Those 2 tvs are at the same level. Should buy the one that is cheaper. MU7000 is slightly better than X8500E in HDR but the colour gamut is less than the Sony. Also, Samsung's Tizen is much more responsive and intuitive compared to Android TV. You made a good choice

ok,cos i saw MU6XXX selling quite cheap @ SenQ,maybe old stock clearence but dint see any NU7 series display ...

i saw from another thread there're MU7XXX series but i cant find it in Samsung website ?

http://www.samsung.com/my/tvs/uhdtv-mu7000/UA65MU7000KXXM/

Not sure if my eyes are playing tricks haha. Looks brighter after updating

Maybe because of the auto-switch, where last time u need to manually adjust back-light to 20

EDIT
Seems like they used default values for the HDR Game Mode. No wonder picture looks extremely sharp and colour tone is brighter

This post has been edited by tohff7: Jun 1 2018, 10:32 AM

Wow,the RRP is > 10k for 65"

Samsung went full retard on prices for 2017 models.

Just picked up a unit of 55MU6100 at Lazada. RM2499.

The 2018 Qled bundled with the sound bar promo price are not bad..

Bro, by any chance share the link for the Samsung.
I can't seem to find it.

https://www.samsung.com/my/offer/tv-launch-...BFB61755442D088

Thanks
😬

Samsung so generous this time around? Maybe learning from their 2017 mistake.

Or now because MYR stronger and GST 0% liao, they can price it lower...

I calibrated a 55Q7F for a friend in the last 2 days and I've been fairly impressed with the TV.

Pretty good black levels for an LCD, hitting over 5500:1. SDR and HDR peak brightness and average are consistently over 2000cd/m2 inside a 10% window, averaging around the 800 nits mark if sustained overtime. It does have some shortfalls with its useless local dimming algorithm though due to the edge lit LEDs with no guiding plates.

I like the fact that after calibration the TV covers 99% of the DCI-P3 color space - that's pretty much as good as it gets, which is even better than OLEDs. The REC2020 scale also hits a very respectable 75% and 83%, which is best in class for an LCD at this price range. Kudos to Samsung for focusing on color accuracy and volume!

As an everyday TV that people would use for TV, movies and gaming - well, gaming; this is arguably the BEST TV for gaming in the RM8k bracket. Input lag measured 15ms at 4k60hz @ 4:4:4 and enabling HDR only brings that up to 19ms. This is good enough even for offline local fighting games competition. There was a new update with Freesync support and I only tested it with a HTPC (no Xbox One X), suffice to say it works as it should and I'm still baffled by why Freesync isn't mandatory on all displays yet. I hope when the next-gen consoles arrives in a few years, Freesync will be a mainstream feature on all TVs.

Personally, I think this is the best 2018 RM8k-ish TV in the Malaysia market currently (since Sony went full retarded last minute in not bringing in their 55" X90f). Unless you can get an LG C8 OLED for under RM9k, there really is no better alternative than the Q7F at the moment.

Now on another note, Samsung... just why did you even bother bringing in the Q8C when no one even buys curved TVs? The Q8FN could have been the RM10k sweet spot for everyone.... you missed the ball Samsung.

This post has been edited by SSJBen: Jun 6 2018, 04:14 PM

The Q8FN is carrying their almighty new FALD , which is not doubt very impressive from what I have seen . There's no way they are willing to sell that TV under 10k here lol , it is Samsung afterall.


The sad thing about Q7FN the local dimming still really sucks . The price is really good from the promotion few days ago since they give you a free monitor / soundbar of choice , you can easily sell off the monitor for 2k ++ , so the cost of TV should be left at around RM6k


offtopic : BTW I have seen an offer from TBC for 55'C8 under 10k , it varies from shop to shop , if you manage to sweet talk the shop keeper into discounts , he might give a good offer


Just to be sure , we are talking about the Q7FN not the Q7 from last year right ? Cause the Samsung guy was telling me Q7FN will only be delivered by the end of month

This post has been edited by Convael: Jun 7 2018, 11:29 AM

Not Home TV, but Samsung's Onyx 'Cinema TV' :-

Anyone going to watch Midvalley Hall 11, Jurassic World 2 ? Please share the experience?

https://www.thestar.com.my/tech/tech-news/2...-of-the-future/

This post has been edited by Ngto: Jun 8 2018, 03:52 AM

Been waiting for this since it 1st launched in Korea. Will go tonight straight away.

Hello guys, just noted from Desa Home, Samsung 65' MU9000 RM5,499 (2 years warranty) and Sony 65' X8500E RM5,999 (2+3 years warranty), should I get the MU9000 or X8500E? :-)

Went to see Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom on the brand spanking new Samsung Onyx Cinema Led. Not discussing the movie plot here but rather the experience with the Samsung Onyx cinema itself.

Video:
-screen size:
Not that big. If you want to watch in this cinema, i suggests not to seat in the midlle, go 2-3 level form the screen. Btw the seat are very comfy. Not the typical cinema seat.
-Sharpness :
The texts/subtitles are ultra sharp. the movie also ultra sharp.
-HDR:
I read it some where that this scren are HDR but I can't see much of it.is either the screen itself or the movie itself. I belived it is both are not much HDR.
-Peak Brightness level:
Not that bright. It doesnt gave me the glaring effect I got from my Sony X930e tv
-contrast level:
OK la
-black level:
Superb as each pixel can be turn of completely
-pixel density:
Sorry I didn't have the opportunity to shot it, but I do go to the screen closely viewed it. Damm it ways very dens. I'd say buot 2x2mm with gabs by 1mm in between the pixels.

Audio:
The Harmon tune speakers are great but It lack the sound form above form the like of Dolby ATMOS

Overall
I would like to see a bigger screen and ATMOS support. Also higher peak brightnes

So it' a bit of a letdown I guess. The screen size only slightly above 10m, from the pic the width looks about 12 seats wide. Maybe they reduced the brightness due to pitch black condition , some people's eyes might be too sensitive if too bright.

This post has been edited by Ngto: Jun 9 2018, 08:18 AM