Thanks. It will be great if 55XF70 is IPS. Planning to get one for living room.

Are there still shops selling the Hisense 55M5010? Desa Home used to sell this at RM2150 but it has been discontinued.

Hey bro, would you still recommend this TV for someone who's about to purchase one? Thanks.

TV works fine for me. My games and Avengers 4K looks fine for me on it. I might know all the technical details, but it looks fine to me.

Hi all，
Recently looking for 65" tv , just view in hervey norman found sony 65 x7000f is only rm4100+ , is this model worth to buy or have any other band/model recommended ?

Stay away from Toshiba

Toshiba sold to HiSense https://www.theverge.com/2017/11/14/1664937...-tv-deal-signed


Yes, unfortunately this is correct and the products have nothing to do with Toshiba any longer, they are just using the name to trick people into believing that they are getting Japanese quality when they are actually selling Chinese crap.
Unfortunately I feel into this trap - I bought the 55U9750VM - their high end TV assuming I will get a quality product. Unfortunately that's not the case.
This TV is an absolute piece of crap - the panel died after less than 6 week. Customer service sucks getting parts from KL takes 2 weeks, so the TV will be gone for 4 weeks. Yes, this is not toshiba but hisense so expect chinese quality and chinese customer service.
Stay away from these products as far as you can.

found Sony tv 50 (or 49?) X7000E for less than 1700 ringgit at Tesco. i know it is last year model. is it a good buy? want to buy this for my mother

nice price but last year model
go shop KD49X7000F after discount 10% RM1889.10
2 yrs warranty

Hi all sifu, I want a TV that can do perfect for watching tv show and movie at night, prefer in a dim room. any sugguestion? thinking about 55' and budget below 3K.

About android tv, if it doesn't have android OS, I can still play the video through laptop by connected to chromecast or hdmi right?

Xiaomi TV 4A/C, less than rm2k for 55inch

china brand TV ok?
hisens,haier,tcl,skyworth?
there other korea brand too
I wan rich colour and natural
which to go?
55 inch

I'm undecided between the following for a budget of rm3k:

1) sony x7000f 49"
2) sony x7500f (android version) 49"
3) Samsung nu7400 50"

I would be using it for my bedroom hence viewing angle should not be an issue and the room is usually dimmer, suggesting more towards VA panel (samsung).

However, when viewed in the shop, Sony seems a little sharper while samsung seems washed out (when viewed not dead straight at the tv).

As the tv will be used mainly for drama streaming, which tv would be better? Would the android tv in sony be worthwhile or it's advisable to purchase a separate android box.

need suggestions. thanks!

Hi Guys, after read through everything, i have finalize these 2 model

Samsung 55"NU7100
Sony KD55x7000e

mainly use in living room, which is really better? as both technically about same price.

X7000E

3) Samsung nu7400 50"


This post has been edited by Convael: Oct 5 2018, 07:21 AM

can elaborate more why nu7400 ya. thanks

can any sifus here help me choose one of the following options in terms of best bang for the buck? these four are roughly within the same price range:

SHARP LC50UA6500X
TCL 50P6US
SONY KD49X7000F
LG 49UK6300

Sharp LC60UA6800X Vs LC60LE580X..

Hi, I have been considering the the sharp LC60UA6800X when the price has dropped more than 1K since it released. I think this is the only "Made in Japan" screen in this price range.

When I compared LC60UA6800X vs LC60LE580X side by side in a TV shop watching some youtube and astro shows at a viewing distance of 8ft, to my surprise, LC60LE580X is a Clear winner! LC60UA6800X performs poorly compared to E580x interns of picture clarity. (at a shorter distant, the 6800x, beeing a 4K TV, is sharper than LE580X without question, but who watches a 60in TV close-up? )

LC60LE580X is not 4K and that's why it's much cheaper than LC60UA6800X 4K, but considering the picture quality at "normal viewing distant" I have to say it's perform much better than the 6800x. So I am seriously considering the LC60L580X over the 4K LC60UA6800X.

Can't seems to find much review on LC60L580X online. 6800 is better specs than 580 on paper but performance shows otherwise.

Convael pointed out LC60UA6800X does not has motion handling M.I or BFI features, may be this is the reason LC60LE580X performs better? does LC60LE580X has motion processing?

6800x is 2018 model, not sure what year 580x was released.

Any Sifu knows the difference between this two models?
is LC60LE580X a better buy?

guys, can anyone try to explain to me, what's the real difference between sony kd55x7500f and sony kd55x7000f? i see the only difference so far is the Android tv vs normal Smart tv, but the price difference is around 3k vs 2500...

yes, in fact i think the PQ is better in the dimmer room then the newer model (x7000f) due to VA panel it is using.

Only the 55 inches of older models of X7000E are VA , 55 inches of X7000F is IPS .

That's pretty much the difference , you are paying extra for the Android OS. But Sony 's TV Android OS is prone to crashes and sluggishness , some people prefer it because it offers more apps . They have also removed some of the trivial features such as the support of 5GHz Wifi on the XF70 .


Because it is the better TV among your options for dimmer rooms , any difference you see in the shop might as well be the result of different settings .
The Samsung TVs will look more washed out when viewed from the sides because it has narrow viewing angles ( which is the flaw of VA Panel based TV) . But it is a little better for watching HDR content thanks to the coverage of wider color space.

That's the thing with 4K TVs , if you don't sit close enough to the screen , any picture improvement to 4k is not very visible to our eyes , hence not worth paying extra for the 4K upgrades .


It's difficult to say if TV A or TV B has better upscaling , because any difference might be caused by different sharpness settings.
Most big brands TV runs a very identical upscaling algorithm , but certain brands like Samsung's TV tend to overscan the screen causing the overall picture to look a bit more blurry .
Once these extra processing effects are turned off , the upscaling quality should look pretty much the same unless you are running test patterns and using magnifier to spot the difference.

The primary difference between the two is still the HDR performance (beside the resolution upgrade) . The 6800x supports a wider color space than LE580X but this colors improvement is only visible in HDR TV shows , movies and games . If you don't watch / play HDR content , might as well stick with the 580x.

This post has been edited by Convael: Oct 12 2018, 04:09 PM