MiniLED and QLED is different. You probably need to do a lot of crazy reading like some other to know what these are.

Honestly, the advice by anonymous4privacy above sounds like the simplest/easiest I can give most people also. Pick a budget and then pick a model from Samsung, Sony, LG.

Even reading reviews online can end up being more confusing because these brands don’t release the same thing across the world. Why you read as an amazing panel in US sites may end up being crap in Malaysia.....and you actually pay more for it in Malaysia.

About Panasonic, I actually disagree about staying away. Their flagship GZ2000 is the best OLED TV in terms of picture processing. It’s just that the flagship was never sold in Malaysia, and I don’t see any reviews on their lower end models.

This post has been edited by calkh: May 14 2021, 05:22 PM

TO OP, I agree with what most ppl said about OLED. If your budget can stretch to 6k, those 55” LG CX models from last year is the best you can get.

OLED is a straightforward but expensive choice. All other LCDs, you have to deal with a headache inducing mess of spec - some which are unknown.

Honestly, I don’t think any tv will last you the full 10 years without major degradation.

OLEDs will probably degrade faster than LCDs, so choose LCD if you want long life. Having said that, my old budget Samsung LCD lasted about 7 years before the screen started to lose brightness. It happened over large areas of the screen - all colors seem to fade to white.

That pretty much applies for all electronics really....7 years max life...spending more money doesn’t solve that by the way....