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dexth
post Apr 17 2019, 04:00 PM

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Anybody took the 49" Q60R RM2999 offer? RTINGS stated poor HDR performance but youtube review indicate brighter than Q75R. Kind of confusing.
Kind of interested to buy either as PC monitor. the price diff between these 2 models are huge though RM2999 vs RM7999, so prefer if may grab Q60R.
Opinions?
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post Apr 19 2019, 08:48 PM

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QUOTE(Convael @ Apr 19 2019, 08:04 PM)
You definitely get more bangs for your money on NU8000 , too many features have been removed on the 49" Q60R.
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NU8000 is poor in HDR right? Maybe time to pick 2018 model bargains. Eyeing Q8C or 7FN. the 2019 models are way over priced.
Or maybe even go LG OLED cheaper than samsung mid range QLED.
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post May 1 2019, 05:56 PM

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2018 55" 7FN clearance at rm4999. New unit. Good deal? Lowest I seen is still around rm6k plus.
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post May 2 2019, 11:23 AM

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QUOTE(Convael @ May 1 2019, 11:04 PM)
yes , very .
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Bought it. While checking out the store (Best Denki), they also have the new Q75R on sale already for RM7K (vs RM7999 MSRP where most shop sells).
Compared them side by side a few movies couldnt tell much of a difference. The 7FN is definitely brighter.
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post May 14 2019, 02:54 PM

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QUOTE(Convael @ May 14 2019, 04:48 AM)
I am not being defensive , not like Samsung pay me for each of those QLEDs they sold . But I really think those of us who owned premium TV need to pick our words more carefully .

The newer QLEDs have undergone quite a drastic improvement compare to the KS series back from 2016 .
The original KS series felt like it was only been made to score high in the brightness war . Turn on the TV and saw glimpse of a flash and the picture quickly fall flat after that.
It's actual brightness ratings are more or less on the same level as the C6 .

Newer QLEDs can hold and maintain the same level of brightness for a long time , which is quite a big improvement when it comes to HDR .

In 2019 they are to utilize F.A.L.D from Q7 onward , MSRP is $7999 but expect the TV to drop below 6k by the end of the year .
Below 6k for a F.A.L.D Quantum Dots Display ? that's a great deal .
It is starting to sound like I am a QLED Cultist but if you look at my previous posts you know I am one of the biggest supporters of OLEDs .
However there are still sizeable market for the LCD and certainly , circumstances where we can use a QLED and an OLED.
P/S: and yes Samsung is a greedy b*tch , no argument on that .
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Having owned OLED for 5 years now, since the first gen release and recently purchased a Q7FN QLED, I must say all that was already said about the 2 technologies are true. OLED is great with contrast & black level. QLED has awesome brightness (HDR) and color. With HDR going mainstream and to me game changing, I am biased to QLED. Watching HDR on OLED has no oomph tongue.gif
And I wouldnt worry about OLED burn in...my OLED still looks like it is when purchased with no sign of burnin.
And also agree Samsung pricing is shit. Never buy at full price. I have been eyeing Q7FN for almost a year before purchasing at clearance price.

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post Jun 25 2019, 02:29 PM

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QUOTE(seankeith90 @ Jun 24 2019, 08:59 PM)
May i know where did u get the Q7F, cause ive been searching everywhere for it.
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I bought it from Denki at 1st Avenue. Was told it is last new unit. U may call them to see if any more available.

 

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