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we're here at CES at Vegas 2023 we've

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got Samsung displays beautiful new cutie

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OLED stuff this video is sponsored by Samsung display but you guys I gotta

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tell you I have an s95b in my home I've got the Alienware monitor in my home I

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love these panels I love these TVs I love these displays and they can just

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keep throwing money at us because we're going to keep saying good things about them whether they want to or not

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honestly it's beautiful with their new lineup that we've seen here on top of

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the improvements to the panel which I'll get to we're expanding the range in

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terms of sizes so this is the new 77 inch cutie OLED display and it looks

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stunning it's absolutely beautiful the main improvements that they've managed

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to do in just about a year 30 percent brighter we're talking like 2

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000 nits for an OLED

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yeah that's in a three percent window but oh my God that's insane look at this

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like full field white another of the huge improvements that we've got mostly

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due to the increased luminance is a

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whopping 90 coverage of BT 2020. for

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anyone that watches HDR content that is just absolutely nuts this thing gets

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bright but it also gets crazy dim thanks to OLED's self-emissive pixels they just

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turn off it doesn't even get dim it just turns off now we've got the new 49 inch

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display it's 32 by nine so you're getting that super ultra wide and my

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only complaint is I wish the curvature was a bit more aggressive now that it's

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past the 21x9 regular Ultra wide size

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I've got the aw3423dw at home and for this size I

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just wish it was a bit more curved but the main thing here is like the

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difference between mini LED and QD OLED and what I I've been talking about mini

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LED for the past year it looks really good it's actually really impressive

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especially with the peak brightness that you can get but the reality is with mini

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LED you're going to max out in your dimming zones that's somewhere like 500

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on the lower end models a thousand or even 2 000 on the higher end when it

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comes to OLED you're getting a dimming Zone per pixel so you just can't beat

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this thing like you just you see them side by side and there's just no

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comparison I can't wait to see this thing like playing an actual game

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instead of just a video feed they've also improved the refresh rate my model

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caps out at 175 or 165 Hertz depending

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on the exact model this is apparently going to go up to

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240 hertz LG is doing it too

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but I'm going to take the quantum dot layer

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any day of the week unfortunately because it's CES we can't actually get

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like real Hands-On with these things we can't play games on them but they've

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conveniently got a little response time tester up here basically pretty similar

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to blurbluster's UFO test stuff and you

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guys it's just perfect like I don't know what to tell you LG was already boasting

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you know 0.01 millisecond response times years ago with OLED and

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they're doing the same thing here it's just it's it's instant it's perfect you

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can't get much better than this honestly at this point the only thing you're

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improving is a number the human eye isn't going to see anything better than

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that over here they've got three TVs for

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us they've got the old first gen the 2022 65 inch cutie OLED display they've

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got the new 2nd gen 2023 65-inch qdo LED

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display and then they've got the latest and greatest for white OLED it's a G2

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from LG and guys I just I don't know what to

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tell you this thing is just the most beautiful out of all of them by a long

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shot as you can see once you've got a

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white subpixel blowing everything out it just doesn't look as good everything

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looks washed out on the OLED here as

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opposed to the Cutie oleds right here don't get me wrong the 2022 model still

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looks great but this 2023 model on top of getting 30 brighter true brightness

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by the way like we'll show you some other tests that they've set up to show

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off that the per color brightness is just boosted it's not with a white

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subpixel on top of being 30 percent brighter we're also being more energy

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efficient they've gone from a 1.1 on the

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EU scale down to a 0.9 for Energy

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Efficiency and by itself that's not a

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huge deal but the fact that they're getting so much brighter makes that just

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an absolutely incredible achievement so if you're in the EU and you're looking

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for a TV this one should meet the standards that everyone's supposed to

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have this coming year this is all thanks to their changes to the blue El or

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electrolumines if you look at this kind of mock-up here they've got their gen 1

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panel and the blue light sure it's bright enough but they've done a

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complete redesign of this and now look at how much brighter this Gen 2 is this

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is just a quick visual example but you guys just look at all these TVs it's

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true it's the real thing they've got an actual example real life uh sub pixel

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layout right here that we can take a look at and actually see and when you

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look at the one on the right it's just brighter without losing any kind of like

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color depth you guys already probably know about how good the contrast ratio

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is on OLED but what they've wanted to show off with this is how good the color

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just absolutely pops for a better user experience overall it's really hard to

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get the point across without being here in person so I really highly recommend

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whether you're gonna buy new TV or not just go to Best Buy and check these

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things out in person because my God they are fantastic aside from the insane

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Shadow details and the better viewing angles that you're going to get from acute OLED the color just absolutely

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pops particularly anything that's on the

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primary so red blue and green but then anything else like yellow or magenta or

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cyan it just everything stands out so much better on a cutie OLED because it's

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all top emissive you're not having to punch it all up with that white

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brightness you're not having to punch through any layers it's just coming

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right through Quantum dots and it looks absolutely fantastic okay another really

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cool experiment that they've got here this is a camera feed showing three

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primaries in person so I can see these lights in real life and verify what they

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look like and then we've got a white OLED here and then we've got a QD OLED

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here and on top of that what the camera

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captures but isn't really shown on the white OLED is this extra bit here you

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can see all of this blue shadow shadowing and reflection that you

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actually see in the box but then you it's still here you there's some green

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there's some red here the white OLED doesn't capture that very well at all

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you can see a little bit of blue and green and red tinge as you get closer

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but as soon as you move back it just starts to

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not exist anymore it's hardly there so

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with the Cutie OLED like you're just getting more the best part is when these

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came out we fully expected them to be more expensive uh they're just not

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they're about the same price if not cheaper than leading OLED competitor so

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you're paying the same if not less and getting more TV or more monitor the

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value is just phenomenal and apparently 93 of Gamers agree I agree I'm a gamer

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one thing I almost forgot to mention is their new anti-reflective coating so

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this should basically eliminate any kind of like red or grayish tinge that you

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might have noticed on these displays when they're either turned off or in a

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really brightly lit room which is basically one of the only complaints

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remaining and then on top of that they've also doubled their reliability

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thanks to intellisense 2.0 the Alienware

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monitor already comes with a three-year warranty so while we're probably not

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going to get better than that you don't have to worry about burning or anything

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like that with these displays I've had mine for months and I've had zero issues

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behind me they've got this super cool display of all the different panels that

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they've got coming out later this year probably spring 2023 and if the last gen

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is anything to go by you're gonna get some of just the most absolutely

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stunning pictures out of these displays they're color accurate the HDR is insane

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because of both the self-emissive pixels and the 90 BT 2020 coverage and now that

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they're hitting like 2 000 nits I don't

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know how anyone else is going to stop them that was mini LEDs one big thing

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was hey we get really bright and it's just kind of going away

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thanks guys stay tuned for more CES this

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was sponsored by Samsung display but honestly God they're pretty TVs
