LG's Brightest OLED Display Yet...

So, I've been talking about OLED technology for TVs for a while

I've looked at all of them from top to bottom. Do this as elegant as possible

Including the latest 88 inch part of the signature lineup featured it here on YouTube

I'm just a big fan of OLED. I like what it does to images. I like the idea of these super black areas on the display, especially when watching cinema content, when watching a dramatic scene

There's tremendous amount of contrast, deep black, saturated, vivid colors. Ever since switching over to OLED, I've been spoiled, I've been ruined

Every time I'm looking at a TV that doesn't feature that technology, I feel like I'm missing something

particularly like I said if I'm watching some high-profile film a lot of attention

to detail has been put into that image and then I'm watching it on some sort of

subpar display it's a bit of a letdown when you've been spoiled with OLED tech

for years. Wow, that is blazing bright. Now this is in the vivid picture setting, which of course

enhances the OLED effect. It enhances the saturation and contrast and things like

and overall brightness of the display, but we're in a completely dark space right now

and this thing is illuminating this entire section in front of me

Maybe that's an ocean. Either way, this is a tremendous image. This is my first glimpse into OLED Generation 2

Can we turn the lights on now? There's also some new features that have been packed in here

All-new processor for all that upscaling and smart behavior that goes on when it's looking at an image

and potentially having to upscale it, potentially having to brighten certain sections

of the frame that you're looking at. It supports these next generation game consoles by allowing for 4K up to 120 frames and anybody investing in a next generation console kind of needs to have a next generation tv to truly take

advantage of it so 77 inches i mean for a lot of people that is tremendous scale a lot of this will

depend on your room size lg really cares about turning these displays into gaming focused large

scale monitors and in order to do that they're lowering the input lag significantly and on this

generation they're going to have the game mode actually yze the type of game that you're

playing and adjust certain elements of the tv's behavior for the purpose of improving the gameplay

in your game whether it happens to be a first person shooter a sports game etc now the other

thing i should mention since this is part of the gallery lineup they have this impossibly slim

design. I mean, you can't imagine it being much slimmer. Now we've also got an all new remote here

which apparently they've considered and worked on improved the ergonomics. So you have a

more substantial grip there. Of course, we've also got our dedicated keys for Netflix. They've added

Disney plus to the mix and there's an NFC logo right here. That's because tap your phone against

this remote and then cast content from your device straight to the display without any extra

hardware so this can interact directly with your smartphone there's a wheel in the middle here

which helps you navigate as well and see the cursor on the television right here they've also

reconfigured the entire interface here which to me it's a better look and a little bit more modern

see you've got apple tv over there disney plus netflix as mentioned previously oh look at this

an art gallery section maybe this can help you convince your loved ones welcome to your

So this is the 86 QNED99 featuring mini LED technology So LG does have other technologies at different price points

That's where this comes in. This is mini LED, and they've made improvements to LED displays to behave sort of more like OLED displays

By shrinking each individual LED, you end up with a lot more across the display

this is like 30,000, close to 30,000, around 30,000 individual LEDs, what that can allow you to do

is to turn off some of those lights in certain sections to create the absence of light and

get a blacker region. In the past, when you had bigger LEDs or fewer LEDs because each individual

one was larger, what would happen is if they would turn off, if you had some dimming going on

to create black sections, you could see with your eyes if you were looking, if you knew what to look

for, you would see with your eyes where that dimming was taking place and it can be a little bit distracting. So by having more LEDs to work with, mini LED technology, you get a superior

experience to traditional LED and you're paying a little bit less than OLED. So that's where this

one comes in. 86 inch, also 8K. The specifications outside of the display itself, sort of similar to

the signature display that I looked at at 8K. Can also do 4K, 120 hertz gaming. That's the big deal

as mentioned previously for the next gen consoles. 8K content, a little bit tougher to come by right

now. So you're sort of future-proofing yourself a little bit. And because this one also has the

a9 chip in it it's going to be capable of upscaling the pre-existing 4k content that is readily

available i want to see how the ps5 looks on there i'm going to try a couple different settings in

the miles morales game see it says ps5 now available and you can see there change the picture

and sound modes to optimize video game playing and i would click okay here games can be unplayable

when you have significant input lag and and that's another target of theirs so that's what i'm

interested in yzing here. The settings exist, at least in this title and certain other titles

for fidelity versus performance, whether you want an increased frame rate or better texture shadows and so forth So in this game right now I have the fidelity setting turned on to make the most of the resolution the display etc

Tracing technologies and lighting reflections and things, as you can see on his chest

And that nuance is significant, but you appreciate it more when you have a display tech that really amps it up from black to white

Kind of wild, actually, how this old animation format, these drawings, how decent they can look on modern technology

and the mouse is always so happy. Listen, here's the point, all right

It doesn't matter if it's old content, new content, bad content, good content, low res, high res

Obviously, you're going to want to feed the thing the best signal you possibly can

But they've done tremendous work here to make it look great with almost anything

It's kind of shocking, in fact, So there you have it. OLED

The next generation version 2 brighter. And obviously here to stay at this point as the premium display tech

I've been there since the beginning. Since I first set eyes on the original OLED display

And appreciated the contrast. And the colors. And here we are today

We keep it moving. Better brightness. better processor more of a focus on gaming these this is the progression that you're looking for

and it's the progression i'm looking for with the technology that i love and still hope many many

more people get a chance to interact with in their own homes i love to see them becoming more

affordable and i still think it's the superior tech for any tv that you might be considering