So senheng warranty is kenot repair then choose same value? The original price is before discount or after discount price?

The amount that I originally paid in 2018 after discount
Any higher on new TV I need to top up

2018 x70f now same value with x80g 2019
If I choose this model then no need top up. Only benefits Triluminos colour and android

This post has been edited by szecheng: Jun 21 2020, 10:35 AM

Whoaa... So bagus la Senheng.. Even the price is wayyy higher than other retailer but got one to one replacement. I bought Sharp TV, from Thye Hin got so many taichi to claim warranty. Of course la price wayyy lower than Senheng. After this, i will buy from SenHeng lah.

If got stock, you will get the TV on the spot?

Service center did took my TV back to try repair but its the panel rosak. Need to wait stock from Singapore. After one week they give up. So senheng give option to change same range model or other higher end model top up from original price

Yes. Now only x8000g got stock.
They allow me to wait X8000H 2020 stock to come, just need to top up.

Just came back from klcc sony
H 2020 model only got 55 X8000H display, other size not yet arrive.
Colour can challenge X8500G and better in brightness

This post has been edited by szecheng: Jun 21 2020, 06:01 PM

Need recommendation for TV

Requirements:
- 65" and above
- Support Atmos, already bought the Q90R soundbar
- General usage: 70% drama, movie 30% gaming on console
- Smart TV <- actually not really a requirement considering all new TV is smart
- Homekit <- good to have, but optional for now, since it's still relatively new for TV and mostly only supported in flagship model
- LED will do, QLED or OLED is way more than i'm willing to pay for right now
- Budget currently looking at 4-6k+, can stretch but must be justifiable and anything more than 10k is just too much for a TV
- Looking for most value for money option where possible <- hard earn money so will hati sakit when spending
- viewing angle should not be an issue, will be seated at least 2m away

bought myself LG SM9000 today. Harvey Norman online store. dont have HN where i lived, so had to order online.

a few hours after buying dat, i got a call from HN ampang. the guy said there's a mistake with their listing, that the tv got no stock left. so i said okay, just refund me. about 10 minutes or so the same number called back and he sai LG pipu said still got 1 unit available. so i said i want to proceed.

then i check HN website. SM9000 is not listed anymore. looks like LG nanocell 2020 is coming i guess.. should i refund? hmm... i have a feeling the 2020 nanocell not gonna be cheap as SM9000 (RM6497 after rebate 500)

Pull trigger on 65x8000h at senheng today with brand new 2+1 warranty.

Top up rm800 on top of my old spoil 65x7000f rm3599 warranty claim (1.5 Yr old) after deduct brand voucher, birthday voucher, ez credit total rm100

Upgrade from old tv
X1 4k hdr
Triluminos
Android 9 TV OS
Dolby vision & Atmos
Apply airplay & homekit
3 to 4 hdmi ports
VA to IPS

65X9000H full array with local dimming still not yet launch in Malaysia. Might cost more than 6/7k maybe 8k

i'm currently waiting for 65x9000h to replace my old samsung led. i thought price maybe around 5.5k - 6k only, but if price up to 8k i better stick to 65x8000h.
btw, may i know how much price for 65x8000h at senheng?

65x8000h rm4499 before discount.

This TV is not suitable for dark room, black looks more like grey.
Better for drama/series in room with lights on or ambient lights.

In US, recommended retail price
X7500H usd 749.99
X8000H usd 999.99
X9000H usd 1399.99 I guess if Malaysia launching rrp price will be few hundred ringgit more than rm6k

BTW I still haven't got my X8000H yet. Paid in kl, delivery at hometown. Over there no stock yet

This post has been edited by szecheng: Jun 28 2020, 10:22 PM

ooo.. if still in 6k price range i still can stretch my budget a little bit.. i better wait for x9000h
very tempting with FALD and netflix calibrated mode

Good choice.
I can't wait for X9000H. My claim must be done in July and I buy too much tv these few years

I stick to X8000H for my parents who watch Chinese dramas with lights on most of the time

Looks like Hisense has updated their line up for this year. Too bad they are offering only 1 ULED model (U800QF) and in only 65' size.
Anyone have idea how will it be in terms of performance. Will it be comparable to the samsung Q80T?

Wait for sony x90h. If u can live with 55inch, get lg b9.

Just ask hisense fb, u800qf is basically h8g downgraded version. Not android tv, no jbl sound system etc.

I myself very interested in h9g, ask them about it but they inform so far no plan to bring that model to msia.

Well looks like its similar to the UK version of U8Q. If thats true, then this TV will same similar performance like the H9G. 100+ local dimming zones with 1000+ nits of peak brightness.

Wow, X90H seems like a solid choice, other than OLED. Thanks! Will loook out for this TV, but not sure when they wanna launch in Malaysia.

should be rm6k+ for 65 inch

This post has been edited by szecheng: Jul 2 2020, 05:08 PM

Already up in official sony msia website. Probably will be released few months before ps5.

ya still no price

Finally upgrading to a 65inch TV from a 9 years old Sharp 32inch LCD

Samsung UA65RU7100KXXM (brand new, bought from a guy who won it from lucky draw/contest)
Samsung HW-R650 (second hand, 6 months old)

So far I am happy & totally satisfied with both of the items. A whole new experience since 65inch is a huge leap from 32inch, took me few days to adjust



*pardon the allignment of tv/cabinet

Nice Enjoy bro.

but just do take note, that your aircon is just above the TV, and sometimes, aircon do have drips, so just be careful and watchful...enjooooy