I just bought Sharp 65 UE630X. I am hoping I am making the right decision....

It's a little too late for that as the bullet has already left the gun.. .. Congrats

I'm not into 3d coz I feel it is feels fake most of the time and it causes fatigue. 4k with hdr is like looking out of the window. That feels more 3d rather than the old tech which is why 3d is so yesterday and manufacturers are starting to drop it.

think u r the first one here who bought that size.

you'll love the tv!

a few people here bought 50 and 58.

This post has been edited by AVFAN: Apr 18 2016, 03:06 AM

Congrats, I'm sure you'll love it.

I'm experiencing impulse buying syndrom yesterday. I went to the desa home warehouse sale at 6.30pm and spotted this TV. I actually looking for LG 65UF950 or Samsung 65 JU7500...But the PIC said this TV is the latest model compare both of the model i mentioned plus, he is giving me some voucher

I have not done any research on this model like i usually do before buying it..

Thank you very much. I had read reviews from this thread and so far it is positive.

My 32" tv is killing me currently. I barely can see the picture as i sit 4m from the tv.... That is why i buy 65".

Impulse buying happen even to the best of us. Here's what, with a TV, all the research in the world cannot prepare you for a let down if your brain does not approve what the eye sees. So doing research is only half the job and meant to filter out certain models. Dealing with an impulse buy is a piece of cake, but buyer's remorse? That's the one that hurts the most as its longterm.

Moving up to 65" from 32" is a significant upgrade. No worries, you'll be pleased when the TV arrives..

Welcome to the club potionmaster1987! =D I am lovin my tv so far!

Just hope sharp would roll out HDMI 2.0a update to our tv, then we would be able to watch netflix content in HDR =D

Thank you. Please share your experience regarding this tv.

Also, so far, any problem you have encounter so far?

Thank you, lets hope for the best. Anyway, i also hoping that this i will never do this impulse buying anymore..

sonni

my latest adventure on the ue630x...

installed, "tweaked", set easy access for... kodi skysports 1-5 in HD.

nice to watch premier league at the touch of a few buttons.

i'm not a big fan of PL but just preparing for Euro 2106 kickoff on 11 jun.

haha, touch wood, so far no problem encountered. Im connecting this tv to my avr. All my inputs goes through the avr. You may need to play around the TV setup for colors that suit your taste. But the black is really black, white is really white.

This tv is kinda heavy, if you plan to mount this tv, make sure u buy the non-retractable tv mount.

I am currently waiting my display port to hdmi 2.0 converter to arrive, then i can experience 4k60p using my HTPC. =D

actually, it is not as heavy as i thought. about the same as my last smaller lcd sharp.

mounts fine on my existing wall panel and bracket.

and it is nice to find it is very cool, no heat detected.

Lol, maybe my tv mount is lousy one, im using the retractable one, i can see the mount abit senget dy =D

so what is the best price for 65UE630x now ? sharing is caring for the consumers.

I have a lot of catching up to do. I dont know what is kodi, dont know how to set up network HDD with the TV and do not understand why ericlai want to use converter 2.0......seriously...i feel outdated....

Lol, you don need to know about the converter if u don use your PC and connect to the TV. I am using a graphic card for my PC which does not have HDMI 2.0, only display port supports 4k @ 60hz. so i need a converter from display port and convert it to HDMI 2.0 to get 4k60hz.

If u wanna watch movie, it is best to use kodi, as kodi can decode many types of sound format, dts-hd, DD trueHD, etc.

what u bought is an android uhd 4k tv. it can do a number of things. besides handling 4k videos and upscaling anything lower, it can handle the latest 4k60hz videos - if the rest of the equipment incl cables, player are such - hence the hdmi converter issue.

also, the tv comes with a good android built in. if u hv never used an android (be it box or tablet or phone) before, this is yr chance to play with it. first, u need to set it up with yr wifi to get internet access. read the manual also - there is an electronic version u can get on the tv itself. if not, u can find the website and download it. if u have not installed the tv, get the installer to do all that when they arrive - they know how.


if u r starting from ground zero. i suggest u read a bit about android boxes:

androidbox
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3126605/+1620

kodi is a major app u can install in the android. if u set it up properly, u get a lot of goodies. but... this one, i must say, will take time, not easy for a new user. anyway, do read:

kodi
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3139601/+3920

kodi is just ONE app. the android in the tv can take many apps. it works the same as in an android box. the only diff is the buttons on the remote controls (note u r given 2 of them, one with a mouse function).

This post has been edited by AVFAN: Apr 18 2016, 09:26 PM