Good article to read.
Hisense U7A is a midrange TV, not a entry level TV.
So far based on what I can find in internet it is using native 120Hz panel.
I have seen the TV recently, well I did not find any motion issues.
Seems like better than 60Hz Samsung NU7400.

which one is better for 4K TV between Sony 55' X75F vs 55' X85F?
Thinking Sony or Sharp but no Samsung

LG brand.. I used to love them coz their appliances are full of features. But this is what I encountered lately.. :

1. LG Aircond, used for 6 years, parts are now discontinued - (remote control unit is faulty in the indoor unit)..
2. LG LED TV. 6th year too.. Repaired once during the 3rd year, and now HDMI ports giving up, and the relevant part (the mainboard) is also discontinued.

So, i guess it is their aggressive product development that they are focusing on, never put your hope on using the product with appropriate parts and support after 5th or 6th year. Have to go back to Pana for aircond, and now switching to Sony with at least 5 years warranty..


This post has been edited by numbertwo: Jan 10 2019, 10:30 AM

..doubled post.

This post has been edited by numbertwo: Jan 10 2019, 10:30 AM

Of course higher series is better. Meaningless question.
The question is like "Mercedes C class or S class better? "

I'd say all manufacturers don't build stuff to last nowadays, Sony and Panasonic included. Your issues started in year 6 so I'm not sure what relevance a 5-year warranty would be. Sony could still discontinue the parts after year 5, fulfill all their requirements for warranty support and you won't be able to repair your TV.

I guess we're all out of luck nowadays.

normal consumer behavior - being loyal to the brands u have good exp with.

aircond... 6 years? that's very poor. i have some mitsubishi that are 20 years, still going with parts.

generally, that is true - we r living in a throw-away society; electronics/computer/IT tech move too fast... nobody make them to last too long.

still, if 5-6 years, that's average i wud think. 3-4 is too short, will feel like a sucker. >7 years will be a bonus.

which is also why u have to be in the highest income/spending segment to spend rm10-20k on a "best-best" tv that may last <5 years.

This post has been edited by AVFAN: Jan 10 2019, 01:33 PM

During warranty period, if no more spare parts available, the maker will(should) replace with new TV model.

damn hisense u7a looks sweet

any more reviews on the u7a tho, really want to get it before cny or asap at this price

Sony KD55X7000F or Hisense 55A6100UW ??

There is a lot review even in Youtube. UK version U7A have different stand design.
Others are same.

Hi,

I`m a noob with TV settings.
Getting my Sony 55X7500F this weekend, what`s a good TV setting for predominantly Netflix and Miracast browsing on Chrome?

Or standard setting is sufficient?

Usually watch my TV on a fairly bright lit living room during the night and day time, it can be quite bring in the morning.

Any recommendation?

when does samsung 2019 tv comes out?

Closer to Q2 or even mid year.
When the TVs come out you'll be paying full retail price for them with little if any discounts.

Some functionality announced for 2019 Samsung TVs eg Apple TV and Airplay will actually be made available on 2018 TVs too

Sony is having promotion, their 4K 60" TV just RM3999

Sony 60 inch?? Do you mean 65" ?

Yaya. you are right.

if u guys are talking about KD65X7000F, some places offer 3699, and this weekend i think you will be able to get it at 35xx at One Living Sdn Bhd (SS2 branch offered me this pricing couple of weeks ago).

Cheers

thanks for reply!

anyone in here set their tv with this LED strip? I read it helps viewing experience and ease your eyes too.