TCL Malaysia had advertised C845.. wonder if they will bring in C745.. TCl Thai had already advertised that model in their website

https://www.facebook.com/tclmultimediamalay...ecY24IY5tg&_rdr

https://www.nst.com.my/business/2023/05/914...s-malaysia-july

If my oled broke down, probably will consider TCL. Happy with c635.

Seems like they are really serious this time

Hopefully C845 75 inch can be priced below 10k. Will be a miniLED bargain killer

There's really no reason to consider Samsung Neo QLED unless you want the brand, more established after sales and somehow you enjoy the Tizen OS

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: May 31 2023, 03:08 PM

July is like forever

No samsung becos no dolby vision lol

Not really a deal breaker for some.... but there's no reason for Samsung to not include it when their TVs are already so expensive

Perhaps Samsung was thinking why do I need DV when it can't show what's their tv is capable of doing.

doesn't make sense also when Dolby Vision is the industry standard and its better than HDR10+ in some areas when it comes to numbers

https://www.rtings.com/tv/learn/hdr10-vs-dolby-vision

DV suppress brightness and Samsung selling point is brightness.

source?

Dolby Vision allows a peak brightness of up to 10000 nits. No TVs on the market now is able to reach this figure though

The only reason Samsung is reluctant to get Dolby Vision on their TVs is cost



https://www.techradar.com/news/dolby-vision...nt-it-supported

found this Australia price,

Prices for full range of TCL TVs in Australia in 2023

C845
98 Inch – Coming Soon
85 Inch – $4999
75 Inch – $3999
65 Inch – $2999
55 Inch – $1999
50 Inch – Coming Soon
C745
98 Inch – $8999
85 Inch – $3999
75 Inch – $2999
65 Inch – $1999
55 Inch – $1699
C645
85 Inch – $2999
75 Inch – $2499
50 Inch – $999
43 Inch – $899
P745
85 Inch – $2999
75 Inch – $1999
65 Inch – $1399
55 Inch – $999
50 Inch – $899
43 Inch – $799

seems C845 won't be as cheap as our expectations but we can expect it to be lower than Samsung QN85C

It doesn't matter DV can support upto 10000 nits. DV is an active HDR which is made to suppress brightness for so called creator intention. To be honest, sometimes it made the dark scene really hard to watch in dim light.

well in that case HRD10+ does the same thing. Which brings us back to the point - the only reason Samsung is still not including Dolby Vision is purely cost, nothing to do with any technical aspects

Yes, but most streaming don't support hdr10+. Hence it will still be brighter.

Inside info

Pre-order of C845 probably will be delay until end July due to slow in progress for the local certification.

65C845 price around RM 6,000
75C845 price around RM 8,699

Definitely well below your dream price of RM 10,000 and much much below than the Australia SRP.

Let get our fingers crossed and waiting the best moment to come.

below 9k for a 75 inch miniLED TV gonna be a huge bargain

fingers crossed


currently I have in my radar also is LG 75 inch QNED91. Priced dropped to around 9k+. But that is using IPS panel...

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: Jun 1 2023, 06:18 PM

I think QNED91 PQ far below the C845.

I can only think of Sammy QN95B to match the PQ. Sammy too pricy and no Dolby Vision is no no.....

Hisense U8H is also in my shopping cart. Unfortunately, they are no news of them of bringing this model into Malaysia.

This post has been edited by LionMY: Jun 1 2023, 06:25 PM

the only reason I'm considering QNED91 is because of LG's magic remote and also it seems the TV is much slimmer overall than C845, C845 have that large hump on the back. But anyway just a small thing since I'm gonna wall mount the TV anyway

big reason to go for C845 is the price and Google TV. but hopefully their quality is ok also...

i do hope TCL is serious about launching the TVs this time and it wont go missing like last year's C835...

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: Jun 1 2023, 07:00 PM

True. I am coming from LG OLED C8 platform and get so accustomed to the Magic remote, hopefully the TCL remote won't let me down too much. If I will have to upgrade to another LG OLED of 77" size, it will cost me around RM21K which will be too much for me to invest as I am expecting the TV lifespan is around 5 years.