Is QD-LED the Future OR Is OLED TV'S ?

[pweg]

what are all the issues with OLED?

Ive got a flat OLED and think its brilliant - no issues at all. Had it for about 6 months.

 

[YashN]

According to Samsung, they've had reliability issues with their OLED implementation, so that's why they're focusing on alternative technology.

The QLED is said to be more efficient, but I wonder what the final results are. I must have seen a couple at the store, but nothing gives me the Wow factor as an OLED screen, even if it is 1080p.

Sony also has an alternative that they revived, named CLEDIS. I'll be watching these closely, but for me 4K OLED is the best one can have currently.

 

[Audio_Karma]

Samsung's new improved Quantum Dot LED TV's will be coming sooner than I thought, they will be on the market by 2018 now! I can't wait to compare one to my tweaked out Pioneer 500m Plasma!:b

 

[XV-1]

According to Samsung, they've had reliability issues with their OLED implementation, so that's why they're focusing on alternative technology.

The QLED is said to be more efficient, but I wonder what the final results are. I must have seen a couple at the store, but nothing gives me the Wow factor as an OLED screen, even if it is 1080p.

Sony also has an alternative that they revived, named CLEDIS. I'll be watching these closely, but for me 4K OLED is the best one can have currently.

LOL. That is more Samsungs inability to be able to manufacture OLED's in any cost effective manner. LG have patented their production methods for OLED.

 

[NorthStar]

Yesterday and today I checked few articles on OLED, but the technology is so relatively new that there is more than a pretty UHD picture.
• http://www.techradar.com/us/news/television/oled-tv-what-you-need-to-know-1056228

 

[Audio_Karma]

LOL. That is more Samsungs inability to be able to manufacture OLED's in any cost effective manner. LG have patented their production methods for OLED.

Yes...the biggest problem with OLED is it takes a lot money to make these OLED TV's Right..Now and Sony and Samsung don't want to spend Big Money on this new technology.. Right Now.

 

[NorthStar]

I was searching some more regarding OLED TVs lifespan. There are many articles mentioning the blue pixels, water, and other disadvantages.
Of course there are advantages too in picture quality; better blacks than the KUROs and better whites.
Pioneer older plasma TVs they don't do 3D, so for me personally this is a dead forever.

Technology and economics of scale are advancing rapidly; OLED and Quantum Dot LED technologies with it...
If buying a new TV set for me in my living room or bedroom today, there are few criteria that I would abide by:
1. UHD (4K)
2. 3D (No ghosting)
3. Motion Blur elimination
4. Image retention elimination
5. High level of picture quality: Details, Contrast, Dynamics, Natural color palette, HDR, Best blacks and whites, Sharpness, Wow factor
6. Beautiful modern design
7. Thin and no bezel
8. Reliable (no flaws picture wise and design wise - and reasonably lasting)
9. Affordable
10. OLED (LG) or LED (Samsung) ... 4K

I will keep both eyes open on the ten above commandments, then in time with all the cards of the deck full and in place, I will strike.
So many TVs so little time...

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OLED
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My thoughts and prayers with all America.