Samsung's QD-OLED TVs are getting better with time 
Samsung’s Midrange OLED Got Under My Cinephile Skin
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I got a new 4K TV for xmas 
and I'm obsessed with how good it looks on our family's nature documentaries lol my kids can literally sit right in front of the screen and still see every detail that's going on it's crazy! but what really gets me is when we're watching a movie and there's a scene where someone's walking towards the camera or something and it looks so real like they could just get up and walk right at us 
I feel like the TV is bringing the whole room to life. And honestly, for how much my husband spent on it, he's happy with his purchase 
and I'm obsessed with how good it looks on our family's nature documentaries lol my kids can literally sit right in front of the screen and still see every detail that's going on it's crazy! but what really gets me is when we're watching a movie and there's a scene where someone's walking towards the camera or something and it looks so real like they could just get up and walk right at us I feel like the TV is bringing the whole room to life. And honestly, for how much my husband spent on it, he's happy with his purchase I think people are being too harsh on Samsung's new QD-OLED TV 
. I mean, sure it may not blow your mind at first glance like some of the top-end OLEDs, but trust me, its contrast and black levels are on point 
. And those off-axis accuracy? Game changer for anyone who likes to sit back and relax while watching a movie 
. Plus, it's not like it's trying to compete with those bright LED TVs - 1,000 nits is still pretty decent if you ask me 
. The whole 'cinematic touch' thing sounds like marketing fluff to me 
, but hey, if it delivers, who cares? And for the price point, I think Samsung has done a great job . Might not be perfect, but it's definitely worth considering for anyone looking to upgrade without breaking the bank 
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. I mean, sure it may not blow your mind at first glance like some of the top-end OLEDs, but trust me, its contrast and black levels are on point . And those off-axis accuracy? Game changer for anyone who likes to sit back and relax while watching a movie . Plus, it's not like it's trying to compete with those bright LED TVs - 1,000 nits is still pretty decent if you ask me . The whole 'cinematic touch' thing sounds like marketing fluff to me , but hey, if it delivers, who cares? And for the price point, I think Samsung has done a great job . Might not be perfect, but it's definitely worth considering for anyone looking to upgrade without breaking the bank .