Based on the specs i can assume it's a good one 🤔🔥

Any brands that already their 2025 TVs? Seems to be quite slow this year…

Still early i guess but yea kindda slow 😣🔥

all sifu2, was planning to buy a new TV, but need recommendations
1) budget MAX 5k
2) size 70~75inch
3) mainly for movie, NO GAMING needs
4) will back up the audio performance with hifi system
5) 99% of the time will connect to PC to act as online streaming device

ps: brand is not an issue given the warranty can be reach (like xiaomi center )

This post has been edited by sosot000: Mar 20 2025, 03:33 PM

my parent house TV spoiled.

want to buy one TV for them.

Is KD-65X75K a good budget choice? price different with 55-inch same model variant is rm600..

but i think buying a 65-inch should worth the extra due to the bettter viewing experience which should be completely noticeable?

sony x75 series so unreliable? only 4 years GG.com liao? but is the tv ok in terms of colours, viewing experience etc.?

still considering to buy x75k tv now...

I guess all based on luck, just go ahead and enjoy it ☺️🔥

Got my LG B4 few days ago. Wow, looks great and plenty bright enough. Side by side with the C4 and I didn’t notice much difference apart from the slight brightness.
Coming from a 55” LED, the 65” OLED is a nice jump

Me myself from 40 inch jump to 65 inch, all i can say woooaaahh! 😅🔥

bought Hisense Q6N and very happy with it. QLED really make a big difference compare to VA panel A6100/A6500
but whole kuching almost sold out due to raya

QLED TV uses VA panels too ...

These marketing buzzwords are out of control.

This post has been edited by Convael: Mar 26 2025, 10:18 PM

perhaps. initially dont believe also. to me LCD is LCD. until its shown in front of me
its not OLED but much better than the standard VA

Did u notice the backlight bleeding? Mine despite changing 2nd unit it still look quite obvious, compare to my samsung & TCL.

how much u bought it?

any LED tv to OLED will be a huge improvement.

i am impressed by my sony OLED tv as well.
I went to cinema recently twice. I could not stand the projected movies at cinema, it looks so grey and washed out...

i would rather watch movies at home with home theatre setup nowadays.

This post has been edited by westlife: Mar 27 2025, 08:38 AM

no issue on my unit.

Hi guys, I was going through Maxis web and came across these TV deals. Any of these deals is a steal? Thank you.


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i did calculate such deal before.

buy outside will be cheaper for the total cost u paid for. not to mention that u will likely to get discounted price.

if u are looking to do instalment via this for the TV, might as well use ur credit card to do the 0% interest instalments.

Q6N uses VA? I just did a search and native contrast ratio is 1300:1 which is rather low (and normally IPS panels is around those values). Probably the QD filters help a bit to bring out the colors more and you might think you are having darker black as a result of that.

VA typically around 3000-5000 : 1 (without LD on, native)

If it's IPS, then backlight bleeding will be more obvious from the moment you turn on your TV (without any images on the screen yet). Like uneven light splashes on the screen.

This post has been edited by Kahlamx: Mar 27 2025, 10:56 AM

official hisense website dint say its va or ips.
to me, i think its ips because the viewing angle is good. almost 170degree to it still have correct color.

noted and thanks for the sharing. will look for outside to compare.