AstonJ

AstonJ

What's the best 4K/UHD content you've seen?

Films/TV Shows/games/Demo vids/4K Blur Rays/Anything :upside_down_face:

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dimitarvp

dimitarvp

Samsung, of course. QLED can’t be beaten yet.

dimitarvp

dimitarvp

Ah, you also meant an actual workable display, not only TV.

Hm, I suppose OLED is better then indeed. I quite liked 1-2 displays that actually had light sensors. I’d love to try one of them in the future.

One thing I absolutely despise when not working on my Macs is how brightness isn’t automatically adjusted.

AstonJ

AstonJ

I should have added ‘/movie buffs’ :smiley: basically gamers and those into movies tend to prefer OLEDs, but yeah they are more suited as being additional computer displays too.

I think most people who watch daytime TV in more brightly lit rooms would probably prefer non-OLEDs…tho… the bigger the TV the brighter it appears, so a 65" OLED will appear a lot brighter than its nits rating. This is a good explanation of it:

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