Comments by "seesea1980" (@seesea-sv3xw) on "JayzTwoCents" channel.

  1. They also stopped making Plasmas because they had to be made of steel and glass making them much heavier and more expensive to ship. My 60'' plasma weighs almost twice as much as the new 65'' OLED.
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  2. I have the 2016 B6 65" Love it for bright scenes but any low scenes always seems to have shimmering black clouds in the background, sometimes people wearing black clothes will have shimmering little black boxes, I am constantly having to adjust the brightness and gamma (try to keep brightness as close to 50) Doesn't matter if I am streaming or watching with Directv though I have noticed when I stream 4k programs with Netflix and amazon there seems to be much fewer issues with having to adjust the brightness to eliminate artifacts. I am at the point where I am going to switch this OLED from my main TV with my older LG 60" Plasma, love the plasma always a great picture never have to change any setting just sit down and enjoy the show, not so with my OLED, IDK maybe I need the ferrite magnets on the cords or something I am just getting tired of constantly having to play with the brightness in trying to eliminate the artifacts and sometimes what looks like watermarks in the background of many new TV shows presented in 1080. Funny that the older remastered classic movies where they used lighting from all angles look fantastic but newer movies and programs shot with natural light look horrible. Have to say when spending $4000. for a TV one should constantly have to make picture adjustments. I read they made improvements regarding this problem with the 2017 models, if I only known sooner I'd waited a couple months and gotten the 2017 model.
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