I have a 49FX600 tv and I find that screen is too bright and the white is like washout. I have tried various settings but still very bright or ain’t sharp enough.
Any sifus would like to advise/share your settings? Thanks in advance

Hi, planning to buy the 75 inch gx880k 4k tv from panasonic . https://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-...h-75gx880k.html

Any one using it? Was afraid it got lots of complain. Is the new hdmi 2.5 or 2.2 out in this tv? And wat is the tv refresh rate...is it 2200hz bmr as stated in the specs? Is 2200 hz even possible?

Pls advise

This post has been edited by junitor: Dec 24 2019, 11:08 AM

I assume you are talking about the newer HDMI 2.1 ports .
HDMI 2.1 ports are currently only available for premium ( translation = very expensive ) Samsung & LG TV models .


This specific TV model has a refresh rate of 60hz , it doesn't matter what they put on their spec sheets .
TV brands make up a lot of crap just to tempt buyers into their marketing gimmicks .

This post has been edited by Convael: Dec 24 2019, 11:06 PM

Go to see the set yourself. If your eye like the PQ, then go ahead.

I presume this is a LED? If yes, that's the very reason why I am keeping to my Plasma.

Except Plasma has already gone obsolete and completely replaced by OLEDs .
( my trusty kuro is still alive and kicking and has a special place in my heart )

It is one of the most basic TV models from the brand . Comparing it with Plasma is not exactly reasonable .
For most people who are looking for TV in this price range , beside the promise of being a 4k TV you really should not be expecting anything .
Anything more is considered a bonus .

In some cases , those RGBW budget models can't even deliver true 4K resolution .


With that being said , OP's problems most likely have something to do with the settings .

For certain TVs , the brightness setting actually does not adjust the luminance . Instead it changes the gamma settings which you really shouldn't be doing without proper test patterns and calibrating experiences .
Try changing the viewing mode to " Cinema " and adjust the " Backlight " settings instead of brightness .

Without actually attending to his TV , I can't really do anything because the description is too vague .


This is why we need to look for brands which have better out of the box settings and calibrate our displays .
Although in this case , the calibrating tools and services are most likely going to cost more than the TV itself ...

This post has been edited by Convael: Dec 29 2019, 07:10 AM

Someone is selling 55inch ez950 oled for 2600. Worth it? It is 2017 oled model and no dobly vision.

Having a 60" Plasma. So for upgrade, I reckon it have to be minimum 65" or higher. And prices of OLED still too high for my budget.

Saw GX650 the other day at harvey norman.. surprised to know got such model. It is android based with dolby vision. But it looks like a rebadged tv from some china brand.

I have older model 49EX600 TV. Below is my setting. Hope it can help you.
The key point is turning on the ambient sensor so that it changes according to environment.

Viewing Mode - Normal
Backlight - 65
Contrast - 85
Brightness - 0
Colour - 51
Tint - 0
Sharpness - 50
Colour Temperature - Normal
Vivid Colour - On
Adaptive Backlight Control - Min
Intelligent Frame Creation - Min
Ambient Sensor - On

Is Panasonic GX650 tv series currently the best bang for buck?
I can't find the review for this tv.

https://www.lazada.com.my/catalog/?q=panaso....255644d2ZADSO9

Pros
- Affordable price
- android tv
- chromecast built-in
- HDR10 and Dolby Vision

Cons
- Not sure coz no review

I really doubt it .

These Panasonic Android TVs originate from the same GX655 series which Panasonic had launched specifically for India , their budget market several months ago .


It doesn't really matter if they put HDR10 or Dolby Vision in the spec list , it simply cannot deliver the effects .

This post has been edited by Convael: Dec 31 2019, 09:48 PM

Hi. what's your usage on the tv and feedback? Eg. Netflix, PS4, sports

Also, how much and where do you buy? Retail price around RM4k now

Just got 65 inch GX740. Still testing it out. A newbie with smart TV's.
Is it possible to install playtv@unifi ? If yes how? Play google will not let me.-error:brower does not have Java.

https://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-...h-40gs550k.html

Is this good to go if just for Netflix and some video

The price around 1350

Why you buy this model and your feedback?

This panasonic gx880k 75 inch...i cant even find a sample set, went senq, harvey norman, etc etc....all no display set....i only found z fx750k 75 inch at the mines shopping mall

GX880 is basically the larger screen size of the GX800 models in our market .

This post has been edited by Convael: Jan 5 2020, 08:47 PM

I'm looking to get a 75" too and this Panasonic model got Dolby Vision while a lot of tv at this price range doesn't. However I read that this model got poor viewing angle

Anyone using gx800?
Mind sharing your screen setting?
I cant get the blacks and colour right.

Btw if anyone is looling for one, panasonic shop is ss2 is having sale. Gx800 55inch rm3600+