Oops...Think I mixed up the HN price, rm6999 is for 58", not 65".

think so.

next bigger size will be an 80" LC-80XU930X - an 8k tv!
https://sharp.com.sg/web/products/prodDetail.asp?prodId=644

[Just saw at Harvey Norman 80ue930x, 8k tv.

Rm30k.

Nice.

Will start saving.!!

No,  not if dun hv that kind of money to blow.

But the upscaling in this 80inch is v good, i must say.

To my eyes, for same video, it came out as good if not better than the 50 and 50 inches.

The ue630x series come in 50, 58 and 65 inches. Uhd 4k, no hdr.

The 80 inch is a diff class, 8k.

Perhaps u can check out the 65 inches model, should be cheaper now.

U r right to say 8k material is lacking, in fact, almost nonexistent.

Even 4k is not common at this time, very limited.

But like i always say, a 4k tv with good upscaling is worth it if u play mostly hd and bluray videos.
Personally, i am also very pleased with the 630x for another reason - the google androidtv that's built in.

As a heavy androidtv user, i find it extremely useful to able to sideload my fav apps in the tv, no need a separate box.

My own apps plus those from playstore provides more than enough to watch everyday, mostly in HD.

The usb playback function in this tv is not so good, sensitive to some hdds, won't read.

For that, i use my android box.

Hdr or no hdr is not important compared to actual image quality. You can have tons of specs but still look horrible.How successful is the hdr implementation is more important.

Hdr tries to improve contrast and colours, but is still limited to lcd limits. Which means, it will never have unlimited contrast and perfect black level. Which means, it will never beat any Oled tvs.

The criteria is the same, still boils down to image quality and for games response time must be acceptable. Bring your PS4 to test the tv before buying.