if u dont mind go get da 55 inche f6400 at mid valley hn, selling at rm4699. better get a bigger if your budget is near to it.

but still, a short period of pain rather than long term pain unless u feel u wanna change tv every 2 years...

for me, i opt forlg la7400 bcoz i'm 1 of the user, & yes i will pick lg bcoz passive 3d do serve my family well, even my kid aged 8th also know how to enjoy 3d. but, kids do careless with the spec so when u need to use 3d, think carefully whether u want passive or active. & i bought this tv with extended warranty & wall mount totalled rm3.6k at end of 2013...

Connected DIRECTLY to TV I mean..anyone know? can't find any app in playstore..

Why the movie clip they play on the TV in the showroom is so realistic? I played 720p video which is downloaded, still not as realistic.

I'm watching on a Samsung 40" UA40F5500AR

My friend told me it's the movie clip they play..

When you go to the showroom, ask them to switch to movie mode. Then plug in your 1080p movie file, that's is the mode where you can see all the details of your movie like shadow, difference in colors. The dynamic settings for me is just simply dumb, it kills all the things that you suppose to see in a picture by over saturating the contrast and brightness.

Any advice on the 48h6400 and why is it similarly priced to the lower spec 48h5500?

Good deals make me sceptical..

Update
48h5500 - 2899
48h6400 - 32++

An update. I tested another unit in the showroom with some videos I saved up in my thumb drive and it has the exact same problem. Guess it is an issue either with this model or the current batch. You won't see it in the showroom when they are looping those ultra bright videos. But as soon as you bring one home and watch your usual programs, the banding is obvious almost in every scene with grey / pastel colors in it. Thus, be warned if you are thinking of getting a 60H6400.

The problem aside, I do like the Smart TV features and the new remote control.

I think the opposite is true.  Panel uniformity get worse when hot due to the affects of heat generated by electrical components behind lcd screen, liquiid cyrstals are heat sensitive but that is about clouding issue.

DSE is a different thing. I dont think u can find a banding free led tv these days, especially on large displays 50"+.  Ive seen it on sony, lg and philips, toshiba being the worse.

But still i dont think it is a problem.  my 2010 lg has plenty of vertical bandings towards 1 third of the right screen since day 1,  but its still ok lahh ... only visible on solid background.

If you want a screen with perfect uniformity, get a plasma instead.

I tested it at Harvey Norman MV... if you load the grey test screen and take a step back so that you can see the whole screen, the banding is quite obvious already. That said, the backlight is quite uniform and there is almost no bleeding. If you run DSE tests (you can find them on youtube) or watch panning shots like football for example, you will see some DSE as well.. but for me, the DSE is considered minimal and is bearable. The banding, however, is difficult to live with.. in certain dark / grey scenes (by the way, a lot of movies have these scenes), the horizontal bands covers the entire screen! You don't have to purposely look for the banding, it stares you in the face!

You won't notice the issue when the screen is showing bright colours.. which is why if you just watch the demo videos in the showroom, you would not see the problem. It's only in ACTUAL use, when watching typical shows, the issue becomes apparent.

Perhaps, like what mea culpa said, this is a common issue with large LED / LCD TVs. I do accept that each technology has its pros and cons.. and while I am willing to accept most of them, this one really bugs me. I haven't tested other models, thus not sure if this model is considered average or worse in terms of banding. If all LED TVs are like this.. I think I may have to track down a Plasma. With most Panasonic Plasmas out of stock, the next best (and more costly) alternative would be the F8500.

Also, I noticed the banding becomes slightly more noticeable after the TV has been switched on for awhile.. not sure if it has anything to do with heat.

guys/sifus....dont samsung produce 50" series 6 model in Malaysia? the price diff between 48" vs 55"h6400 is a huge jump.

Any idea how much is "Samsung UN60H7150" and where to get it ... ?

wow , how helpful this community , only help those close friends out and ignoring others , keep it up ya .

H6300 vs H6400. besides the 3D others specs is same?
is the H6300 a good buy if 3D is not required?

Read Whathifi reviewed on Samsung's UA55HU7500 4k tv with 5 Stars rating.
But,our local store do not have HU7500.
Is HU7500 same with our local HU7000 or HU8500? I am getting confuse..he..he.

Anyone know? Thks

It seems, the H7000(3D) is a better buy compare to HU7000(non 3D).
Harvey Norman QM Pg selling rm6599,but local electrical shop sells rm5499. Price alot different.

H7000 specs:
Clear Motion Rate: 800 / 960(PH)
Ultra Clear Panel: Yes
Dynamic Contrast Ratio: Mega Contrast
Micro Dimming: Micro Dimming Pro
Wide Colour Enhancer (Plus): Yes

ok , for me , i can only list down my budget , which is around RM500-1200 , full hd or smart tv attribute would be a plus if i can get it around that budget , thats all my criteria and also i am aiming for Samsung brand only if can

hey guys im considering LG 42LB6500 or Samsung UA40H6400. In terms of picture quality which one is better? I'm looking for a basic 3D TV, not necessary high spec.
Specs wise they look almost the same (42 inch compared to 40inch), almost same mouse etc
What do you guys think?

Hmmm... It appears so. Since you are looking at the H7 series, you might want to consider the H7150 (possibly the H7100 in Malaysia) over the H7000, due to decent online performance reviews of it.

Bro voncrane, do our local store has H7100 and H7150? So far, I dont see any. You saw it before? Where?

What I gathered from Flatpanel forum stated the Samsung's H7000 was the flat screen version of H8000 series(curved tv).

Cheers, Jimmy.

Took the plunge with this telly, ended up with a 5 year warranty deal for RM6500. It's being delivered this evening so will share my thoughts once I've had enough time to play around with it.

Initial thoughts on the H7000:

- Some concerns on the picture quality given my limited usage thus far. There are instances of flash lighting in virtually all corners of the screen during dark scenes. As I am coming from a plasma tv, this is new and worrying. Do retailers in this country exchange models based on this concern?

Hmmm... Me wonders if this is as a result of it featuring edge LED back-lighting as opposed to Direct back-lighting?