Ignacy Giżyński
We’ve just launched the latest episode in our #youchoose! series – and this time, we’re diving into one of the most exciting TV categories of 2024: mid-range OLEDs. In a blind comparison video, we pit four of the most talked-about models against each other: the Philips OLED809, LG C4, Samsung S90D (QD-OLED) and Sony Bravia 8. While their prices may differ slightly, all are marketed as offering top-tier image quality for the price – and that’s exactly what we’re testing.
But here’s the twist: we’re not deciding the winner – you are.
Watch the video, examine the image quality, and vote for the OLED TV you think looks best. It’s your choice.
Philips OLED809
WOLED panel with Ambilight. Supports Dolby Vision and HDR10+.
LG C4
WOLED panel. High brightness, good color accuracy, supports Dolby Vision, HDMI 2.1 on all ports, and advanced gaming features.
Samsung S90D (QD-OLED)
QD-OLED panel. Very high peak brightness and wide color gamut. No Dolby Vision support. Uses Tizen OS.
Sony Bravia 8
WOLED panel. Runs on Google TV and supports Dolby Vision. Sony is known for strong image processing – but is it just as effective in the Bravia 8?
