if you can afford it.... go for S95B, QD-OLED is superior in many ways comapred to traditional WRGB OLED

and its the only option available for us now since Sony Msia seems to have no plans to release A95K here...

Samsung is notorious in dropping its price for older tv models, doesn't matter which division. I'd recommend those that want to get the s95b to wait till next year. 50% off retail price is a good buy imo.

Hello any good recommendations for 65 inch tv with Symphony? Budget a bit tight, no OLED for me thanks!

Alamak too expensive la.. haha budget around 5k only

Where can I see the display unit of new s95b?

If one can find a 65 Inch QN95B for less than 8k, would that be a good buy?  read about about some issues with it so not sure if this is something worth considering.

It's new cause we get employee purchase price.

Gotta read more on the cons to decide. Speakers on my current sony blew cause of volume too high.

Let me check Am abit hesitant on OLED due to the burn in issue. Am not sure how much it's prevalent these days but that's the last of what I understand about OLED. ahah...not planning to change the tv for 10 years at least......

I think the answer is quite simple. Dark scene, WRGB surely dead compared to QD. Now just need to compare brighter scene. I'm actually quite surprised when I see how the brightness test was done. If the white in WRGB is turned off, LG is dead.



Came with Q600B soundbar. So tempting...

biggest drawback to Samsung TV is no Dolby Vision support despite the flagship pricetag

and Tizen UX/UI leaves a lot to be desired even compared to LG's webOS

Got 30% off voucher playing lucky spin in samsung pay
Agreed. For me, I really prefer Android/Google TV since I can also use the TV to turn smart switches on or off.

It is under samsung employer partner program.

Oh man.... just about when i want to order 65" s95b  under EPP.  As right now there is no retailer can match the EPP at 40% off. Do u took the optional installation charge? If got issue straight Away ask them to take back.

Apparently I got mined fixed day after I posted above! The problem was the oled panel and it failed to power up/load properly hence why it kept restarting. Got lucky that the panel was in stock the very next day.

I did not take the installation charge.. yeah true that if got issue then can ask them to take back, but mine only happened after a little bit of time

If you can get that 40% off, I say go for it, the picture is amazing

P/s: did rate them low today from a satisfaction survey after the repairs)

This is the price taken during fair. Further discount to RM7200.

Then I upgraded to S95C with additional RM500.

It's brand new set, not display set. That's why I wonder is this a bargain or a catch.

The 'New' sticker mean new 2023 model. 

Took the plunge for my first QD-OLED 55" S95B for RM4.3k after Lazbonus from Desa Home. S90C RM5899 (no LazBonus available) and RM1.6k extra for just a 55 like a bit too much imo when the 65" S90C is 7.4-7.5k now. My 65 LG CX still working flawlessly.

It's significant enough upgrade for my Sony X90H already. 

Too bad TV can only deliver after CNY.

Received my S95B, setup was seamless with the smart things app. Ran an info check and it is brand new with 0 hours panel.

Tizen OS is not as bad as I would think coming from LG. QD-OLED is really bright and its making my CX showing it's age a little.

It's bright enough for my viewing condition and colors are definitely brighter than LG CX. The set came with FW 14XX so its already nerfed anyways. So I decided to go for FW 1602. I can do the Anapeak/MaxLux mod via SM to bring back to higher brightness but I don't want to risk it for now since it is under warranty.

I mostly use Movie Mode / FMM with custom BT2020 colorspace with peak brightness set to High. I notice movies on native netflix app with 4K HDR looks a lot dimmer overall. I have yet to play with the settings though. Or perhaps I am too used to LG CX Dolby Vision.

I then subscribe to Apple TV+ to test HDR10+. Tested 47 Ronin on 4K HDR10+ and specular highlights pop so much more (lights, reflective on the armors), colors are so much more saturated (need to get used to red being redder lol), improved shadow details a lot more over the Samsung native Netflix 4K HDR movies. Without HDR10+ it makes a lot of diff.





FMM is on stock preset with custom BT2020 colorspace. My photo taking skill is bad and the phone does not do justice. Vertical grey bar on first pic left side is due to my curtains not completely closed. But yeah overall I am very satisfied with it.

Hello all,

Need a little advice from all of you.

I intend to buy a 65" TV for my living room. I have somewhat shortlisted to 4 models

1. SONY X95L
2. SONY A95L
3. SAMSUNG S95C
4. SAMSUNG QN800C

Malaysia seems not having the QN900 series?

Amongst my shortlisted only #4 is 8K and the rest is 4K. Understand that currently not many sources with 8K but given that I am expecting to use this TV for the next 5 years - should I go for 8K or remain with 4K.

Any suggestion or should I even consider cheaper alternatives like the TCL 755?

Let me know your thoughts

Is 77 inch A95L available in Malaysia? I only see 65" listed, so far.  Tq