Jul 28 2018, 09:24 AM
QUOTE(Convael @ Jul 27 2018, 12:15 PM)
You mean the X940E , X940F doesn't exist yet.
Since you're going to put them in a bright room , you will want a decently bright TV . The NU8000 is the brightest among your list.
The Sony and LG's model are IPS TV , so they can be handy if you have guests gathering around your living room from time to time . But they are not as bright as the NU8000.
Q7FN is a pretty big upgrade over NU8000 , it is an unusually bright and colorful TV which makes it a great performing candidate in a living room. The 65 inches can be a little pricey though . You also mentioned PS4 and watching movie , so you will want to give HDR capabilities of the TV a little consideration.
About the 6800x , I know there are definitely quite some fans of this model .
So I am threading carefully here before they swarm over my inbox like the fanbois from other brands .
6800x is a mid range Sharp TV but they are priced closer to basic 4k TV on the market , which is amazing value since you get WCG ( not as wide as those OLEDs and QLEDs ) , impressive contrast ( as expected from a VA TV ) , a 60 inches screen in one package .
But when compare with other mid range TVs , their performance instantly crumbles .
Notably the complete lack of motion handling ( which was confirmed by the Chinese reviewers ) , the mediocre TV brightness ( its the dimmest TV out of the 4 ) , the lack of Dynamic meta data HDR support ( such as HDR 10 + & Dolby Vision ) , the HDR performance also leave a lot to be desired .
It is something they have to compromise for the unbeatable price .
Q7FN definitely looking sexy although at a cool RM15k it is out of my budget. Even the 65" Q6FN goes for RM11K which is still out of my budget.Since you're going to put them in a bright room , you will want a decently bright TV . The NU8000 is the brightest among your list.
The Sony and LG's model are IPS TV , so they can be handy if you have guests gathering around your living room from time to time . But they are not as bright as the NU8000.
Q7FN is a pretty big upgrade over NU8000 , it is an unusually bright and colorful TV which makes it a great performing candidate in a living room. The 65 inches can be a little pricey though . You also mentioned PS4 and watching movie , so you will want to give HDR capabilities of the TV a little consideration.
About the 6800x , I know there are definitely quite some fans of this model .
So I am threading carefully here before they swarm over my inbox like the fanbois from other brands .
6800x is a mid range Sharp TV but they are priced closer to basic 4k TV on the market , which is amazing value since you get WCG ( not as wide as those OLEDs and QLEDs ) , impressive contrast ( as expected from a VA TV ) , a 60 inches screen in one package .
But when compare with other mid range TVs , their performance instantly crumbles .
Notably the complete lack of motion handling ( which was confirmed by the Chinese reviewers ) , the mediocre TV brightness ( its the dimmest TV out of the 4 ) , the lack of Dynamic meta data HDR support ( such as HDR 10 + & Dolby Vision ) , the HDR performance also leave a lot to be desired .
It is something they have to compromise for the unbeatable price .
NU8000 looks like a really bright TV. I'm still not sure if I should go for it even though I like its look. You see, my hall doesn't really gets bright with just sunlight, even in daylight cctv still showing in night vision mode unless I turn on the lights. Wife doesn't really like too bright of a tv too. Tried to find MU7000 but can't find a good price for it, at most I saw was RM5999 over at 11street which makes choosing NU8000 over it much much a sensible choice. Too bad it doesn't have dts codes which one of my criteria. Why is it I see NU8000 and MU8000 somewhat similar?
Does the NU8000 support dts passthrough?
This post has been edited by nyunyu: Jul 28 2018, 09:57 AM
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