Sold out in most places .

Typically I would go for sizes .

But in this case the OLED TVs pack a MUCH higher picture quality which X90H can only dream to reach , despite being a decent all-rounder .

X90H is not Sony's Flagship TV . It doesn't has some of the more advance picture processing featured in Sony's flagship X1 Ultimate chip set .
Plus its dynamic backlight only has 32 zones integrated onto an 85 " screen , the light transition is so much more obvious .

Or if you are going to spend thousands of hours playing the same few live service games , Q95T is the best option .

This post has been edited by Convael: Sep 24 2020, 06:31 PM

I am sure you can but do you really want to ?

The gap of picture quality between entry level and mid-range TV is massive .

The gap between mid-ranger and flagship is enormous as well .


Then consider this , your game is only looking as good as your viewing screen is .

This post has been edited by Convael: Nov 27 2020, 06:51 PM

The Samsung Q80T is better in every aspect , but not so much better to the point you want to sacrifice 40 % of the screen size .

I am sorry , what was his point again ?

So let me get this straight .

At first he was the first one who make a huge deal out of it when Sony has officially confirmed nothing .
Now , seeing that these malicious rumors are coming back to bite his backside , he made another video to " clarify " on the matter .



None of any respectable figure I know within the industry can ever confirm what he say .
Not rtings , not HDTVtest from any region , not AVforums , not AVsforums , not flatHDpanel .



Yet we have fools who are still watching his videos , cursing and swearing at Sony since the past few days .


Another proof people on the internet lack brain memory cells .

Did we not remember how many apology videos he had to make when he claimed Hisense H9G has better picture quality than OLED TVs ?
Or was it that time where he claimed all Netflix videos are " FAKE HDR " ?

This post has been edited by Convael: Jan 13 2021, 01:47 PM

As with all other OLED TV , you want to switch to the right mode and tune down the brightness at first .
This is crucial because a large majority of the content you will be watching are SDR .

Therefore they don't require you to blast the brightness all the way up to 300 - 400 cd/m2 .

Expert - dark room is the more accurate mode .
OLED light of 20-35 is recommended for dark room , with gamma to BT.1886 OR 2.4 .
40+ for bright living room and gamma to 2.2 .


Since you most likely don't have a lightmeter , this is the pretty much the best you can do .



Playstation 5 also has a pretty crappy HDR implementation , you want to fix the raised black floor first since this affect picture quality .
+ 5 points to the brightness during SDR gaming mode should fix the problem . But this is based on the reading on the limited few OLED TVs I owned .

For very selected few games , such as CONTROL you want to revert back to default value since the developers have natively tune down the black level of the game .


Turn off any sort of sharpening , motion enhancement or smooth gradation .


Of course these are for LG OLEDs only .

For more basics , check out rtings

This post has been edited by Convael: Sep 15 2021, 08:11 AM

Yes which is stupid because a lot of games are still not HDR-compatible .

If you forced HDR on these games they are only making the game brighter as a whole , it does not improve Picture quality because dynamic range is still the same .

Go to setting - screen and video - video output , tick the " On when supported " option for HDR.

PS4 pro did this just fine , I have no idea why Sony has to make them so complicated on PS5 .

This post has been edited by Convael: Sep 15 2021, 08:09 AM

2.5m is perfectly reasonable for a 65 " 4k screen.
I also have a 55 " A9F which is used exclusively for running test pattern and movies , they are roughly 1.5m away from my seat .


The closer you are to the screen , the larger your vision angles are being stretched leading to a more cinematic experience .
The golden ratio for a 55 " is approximately 1.7m away from the screen , at 36 - 40 degree. This translates to 2.0m for a 65" .

For gaming and other purposes , I would add 0.5m to the gap to prevent motion sickness .


I usually recommend people to sit slightly closer to OLEDs than typical LCD because you can actually see how amazing the contrast on self emissive screens are , each perfectly lit-up pixel just makes the experience so much more immersive .
My new favorite Passengers look unbelievable on OLED screen . Lotsa dark scenes with a bunch of small highlights , my new go-to for Test stressing the PQ of TVs.

This post has been edited by Convael: Sep 19 2021, 08:53 PM

"Good enough " is not the word I would use .

I did some comparison with Hisense top range U8G with a Samsung before , apparently they are quite a lackluster .
And that is an understatement per se .


Also screen with higher native refresh rate , generate less motion blurs than one that doesn't even if you are only playing 60hz content .
This apply to LCD as well , not just OLED .

This post has been edited by Convael: Dec 6 2021, 07:32 PM

Why ?

Because higher end LCD has better control of backlight and thus , emit less blue light in the process ?

Because you care about watching and seeing what is displaying on your screen ?

Because you can afford to spend RM25000 on some random Louis Vuitton limited edition Flipping phone but hesitate to spend even 1/5 of that amount onto a much bigger screen ?


Now how about you save some of the blah for yourself ?
Your game is only as good looking as your screen . Perhaps you should keep that in mind as well.



Do you even understand what is HDR ? You don't need HDR in every game and every circumstance .
A more capable TV has already by nature , contributed to higher Dynamic Range by improving contrast ( hence Picture Quality ) even for Non-HDR content .


Looks like we got another winner here who bought some TV from the ABC and thinks he has seen it all . Ignorance has no bounds , I guess .





Sounds like a cheapskate's sentiment to me .

Why do you even want to pair a PS5 with Cheap TV ? That's like buying RTX 3090 to play Hello Kitty Online .
You definitely don't get HDR from them , you also don't really get 4k from some of them since they are RGBW panels .

Therefore out of " 4k 60fps HDR " package , You may only end up getting 1/3 of the deal .
The 60hz refresh rate from LCD is only going to hinder your experience even further because any 24p cutscene is going to " hiccup " in your face .


You don't need to buy and own every PS5 game out there , only the one that you really wanted to play and you will end up getting a much more immersive experience .

This post has been edited by Convael: Dec 10 2021, 04:54 PM

IPS screen , sadly .
Samsung is really dropping the ball .



This post has been edited by Convael: Dec 17 2021, 04:17 PM

Unless it is the 85" , all of them are IPS .

It has been proven beyond a doubt , screen-scanned by me and by our fellow forum mates as well .

Your shop guy probably went online and checked from rtings , and saw the TV with the same models and thought they found the answer .

The QN90A of US is the same line up as QN95A in Uk / Europe , which is not available in Malaysia .

This post has been edited by Convael: Dec 17 2021, 04:49 PM

You can definitely tell the difference in very specific scenes .
The problem gets worse when you consider that Hisense TV does not come with any smooth-gradation features .


This caused some movies filmed with grainy effects a lot " noisier " than usual due to the lack of " grades " to progress from one to another .



You can get a X90J 55 " for less than 4k during one of these xx / xx sales , saving 1000 going for U7G just to have sub-par picture quality and inferior FALD system sounds a little absurd to me .

Hisense has also fallen far behind other brands when it comes to picture processing and upscaling .



I hate to tell people they don't have much of a choice here but that is just the fact with the MY TV market .


This post has been edited by Convael: Jan 2 2022, 03:36 PM

Who is your friend ?


I have just tested JZ1000 a month ago and they can both do 4K 120 , JZ1000 has 2 x HDMI 2.1 ports .



It is actually available now if you want it .

You just need to contact Samsung as they need to arrange a team to scout your house / theater room . They will then have to assemble the parts separately from Paju before they import it into MY to relocate in your home .

Since these Microled are modular based , which means the size it can fit into is flexible , as long as you are willing to pay . (The size is flexible but the resolution Pixel density remains a challenge )
Again , expect to pay at least half a million MYR for them . It may become cheaper this year but still won't be affordable to the general public .


There are still a lot of problems plaguing MicroLED , such as the " seam ' that comes from modular pieces , not able to achieve the advertised brightness and black levels still leave a lot to desire compare to OLED .
If you expect Samsung to solve all of these problems in their 2022 edition while they are focusing on Quantum Dots Blue OLEDs , it is going to take a miracle .

This post has been edited by Convael: Jan 26 2022, 08:11 PM

Has JZ1000 been released for a year ? It was available in MY since late November and late September 2021 in UK .

The MY unit supports 4k 120 out of the box , I was in Panasonic's Subang warehouse and is one of the first person who tested the batch , using a Murideo 7G .




4K120 dv doesn't bother me and should not bother you either , since no games or movies runs at that resolution and fps natively beside the 2 DV demo atm .

This post has been edited by Convael: Feb 27 2022, 08:27 PM

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

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

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

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