I asked Panasonic and they say GZ1000 comes with it. Since I haven't bought it, i wouldn't know for sure. Can confirm?

Does this inferior motion things bother you people? I seen some youtube video and they look terrible.

May I ask, how wide is the stand base of the 65" C9?

LCD you mean. LED is a backlight, not a panel.

Yes all high end LCDs has higher response times than OLEDs, it's simply the limitation of LCD.
It's important to understand that smooth motion in madvr is NOT motion interpolation, unlike what LG's TruMotion setting does.

Have you personally compare the motion handling of the C9 vs the Sony's?

I am asking because many people say Sony's is better but some reviews say they are equal. So I am interesting in actual personal opinion of those who have seen the 2.

I have seen some Youtube showing this C9 stutter problem and this is holding me back. I am currently using a plasma

Finally I made the purchase for LG C9  55" at Best Denki for RM 6999 and add in another RM 700 5 years extended warranty. Since they said will cover burn in.

Heard that cx will be a downgrade in terms of the hdmi 2.1 and some other things.

There must be a valid reason for LG to reduce peak brightness. May be panel lifespan being noticeably affected with too high a brightness?

So why is LG reducing the brightness of the CX, knowing people for whatever reason, will talk about it and potentially affecting sales?

I started reading this thread at around page 95 in may, I was looking for a 65in c9 for my parents and wanted to gain market intel what's the lowest price as the cheapest on lazada was around 11k and still is (except for a 3k+ cx which is likely a scam).

I use the first gen 55ea9800 in my own house which I still enjoy very much today, no 4k and hdr notwithstanding. I use an oppo udp203 with a roku stick which allows me to output coaxial digital to my old dac and music system. I only listen 2 channels.

SSJBEN you mentioned madvr, is this an app that can be installed on the tv or oppo or perhaps roku?

Somewhere some experienced people mentioned no point to wait for price to drop too low, that there comes a time the price goes up a bit as it becomes discontinued and demand spikes.

So I went to desa home theatre on the very same day I read that and found they could let it go for 9.8k so I just bought it and my parents are enjoying it since a week or 2 back.

To those undecided and pacifying oneself the price will drop a lot and that the cx is inferior, well it will be tough to swallow when cx appears in july and c9 runs out. Faced with a higher price for cx (rm15k launch price?) And so called technical inferiority, what is one to do then?

Here's some compensation, I did see some youtube comparison of displaying static images, I felt the cx offered a picture which seems warmer and deeper vs c9.

Thank you to all of you who shared openly your knowledge. It is much appreciated and enabled me to make a decision. Thank you.

You misunderstood. My words were deeper and warmer, all subjective terms. I did not mention white point or luminosity values or gamma. Do you understand the word subjective and also note I use the word do you guys FEEL.

But it appears you are quick to call people out for doing dumb shit. Stop being an arrogant person.

Sony 400 nits or 4000 nits? I also read the A8G is too dim with Dolby Vision and that is a concern.

I am looking at C9, A8G and GZ1000. I don't play games. Netflix and youtube. So PQ and sound are the important things I look for. In non-bright room use. Care to give me your views on these 3?

Thanks.

I do not mean to insult. I am just trying to understand.

I want to know, what do people mean by "accuracy". Because I read people saying the Panasonic are more natural (some describe as dull) but less pop than LG. Using Panasonic and LG as example. Is accuracy means more natural or does it means more pop?

Then that would mean slightly more "dull" than "pop"?

If it is a simply case of getting whatever reading to get as close as the reference, why can't manufacturer just do that and saving people the trouble of getting it calibrated?

On one of my plasma, sometime the skin tone of people is simply too warm or 'red'. What do I need to adjust?

In the olden days, you buy. Switch on. Watch. Life is now complicated.

right plasma, left LED? just try guessing

Do ppl use peak brightness setting for SDR? I am asking cos the TV installer told me to set to high but it seems like that just make the picture unnecessarily bright??

I want to ask what colorimeter you use? I want to buy one.