When I compared my Kuro Pioneer to a OLED I have the blacks were just the same in the dark, it was when it was day time that the plasma faltered. OLED is much stronger during the day if you have a QD-OLED with anti-reflective technology. Mind you if you don’t want it to be reflective don’t go buying an LG OLED, they are like mirrors.
"...And high refresh rates – up to 600Hz, compared to LCD's 60Hz or 120Hz.” Erm, no. Incorrect. The 600Hz number used as a marketing tool by certain brands manufacturing plasma. It did NOT refer to the refresh rate - or images per second - in the same way as LCD. It was to do with the sub-pixel refresh rate - an entirely different process. But then, you’d know that, wouldn’t you - I mean, the article is called, ‘How did plasma work…?’ <sigh>
Where did I say plasma is better than OLED? Please read posts more carefully, and you are a moderator!
Black is black with regards to plasma and OLED when in a darkened room is what I said. I also said QD OLED TV was less reflective than OLED which is also true. You clearly have a very different view to everyone else in the AV world! See you hadn’t read it right which is what I said…
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