Who owns one? Thinking about a Samsung QLED QN90D.

We bought a miniQLED. I think. Looks very good. Even very close, the image is razor sharp when watching HD stuff.

LG OLED here and it looks fantastic! 4K is amazing on it.

I have a Samsung 46” LED LCD I bought on Black Friday back in 2009. It solid and about 1/2” thick. Works great, I like that i can turn it to left or right because of the swivel on the base.

Picked up one of these a few months ago-

Really really happy with the choice-

LG OLED 77" for me as well. Excellent TV so far. It is a little over a year old. I have a Firestick plugged into the back of it and we stream through that.

I just bought a 65” Samsung OLED 4K onThursday, on sale for $999.99. Unbelievable picture and can definitely tell the difference.
IMHO Samsung is the only TV to buy. That's all I've ever bought and had great success with them. This one replaced a 10 year old Samsung that's still as clear as it was 10 years ago so it went to my patio. I moved my patio TV to the garage. Now I just need a 25 " OLED in the crapper.

They look good. There’s nothing on but they look good.

A few weeks ago we purchased a Samsung 77-Inch OLED 4K S90D. The colors are amazing.

This. Bought a new 65" LG C4 last week and it is amazing. Went to the store with the intention of buying another Bravia OLED because I've always been very pleased with Sonys. The salesman recommended the LG and after comparing, there really was no comparison in our eyes. Was told LG makes all of the OLED screens for all the other brands. To me, OLED is superior vs. QLED...OLED technology utilizes individual LEDs for each pixel where QLED is essentially an LCD with some type of perforated/polarized? film overlay that helps sharpen the image. The blacks are much blacker on OLED which results in sharper images...to my eye anyway.

I've got two LG OLED and they are nice

Go to Best Buy and you can see the difference on display.

Crowbar, pm sent

Maybe some of the c4 guys can pm their settings. i'm not too sure bout mine? Thanks

I will say this about LG TV's however, they really want to be in your personal business IF you use their Smart TV interface. I started to use it at first and there was no way to "opt out" of their intrusion into your viewing habits. So I was stuck at that point in signing in to the LG Smart TV. I had already had 2 Firesticks that I used previously and plugged one of those into HDMI 1 and I can stream anything without ever logging into the LG system. The TV itself picture wise is awesome. I guess a ROKU stick would work as well.