Desahome was selling their flagship Philips Razor OLEDS , sold out already .

Very limited stock due to (un)popularity .

Necro replies ftw .

Look at the date please .

Nice Illusion you are having .


Also , how does an OLED has FULL - ARRAY LED ?


The ktard forum is right over =============>There .

This post has been edited by Convael: Mar 22 2020, 12:05 PM

It was priced a bit lower than Panasonic and Sony's if I remember correctly.

But yes it is on par with the PQ you get from the other brands .

Philips Ambilight is also pretty awesome if you have a wide large wall behind the TV .

Sony X7000G , Samsung RU7400 , LG UM7600 are all a good start .

Samsung was planning to launch their TV within the month of April but the plan has been changed / delayed to May , may be delayed further depends on when MCO is lifted .


Not just X90H , the entire 2020 line up has been removed temporarily as Sony is unsure of when they are going to release the new models here .

This post has been edited by Convael: Apr 28 2020, 11:27 AM

2. Samsung 55' RU7400 <---


Samsung's new lineup has quietly sneaked into the MY market . The pricing is slightly more competent than last year on top of an initial RM300 discount .

The new 55 " FALD Q95T is available for just a smidge less than 10k . Probably going to drop down to 7-8k by the end of the year .
Looks like Samsung is more serious about going face2face with LG's OLED this year . This will likely be the best 4k LCD TV we are going to get in MY this year .

The new mid range king - Q80T which is also a FALD TV is also available for RM6000 ish , expect the price to drop down to last last year's NU8000 levels later this year .


The TU series seems to have replaced the basic models .
Again I recommend staying away from those as they have been castrated by Samsung unless you just want a screen to stare at .

No news from Sony's 2020 lineup , yet .

It pleases me to see so many new TV with an actual Local Dimming system landing in Malaysia .

This post has been edited by Convael: May 11 2020, 09:25 PM

TU8500 is something like the successor of Samsung 7400 series , it belongs to one of the budget series from Samsung .

And just like its predessor , it has WCG and is better for viewing HDR movies .

If you are getting one for PS4 Pro , probably buy the TU8500 OR 7400s over UM 7600 .


Not very big difference between the two really . They have similiar peak brightness , supports WCG but not good enough to get a native 10 bit and a 120hz screen panel .

The 8000 series from Sony are mostly filler models to fit the gap between the 7000 and 9000 / 9500 .

This post has been edited by Convael: May 17 2020, 06:12 PM

Got ahold of this spreadsheet awhile ago , thought I should post it.
Sony 's 2020 TV 's CPU specification .



This post has been edited by Convael: Jun 5 2020, 10:06 PM

Q60T is something like a RU7400 , so there is not a lot of difference beside the usual VA / IPS screen pros & cons .

As for the TV tiers , it probably go like Q80T = X90H <= X95H .

Although , a simple test on benchmark reveal the Sony's X90H is using a newer CPU (refer to the spreadsheet from last page) and scored higher than X95H ... which is unusual because the X95H is quite a bit more expensive .


The X90H is also equipped with HDMI 2.1 ports while the X95H is not . So the X90H is probably the better future proof option if you don't need the x-wide viewing angles .

In terms of PQ , the X95H can reach about 1300 nits and the X90H we tested from Sony China can reach about 850 nits , not too big of a deal since they are both FALD TV like Samsung's Q80T and Q95T .


I don't know when is Sony planning to release their new TV since their schedule was affected by the MCO . But a little bird told me soon as they have recently updated their new 2020 TV catalog (again) on their website .


The X9500G is the much better TV . But the 65" version is not available in Malaysia .

This post has been edited by Convael: Jun 10 2020, 10:56 PM

X95H is not available in typical sizes in MY .

So if you want to buy it , only the 85 " version is for sale here .
85 " is a gigantic TV so make sure you have prepare a large space for it .


Sony's X95H is supposed to compete with Samsung's Q95T , in which the Q95T pull ahead in almost everything , which I personally dubbed the best 2020 LCD TV in MY .

Best of all we also get a more affordable 55 " version for the first time in Samsung Flagship series .


After that we also have the Q80T and X90H , both of which are FALD TV as well . I am slightly leaning towards the X90H .
I have yet to know the official price tag of X90H but I was told it will be similar to the Sony's X85 last year .


The mid-range Q60 is definitely not a good buy because we will have many new FALD TVs coming out this year .

We are kind of in that " play safe or go big " era now .
Either you save more and just grab one of those RU7400 , SM7600 or even Panasonic 's GX800 and be done with it .

Or spend more on the premium models .

The mid-range like the TU8500 or Q60 series or the X800 series is pointless with many features removed , doesn't live up to the price tag it is asking for .

This post has been edited by Convael: Jun 11 2020, 03:10 PM

The blooming is due to the X-WIDE-angle optical filter .

Traditionally , the main weakness of VA TV is the off-axis performance .
X950 series fixes this by applying an optical filter which reduce dispersion of the light , at the cost of sacrificing contrast numbers.
Apparently the Samsung Q95T can do this better by not having to significantly reduce contrast ratio .

If you must get the best LCD TV , get Q95T .

I dare say the Samsung Q95T is currently the best HDR experience MY has ever seen .
Find yourself a demo TV from best denki , ask them to run a couple of HDR clips for you .
Some of my favorite ones are from Guardian of Galaxy 2 & Valerian City of Thousands Planet .

Massive amount of color volume , coupled with a very sophisticated blooming suppression that rival even the legendary Sony Z9D .
You just cannot buy the same level of HDR impact anywhere else .

Considering the fact that the Q95T ( 65" ) is a MUCH brighter than even the Z9D and able to consistently maintain over 2000 nits of peak brightness , that is big compliment .

Perhaps Samsung has finally realized it is not the number of zones that makes the difference but the algorithm .

Plus they are adhering to the standard of PQ more accurately compare to last year , still not perfect but definitely a great start towards the right direction .
All of that , with an addition of the best screen coating in business , it helps to increase the perceived contrast in a room with ambient lights .

The only problem is there is a slight issues with uneven black levels in gaming mode but that is not a dealbreaker as this isn't visible in other viewing modes .

This post has been edited by Convael: Jun 12 2020, 06:41 PM

I don't think so .

From my experience , the larger sizes tend to be slightly brighter thanks the bigger power allocation budget .

But we are talking about 3-5% here , I doubt you will notice it with naked eyes .

Again remember these are the result of mass production , there are going to be unit to unit variance .


I would suggest you stay away from that particular channel .

His previous channels have been permanently banned 3 times for spreading rumors , insulting other TV reviewers and impersonating as Samsung official in the past few years .
This is his 4th time (or 5th ? ) , we shall see how long it will last .

This post has been edited by Convael: Aug 13 2020, 08:58 PM

I am curious , what is HDR Remaster ?

You said it yourself , " promo " clips .

Can you really trust everything from the promotional material ? I really doubt that .


So that still leave my question on the air , what is " HDR remaster " ?
You have been flaunting that term around , I was simply curious about if people know the meaning behind these promo - terminology .



Regardless I am going to tell you what it is , it is the same dynamic tone mapping function found in Samsung and LG 's TVs as well .
Just because they have coined a whole different new name for it , doesn't mean it is something new .
And it definitely isn't exclusive to Sony .

Obviously they r going to pick a new name for it , because it sounded more exciting to the buyers .


Although I must admit Sony is a whole lot more generous with their entry level TVs this year , from supporting Dolby Vision and WCG .

This post has been edited by Convael: Dec 7 2020, 07:01 PM

Obviously not , because they are new accounts created by the scammers after their last scheme has succeeded [ and gotten reported ] .



It is almost always the same few tactics .

First they put up an item with an illogically low pricetag , with a random picture that convince you they got the said item .

You message them for the said product , they will ask you to whatsapp / wechat / facebook them and want you to " BANK IN " to their personal bank account with excuses like their grandpa couldn't breath , their toilet bowl has malfunction , all sort of innovative reason . After you did , they will block you on social media instantly .

Or , there is the second type of scam .

Instead of asking you to bank-in , they threaten you to click " product received " before they will ever send you the product . And if you do before receiving the product , it is too late .
The button is there for online platform to ensure you , as a customer to receive what you have purchased .

If you are met with such situation , do not fear . Just screenshot the chatlog , send it to shopee customer service and get the merchant banned .
Or just cancel the order and you will be refunded so these morons wouldn't get a single cent .

This post has been edited by Convael: Jun 28 2021, 04:41 PM

Samsung 's budget TVs are such lackluster theseday its not worth the investment .

No frame will ever last a full second on any TV , jeez .
If it does , the whole screen would have been frozen .

Even if it does , that is a whole new issue called stutter , not Judders .

Clearly you have no idea how telecine works , if at all .


The nature of LCD which is based on hold and display , will always resolve everything within that one second , even if it has to end up skipping frames in between .

When it comes to motion we are talking about milliseconds here , which is 1/1000 of a second.

Someone watched a few FOMO videos and is now the GURU of the TV forum

This post has been edited by Convael: Jun 29 2021, 02:06 PM

Assuming they are of same sizes , it is worth it .


Dozen of benefits , just the FALD alone is worth paying extra .

Not to mention a native 10 bit , 120hz screen .

This post has been edited by Convael: Jul 10 2021, 09:47 PM

There is a 120hz and 10 bit native 50 " X85J from Sony .

This post has been edited by Convael: Nov 26 2021, 03:59 PM