impossible will be really cheap la.. else how other lcd sell lol.

It seems LG Malaysia didn't bring in the 48" variant.

Still hoping for CX 48 to reach Malaysia

My room setup too small to accomodate 55"

I am aware that this is an LG OLED Thread but these information of Sony A90J will serve as a reference of how the upcoming G1 will perform .

A quick reminder , Sony doesn't drive their OLED as hard (bright) as other brands .
We have some information on A90J thanks to AV/s and DeWayne Davis  .
- Confirmed to be TV-LED via Dolby Vision.

- New setting in HDR mode , with brightness or gradient preferred options .

- OOTB custom brightness on A90J is around 800 nits on 2 , 5 , 10%  , 175 nits for 100% .

- 2 x HDMI 2.1 , like last year Dolby Vision 120 hz is still not supported , not too big of a deal atm .

- Both HDMI 2.1 ports will have a peak transfer bitrate of up to 48 gbps .
Several electronic shops I know from the AV field in China have also gotten the TV but they don't calibrate it . Mostly some side by side comparison screen shot .
I would suggest not to take them seriously as still shots can't really do a TV PQ Justice .

A90J around June , C1 May-June .

That is assuming it is shipping on time .

It seems that all QN90A in Malaysia is going to be IPS/ADS panel - so contrast ratio and dark room performance is going to be poor. For anything <50”, Samsung is using IPS panel worldwide, so even US don’t get preferential treatment. It may still be a fine monitor, but it’s a different class already to the C1

There's no 50" QN90A in MY though . The smallest size is 55 " .

No , it isn't .
Samsung MY support knows nothing about TV .

Refer to the catalog of their website .
So , are you saying they have uploaded the wrong catalog ?
They have never gotten any 50 " of QN90A approved here , so selling it would be illegal .


As for those 3rd party units , I have no idea where those are coming from .
And they cost roughly the same as 55QN90A , either they made a mistake or those are import units .
Good luck having fun trying to claim warranty from imported TVs.
This is an LG thread , this will be my last time clarifying anything regarding the rival brands here .

[ETA 24-26 May] LG 48 Inch C1

RM6.5k - RM100 shop voucher = RM6.4k - RM640 10% coin cashback = RM5760
https://shopee.com.my/-ETA-24-26-May-LG-48-...0342.4988552918

Funny story , I just msg gamer's hideout on shopee regarding the 50 " , it stated " 7 units " left .

The owner told me all Units have sold out instantly  [ yea right because a lot of ppl want to buy 50" LCD at RM8000 when the 48" OLED is priced at RM6000 ] .
Afterthat they went on to change the page to " SOLD OUT " and blocked my chat ,  now that is totally not fishy  .

For 55 A80J Sony (RM9199)
i just received email from sony malaysia.
they do have early bird promotions starting now to 23 may 2021
Please visit to the curve or sony klcc store to enjoy exclusive gifts worth more than rm1k and above.

lol so far krono only sold 1 unit of C1 48 to me? (9 units left in shopee)

48 " is indeed a little too small for TV . Only people who really need to fit a certain space will find any usage for it .

And majority of the monitor crowd is well aware of the Burn-In issues despite being overblown .
The thing is , 55 " CX from last year can be gotten at around the same price , so there is little incentive actually get something less for the same price .
Ahead of all commercial TV brands on the market , that is for sure . They strike the best balance among the big4 .
There are more information I can share with you but it will turn out to be a 100 pages + reply and this is not a Panasonic thread.

For example , among wRGB OLED on the market , there is some kind of color processing errors [?] in the undertone of cyan , or very pale blue if you like.

Hence , these LG made-wRGB TV has a strange push towards Cyan when displaying White , despite being already calibrated to D65 white point .
We have noticed this a couple of years ago , when being compared to QLED back in the days . Since OLED was , by nature , more accurate than any LCD , we put the blame on Samsung for making oversaturated TV (which is true but not in this case) .
In the last 2 years ,  I noticed the Panasonic HCX pro is so precise to the point it has eliminated the problem entirely . And yes , without the needs of calibration .

Perhaps it is not mentioned by many reviews , outlets like HDTV would just calibrate it away by dialing down the blue because they have a lot of reference material to look at .

Not a super dealbreaker but something to be noted for people who are claiming Sony has the best visual processing in the world .
Avsforum has a large crowd of Sony fanboi because they don't get Panasonic so they can only compare it against LG's .

And I can definitely tell you are a new Sony OLED owner since you are completely unaware of the tricks they pull during their new product's year.

All I can tell you is , keep an open mind .

LG CX 55" selling for RM6900 (He says got T&G RM300 available), Is it a good buy or you guys would advise to wait for C1? - I'm coming from an old FULLHD 40" and wanting a Gaming/PC TV for some time.

6000 coins are only worth RM60 bruh

(if u pre-ordered earlier like me, u can get the 10% coins cashback from Shopee with no cap, then really get 60,000 points which are really worth RM600+)
(but again you can only spend max 3000 coins on each purchase, and minimum RM100+ per purchase)
(so to fully utilize the 60k coins, u need to buy 20 times different products that worth RM100+ per order, so totally u need to spend another RM2000 to fully utilize the coins)

Hmm so far only got one shop can preorder the C1

I wonder when other stores will start selling.

I always have the impression Sony have better motion than the LG. But this fellow is saying the opposite. Did he deliberately play with the setting to make the Sony look bad?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RD4ibdMFcFY