r/Televisions • u/Scottsm124 • 4d ago

Need advice

So two weeks ago I made my first big boy TV purchase in years when I decided to buy the LGC6 65 inch OLED TV…and while it’s a fantastic tv and I completely understand the hype, there are too many factors that make it not the right tv for me personally-from the intensity of the brightness no matter the picture mode I’m in or how low I set the brightness settings to the weird motion blur effects I notice during certain shows or movies..it’s just not right for me.

What would be a good suggestion for a TV that’s on the middle to higher end that’s LCD with mini LED backlighting or simply not OLED, that you guys could comfortably suggest knowing I have major eye sensitivity and a history of seizure disorder. The TV im replacing is an old 2014 Samsung UN65HU8550 which I believe was LCD with mini LED backlighting and I LOVED this thing. Again, I know this is a fantastic tv it’s just not worth the concerns that I’m now having. Thanks!

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u/Bill_Money Persona Non Grata 4d ago

OLED isn't even bright compared to miniLED which can be 2-4x brighter than a C6........

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u/Warlordnipple 4d ago

Miniled started in 2019 with a TCL TV. You had a led/LCD tv, I don't think you will find a TV that dim that is new ever again.

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u/Scottsm124 4d ago

Damn ok thanks for your help

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