“I have an extremely bright family room. I looked at the Oled but they just seem darker to me even on the brightest settings. The Samsung Qled seemed much brighter. Can you compare the Oled to the qled? Is Samsung the brightest of the companies?”
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I have an LG OLD and Samsung QLED. QLED is brighter (factual) and therefore looks brighter. OLED has the advantage of being able to turn of a pixel for the truest blacks, but I prefer the brightness of the QLED. OLED is more slim and uses less energy, but I don't notice any difference in reality. I would say the QLED is the best TV out on the market for most people. I prefer the flat QLED. I have the curved OLED.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.By far, yes. This TV is very bright. My living room is well lit and I have the back lighting set to 12 (it goes to 20). With all lights off it's a little too bright at 12. Between 7-10 is pretty good with blacked out rooms.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have a Samsung QLED in my great room with double sliding 8 ft glass doors doors and 6 ft sq bay windows as well as 4 big windows above the door. The Room faces South and is extremely bright. I have never experienced any issue with the brightness on the Samsung in this room Hope this helps
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.TheQled was much brighter in the showroom we visited last month..That was part of our purchase decision. We now have our Qled. It is in a very spacious (25 foot ceilings) and bright room.It performs greatly there
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