u/6Clacks
Too much direct sunlight for an OLED?
We’ve just moved onto a new house and we want to put our tv on the wall. We currently have a 4k SONY but we’ve ordered a G5. I’m concerned that our wide window directly goes on the TV during the evening and the window behind (you can see in the reflection) is too much.
We’re planning on getting curtains as well as blinds.
Hypothetically it would be slightly higher
u/6Clacks — 2 days ago
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I’ve got a set up where I have a window directly opposite my tv, currently I have a 2021 Sony 90H? And I can see the blinds very obviously on the tv
There is a bey window to the right which pours some light in.
I’ve been looking at the Bravia 9 or the Samsung 95H/F
u/6Clacks — 9 days ago
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So we’ve moved into a new house and we’re aiming to put the tv on the wall. The issue is, we have a bey window next to the tv on the right and there is another big window opposite the tv. We have blinds but my current Sony Bravia is struggling (it’s like 6 years old) and the reflections of both windows are very apparent. Especially when viewing from the left - you can’t see the tv when there are blacks because of the bey window and when viewing in front you see the reflection of the blinds behind.
The three I’m battling with are:
LG G5
LG G6
Samsung 95F
I know the Samsung has the anti glare and reflection but the Matte finish - raised blacks during the day put me off
But the G5 I know will still reflect etc
G6 has just arrived and alot of reviewers are saying it’s much better in a bright room.
Thoughts?
u/6Clacks — 11 days ago