I'm split between hisense 65 inch b7700 and Pana 55 gx800. Both are 4k hdr dv local dimming and about the same price.

I only watch movies on my TV. I played my movies using himedia q10 {is it better than built in player?) Please help me making this decision.

This post has been edited by sadaniel: Nov 17 2019, 11:55 AM

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The picture quality gap between this 2 models is like point gap between Liverpool and Manchester United.
If 55" just nice for you seating distance, go for Pana.

FYI, B7700 doesn't have WCG panel to display HDR colours.

This post has been edited by ruzaini88: Nov 18 2019, 02:34 PM

Thanks ruzaini, by any chance you know difference in terms of black levels and brightness?

currently im using samsung ks7000, is it worth upgrade to panasonic gx800 ?

not worth I guess. KS7000 is a good TV.


This post has been edited by ruzaini88: Nov 19 2019, 02:25 PM

your TV creating problems?
Not spoil don't needed to change is my policy

nah my tv still working good, just im thinking to change my parents tv, so im looking a model tat can replace my ks7000, so tat i can pass my ks7000 to them

Ooh..
Then I think the model u proposed should be okay.

The KS series were fairly popular during its launch , primarily because people were looking at wrong numbers .



It was tested to reach 1400 nits + on test patterns but the picture fall flat quickly after , due to the TV's inability to hold the same level of luminance unlike the rivals , Sony's Z9D and X930E which can sustain the brightness level for a long time .


Its actual brightness level fall in the range of 400-500 nits ( which is roughly the same as GX800 ).

If you compare with the GX800 , the Panasonic TV has an advantage of dynamic tone mapping , more precise color reproduction despite not packing the quantum dots filters .
Samsung is still having problems to accurately control the large amount of colors from quantum dots layers .

Dolby Vision is also a bonus .

Considering the list of features , the GX800 is more versatile than the KS7000 .


Overall I would say GX800 is an improvement from the KS7000 , however small the improvement is .
IMHO probably not worth spending money just for the tiny upgrades but it is an improvement regardless , on the perspective of Picture Quality .

This post has been edited by Convael: Nov 21 2019, 06:05 AM

thanks bro, any good cheap OLED tv recommend ?

Sony if you have a PS4 or PS4 Pro

Panasonic or Sharp was OK

Samsung or LG also quite OK if you're the fans of Kimchi...

Else Toshiba or Xiao Mi....

Watch out for those FZ950K , but I think you've just missed the 11.11 sales where they have gotten insane discount from it.

55" can still be found under $6k ( dropped below $5k during the 11.11 ) . Maybe they will have another wave of crazy sales in the upcoming 12.12.

This post has been edited by Convael: Nov 23 2019, 06:44 PM

how was the crazy price on the FZ950 that you were talking about?

The sales are gone . They were some of the cheapest 55" OLED ever found in Malaysia .


A few guys picked up the 55" for just under $5k last month and have been showing me their lovely tv since then .

Grats to all those who've scored another great OLED TV.

This post has been edited by Convael: Dec 15 2019, 04:33 PM

Thanks.

I am not worried. With things electronic, the only way for prices to go is down.

I like Plasma so hanging on to mine. But if prices is reasonable, may go OLED.

You need to buy bigger than 65" nowadays for OLED. Otherwise, don't buy at all. Anyway just my opinion.

I think for OLED, 65 is the biggest? Any way, my budget is around RM7000. I can wait.

Hi sifus, I am upgrading from my 13 years old Sharp TV. Is TH65GX600K a good buy?