, but it's missing eARC.
It launched at $6,999.99. It went down to about 6499.99 a few months later on sale. That price is really good. Just last week it was $5499.99 at Costco. The 65" was just dropped to $2099.99 at Costco.
Sorry to quote myself, but figured it would be beneficial.
I just bought a dirt cheap 13.3 inch 4k hdr portable monitor from Aliexpress and it's pretty amazing.
Supports variable refresh rate too.
This isn't even the cheapest one.
It also has usbc hdmi and mini display port. I'm using it for games and travel as a second monitor as well as a screen for my recumbent exercise bike — and so far my mind is blown. It even comes with cables and a little stand.
Hey Frankie. How is Halo Infinite coming along? Sorry had to ask! :)
Hmmm, I'm a bit dubious. Does it have something like "dotty" or checkerboard pattern when displaying things? Also, is 4k even noticeable at that size?I just bought a dirt cheap 13.3 inch 4k hdr portable monitor from Aliexpress and it's pretty amazing.
Supports variable refresh rate too.
This isn't even the cheapest one.
It also has usbc hdmi and mini display port. I'm using it for games and travel as a second monitor as well as a screen for my recumbent exercise bike — and so far my mind is blown. It even comes with cables and a little stand.
Yes, this is true, but I did not want to get into subsampling. I would personally not consider anything other than 4:4:4 for a TV myself.
Nope. Only some of the 8k Models will have 2.1 for Samsung.
I just bought a dirt cheap 13.3 inch 4k hdr portable monitor from Aliexpress and it's pretty amazing.
Supports variable refresh rate too.
This isn't even the cheapest one.
It also has usbc hdmi and mini display port. I'm using it for games and travel as a second monitor as well as a screen for my recumbent exercise bike — and so far my mind is blown. It even comes with cables and a little stand.
How much was this thing? The link says it's not available anymore.I just bought a dirt cheap 13.3 inch 4k hdr portable monitor from Aliexpress and it's pretty amazing.
Supports variable refresh rate too.
This isn't even the cheapest one.
It also has usbc hdmi and mini display port. I'm using it for games and travel as a second monitor as well as a screen for my recumbent exercise bike — and so far my mind is blown. It even comes with cables and a little stand.
Probably would have more luck looking at monitors and using them as a TV, if possible.
If they do, it wasn't promoted.
Yep I have a C7 and on a full white screen you can tell a slight diff in the middle third versus the sides of the panel.
Just bear in mind that you will need an as yet of unreleased GPU to do it at 4K 120hz
Hmm, do you notice it in any content when casually viewing? Videogames or animated movies or anything? I gotta figure out if i need to do an exchange.
No issues, both my oleds are on all day fo the same reason :)
DAMMIT. just bought it two weeks ago for 580 with tax. I would say yes. I love it so far.
Price will come down for OLEDs, but for OEMs like Sony and Samsung, it will always be cheaper to produce an LED television in house. Even if they add dimming zones. They own the manufacturing process, so they're able to do it a lot more efficiently. That's why Samsung's top of the line 4k sets have remained competitively priced against OLEDs.
Not unless you get those moments in a movie or game where the screen goes pure white, then it's a tiny bit noticeable.
