This one of  experienced calibrator  call Convael  in this forum comment. 

"If you must get the best LCD TV , get Q95T .

I dare say the Samsung Q95T is currently the best HDR experience MY has ever seen .
Find yourself a demo TV from best denki , ask them to run a couple of HDR clips for you .
Some of my favorite ones are from Guardian of Galaxy 2 & Valerian City of Thousands Planet .

Massive amount of color volume , coupled with a very sophisticated blooming suppression that rival even the legendary Sony Z9D .
You just cannot buy the same level of HDR impact anywhere else .

Considering the fact that the Q95T ( 65" ) is a MUCH brighter than even the Z9D and able to consistently maintain over 2000 nits of peak brightness , that is big compliment .

Perhaps Samsung has finally realized it is not the number of zones that makes the difference but the algorithm .

Plus they are adhering to the standard of PQ more accurately compare to last year , still not perfect but definitely a great start towards the right direction .
All of that , with an addition of the best screen coating in business , it helps to increase the perceived contrast in a room with ambient lights .

The only problem is there is a slight issues with uneven black levels in gaming mode but that is not a dealbreaker as this isn't visible in other viewing modes .

But for high nits hdr video,  I still prefer qled. Got Wow factor, even in bright living room. 

so happy manage to bought LG 65B9 for rm7110     

In dilemma is its worth paying perhaps additional $1.5k more

TV mainly for movies, Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, youtube and ESPN+ sports placed in living room not too bright yet not dim either. TV shall be hook to a 5.1 Onkyo avr and also atv TV box

Thats 6k bro. My budget is 4k

Sony x8000h and sony x80h is the same?

this ok?

https://www.senq.com.my/sony-65-inch-x75h-4...kd65x7500h.html

by the way how much to buy the bracket?

eh alot bad reviews getting online , screen broke etc