Once Samsung announced its promising 2022 TV lineup earlier this year — including its first OLED set in nearly a decade — we were eager to get our eyes on the new models as soon as possible. We went all the way to a special Samsung Facility in New Jersey to do just that, spending a full day watching movies, playing games and fiddling with settings in order to get a sense of how well these new high-end TVs hold up for everyday entertainment.
After many hours in front of Samsung's OLED 4K, QLED 4K and 8K and Serif and Frame TVs, here are our early impressions.
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4k is primitive. Too much fuzzy edge effect, weak modulation, I could go on.
I’m holding out for 32k.
Surely you jest 🤣
If I wanted commercials I’d watch broadcast TV
It’s not a commercial, it’s a review.
@Rich Perez Most reviews are commercials, not even in disguise.
@Real Aiglon most reviews are on YouTube not on TV
Adverts disguised as reports. I see what you are doing CNN
It’s a preview/review.
@Rich Perez Yeah, sure! 🙄
Sony over Samsung. All day
Coolest vid on CNN I’ve seen in a while lol 🤣🤣
S95b qd-oled is the next gen of displays! Mark that!
Meh. It’s just a brighter OLED… on 10 -bit color processing. Some of the NEO quantum dot tv’s are 14-bit.
I like the S95B however it’s still only 10 bit color processing.
I neither need nor want a new television — there’s absolutely nothing I “need to know” from CNN about them.
I really need to know that ?
What you need to know about any TV you purchase is that it will be obsolete within a year, two at most.
Wrong.
Things to start in 2022:
– Reading at least 5-10 pages of a (e)book
– Quiting drugs/alcohol (you don’t need that bs)
– meditating
– Giving to the less fortunates
– cutting out bad friends & family
– minimalism
– Learning a (remote) skill (coding, music, designing, marketing)
[Screenshot this, atleast try it & any questions? I’m open for answering it]…………………….
Stop watching YouTube?
I’ll wait until holodecks come out.
Love to watch Soccer as the real Football, but the Premier League is mostly overrated and La Liga or the Bundesliga are way superior!!!
It would be beneficial to mention any DRM included in any of the TVs. If i’m spending $2000 on a television (which I never would) I better actually own the thing.
I’m skeptical of that claim, and as I pointed out in my original comment, addressing that skepticism would’ve been a valuable part of this review.
You don’t own most of the stuff you think you own. Software, anything that’s patented or copyrighted you only have limited rights despite buying something.
lmfao.
What?
@Captain Win You do in fact own your TV when you buy it. Just like you own a PC, stereo, and speakers.
@Ryan Pyle You’re not making any goddamn sense whatsoever.
which one has the best antenna reception, in Mv and S/N ratio and how bright is it in Nits or Cd
There’s this new invention called the internet. Learn how to use it.
If CNN took about 5 red bulls they would may be, almost be able to compete with LinusTechTips reviews.
Gosh, so sad that CNN+ tanked and you’re having to air commercials as though they were news stories.
CNN lives rent free in your head 😂
Yes, I love watching TV wearing a face diaper 🤩❤️
The Samsung facility requires masks to be worn. They don’t f around and want to keep staff and visitors safe. He’s wearing a high-quality Korean made kf94, almost as good as an N95.
I thought ads on YouTube were supposed to be marked as such. Disappointing CNN, it makes it all too easy to question the motives behind the rest of the news you present when you’ve got a 5-minute advertisement sitting here.
Too bad I’m spending all my money on gas and groceries, otherwise I could buy a new tv
The 8K sample streaming video was buffering. Not the best example of the tech. :-