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QD-OLED has a Quantum Dot layer (hence the "QD" in its name), which isn't compatible with a polarizer, so the panel ultimately reflects more ambient light, thus the "raised" blacks compared to most WOLEDs.

Ironically, WOLEDs with an MLA layer (like the G4) have slightly raised blacks in the same ...

I'd suggest you avoid that thread then if you want to retain your sanity :lol:

It's just a bunch of users going through multiple units trying to re-roll for something that can't be won.

Oh, I've done it myself with some LCD monitors, especially IPS...:lol: And as I mentioned, this is not my ...

Is that also normal, if under certain circumstances the tint can be visible on normal content too?

It is if you're viewing brighter, more uniform content, such as non-dark mode browser windows, etc. Tinting can also appear worse the closer you are to the display in some cases, especially if it ...

Out of curiosity, how is your white and gray uniformity on your LG 48C4 OLED?

Reddish in the middle with a slight blue/teal-ish on the sides. My previous 48CX was similar. My 77C2 has better white uniformity than either, whereas vertical banding is similar on all three.

It really just ...

Did I get a bad panel? I mean, G4 is expensive and the top model, I'd expect perfection from a high-end LG display.

Doubtful; WOLEDs have always had varying degrees of tinting and vertical banding that differ a bit in nature depending on the panel generation.

There's no "perfect" display ...

I mean difficult for the layman who has acquired a service remote after reading a reddit thread, but yeah, good to know. I'll attempt that method if I ever feel like I need to access those setting though (have yet to even formally calibrate mine; waiting for more hours on it) .

I've heard that ...

I'm an artistic intent/accuracy nut to an extent (I still calibrate SDR to 100 nits, for instance) , so if the black floor is intended to be raised in certain HDR movies, I take it as it is, but yeah, there are certainly many poor HDR movie conversions.

Even so, I still find HDR in the gaming ...

Don't get me wrong, HDR is great for movies, but it's all over the place in gaming, especially on PC. And then there's the whole lack of clarity in what is the actual "correct" HDR settings per display/game is (hint: there never seems to be one); hopefully it standardizes sooner than later ...

Oh, hello jorimt , thank you for your reply. I reckon you remember me? It's been a while. You helped me a lot with learning/understating about G-SYNC, and more.

Yes, after some consideration I've re-arranged my room and turned it into the real dream PC Master Race gaming station, with my brand ...

Really, no one knows? I'm disappointed with this forum. Anyway, I decided to switch to LG G4 55" as my PC monitor from a proper distance, and it blew my C2 42" out of the water, amazing difference.