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I kinda thought it was all marketing bs. I thought to myself.. "I already have a 4k LED tv that looks great, why would I want OLED".
Guys, it's not even close. Holy fuck is this tech insane. The level of color punch and inky blacks this tv has it just unbelievable.
I grabbed a Sony Bravia A8H the other day on sale and holy fucken shit balls your eyes just cannot believe the quality, clarity, color, and accuracy of the PQ. This paticular tv literally has a soundbar with 2 woofers built in. Sony is unique though in that the sound literally comes out of the screen. It's called acoustic surface audio and its sounds great. The sounds on this set gets louder and has deeper base than my Bose Soundbar lmao.
If you are on the fence about making the jump to OLED... don't be. It's a massive upgrade over standard LED/LCD 4k sets.
Watching a movie or series in 4k Dolby Vision HDR on an OLED is something that has to be seen to be believed.
My phones camera and most likely the screen you view these 2 pics on do not do this tv justice. It looks even more insane in person. But this gives you an idea. The dark areas stay absolute black no matter how bright other parts of the image are on screen. Don't mistake this for losing detail in dark scenes of a movie. Just the opposite. You see every detail in dark scenes far better than standard LED/LCD tech.
Guys, it's not even close. Holy fuck is this tech insane. The level of color punch and inky blacks this tv has it just unbelievable.
I grabbed a Sony Bravia A8H the other day on sale and holy fucken shit balls your eyes just cannot believe the quality, clarity, color, and accuracy of the PQ. This paticular tv literally has a soundbar with 2 woofers built in. Sony is unique though in that the sound literally comes out of the screen. It's called acoustic surface audio and its sounds great. The sounds on this set gets louder and has deeper base than my Bose Soundbar lmao.
If you are on the fence about making the jump to OLED... don't be. It's a massive upgrade over standard LED/LCD 4k sets.
Watching a movie or series in 4k Dolby Vision HDR on an OLED is something that has to be seen to be believed.
My phones camera and most likely the screen you view these 2 pics on do not do this tv justice. It looks even more insane in person. But this gives you an idea. The dark areas stay absolute black no matter how bright other parts of the image are on screen. Don't mistake this for losing detail in dark scenes of a movie. Just the opposite. You see every detail in dark scenes far better than standard LED/LCD tech.
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