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Posted 24th Nov 2023
Hi.
Looking for a budget 75 inch TV to upgrade from my 55 inch 2017 Philips LED TV, and found these two both for the same price at Costco.
costco.co.uk/TVs…516
costco.co.uk/TVs…338
I don't need anything fancy. I rarely watch anything in 4K, and mainly use it for streaming from Netflix, playing Switch games or on my PS4.
Which would be best? From what i've read, QLED is better than LG's QNED, but the LG has a 100hz refresh rate, whilst the Samsung only has 50hz. I don't really know if this will affect me.
Looking for a budget 75 inch TV to upgrade from my 55 inch 2017 Philips LED TV, and found these two both for the same price at Costco.
costco.co.uk/TVs…516
costco.co.uk/TVs…338
I don't need anything fancy. I rarely watch anything in 4K, and mainly use it for streaming from Netflix, playing Switch games or on my PS4.
Which would be best? From what i've read, QLED is better than LG's QNED, but the LG has a 100hz refresh rate, whilst the Samsung only has 50hz. I don't really know if this will affect me.
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sorted byOLED is still the best display technology. QLED & QNED are technologies that use cost cutting measures to allow them to be cheaper than an OLED. On paper QLED is better than QNED, however QNED is a newer technology.
Due to the technology used in both QLED & QNED neither can give you the blacks an OLED can.
OLED can be turned off 100% giving you the blackest blacks that can currently be achieved. QLED & QNED can't turn off fully and can only be dimmed...
Some may argue that the 100Hz is better for gaming.
It's a very subjective topic - if you had an example of all 3 technologies side by side that would be the only way to judge which one you prefer yourself.
rtings.com/tv/….10
Disclaimer, i read that the sam q65 is identical to q60, and im assuming the lg82 is identical to lg80
Depending where you watching from. The Samsung is a va panel and the LG is IPS. They are both only edge lit, but LG claims to do local dimming.
Here's a side by side comparison of the specs -
displayspecifications.com/en/…3a8