Oled Or Mini Led

I had some reservations about the mini LED display and blooming effects based on some online reviews. Although I wish Apple used an OLED display, after putting this iPad next to my OLED laptop, I cannot perceive any noticeable difference, and I have not seen any evidence of blooming. Watching video of any quality (4k, HDR, etc.) on this device is fantastic, and the M1 processor is blazing fast.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This TV is an upgrade from my Bravia LED TV. I had the higher end LED Sony Bravia in the same size as the mini-LED TV. From the outside the two TVs are nearly identical, both are the same dimensions, including width, and both have the same plastic back paneling and trims. Both run the same Sony Bravia and Google TV software. Setting up my accounts on the Smart TV was extremely fast and easy both times. The biggest difference is that the mini LED is noticeably crisper and more saturated. I was extremely happy with my LED TV, but the mini-LED is a clear upgrade. And there's no worry about burn-in like with OLED. While OLED would have even crisper blacks, the mini-LED is already very good and much brighter than an OLED. I use it in a bright room with no issues with screen brightness. There is a small amount of glare, the TV screen is satin-ish, so I'll see a soft reflections of my lamps, but my side windows don't give glare unless it's shining right on the TV. This is the same level of glare from my previous TV, so it's likely the same across the Bravia line.

Upgraded to 85” X95L from 7 year old 75” 940E LED and 55A9G OLED. The Mini LED has significantly improved image quality on all picture modes and settings, and the prior TVs were great in their time. The larger size is welcome and weighs the same as the 75”. I’m satisfied I went with the Mini LED rather than the OLED. Good Sale price. Sports are spectacular! In process of re-watching all my favorite movies.

Very affordable Mini Led Kit with a flexi mini tripod to use anywhere anytime.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is an excellent television. I reviewed this TV on several sites and YouTube channels before purchasing. We have a very bright living area, so we decided to go with the mini LED vs. the OLED C2 model. It is quite bright and vibrant! The Film Maker Mode in many of the streaming services we use produce a picture that is so stunning. We have it connected with a soundbar using the eARC interface...It's almost like having a mini IMAX in your home! Looking forward to connecting my gaming devices to it! Highly recommended if you have a brighter room. The blacks vs. the OLED do not take away from the viewing experience--if you can tell at all. Well Done!!

I want the best. And if you’re reading this, you likely do too. I’m coming from a Sony A9G 77” OLED. In 2019, it was the best OLED at the time. This is the best mini led you can buy. I wanted larger than the 83” OLED and I couldn’t be happier. The image is crystal clear. The colors and Sony’s processing is near perfection. And the blooming is very minimal - 90% to OLED. That’s high praise. I use an Apple TV for my content. I tried streaming from several different platforms. I haven’t hooked my PS5 up yet, but all the gaming features are there and I can’t wait. This TV is gorgeous and heads are turning. If you can afford it, you’ll have zero regrets. I sure don’t.

Hands down, this is the EVF you want if you have an URSA or URSA Mini. The mount allow could be reason enough: solid. Inside, the 1080 OLED means you don't see a single pixel and there is now delay between what the camera sees and what you're seeing in the viewfinder.

I wanted to make sure I avoided possible burn in with an OLED panel. I had that problem with a Kuro some years back. So a mini led was my best alternative. This x93L sports excellent picture quality and build. So glad I chose it. Quality without the worry!

It's a good mini tabletop tripod. I use it to mound my LED light. It's stable!

Great mini ball head. It is perfect for small LED video lights.