Just surveyed the X8000h on shopee. Most of the seller is out of stock for 55” even the advertisement is appear on shopee.
Finally found 1 last stock price RM2.8k.
TV for raya😁

Any advice on Samsung TU8000/8500? I saw the TU8000 50'' can get under RM2k from places like Courts Mammoth.

During initial setup, mistakenly skip few step and now could not use Chromecast connecting to android phone. Model LE50K6600UG.
If anyone using Haier TV, mind to share whether doing a reset will completely wipe out all the system apps including the android tv? Once reset will the android tv restore automatically?

using TU7000 43" (maxis bundle), the Tizen OS much inferior to Android TV OS and basic TV control not user friendly at all.

This post has been edited by kel32: May 17 2021, 11:33 PM

Any recommendation for TV 50-55" price below 2.2k? Smart/android 4K.

so far so good?
i also plan buy sony 55 x8000h

actually between x7500 and x8000, is it worth extra 400 for the x8000h?

Actually i think sony is longer in the tv business, no? xD i could be wrong, but my mom keep saying sony better haha.. owellz

so far ok..i own it since last year september.. TU8500
just that i realize got white pixel when watching hdr 4k content netflix few weeks ago..
however it only appear on one scene and last for few minutes.. 2 pixel only..
never saw it anymore after that...

What size and how much did you buy it for?

55".. 3299

This SONY 55” is around 2300..

No Dolby Vision though. I’m also getting a 4K SONY Blu-Ray player so thought it might be compatible?

https://www.sony-asia.com/electronics/suppo.../specifications

This post has been edited by GuyB: Jun 28 2021, 01:51 PM

Saw few sellers in shopee selling samsung tu8000 50" and sony bravia for rm500, somemore buy 2 get 1 free. These sellers got no rating. Any chance tv also got clone like handphone?

What I can say is buy at your own risk.

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

Legit one is Tu8000 50" by courts, RM 400 off around 1.7k. I am struggling to decide should I get:

1. TU8000 - RM 1.7k
2. AU7000 - RM 2.0k
3. TCL C716 - RM 2.4k

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

Yes, they put their whatsapp no. which is weird bcoz shopee/lazada sellers usually dont deal outside the online platform. Definitely a scam

how is this monitor? does it provide judder free 24fps and 60fps?

i wanna watch movie in 24fps but most of the TVs (bought for my parents and sister and in laws) can't adjust to movie 24fps. I dont like watching movies in 60fps, it takes the cinematic feel out of it

The Sony X80H is not a monitor. It's a TV.

The smoothening that you are talking about can be turned off.

The only real 50/60fps content you can watch are off-the-air channels, YouTube videos and video games.

Movies mastered on 24 fps are shown on 60Hz/120Hz TVs by showing the frame longer than a second. For 120Hz TVs, this is five times longer.