Sony 65" LED or LG oled 55" ?

[BenQ]

BGOL TV experts which is the better buy

SonyXBR-X900E-Series 65"-Class HDR UHD Smart LED TV
$1,499 also on bestbuy and amazon
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1317744-REG/sony_xbr_65x900e_x900e_series_65_4k.html

or this one
$1,400
55" LG OLED55B7A 4K Ultra HD Smart OLED HDTV
https://flash.newegg.com/Product/9SIAF746KW6654

 

[Shadow22]

Oled)))))))))

Have u looked at these 2 tv's in person? U got ta live with ya choice. Go look in person take a blu ray and check out the specs. Kick the tires so to speak.

 

[BenQ]

do these oled tvs have the same picture burn-in problems as plasma

 

[Shadow22]

do these oled tvs have the same picture burn-in problems as plasma

Pops still has his Pioneer plasma in his man cave. No issues. I got him an oled he hasn't had any issues. Neither have I. That's why i said check Avs forums. Go to ya local home theater spot and ask questions.

U asking bobo Jenkins from bum fuck whatever won't help. Go speak with guys who sell, set up speakers and calibrate for a living.

Get an industry view and say u gonna think bout it and copp whatever brand u want. I deal with some local home theater folk for installation but i do my home work

 

[slewdem100]

do these oled tvs have the same picture burn-in problems as plasma

There seems to be some evidence that they do..no idea how widespread it is...I say this as a dude who has a plasma and has no issues...this is a hell of a choice...the LG picture is in a different league but the Sony is larger...the Sony is ranked as one of the best mid level HDR LED out there but OLED is better...Dell will have a lessor quality LG 65 inch LED on sale for $800 Black Friday with $150 gift card...Best Buy will have a lessor quality Samsung on sale for $750

If you are gonna spend $1500, buy the best...LG OLED but research the burn in issues

Sony Review
http://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/x900e

CNET Buyers Guide for Black Friday TVs
https://www.cnet.com/pictures/cheap-tv-deals-of-black-friday-2017-plus-our-favorite-picks/

CNET plugging LG OLED
https://www.cnet.com/news/lg-oled-t...-price-for-black-friday-nows-the-time-to-buy/

 

[g0nbad real bad]

If your room is large enough for a 65" those 10" will matter prices being equivalent.

You won't have both there to compare when you get home.

 

[Drayonis]

I have 4k 55' inch in my office and a 4k 55' inch in my bedroom. I wouldnt rock that as my main tv though. Like that other dude said those 10 inches will matter in a big living room.

 

[EPDC]

Go with the larger screened tv.

 

[superfusion]

There seems to be some evidence that they do..no idea how widespread it is...I say this as a dude who has a plasma and has no issues...this is a hell of a choice...the LG picture is in a different league but the Sony is larger...the Sony is ranked as one of the best mid level HDR LED out there but OLED is better...Dell will have a lessor quality LG 65 inch LED on sale for $800 Black Friday with $150 gift card...Best Buy will have a lessor quality Samsung on sale for $750

If you are gonna spend $1500, buy the best...LG OLED but research the burn in issues

Sony Review
http://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/x900e

CNET Buyers Guide for Black Friday TVs
https://www.cnet.com/pictures/cheap-tv-deals-of-black-friday-2017-plus-our-favorite-picks/

CNET plugging LG OLED
https://www.cnet.com/news/lg-oled-t...-price-for-black-friday-nows-the-time-to-buy/

Go with the LG OLED

 

[Amajorfucup]

Sixty. Five.

 

[LSN]

75” samsung