I’m so confused to get a qled or splurge on an oled tv. Oled is so expensive. Tbh uHD led and normal led got much difference ma. Noob here

I’m so confused to get a qled or splurge on an oled tv. Oled is so expensive. Tbh uHD led and normal led got much difference ma. Noob here

I am using LG so called Nano Cell technology (65SJ850T I think?), it tries to simulate deep blacks by having local dimming. In my opinion, it's not nice. Anytime there's a picture on the screen, the LED will light up the entire vertical bar above and below it and it's distracting esp in dark scenes.

Example, subtitle appear on a dark scene, the entire middle part of the screen lights up vertically and ruins the dark scene.

I'm not sure if other brands / QLED are using the same method.

I think you can get OLED at a reasonable size below RM10k now.

I spent RM8.5k on my TV.

The Nano Cell is LG's proprietary IPS TV with wide color gamut .
But I am sorry to say this  but LG 's IPS TV are pretty much not worth it . They have a rather awkward position in the market now , as many of them are edge-lit based hence the local dimming is pretty much not effective yet the price tags of these higher end TV make it very difficult to justify their purchases.
To be fair , LG have also released a couple of Full-Array local dimming IPS TV this year like the UK8500 & 9500 , but it is still in the experimental stage and no where as good as the high end LCD TVs from Samsung and Sony. It is hard to recommend them as the price is high and not nearly having the same level of picture quality of their OLED lineups.

Looking for a new 65" TV.... been surveying different brands / models but end up getting more confusing with their model and other mumbo jumbo details 

For TVs of this size it seems there are "cheap" versions of RM4k+, then the higher end ones (such as LG's new 65SJ850T with the Nano cell thingy) that goes up to 10k+, and finally the OLED ones which are out budget.

Can sifus here recommend me / help me narrow down on models to consider? From most to least frequent, the TV will be used for:

1) Movies
2) PS3 & PS4
3) Youtube, Netflix (LG is the clear winner here since I like their interface and the magic remote)
4) Normal TV (astro, etc) - don't really watch a lot. Mostly I just binge on whatever series I want selectively and these are usually via Netflix or downloaded.

If you noticed, I seem to be biased towards LG- I've only owned a LG 42" up till now, and I've been pretty satisfied with it (love the 100Hz picture smoothening thing "Motionflow" eventhough some says it makes the show looks "fake" due to the smoothness)

I have no experience with other brands and standing in the shop side by side, after 10 mins everything starts to look the same  however, I don't like Sharp, Toshiba and Phillips. Not sure what reason, just don't like

Budgetary-wise I hope to get one under RM10k. Most of the "cheap" versions (RM4k+) seems to get pretty horrible reviews online but I don't know how bad they will be in real life setting.

There's also an OLED version going for around RM12k in one of the shops (display set) - LG E6 if I recall. Not sure if worth it.

Looking for 65inch or 70 inch. How about Sharp? Not so popular now?

Question, if one was buying 65" for mostly streaming content like on 4k youtube and HD astro, would Hisense 65n3000uw for RM3250 suffice?
Or would it be better to go for Hisense 65m5010uw with bells & whistles like HDR and HDCP2.2(which one has no interest in using in the near future) for RM3799?

These HDR TVs are literally going by titles only . They bring almost nothing on the table beside showing very little color improvement during HDR playbacks.
TBF, they should not be classified as HDR displays at all.

But as an SDR and 4K TV , they will make do . HDR Videos on youtube are fairly limited anyway .
The 5010 has a more premium look with metal frame bezel  , 4 HDMI ports ( n3000 has 3 ).

I recommend Hisense 65" Class H9E Plus. But it's a bit pricey.

Just got the 65 NU8000 today from one living. RM6120. Top-up 149 if want sound bar. But Manager said quality bad. Advise not to take.

Sony Panel for reference.
You can compare at sony store

X7000f
55 VA direct led
65 VA direct led

X7500f
55 IPS direct led
65 VA direct led

X8500f
55 IPS edge led
65 IPS edge led

confirmed by sony klcc sales person, referring to pricelist spec

The problem isn't as simple as that .
They have just released too many models based on the same lineup.
There is a x7003f , a x7002f and a x7093f (and more ) within the same XF70 series . They may or may not be using the same panel.
And I have no idea why did these TV brands decide to release so many different version of the same model to complicate matters.
The best solution is still to call them and confirm with the model numbers first . There are just too many variation for one to remember.