When it comes to LED TV, Samsung Quantum Dot & QLED TVs are the best choices in terms of value (maybe not the 2017 QLED line though..)

OLED, LG's offerings are still the best in terms of value. Cheaper, identical or better performance than other brands and easier to find.

I'm still happily enjoying my Samsung Quantum Dot TV 65KS7500. If you guys can find any 2016 Quantum Dot TVs for cheap, grab it! They're still better than most TVs and they can still give the 2018 QLED line a run for their money.

If the price is more expensive than it should be, then yes, it is low in value. Not too concerned about the back panel though. Something that can be easily fixed by Samsung since it's glue-based.

I got mine about RM1000 cheaper than the cheapest price on 11street.my which is why I recommended to grab one if anybody finds it for cheap.

I got mine for RM8K (at the time, cheapest from 11street was RM8.9K) from Banhuat.com, a shop based in Penang. Delivered via CityLink and arrived in 2 days. Very fast service and helpful salespeople. It was on sale so I doubt they have any in stock now though.

UPDATE: just checked, they have a 65 inch Samsung MU9000 set for RM7,999. Pretty good deal for a TV with decent HDR performance, IMHO. Although if it was up to me, I would probably save up for another RM2k and then get the LG 65-inch C6 OLED TV from Desa Home Theatre for RM9999.

This post has been edited by lamusiqa: May 21 2018, 10:25 AM

If HDR is a dealbreaker, definitely choose the 8500E over 7000E. Wide Colour Gamut is an essential feature.

From what I read, the 2018 Q7 is a pretty good buy and quite the upgrade from the 2017 model. 2019 Q9 finally uses full-array!

Best Denki Subang Parade has some. I just saw it on display after shopping baju raya. Brand new is about RM5K+ (can nego, I think). Display set was selling for RM4K+.

I have the same TV in 65. Pretty happy with its PQ and features!

Something to consider: It's an IPS panel. Its native contrast ratio won't be as good as the Samsung's VA panel. In a dark room, black will appear like dark grey. Lighter than what a Samsung VA panel would be.

Another thing to consider would be the brightness and panel refresh rate. For good HDR, you need to go for a panel that is capable of more than 600 nits on top of having wide colour gamut. a 120Hz native refresh rate would be also ideal if you're into watching fast-moving sport scenes like football. It helps smooth out the picture a bit.

The Samsung NU8000 ticks all these boxes.