use for 5 years without any problem?

not bad.. mostly I see around 3years+ already gone case 

You are referring to Samsung TV only or all other brands as well. My own experience is Samsung is the worst, my Pana Plasma still perfectly fine after 9 years and my LG LED still like new after 3 years. Samsung LED both display panel and speakers got problem after 5 years.

Still searching for my new 65" flat TV, so difficult to decide on the right one 

Hey, don't give my set any ideas. 
I've experienced the opposite. Have 2 Samsung LED sets. One's at least 7 years old and still going as a daily monitor and the other is 3 years old.. Strong.

Hi, my 5 years old samsung tv started to produce softer sound, and if i tune it up it will sound broken. is this repairable and how do i look for the service? (out of warranty)

You are referring to Samsung TV only or all other brands as well. My own experience is Samsung is the worst, my Pana Plasma still perfectly fine after 9 years and my LG LED still like new after 3 years. Samsung LED both display panel and speakers got problem after 5 years.

Still searching for my new 65" flat TV, so difficult to decide on the right one 

My old samsung already used up 6 years before pass to my Tenant recently,This old samsung age should be 7 years this year,  still perfect condition.
Then I get a new Samsung Smart TV  for my own  

u try buy the latest Samsung TV.. see can last above 5 years or not 

u try buy the latest Samsung TV.. see can last above 5 years or not 

My Pana Plasma & LG LED (IPS) seems lasting than Samsung LED (VA), my Samsung panel is faulty. Possibility that IPS panel is more reliable than VA panel? Maybe not my own myth

bro
just bought one unit  FHD smart TV serias 5  couple month ago.
Hopefully can last   

which model u bought??

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.

Looking for a NON SMART TV.(have android box)

55-60 inch
RM 3500  +/-

Anything to recommend?

I vote for 65KS9000...u made u right choice dude!

If the 65KS9000 is at almost the same price with the OLED, and it become a better/right choice, it just doesn't make sense to me. Picture quality is not purely about peak brightness, but the contrast (black level), color gamut (rich and natural colors) and response time, viewing angle etc. The peak brightness looks good in the very bright showroom but most peoples don't need that kind of brightness at home, it will be blinding. Also the KS9000 color is very saturated.

The KS9000 is good among the LED TVs but not against the OLED. The feature offered by the LG OLED especially the Dolby Vision is not available in any Samsung TV.

Looking for a NON SMART TV.(have android box)

55-60 inch
RM 3500  +/-

Anything to recommend?

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