Is Samsung Ultra Black technology (moth's eye) worth it?

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The new Samsung TVs (KS7000-KS9500 series) contain the new Ultra Black technology, which is similiar to the moth's eye technology and it is said to reduce reflections very well.

Can anyone tell how good this is in reality? Is it better than a semi-glossy screen?
 
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I think Quantum Dots has been translated into moth's eye.
https://www.wired.com/2015/01/primer-quantum-dot/
It is good technology to improve LCD panels.
Whether it is better than the LG OLED TVs which don't use LCD panels at all it a tough one.
http://www.oled-info.com/oled-tv
I would suggest that a curved TV is kind of useless so save some money and get a flat screen.
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