For local market If not wrong only LG OLED series TV support Dolby Vision.

From Dolby site only LG and Vizio support Dolby Vision. The list is not update because latest LG C7 is also support Dolby Vision.

https://www.dolby.com/us/en/categories/tv.html

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Apr 23 2018, 02:51 AM

I read from Apple’s support site, apparently Apple TV support HDR10 (https://support.apple.com/en-my/HT208074) So I guess I am safe! Right? Is HDR10 the best format? Or Dolby Vision is the latest and greatest?

I believe every device support HDR will support HDR10 because it is the free one. The best? Nope, Dolby Vision is the best but it is costly and not wide use due to you need paid fees to Dolby.

Oh! That’s explained. Dolby Visions not supported on Panasonic TH-55EX600K kinda bummer. I’m going to use this TV for many years I think I might need to looks else where. I really like this TV — feels good on my eyes with the colors and nice tiny pixels.

This post has been edited by netster: Apr 23 2018, 09:40 AM

Just sharing 2 articles I came across:

https://www.whathifi.com/panasonic/tx-65fz950/review

http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/panason...dr-oled-2952995

I have read the one by Trustedreviews and I just glance through the first link. This would be a good future proof but the price of this one will definitely not fit in my budget. However, the 2018 series even the entry level is pretty good.

My only concern is LG panel. I have LG LED 50” at home and less than 2 years, it now has a bad screen (2 lines in the middle of the screen)

I wonder if TH-55EX600K also use an LG panel. I was talking to the sales person and he said it was a Japan panel manufactured in Japan. Now I am not so sure any more. Anyone with infos? Thanks

Sony TVs with the X1 Extreme chips have been updated to support Dolby Vision. But this is a software implementation compared to the hardware implementation in LG & Visio TVs. Don't know what differences are there between the software & hardware implementations.

I notice that also. I think it just a way it render. As long support HDR, I believe all can. This is just my assumption. Haha

Did you try claiming for warranty? LG makes most of the IPS panels in the world. The other IPS panel makers are Samsung (PLS), Japan Display and AU Optronics.
TVs nowadays no matter what panel have higher chance to have problems (as do other electronics stuff) compared to the old CRT tvs. But that doesn't mean that all LG panels will have problems. The best option is to always buy extended warranty.

No. I believe it’s out of warranty. We seldom watch TV anyway so we just let it be 😂 I’ll definately get an extra warranty if I buy tis TH-55EX600K.

Dolby vision is supported on all the LG high end LED (7,8 & 9 series) and OLED TVs since 2016. Unfortunately there is still very very few Dolby Vision movies. I have got only the demo videos to test the Dolby Vision.

It is a good news that Sony added Dolby vision support to their new high end TVs as well.

All Netflix HDR is in Dolby Vision if your device support it. I know this because my LG G6 mobile support Dolby Vision in Netflix.

I believe this is also same for Apple TV Box.

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4572318

Looking for a SERIOUS BUYER.

This post has been edited by SteadyPana: Apr 29 2018, 01:30 PM

Nice. Upgraded already or planning to upgrade?

Not yet but already have the model in my mind.

You interested on my set Bro ?

No bro, I just upgraded to a Z9D and sold my Samsung JS7200.
What do you plan to get?

Wow. Sony flagship

Getting a 65" actually, it's for my father.

I owned a 65" Panasonic DX750 4K HDR UHD. Poor old man here.

This post has been edited by SteadyPana: Apr 29 2018, 09:48 PM

Got it for a good price, otherwise can't afford also.
The DX750 is a good tv.
Was actually looking at the 58 EX750 but can't get at a good price. Now is a good time to buy 2017 models at a cheap price.

Sorry my bad, mine was a DX700

Hi guys,

I recently bought a TH-49EX600K. Was wondering if it will support bluetooth keyboard and mouse.