Next Gen QD OLED is INSANE – Samsung S95C Displays

Next Gen QD OLED is INSANE – Samsung S95C Displays

2023 is looking to be the year of the OLED as we’ve seen a massive increase in OLED displays available for PC Gamers and Movie enthusiasts, but there’s one display tech releasing this year that has me the most excited, and that’s Samsung’s second generation of QD-OLED panels.

Now you know me I’m what they call an OLED enthusiast because once you compare OLED to LCD you’ll quickly understand just how much of a garbage tier technology LCD is in fact I find it hard to believe we really had such a long LCD dark age coming off of CRT displays, which while they were larger, they were also better in many aspects vs the toilet paper we’ve been sold over the last 20 years.

So when I first got my hands on LGs WOLED displays I could never go back thinking I’d struck gold, but then something truly amazing happened, that’s right Samsung had been cooking up a new OLED technology called QD-OLED.

And fellas this was a giant upgrade over WOLED as not only could it get FAR brighter, but it also had better colors, but they didn’t stop there, oh no now in 2023 Samsung’s second generation QD-OLED panels which will debut in their S95C range of premium TVs and even possibly some monitors will once again raise the bar in terms of brightness by the use of their new blue phosphor technology.

Now worry not LG is also debuting much brighter displays this year with their new MLA panels, but not only do I believe they will still fall short slightly in brightness and in some cases framerate to Samsung, but their short sighted matte finish approach to the PC market has me far less uninterested in their 2023 displays as opposed to the beautiful glossy displays we can expect to see from Samsung this year.

Speaking of which, get ready, because according to the reports Samsung’s next gen QD-OLED displays will be at least around 20% brighter with a peak brightness being reported of around 2000 nits, and in terms of a full screen brightness you may see as high as 300 nits before calibration.

Now that’s bright, but even more exciting is I’ve heard rumors of new TV and monitor sizes coming in 2023 as well, so there is a possibility we could see a somewhat reasonably sized 4K 144Hz second gen panel as well as a 27” 1440p 240Hz and since it’s Samsung they will all be glossy, and to make things even better, Samsung has reportedly solved the weird issue they had with their finish on first gen products that caused the screen to light up and harm dark levels when lights were on.

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