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post Jun 9 2018, 11:38 AM

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Hey guys, most likely going down to Desa Home Theatre to get a 65" OLED today. Budget below RM17k?

I assume the Sony A1 65" OLED HDR is the best TV in my budget?

What other alternatives? I assumed OLED is still superior than Samsung QLED right in terms of picture quality?

Don't mind settling for a cheaper TV because it'll only be used for Astro 99% of the time.

I also see a cheap LG 65" OLED C7T with active HDR (?) for like RM9K as per Desa Home Theatre's ad

Update: I also noticed Panasonic OLEDs as shown below. Any thoughts?

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post Jun 9 2018, 12:20 PM

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QUOTE(kucuboy @ Jun 9 2018, 12:01 PM)
My advise is to wait just a few more weeks. Im very very sure the oled tv makers will be offering some really good stuff like free soundbar or stuff. U wouldn't want to regret not waiting just a while more to get it. The included soundbars are really worth it
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Thanks for the advice bro but we already have a home theatre setup and no thoughts of changing it yet actually. smile.gif


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post Jun 9 2018, 12:24 PM

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Just a quick question, the TVs I mentioned and all the TVs these days have auto upscaling to 4k?
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post Jun 9 2018, 01:34 PM

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Slightly 'superior' picture quality, but OLED comes with the disadvantage of image retention and burn-in. Reviews for Samsung Q9FN shows that it has amazing picture quality close to OLEDs


I totally forgot about the image rentention and burn in issues. I assume it's a lot better now than previous years?

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This relate to the previous points, if you're just watching Astro, especially sports or channels with fixed displays (eg channel's name) then you shouldn't be getting an OLED. Not saying it will definitely happen but it's risk that OLED owners have to keep in mind.

Not to mention that your budget is kind of an overkill just for your purpose. Unless you're planning to game or start watching 4k blurays then you should just get a cheaper LED/QLED tv, but if you just want the best TV out there in case you change your mind then that's up to you.


As the TV is primarily for parents and they are not picky at all, plus it's mostly for Astro. They just like the deep black levels from the OLEDs and I noticed the Samsung QLEDs has pretty good black levels too. I really might consider some Samsung QLEDs if they're within budget. I noticed that the Samsung Q9F is about RM18,866 and the Q8C is within budget. Is there a big difference between the two models?

Parents usually watch various channels, documentary (nat geo,discovery), CCTV, news, movies and sports channels. I hope OLEDs would still be alright and would last maybe another 5-6 years at least without those burn in/image retention issues?

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Are you sure it's C7 and not C6? I doubt C7's price has reached below RM11k yet


Sorry my bad, it's the C6T as per their ad here: https://www.facebook.com/DesaHomeTheatre/ph...?type=3&theater

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Ignore brands other than LG & Sony if you're getting an OLED


Thank you! Any particular reason why? smile.gif

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My suggestion is that you should do more research before rushing getting one, because asking these questions the day you plan to buy one does make it seem that you haven't done enough research yet (don't take this negatively). Rtings.com and HDTVtest on youtube is a good place to start, and HDTVtest have posted comparison videos between C8-A8F and C8-Q9FN


Thanks for the comment again. I'm actually not that kind of person since I actually do quite a bit of research before getting something. It's just that my parents got some extra funds to splash on a TV and they only watch Astro so it's kinda like not a big deal to do that much research tongue.gif They love the black levels of the OLEDs smile.gif
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post Jun 9 2018, 01:38 PM

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All 4k tv should have upscaling functions , it is a matter of how well it performs.
When it comes to upscaling Sony's TV usually take the crown , but the rest are not too far behind
Not much more , unless we are strictly talking contrast rating, in which case Oled will always win in terms of contrast


Thanks bro. +1 for Sony

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The newer batch of Samsung QLED , especially Q8f and Q9FN have an incredible FALD system that is very capable of darkening / brightening the HDR highlights.
The Q9FN is particularly impressive .Both TV are also MUCH brighter than any OLED TV on the market now

And you need to keep in mind , all OLED TVs have a risk of burn in , because of the organic compound used in OLED wear out with usage / time
LG and Sony also do not count burn in as Defect , therefore they are not covered in warranty.
All OLED TV have fantastic picture quality , so it is hard to tell which is the best just from price alone .


That's kinda scary man but my parents do watch various channels on Astro; news, movies, documentary, chinese/korean dramas and sports.

But good to know about the QLEDs. Would you say the picture quality is as good as OLEDs other than the higher brightness as we don't really need such bright displays smile.gif

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Just so if we are comparing , A1 was suppose to compete with last year's C7 / B7  , in which LG OLED TV are usually slightly brighter with less aggressive ABL ( although both TV are still bright enough for HDR content to pop out from the OLED screen ) . Sony's TVs are slightly better at processing images .
Frankly speaking , an OLED TV is like that exquisite and fragile and elegant lady , require a lot of caring and self awareness from you . If you are just going to watch some TV shows / sport shows and leave your TV on a lot, the static elements from screen especially the logos & subtitles  will increase the risk of getting burn in .

My advice is , if you don't want to be too wary of watching time, you should get an LED TV , the Samsung newer Generation of QLED is quite damn amazing .


Thank you!!! Might be leaning more towards QLED bro!

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Thanks again for the comments bros Convael and cloudlionheart for your advices and patience in replying to my post. Much appreciated rclxms.gif

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post Jul 8 2018, 02:31 AM

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Reporting in with the C8T 65" nod.gif

Several questions if you guys don't mind smile.gif

1) Any way to reduce the brightness of the subtitles?
2) The technicolor colour preset is kinda awesome but have to dial down the brightness a little bit? Also, what's the difference between OLED Light and brightness? Seems similar to me..
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post Jul 10 2018, 06:18 PM

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Can I play 4k HDR content on Youtube via Chromecast Ultra or must it be using the app on the TV?
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post Jul 10 2018, 06:31 PM

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QUOTE(anfieldude @ Jul 10 2018, 06:27 PM)
Both shd work. The built in app works fine btw.
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Thanks man!

Btw, do I need to like enable HDR in the TV or something? I also assume all the picture settings like OLED Light,brightness would be adjusted accordingly as well?

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QUOTE(Pravin_Kopite @ Jan 27 2023, 11:18 AM)
Hey guys first time TV buyer here and I'm looking at the 48" C2 for my room. Does HLK usually have the best prices for LG TVs? Also I'd like to know if we can nego/how much nego percentage. E.g if the TV price says RM4.2K and I ask for RM4K (5% less) is that considered normal or a CB move? Thanks!
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Best price = Online.... 99% of the time
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post Apr 12 2023, 05:20 PM

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QUOTE(ryuichii @ Apr 12 2023, 01:11 PM)
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Anyone know if this store legit? I ask them why the price difference for the 2 exact same model. They said one is shipped from panasonic and the other is shipped by them themselves. Or should I get a C2 instead? I’m considering between the Panasonic LZ1000 and LG C1 right now but from my survey panasonic picture quality is superior. Any suggestion?
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The first pic could be a 55 inch model.

I don't really see Panasonic OLEDs being discussed at all, usually LG, Samsung and Sony OLEDs.

 

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