That's good advice, well if you can wait, I would even say wait until the new model is here to get the absolute best price. By that time you will also know if the newer model does have anything worthwile waiting for or not. That way you willl keep the fomo away for at least a year until a new model comes out again. If you buy on black friday, maybe you get buyers remorse just a few months later when the first rumors about the new generation start to leak or you get angry because your TV suddenly drops in price significantly more than what you paid just 2 months earlier. You also avoid the BF madness this way ;) So I just bought a LG CX 65 inch for 1300 bucks :D

Dying from that intro and thumbnail

What do you think of Samsungs new Q60A, Q70A, and Q80A that just released? I got a Q60A but can't decide where to return it and spend a few hundred more for the Q70A or LG CX or BX when the price drop some

Hopefully you soon have a best TV for gaming 2021. As the noob I am when it comes to TV's, I'm gonna need it 🤭

C1 wasn't on the list. Does this mean that one should get thr 2020 model (LG CX) instead?

Should you buy a TV that can get screen burn or buy one that doesn't i prefer the one that doesn't

Bought my Sony A9G last November, and I couldn't care less what TV is coming out for the next 5-6 years. :)

So 2021 TCL TVs are not worth it ?

Due to Samsung's "birthday" 15% reduction I can get a Q90T, which has now dropped to £1999 for the 75", for £1699. Clearly this is a good buy..but should I be waiting for more detailed reviews of all brand mini LED tech being mass introduced towards the end of april when my discount will have run out? OR should I be looking for a 75" OLED somewhere around the 2k mark? I have until the end of this month before the discount code expires. Another option is the Q950R from Currys @ £2,299 whilst it still exists. I should also add that despite a massive price hike for them that the new Samsung "Neo" range have actually shown a LOSS of dark detail compared to the Q90T. Urgent advice needed before I impulse buy.

Dude you should be required viewing for every Best Buy employee. Also, your thumbnail for this video is amazing.

yes but on the SONY, for example, AV1 codec support, is missing ! This is a big issue

Excellent...thank you !

In addition to this, I have heard that Samsung BN59 - 01260A is an EXCELLENT match

I'm in Canada and am getting the Q90T 75 inch for an incredible price $2800. Should I still wait for the 2021 model?

I'd say it's always best to buy a TV that's about 6-12 months old. I got my Sony 65 Z9F for €1500 around 6 months after launch (and it cost like €3600 when it did). LG's CX OLED TV's (55 inch) are going for around €1000-€1100 right now. Unless you throw as much abuse at a TV as me (8 hours on work days, 18-20 hours on free days I spend at home), that's probably the best price/performance you can get right now. Great size for a TV that displays pretty much the best image you can currently get (anything better is only very slightly better).

Amazing advice!! I’m going to get a 2020 LG CX 55

What about pre order? Samsung if offering a 700€ Sound bar and 5% in reward point to spend on the online store

Great video as usual, would like to know recommendations on 55”.. which one you recommended Samsung 2020 high end Q90T (as it is lesser in price now) vs Samsung QN85A 2021 model...

Ah my main TV broke and I'm in a shitty situation since theres no good deals rn

I got a sony xbr 940c 75 inch for $400 it has 120hz and full array. For the price, don't think you can beat that. $8k when it was new in 2015!

Amazing thumbnail & intro!
HILARIOUS!!!

phillips might be awsome, panasonic as well

your glasses game is fucking incredible.

Thank you for the Russian subtitles

Lol that thumbnail is clutch 😂😂😂😂

Would I get the LG CX for even cheaper if I wait until Nov 2021? Or has that hit it's lowest price already? The C1 doesn't seem worth the extra dollars.

I'll wait to to pricedrop on BF and buy 2021 LG C1 77"


Hey, but wait, then the new model of 2022 is soon to come out in March 2022, no i'll wait to BF 2022 and get me an LG 77"
Hey, but wait, then the new model of 2023 is soon to come out in March 2023, no i'll wait to BF 2023 and get me an LG 77"
God d... should i buy or wait 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪

Listen to this wise Japanese gentleman.

Dwendeeh dwendeeeh

GREAT Video. Love the opening sequence with you gawking at the girl while the other girl angrily glares at you!!! Super helpful information about when to buy a new TV and also great advice on which ones are worth waiting for versus buying the 2020 model. Super helpful information and great video!!!

Guess I'm picking up a CX instead of waiting for the C1

Looking to buy the xh90 75".. do you think it's worth buying it now? Or will price drop bit more as soon as the x90j is out?

There is a cashback action from Philips. What are your thoughts about it? Is it worth it? Or wait for black Friday?

just bought the 65'' CX here in my country for 1300$, what a steal!

I want a 2020 TV. When would you predict the best time to buy is? When the new models come out in April - June 2021?

Theo, thank you so much for the laugh! “Why do you think they call me Two Minute Theo?” Perfectly delivered. 👌 Edit: I totally just noticed the sound effect afterwards!!

lol or other nicer things in life :D I like your format m8 you just got a new subscriber cheers from UT! ^^

Not sure if HDMI 2.1 on the Sony is worth waiting for. For gamers maybe. For HDR capabilities? will there even be enough hdr content to connect through HDMI?

Too late for me 😔

I'll wait for 2022 TVs along with AV Receiver with proper and updated choosers/SOC. 😎

I just bought the LG CX OLED 65”, theres no going back 😂

I bought the c9 for $2200, 3 weeks later the cx was on sale for the same price. I didn’t feel like making the exchange so I kept the c9. I have no buyers remorse and I’m very happy with the c9

I was gonna buy Sony xh95 when 2021 model would drop(i am not into gamine). Now watching this i am lost. 😩

THUMBNAIL KILLS ME 😂😂😂

Hmmmm. $1200 no taxes paid on 65inch sony x900h or $1500 - $2000 on 2021 tv. Lmao. I don't need best of the best. This TV is already blowing my mind. I still have my 55 inch x900e

im lookin for a 43 inch gaming tv im willing to wait till around june

Two minute Teoh 🤣

Thanks for this video. I’m wait for the Phillips of 2021 👍🏻

Avoid buyers remorse, live at Bestbuy, never purchase anything, always wait for the next great thing

Fun anecdote, this year I found a new in box LG E8 OLED (2018) at a store. They had lost the tv for some time and had recently added it back into stock. Their system showed the original price around $3500, and when I asked for the clearance price the punched it in and....$400. I've never bought a tv so fast in my life.

Do you recommend to buy Q90T and don't wait for Q90A?

hahaha. good one . keep it up

I bought the Sony 55xh90 last week I think need a calibration 😔

Got my 55q90t on black Friday for 2000$ cad (tax and 4 year warranty included.) The 55qn90a goes for 2799$ here plus tax. So yeah no buyers remorse whatsoever! I'll get another tv in 4 to 5 years

Would you do the last year Sony model TV X8000H ?

Me after buying a 2019 TV : Interesting

That new OLED evo panel sounds great honestly and worth a few hundred dollars extra. The 2020 models did very little to upgrade from 2019, but this is a great change worth waiting for

Australia Still Selling 2018 Models Tv's as New to get a New Model Tv that you Discuss here takes 3 years to get on our Shelves

Can anyone recommend A8H or A80J?

Just the kind of video i needed. Perfect!!

Damn, I just ordered the x900h. I'll be canceling and waiting.

The new Sony‘s 65 inch models are going to be about $4000 that’s 1500 more than the A8H $2000 more than the LG CX model 65 inch that’s a big price difference and I think the new LG’s are going to be about the same about double the price that’s a big difference

Can you pls compare the Toshiba U7980 pls

So i have the 2019 LG 65” c9... when is it best to upgrade? Or in other words, what is the life span of LG oleds?

Ive found an lg CX with 56% discount now. It is the correct time to buy it?

Wait for 2022. ;D Prices are nuts for certain goods right now.

When does the LG C1 release?

This thumbnail cracks me up every time funny asf

Wait till June July of 2022

Bought LG BX55 for €1249 in 2020. Wasn't a value at all.

2min Teoh hahahaahahahahaha

I graduate with my master's in December so I'll wait for 2022 tvs lol

I stopped collecting /buying blu-rays after 4k blu rays have released for the 3x higher price...

So I should be glad I didn't get the GX last year. I am glad I got the Q90R on a good deal but I'm wondering if I will regret it when I see the Neo QLED.

"...by a massive 50 quid..." lol 🤣

Is it worth taking sony xh90 now? It's just 800€ for 55". Please suggest.

£1169 for the LG CX 55 now... very tempting! I really like the look of the Sony A90J or A80J, I know they'll be no where near the price of the CX right now come November though. Think the extra money will be worth it 😜

Excellent thumbnail choice

Was able to buy an LG 65 NANO 85 for $896USD and LG 82” 8570 for $1596 this week. Crutchfield was offering a $300 combo discount on LG sound bars as well so added an SN8YG for $496. Feel very good about this pricing. Replacing a 9 year old Bravia 55” so I’m sure it will be a massive improvement for Less money than I originally gave for the Bravia

Bought my CX in February. That was when I was ready to buy one, so that's when I bought it.

Best Video yet!!!!

Any recommendations on a full array or mini LED 65” LED as an upgrade from my Panasonic VT60. Needs to be good at content upscaling from broadcast and digital content, as well as handle motion for sports. Don’t use it for serious gaming other than Nintendo Switch. Also needs to have a decent user friendly remote control and have good support for DLNA media streaming from my NAS which has primarily 1080p content.

Good review

I'm looking for a new TV now.

2021 100%
or wait 1.5-2.5 years for OLED Tv, as LG OLED panels will get up to a 50% price drop as Vincent shows in another Video.
but in arround half a year a 65"/77" should be ok as well and worth the wait it you are thinking of buying a new TV.

My plan was to wait til 2021 models would be more affordable by black friday, but I got an offer for a 55CX I couldn't resist, less than 4 figures. I plan to hold on to it for about a year, see how 2022 models are and if there's nothing groundbreaking get a 77in LG G1 or 83in Sony A90J.

As always, I’m here for the jokes. Great info by the way!

This is exactly what I needed to know. Thanks.

I clicked because of the thumbnail.
Stayed because of the voice

Great jokes!

Simply put: get what you can afford when you have the money, and stop wasting your life worrying about what you “should” have.

"Two Minute" Teoh
"I'm sorry children"

I don't think you ever had a "2020 TV". I hope I am wrong.

65" QN90A(2021) at 2,599.99 vs 65" CX(2020) at 2,1499.99. What do yall think is the better option???

The big question is will the LG TVs have all the UK catch-up services this time

STILL holding out for a good deal on an LG CX 65", and they are STILL around $2K here in the US! Good thing I don't technically need a TV atm, but keeping an eye on this tv's price has been frustrating to say the least.

2 minute Teoh is only bad if your wife is saying it.

I watched you reviews and decided to get CX oled. it will be years until I need a new tv but I like your channel thats why I keep watching .

looooooooool the thumbnail . Vincent you are the coolest tech reviewer for 2020 and 2021.

Just bought the LG 55CX from Costco for £1219. Considered waiting for 2021 model but knew theyd be stupidly expensive.