65" TV recommendation
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 Dec 23 2018, 07:16 AM
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Any close alternatives for Samsung NU8000? Without sacrificing the picture quality. At least it should looks OK from a casual enthusiast perspective. Mainly for movies and shows. Ideal budget between 3-4k~ Preferable 65 inch. (Though if there is no other choices, I think might just get the 55 inch NU8000)
HLK currently offers 55 inch NU8000 for RM3,199 while the 65's goes for RM5,699. This post has been edited by ntd.nicholas: Dec 23 2018, 07:40 AM |
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Dec 24 2018, 01:16 AM
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QUOTE(tishaban @ Dec 23 2018, 11:22 AM) Those are very good prices, I'm assuming this is in store pricing? I haven't seen the NU8000 55" for less than RM4k or the 65" for less than RM6k Yeah, just gotten NU8000 55" today for 3.6k (with extended warranty to total 5 years). Really good price. HLK still offering this in their store until 25th dec. Bought at Puchong Bandar Puteri.The NU8000 is a very good mid range TV, better peak brightness compared to the equivalent priced LG or Sony sets. Very good if you have HDR sources although I recommend spending some time tuning it. It comes with a VA panel so there are pros and cons to that too. I personally would've bought one but I turn on the TV only 1-2 times a week so decided to save money instead   |
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Dec 24 2018, 01:41 PM
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QUOTE(kevinboey86 @ Dec 24 2018, 10:50 AM) ntd.nicholas is it a brand new unit? If without the extended warranty the price is RM3199 for 55" NU8000? Price is cheapest i have seen. The HLK is opposite giant bandar puteri rite? yeah, without extend warranty is 3199. it is brand new everything is sealed. The hlk is opposite giant bandar puteri. Better get it fast because its really good deal |
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Dec 26 2018, 11:25 PM
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QUOTE(toytoy @ Dec 26 2018, 10:23 PM) Yes, I am using 65 NU8000 and the easiest way to see the lousy local dimming is watching HDR content on Netflix with subtitle on and room lighting off. I noticed this too for 55 NU8000. It seems to auto adjust the brightness or something based on how bright is the scenes/environment? every time the background is dark and subtitle is on, the whole panel will be lit, leaving you with a greyish screen. Also the grey color is very uneven, looks like very bad banding. Having said that, like you said it doesn't cost me my kidneys and a very good entry 4K TV with HDR. The not so nice thing is it were dimmed to the point that it looks dark and greyish. Is there some sort of settings we could tune to reduce or prevent this from happening? This post has been edited by ntd.nicholas: Dec 26 2018, 11:27 PM |
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