You overpaid for a 2019 model

I don't know. I think I used to see one in KD but I can't be sure if they are still there.

Anyway I checked online, and it seems like all these sub USD 1K TV are more of less same unless you buy previous year high end model on clearance. HDR or what are basically useless since they dont go above 300 nits. Hence I'm not too worried about picture quality, black levels etc. I will use it in living room which is bright anyway and I don't think it will be worse than my 10 years old plasma. I don't even have Netflix or HBO. Just youtube, Astro most of the time.

facing the same problem, cant connect to any soundbars via wireless/bluetooth (1 of the downside of it)

previously Hisense no problem connect
considering the price diff of only RM400, i would go for sony, atleast a much reputable brand in terms of TV

keep on comparing as well as go for 900H
lmao
850G is last year model

i'm still undecided between OLED (Pana HZ1000) and an Full Array LED TV (Sony X90/X95)..

the colors and black levels on OLED are outstanding but certain expects like brightness nits would still be better on an LED panel.. :hmmm:

Seng heng offer  is for  whole month of December .
check if you get the 10 %  discount  and free 1 year extra warranty  is  cheaper than those seller on Laz/Shopee  for sure.

many already out of stock.  the 1    I  bought  last 2 units .    have been hunting all over Laz/shopee  this  week.  good thing i found SH shop during the search .

i dont know why  ...and stocks are not  replenish.
maybe  looks like  many upgrade their TV  cos  of stay home  or they get BIG bonus 

the problem is the more you know technically  about  TV s    then  the  more of a perfectionist you become   

To sum it up ,  the lack of Dolby Vision compatibility  is primarily caused by TV brands ( such as Samsung ) unwilling to pay Dolby a royalty fees to enter their VIP club . It is that simple .
TV that doesn't support DV , can opt for HDR10 + and built-in dynamic tone mapping functions which convert Static form of HDR [such as HDR10] to something identical to HDR10+ and DV .

Warranty for another 3 years from harvey norman.

Lg cx warranty almost 2k to 3k plus. Big turn off.

Ya, agree 75 and above would be nice, but then again need look at budget and not compromising on picture quality as well...dah sakit kepala

My hubby had quit gaming some time ago, so hardly, dolby is just a nice to have not a must since we have  a receiver.

TKasih bang 

Hecka better .

Yes they did .

But Our 1000 series is equivalent to the 950 series in UK , which is the basic OLED but not the professional edition .

Panasonic MY never did release the professional edition in Malaysia .

Plenty of them online , look around . 

Senheng and Best denki too .

Hi guys.. looking for 65" to be mounted at the wall... any recommendation/suggestion/feedback on this 3 models are much appreciated

1. Samsung UA65TU8000
2. LG 65UN7200
3. SONY KD-65X8000H

Currently prefer Sony becos of the Android ...

thanks in advance

Is the LG BX a good buy now compared to CX since SenHeng is doing a promo now at RM8,888? Is it worth the extra to go for the CX?

if that's the case which one is better in term of build and overall quality between these two? didn't know that LG already has it..

thanks

They have the demo Sony video side by side in MV Harvey Norman.
The only difference I can spot is the 60hz vs 120hz. X90H more smooth.

The others unfortunately look the same to me. Maybe my naked eye cannot perceive the differences.
For 2k+- price jump, a bit hard to justify. Use for few years first then change OLED when price comes down.