OLEDs (all the panels come from LG) are very nice looking--deep blacks, color that is superior to other types of panels, and wide viewing angles. I sometimes see blotchiness in what is suppose to be a wide expanse of solid surface, and there are some motion artifacts, but picture-wise, they look really good. The better LED/LCD sets with multiple locally dimming LEDs as light source are also quite good, although they don't have as wide a viewing angle and the colors are not quite as "right" as one can get with a properly adjusted OLED. I know someone who deals the top models of these kinds of sets and the thing that disturbs me a bit about the OLED sets is that he reports more dead pixel and other issues with OLED than with the other kinds of sets.
I went with the top of the line Sony LED/LCD set, and so far, I am quite happy with it. Price wise, when you get up to the really big panels, the LED/LCD sets are cheaper than the top of the line OLED sets.
I went with the top of the line Sony LED/LCD set, and so far, I am quite happy with it. Price wise, when you get up to the really big panels, the LED/LCD sets are cheaper than the top of the line OLED sets.