yaya... but G is the year 2019 (most latest version lols), u wan from lowyat seller? or EHS (other cheap source too)


This is from sen heng, i walk it got extra RM 290 rebate, trade in RM 300 (is about RM2999) haha....if need extend warranty just top up about RM 411++ (2+3 years)
https://www.senheng.com.my/catalog/product/...WwaAlkTEALw_wcB

Yes, but mind you Samsung RU8000 (2019) is slightly worse than the NU8000 (2018). So latest is not always better. You’d have to see/compare it yourself.

A downgrade from a peak brightness of 800 nits (nu8000) to the typical modern TV level of 300 nits (ru8000) is actually very significant due to the removal of local dimming system .

Avoid at all cost imo , either wait for the massive discount on Q75R or go for Panasonic's GX800 instead .

This post has been edited by Convael: Sep 17 2019, 05:55 PM

Hmm... ya...depends also...hope not worst will do... as i might going to purchase before 30 Sep bro

https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/x800g

In other words , it is just a 2019 version of the X8000E models which I have been telling people to stay away a long while ago .


High input latency , cheap typical brightness , 60hz panel ... seriously Sony you can do better .


If you are buying X8000G , save yourself some money and get a X7000G instead , which is cheaper and free yourself from the Sony Android OS disaster , then spend the saved $$$ for a TV box.


Ugh , no . Get the A9F instead , which is cheaper and actually has more rams .

This post has been edited by Convael: Sep 17 2019, 06:09 PM

Hi guys,

Need some advice and recommendation for a 49/50 inch TV. My budget around 2.2k and cheaper will be better
Mostly used for console gaming, casual movie and youtube.

So far I found these at about same price range, looking for the best one.

- UA50NU7090KXXM
- UA49RU7300KXXM
- KD49X7000G
- 49UM7290PTD


Unlike pc parts, Smart TV reviews are hard to find and confusing

Thanks in advance

Among the bunch , X7000G .

Buying a new tv for the house.
I don't really know much bout tvs.

Went to harvey norman to browse around. One of the salesperson recommended this two options https://imgur.com/a/sXyExHo

are this ok? the Sony X7000G seems like the popular choice in thread.

would love to hear your advise, or a better option than these two.

thank you

ok bro

Harvey Norman having good promo now, saw a 55 inch RU7100 going for around 2.3k

Will a 49 inch X7000G which is going for around 2.2k still be better than a 55 inch RU7100?

or grab an older 55 inch X7000F for about 2.2k also.

Damn hard to decide since my budget quite tight.

and 7000G does not support wifi 'ac'..only till 'n'

55" GX800 for RM3700
Link

Is there review for this GX800 (IPS) ?

Hi convael, among 55" RU8000 (RM3880) vs 55" GX800 (RM3700)

which one is superior ?

All sam non QLED tvs using so called UHD processor, is this superior to HCX in pana?

Are you a fan of Dolby Vision ? If you are, then it's panasonic GX800.

Hi all,
I just went over shop survey 4k TV.Tested Sony X7000g/8000G and Panasonic GX600/GX800.
Shop services very good as i asked them to playback same movie to display out .... at first tested only Panasonic GX600 and GX800 with 4k demo Batman scene....GX800 very impressive. Later on i went another shop which compare all Sony X8000G and Panasonic GX800.... just HD movies which observed Sony X8000G wins over Panasonic in terms of details and black colours.

This post has been edited by choontoy: Sep 23 2019, 01:56 PM

However i am also going to replace my current Panasonic Plasma which use above 10 years. As for pricing, Panasonic more expensive then Sony but in terms of quality pictures,Sony are impress....Will get one hook up with Panasonic Bluray and Sony PS4 Pro.

Hmmm...pana GX800 has HCX signal processor while Sony X8000G only has 4k x-reality video upscaler. (unlike X8500G has x1 signal processor).

So I expect GX800 to have more details in image than X8000G, but I never tried any HCX equipped TVs before. no idea
Already view X8000G, I am satisfied with the PQ.

yeah, i going to try out the X800G with PS4 pro too

GX800 IPS review: https://maisonadam.ca/conseils-d-experts/te...aptes-au-cinema
Pls use google translate.
Not a technical review though, more like a hands-on preview.

The still scene from Narcos looks

The basic spec of the TV remains unchanged , even if they have swapped the VA screen for IPS .


People have been a bit too paranoid about the worse contrast rating of IPS around these corners lately .
I consider myself having an eagle eye when it comes to display screens , even so it is difficult for me to distinguish the difference between an IPS and VA in a decently bright room just by looking at the contrast ratings . ( beside the viewing angles , of course )



So to reiterate , IPS TV is fine if you are going to use the TV as a living room TV where it is usually lit and bright .


Panasonic is all about accuracy , they do not add any flavoring on top of the already excellent picture quality on their TV .

This can put them below the competition at times , because when people compare their TV with another brand , for eg Samsung which is known to pump out oversaturated picture with much of artificial sharpening , they (Panasonic ) come out at the bottom . In the AV scenes , accuracy of the display is a crucial aspect . When you apply too much post processing onto playing content , it will alter and changes the atmosphere of the movie / pictures and often lead to negative side effects .

All I can tell you is , GX800 is a very accurate TV especially for the price tag . It is as accurate as those OLED TV where people pay a premium price for , which is saying a lot for an LCD TV .

This post has been edited by Convael: Sep 24 2019, 11:20 PM