Between LG 65NANO81TNA and Sony X9000H which is better?

Mayb u can check out the LG SM9000,  its 2019 model but its much better than the nano81. It has DV , DA and might have support for HDMI 2.1 (waitin for PS5 to release to confirm)
Movies looks great in Netflix , Blu Ray 4k

Want to upgrade my TV to 65"

My requirement:-
1. Android TV with netflix
2. 4K
3. Wide viewing angles
4. Budget 4k - 4.5k

Please recommend which 1 should i get.

Hi all sifu, i'm gamer, looking to buy 65' TV, considering SONY x90j and Toshiba z770, only few hundred different, which is better ah?

Less reviews , because its not worth it .
I certainly wouldn't even spend time to calibrate it .

Too much work yet the result is far from satisfactory .
On the perspective of a calibrator , these H... , S...., X.... , H2...., P..... are completely not worth the time .

Lack of customization , flashy numbers but with many caveats .
At the end of the day , a 65 " Toshiba z770 and X90J and are of identical price .  It should be a no brainer purchase .
The new Sony XR chip is groundbreakingly good .

It doesn't matter if it has 50 zones , or 72 zones .

Similar to LG 's higher end LCD which has FALD , but have we actually seen many great reviews out of them ?

The exact same theory can be applied here .
It took years of experience for brands to finetune every aspect of the picture .
Also if you think it is not bad , why are you asking question around here ?
The only ppl that actually inspect TV in this forum , you can name them .

Seems like the educated consensus is to get the Sony.

The price of 2020 x900h is Rm500 cheaper than 2021 X90j, if I don't game on the TV and mainly watch movies, youtube and 1080p content should I save the money (x900h) or splurge on the latest (X90j)?

Currently using an 8 y o Sharp, was torn Btw the Sony vs the Z770 (on paper it beat the Sony) or go for the 75 MI Q1