Wow, great for who want it!

Curve wo... so err...

Same for me, Curve is no no.....
for 2017 most of manufacturers are not producing Curve TV anymore, there is no curve TV from LG, Sony and Pana, only left Samsung.

The curve hype is winding down as there is no tangible benefit from staying at flat or going curve.

2017 major flagships are mostly flat screens again which is the sign of things to come

Curve...
From certain angle, view ain't good...
Flat certain angle, already got issue, lagi curve...

Curve TV is also a no no to me.

Ya. For certain ppl who like and no mount at wall only.
Hard to match

I always have a thought tat if mount on wall, for long term, my tv would fell and crack the screen... which not covered by warranty...
I think I should ask tat sale guy telling him no wall mount then... now I have spare wall mount? Siapa mau? hahaha...

precisely, Curve TV more presentable on TV table NOT mount to the Wall.
Moreover, cables can be seen or exposure between at the back of curve TV and the wall which looks untidy if compare with Non Curve TV

My one is flat screen. non curve.
But I dont really enjoy curve so much.

Me also, flat for mount wall.

Still depends on your own eyes at the end of the day.

I was lucky to be able to test a 65KS9000 vs a 65C6 OLED side by side, both calibrated and in HDR still felt the C6 is too dark and dim for my liking, not as vibrant as KS9000 hence I bought the KS9000 instead. Although its undeniable the black levels are unmatched.

Call me crazy but I really didn't like the OLED at the time. The cons of an LED were much more bearable to me than the cons of an OLED at the time of my review, mainly the KS9000 vs the C6.

Of course they have rectified some of those cons/issues with the 7 series and it got that little bit brighter but still too dim for me. Crossing fingers the 8 series will be able to output >1000 nits and clear out the kinks completely then I'll ditch my KS9000 into the bedroom and upgrade.

Trust your own eyes and your pocket to decide!! Hahah i prefer curve more than flat now.

The Lg OLED had what you call ABL feature (Automatic Backlight Limiter). Under certain situations the ABL will kick in automatically and dim the screen. A lot of people complained about that feature in earlier models , being too aggresive. This feature maybe has to do with either Preventing Image Retention or maybe to preserve the lifespan of Oled display. Just an uneducated guess so pls don't quote me.

Even HRD10 allow Oled to be less bright to get the certification (around 600 nits brightness compared to Led/Lcd 1000 nits).

For later/current Oled models I think LG set the ABL to be less agressive.


This post has been edited by Ngto: Aug 15 2017, 01:23 AM

ua55mu6000 vs ua55ku6000?
one is the older model and one is the newer model right? whats the extra spec if anybody knows

If got extra budget .... go for a higher model than the above.

MU probably just slightly have a better exterior built quality but 'nicer' price tag

Spec wise is more or less identical. But whichever your budget tell you to.

Just take note that if you don't need the TV in a hurry, the MU series will be starting their price slash within this 4-5 months

In fact the price slash already started, but the amount will only grow bigger as time pass.

Yup it drops a lot. I just bought 65".. the shop offer me MU6100 for 200 more than ku6000. 11street still selling 65mu6100 for 5.5k ish...

LOL after removing my HyypTV from my system the HDMI-CEC is all working again (My HT 6750w finally can detect as HDMI Receiver sound output)

But LOL after like a day plus of standby of the player, it decides to unpair all HDMI-CEC again hahahaha. Only can revive the handshake by removing HDMI4 cable. And then I change cable it will revive again, then died again after a few days.

I'm beginning to think it's my HT6750W also have problem with CEC handshake just like stupid HyypTV. Maybe it cannot be left standby at all LOL.