yes... but with english labels, not chinese.

i received my lc60ua6800x today... been playing with it for hours!

it's rather easy for me to set up everything and test all that i want to since i have used the predecessor lc50ue630x for 2.5 years now.

the tv is used together with himedia q10pro android box, denon avr, unifi tv stb and unifi 100mbps wifi.

below some of my initial findings and comments:-

.. 60" is significantly larger than 50"! well, that's how i felt on the first day.
my eyes are still getting used to it sitting at 10-12ft sway.
.. the remote is a 2-in-1 (with voice search) compared to the previous model which has 2 remotes.
i find the buttons too close to each other.... problem with mis-pressing with my fat fingers.
.. the UI is good, better than the last one, quicker in accessing controls, settings, etc.
.. the native usb player has improved in that it can now read ntfs, 2TB hdd; but... it can only do aac and dolby audio.
can't do dts or other higher - u just get video, no audio. this is not a problem for me as i dun use the tv for hdd playback.
.. use of airmouse or wireless mouse is fine, no problem.
.. sideloaded apps on androidtv (android 7.0) work fine - astrogo and a couple more for news, int'l live tv channels... for casual viewing.
(i do not want to put too many as i prefer to use my android box for others like kodi and acestream.)
.. youtube works good, plays 1080p, 4k with ease. (not using netflix... no comments.)
.. tv audio is surprisingly not bad... maybe due to this "eilex prism" feature.
.. optical arc is fine, all tv audio whether from tv usb player, androidtv apps or other player will work with arc - dolby digital works if applicable.
.. the wifi module is good, works on 5ghz just like its predecessor.

.. using my box for local playback, HDR works fine. if the file u play is HDR, "HDR" will be displayed when u press the display button on the remote.
.. i tried a variety of files and no surprise the 2160p hdr10 files come out the best followed by full 1080p ones.
.. HDR10 videos surely have deeper and brighter colors.
.. this tv is definitely brighter than its predecessor - even the default settings on the modes - std, movie, dynamic, etc. are quite bright.
unless u activate OPC which will get too dim.
.. i like standard mode most but may use an adjusted dynamic mode for some HDR videos.

overall, i m satisfied with it - it does what i expected it to do.

from desa home theater.. for rm3.5k, 5 year warranty, free delivery+installation, 1-for-1 exchange within 7 days if faulty.. i can't and won't ask for more!

Storage space....8GB(?)

1) Did u compare playing video on usb port tv and himedia pro?
    How is the quality?
2) Noob question, what is denon avr and what is the function of
    this avr?
3) the tv connected through wifi or LAN? did you compare on
    both of these?

Guys with new 6800x,
can you post system info or sideload androidTV apps as Cpu-z or Aida64 to view detail hardware specification of tv.

So far from taiwanese site:

CPU.....  Quad Core ARMv7 rev.2(v71)  MediaTek MT5891
GPU.....ARM  Mali-T860
Total Memory.....1.9GB
Storage space....8GB(?)
VA Panel....10-bit(?)
Ok,thx.
Edit:
....finally.....



They said came today direct from factory......

You bought online ? Or from shop?

yes... but with english labels, not chinese.
i am also surprised by the price of this one... bigger n better but cheaper than its predecessor 2.5 yrs ago!

this purchase was considered 6 months ago... waited for AV fair.

now, i have 2 home theater sets - one for all in the family and one for myself in a room.

if anything else i have to say, it will be... start junking sd/720p files, keep only full 1080p/2160p/hdr/bdmv's.

more so with 800mbps coming, nice!

Guys with new 6800x,
can you post system info or sideload androidTV apps as Cpu-z or Aida64 to view detail hardware specification of tv.

So far from taiwanese site:

CPU.....  Quad Core ARMv7 rev.2(v71)  MediaTek MT5891
GPU.....ARM  Mali-T860
Total Memory.....1.9GB
Storage space....8GB(?)
VA Panel....10-bit(?)
Ok,thx.
Edit:
....finally.....



They said came today direct from factory......

Guess you'll answer the questions yourself and share..   

C'mon OLED, becum cheaper.. 

correct, can see the info on the tv somewhere...
1. TV makers make TVs; BD/DVD makers make BD/DVD disc players; media player make media players.
a TV maker will not make a great player - that's not their core biz.
a TV player is a bonus for light use; some are better than others.
there are many types of videos, many formats, many kinds of rips, many kinds of video quality or audio quality.
if u r a light user playing small files, any player incl a tv player will do.
if u r a serious AV person, u go for the best, whether discs or soft media.
for a movie, a small file is <1gb whereas a big one can be up to 90gb.
a TV display is only as good as the source and the player.
a good TV is wasted if one plays only poor grade files.
surely u can see the diff now.
i never use the tv player, only for tests, to know; been using media players for 10 years.
difference is not only video or audio quality but in navigation, subtitles, file transfer, frame rate switching, watching via wifi, etc.
media or android box players - they come in many brands, models, capabilities, price - u can find the thread(s) for this topic.

2. AVR = audio visual receiver, an "amplifier" that takes input from a player/source and deliver video to TV, audio to speakers - home theater.
You dun need AVR if u dun care about audio - just connect player to TV direct, get audio from TV.

3. My TV is just next to router, wifi is as good as ethernet.
Another TV is 55 ft away, still getting good wifi... u gotta have good speed and good router for that.

based on your [1] answer, let say I got movie that is 4gb or 8gb in mp4 format so better I plug through tv usb or using that Android box?

i dun hv any mp4 videos anymore, not a file type i wanna keep long term.

but i wud suggest u check if the file has dolby, dts or other audio.

many tv's can't do dts or higher... do only dolby or lower... some can... that, u gotta ask in other tv threads.

this sharp tv for this thread - NO, it can't do dts and higher.
one thing... if u MUST do mp4, u can always buy a cheap box... rm300 or so - it will work.

becos mp4 is basic.

or install VLC player to support a lot of formats. 

u tried already? what tv? results?

45UA6800X (I think it was 45", definitely smaller than 50 one). Tested it at ESH Starling Mall, cause I wanna find out if the TV could output DD+/DTS-HD.

Like I said earlier, VLC could play them + sound from TV speakers. But dunno about ARC side. Hopefully this pique your curiosity. 

tech will become cheaper only if it gets adopted widely in the industry.

if it doesn't it dies... like betamax, palm pilot and netscape.

at this time, i am not convinced oled, dolby vision and dtsx will make it.

in a couple years time , we may see Zled, JupiterVision, 16K.

so, i stick to the traditionals - LED, HDR, DTSHDMA/DDTRUEHD.

a few more comments i can make on the tv:

.. this tv has only 2 (two) usb ports... previous model has 3.
use one for mouse, there is just one left for other things - sideload, playback...

Can use Bluetooth keyboard mouse