Yup absolutely insane price. You can get an LG C1 for 2550 - 2650, maybe even lower once C2 come out. I believe Samsung QN90A is around the same range. If you are based in Singapore and already looking at high end TV around S$2500, the few hundred dollars price difference is nothing, might as well go for the better TV. If the X90J was priced below 2000, then there is a comparison to be made.

Holy shit. The X90J / X90K, for the price I paid, is nice enough to own, since it's HDMI 2.1 capable. Basically it's ok for what you're paying. Pricing it to LG OLED and the Samsung Neo QLEDs level isn't doing it any favors. Did their marketing guys confuse it with their A90J / A90K or what?

No. The a90j and k is priced even higher …. I cannot believe my eye when I saw sony price in Malaysia is so cheap. The price discrepancy between sg and my for other brand is not as much, at most 10-15% more ex in sg. Sony is the exception.

Then let's just call it the "Sony tax" or some shit. It's expensive just for the fact it's a Sony. Reminds me when I wanted a Sony Wega no matter what, even if there are similiar alternatives like Panasonic Tau. It was like a full 1K difference.

I remember Vincent complained that Samsung TV wouldn't let him calibrate to reference filmmaker settings.

This post has been edited by Currylaksa: Feb 8 2022, 06:28 PM

Pensonic 16'

Their models in 2020 seem to have " fixed " that .


It was following EOTF's standard much better than previous years which is why I compare it against Hisense's TV .




His Samsung TV review is sponsored by 3rd party , Samsung has no say in the matter .

Unless you are referring to that time where Samsung was inviting media to closed door event , like the QD OLED showcase , in which case Samsung was deliberately trying to show how saturated their QD Blue OLEDs can be , compare to wRGB OLED .

Regardless it was a logical choice because it wasn't a competition of accuracy like TV shoutouts , it was a comparison of color volume / saturation .

This post has been edited by Convael: Feb 8 2022, 08:55 PM

Hi all thinking to get into the OLED 65" TV range. Is LG C1 my best bet for now?

Desa home is selling A90J for 11999 , A80J for 9299 , a GZ1000 for 6999 , all 65 " .





This post has been edited by Convael: Feb 11 2022, 02:45 PM

I'm in Penang so I'm out of luck with those I think? Only Harvey Norman here has reasonable pricing

Sony Store in US
Selling 65X90J for USD1299
55X90J for USD1099
USD200 difference

But in Malaysia these 2 model are like RM2k difference
Doesnt make sense
https://electronics.sony.com/tv-video/telev...-tvs/p/xr55x90j

Why not ? The more units they sold , the more discounts they can give .

Obviously they sold a crapload more TVs in Europe and US than in MY .

This post has been edited by Convael: Feb 15 2022, 02:46 PM

Uncle sam vs uncle penyu.

Don't compare.

Hi guys, budget max 4.5k for 65". Which model should I get for PS5 use?

Is Sony X80J,X85J or Hisense U7G ok to use?

This post has been edited by lawrencehl: Feb 23 2022, 08:28 AM

You can check this out https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare/son...&threshold=0.10

This post has been edited by kennobi: Feb 23 2022, 05:24 PM

No the comparison is invalid in MY . The SEA region does not get Hisense TV models with the same specs as US .

Oh... shiyt...wtf.., thanks for the info.
Was thinking about this U7G argg...

This post has been edited by kennobi: Feb 23 2022, 05:55 PM

None of them can do HDR .

But if you have to pick one probably go for X85J .

The Malaysia edition of U7G has a peak brightness of 400 nits - 600 nits , far cry from the 1000 nits U7G reviewed by rtings .


Sony's X90H and X90J are still dominating the Mid Tier market , in terms of $ vs performance .

This post has been edited by Convael: Feb 23 2022, 06:15 PM

Hisense U7H any good?