Hi guys, any recommendation for 4k smart TV under 3k budget. I saw Samsung quite good offer.

If wanna watch football match is it get Android box ?

This LG. UK7500.. rm 2890.

If you have a room with a wide seating arrangement, then the LG is a better choice as the image remains accurate when viewed at an angle. If, however, you sit straight in front of the TV and watch movies in a dark room, then the Samsung is a better choice as it has a higher contrast ratio and can display deep uniform blacks, enhancing the picture quality.

Seems people emphasize so much about contrasts, brightness .....

I have a old Toshiba 40" TV in my room, it is so bloody bright and high contrast, until I have to dim it to a much lower level for the comfort of my eyes.

Anyway for 3k, and samsung, 55inch, you can consider nu7100.

Personally will choose lg7500 as the Samsung model u saying older model than LG. Color wise I feel LG better.. the best u go to the shop and see yourself...

There is one comparison I found on rtings.com between nu7100 vs uk7700 ( uk7500 not available from selection ) :-

https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare/sam...-uk7700/596/643

Says LG is better in response time and hence watching sports. And also reflection.

But Samsung still is better in contrasts and black uniformity.

Call me bias. Do people really watch TV in a dim room ? Probably only in theater set up. But in living room, the sofa seats are normally placed along the perimeter of a rectangle. So it is important to be able to watch TV from the side.

Yup.. the price they put 6k plus tipu punya 😂

Edit : don't know why my upload pic terbalik.. 🙄

Errr ss2 there. . I need to check back the receipt.

Have you gone to any shops to compare yet ?

Even the LG sk8000 ( one step higher than the uk series ) cannot compare to Samsung nu7100 in contrast and black uniformity.

Chart is wrong , UK6500 is not a WRGB TV
wRGB is not the same as RGBW . The UK6500 is neither .

There is no major difference between direct lit and edge lit , they are just the method TV used to light up the screen .
If done properly , neither will cause you any problems .  It should never be a factor to consider when buying TV.
If it doesn't matter why are people keep talking about it ?
Because people on internet spit bullcrap all the time . Just like some TV fanatics around these corners who keep spreading wrong information.
I don't have time nor intention to correct them , let alone to reply to them . Let them remain the laughing stocks they are , after all you can't wake up someone who is not sleeping .
Back to the topic , the only time when direct lit / edge lit becomes important is when the TV has a Local Dimming system.

In general , the direct-lit Local Dimming ( also known as Full Array Local Dimming ) is far better because they can control the LED backlight of TV via separate zones . 
These TV can project a much better dark room performance and contrast compare to the edge-lit counterparts.
So to reiterate what I just said , if you're planning to get a TV with no local dimming system , direct lit or edge lit should not be a deal breaker.
I hope that clear up some of your confusion .
TBF , I know next to nothing on the UK6200.
It is pretty much the only LG TV model that has completely slipped off my radar from last year .
I do know it is a variant of UK6100/UK6300 but not a RGBW TV.

which HN?

Not bad, not bad at all, NU8000 for RM3300. Does it look new ? Any idea of the usage hours ?

Got a sharp 60" 6800x for RM2850.00. comes with RM350.00 petronas gift card (redeem) and RM250.00 shop vouchers, and delivery and installation including mounting the tv on the wall. Pretty good bargain.

Desa home theater physical store.

btw, where u get c716 for 2.5k?