Ofkoz older model lol

7k budget can get 55 inch lg c9.

Or with 5.5k can get b9

RM5999 a good price for the 65" X90H? Might just pull the trigger this weekend.

Seng Heng and SenQ last i went some shop got stock. Just need the staff to make an effort to call around and see which shop has it. But they say for sure the Shah Alam warehouse has stock. But that one can only be sent with delivery only. No self pickup. If u planning to buy from this shop, and if u got citibank credit card, ask for their plusone citi membership. this will give u +2 years additional warranty instead of just +1 for regular member. This is the mistake i done last time. Dont repeat.

how is this 900H compare to LG Oled b9, the price gap is close

Do u wan to keep the tv for that additional years or do u prefer to upgrade newer tech? To me I prefer to upgrade newer tech. My tv 5 years ago was 1080p. Few years after that 4k is everywhere at a cheap enough price for most consumer to buy. I knew ppl that had additional warranty, n get their tv repaired n now make noise coz their wife don't allow them to buy new one coz old one still works. How?

Sure mate. Continue to enjoy your plasma. To each his own.

Dude. Stop living in the past.

Oh the irony. Talk so much n u came to the same conclusion as me. OLED is newer tech...

sure man. yea. my post is offensive and yours is not. apprently saying newer is better triggered u to waste your time ranting here about plasma vs led, something no one even started to discuss about except u suddenly came out and start ranting here.

I am considering an upgrade to 65 inch, hn says got stock in 1-2 week for 65 inch model

Or a8g oled promo 5899

Guys, can you plug any brand wireless keyboard with x90h?

Uh , no . Not even close .
I know what X90H is capable of ,  I have calibrated 3 units of this TV since last year .
People who said they look identical are none but who took a simple glance in the store .

You are literally comparing a LCD TV with 32 zones of light control with 8 millions individually-lit pixels .
Meaning ?  You have to divide the whole screen into 32 zones , any bright object which is smaller than 4% of the screen is going to cause blooming and thus reduced contrast and dynamic range surrounding the object.

Now consider both contrast and dynamic range are important factors in determining picture quality , LCD TV would need to reach at least 1000 cd/m2 - 1500 cd/m2  to achieve the same level of pop and dynamic range  .
Even when they do , there are plenty of issues such as blooming and uneven bright uniformity due to current flawed implementation of FALD .
These effects are further alleviated when you're in a dark room , where true black shows its " true colors " by melting into the backtround , giving you a sense of depth like no others .

Add in the fact that a large majority of the OLED TV came from the flagship series featuring the best anti reflective coating & best picture processing , comparing it with an OLED TV is simply unrealistic .
This is not to say X90H sucks and in fact it is one of the best mid-range LCD we have gotten in the past few years .
Let's just say X90H is in a very good spot for the bang of your bucks .

X95 is a very different beast than X90.

In the environment of showrooms , not only the ambient light shroud your eyes but also reduce perceived contrast .
Therefore it is literally impossible to determine Picture Quality in the store .

I keep bringing contrast back to the topic because that is what makes pictures pop from the screens . When we find something looking good , it is usually because the contrast is strong.

A typical RGB OLED pixel should have great coverage on all aspect of colors .
Current OLED TV panel has added a white pixel on top of the RGB to boost its brightness but this white pixel will dilute the color saturation as the screen get brighter .

If you are talking about Pixel Contrast Booster found on Sony 's Flagship , they've somehow found a way to restrain the dilution by limiting energy pumped into the white pixel .
This does not solve the problem but it give them a bit more color saturation at the cost of being less bright .

Fundamentally they are still using LG 's OLED panels so there isn't much they can do until LG decides to revamp the Pixel Structures .

IMO Sony OLEDs are now tied with LG ,  it does better in some area but losing out in some other area .
There are always fanbois who will defend their favorite TV brands , pay those no minds .

Wht vpn u been using and disney software number apk, mine fail using express and nord. Blank screen, retry internet or region lock. Emmm... Been trying and trying. Tq.

Need to trial a few vpn then...emmm

any other sources to get X95H? like from shopee etc.

The X95 series from the past few years have been crap , so you are not missing anything .

The X-Wide angles implementation bring more harms to Sony TV than benefits , significantly reducing Contrast ratings .

You have to check out a Samsung Q90R in its full glory .

Clearly You have not seen a Q90R in action . The 500 dimming zones +  kick the **** out of any X95 models in existence .
Their wide angles implementation is also more sophisticated than Sony's .

The recent X95 has been downgraded to having 48 local dimming zones , barely an upgrade over X90 .