whats the point of these high nits videos (tech demos, test videos, etc)? yes, you can repeat watching these tech demo videos...but in reality, ppl buy good TVs to watch 4K UHD movies, 4K streaming, TV shows, etc, right

no doubt Samsung TVs looks very good..but sometimes overly vivid (which kinda...fake)

This post has been edited by dex-brz: Jul 15 2020, 03:40 PM

Yup all too low now, i put some board below to prevent get blocked by soundbar.

hi, i am looking for 65" 4k tv.
eyeing LG 65um7290ptd
price around 3k in lazada.
Is it good ? cant find review locally .
my budget is around 3.5k, any other recommendation?

Thanks in advance

Very true. Based on my observations Sony has the best colour gradient, LG was too bad either.

I have been seeing x80h in Harvey or Senheng for.wuite some time actually. For 4.5k busget go for it ,no regrets. Unless you need 120hz refresh or Dolby atmos earc support. Then you will need higher budget.

Need to buy tv for new home and urgent. Please recommend me a good 65 inch tv.

Mostly used for astro tv box movies Netflix.
Budget 4k

IMO, generally the most natural looking are the Panasonics, I felt even more so than the Sonys. Which means they are less vivid and often doesn't stands out in a brightly lighted showroom. So many people will ignore the Panasonic and go for the Samsung/LG instead.

Because before 2019 model, Panasonic tv don't support dolby vison, some more launch time new Panasonic tv is late in Malaysia compare to other brand tv , that's mean Panasonic TV price will be higher than other brand tv which start to drop the price. People care about the price & feature, will naturally choose LG oled fist. That is why LG oled become very popular brand in Malaysia. But Panasonic TV color accuracy still very good out of the box without calibration. You are correct, Panasonic are less vivid compare to LG vivid mode in the store.

This post has been edited by kkthen: Jul 16 2020, 09:03 AM

I think it depends on your room and usage. My TV room has lots of windows for a more spacious and airy feel. So for daytime viewing, a brighter TV is better especially for HDR content (4k blurays).

At night, we close the blinds but still have the lights on. Some people like to watch in dim or no lights but we have children and love to snack while watching.

I have a Samsung TV and although it's not calibrated, the movie preset is not bad imho. Plus, I think it's easier to have a bright TV and reduce the brightness if needed than try to increase it on a dimmer model.

On a side note, i'm thinking of upgrading to the Samsung Q80T. Anybody have any experience with this model?

Q80t is the second best samsung 4k led tv at 2020. Got good review but if you don't care hdmi 2.1 feature earc, or gaming for future console like ps5. You can get 2019 q90r in same price which is better picture quality.

q80t-qled review

try Sony X80H is the latest model.

Survey around get a good price.

buy the tv that easy to claim warranty. previously bought 2 sony tv. the warranty very best. have vertical lines after a month bought the tv. they replace the tv panel within one week. so buy the tv that easy to claim warranty.

X80H 65" is priced at 4.8k MYR. Is it possible to go any lower? say, merdeka or whatevs?

https://store.sony.com.my/collections/x80h-...ion:x80h-series

Lazada 4.6K.

Guys any brand of hdmi 2.1 cable to recommend?

Sony center rm44xx

https://www.lazada.com.my/products/belkin-u...Hm2R5s&search=1

Not sure about this:
https://shopee.com.my/MOSHOU-HDMI-2.1-8K-4K...6183.2735522586

This post has been edited by stasio: Jul 19 2020, 01:19 AM

Belkin is trusted brand. Moshou hmmmm but the price is attractive.

I am using this brand now - Sarowin.

https://shopee.com.my/2m-8K-Best-Premium-SA...2948.5934396858

Thanks for sharing.

Just back from Harvey Norman testing q95t 65", I am impressed. Tested q90r sound bar too, love it so much haha.



This post has been edited by neekun: Jul 19 2020, 12:53 PM


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