Is it? Have you tried playing 120FPS Youtube videos?

https://www.lowyat.net/2023/301343/sony-202...-malaysia-june/
Sony Malaysia once again only launching the large and exp af size of their miniLED model

And the A80L series seems to have gone up in price as well

x85l now with 120hz and full array dimming?

I'm not able to find X85K anymore, most store sold out.

I'm not able to find X85K anymore, most store sold out.

65 inch X90L 8799.... ok typical Sony pricing but seems a bit too high compared to last year. Last year X90K RRP was 7k+ iinm?

i hope TCL rumoured C845 pricing is true. gonna be a no brainer there. both running Google TV. Sony might be a bit better in upscaling and motion handling but is it really worth the premium? Also considering its normal FALD vs miniLED FALD

my x85k is not FALD but also have 4 dark corners

Yeah I just read about it, you are right about the uptime.

But 3794 hours bottom left number for K series sounds a bit unreal though.

IINM Samsung Onyx cinema is like OLED, not like normal LED or QLED TV. It has no backlight and each pixel is an individual light-emitting LED.

65" X90L is on Sony official store now for 8099 +  RM500 discount (7599 final price) + free RM700 Tng ewallet credits.... wondering should I bite the bullet

reviews for the picture quality all seem very positive so far.... except the blooming since its a normal FALD

damm Sony Msia.... why dont you just bring in the 65 inch X95L or X93L... I just realised there isn't really a choice for us here who want Dolby Vision + minLED except LG or Philips (TCL soon maybe), and neither of those have any stellar reviews
anyone bought from official store before? Do they provide installation for wall mount?

Bro OLED price is much higher than 7.5k.... no need mention QD OLED. Besides I dont want OLED now due to my use case

Regarding the miniLED thing.... I've said that we dont get any miniLED models here as of now other than LG and Philips (that support Dolby Vision). Samsung is the most widely available here with Neo QLED but it doesn't support Dolby Vision. Their price is not cheap as well. So Sony definitely have a market if they bring it in.

But I also understand the general market will not know the difference between LED, miniLED, OLED etc. Many just buy Samsung Neo QLED because it just looks good without realising the tech behind

Currently in my list as well -

Samsung QN85C - priced similarly to X90L, but since X90L is having promo its gonna be cheaper

Samsung QN95C - most expensive of the bunch, probably the best miniLED we have in our market now with 1.2k+ dimming zones, performance is close to an OLED. But I'm still contemplating whether to spend that much on a TV that doesn't support Dolby Vision

OLEDs are out of the question as of now otherwise I would've gone for LG C3

Yes I do have a friend with EPP but somehow I managed to get a cheaper price from a store compared to the EPP pricing. Not sure need to wait how long for sales

Still a bit on the edge whether to spend on Samsung due to the Dolby Vision thing. Most streaming services support Dolby Vision rather than HDR10+

Not sure if QN95B is still available as of now. I think most retail stores already ran out of stock

Sony is still champion when it comes to picture processing.... but doubt anyone would notice the difference unless they have both TVs side by side in the same setting and scenario

But I can see many who went and tried other brands still vouching for Sony in the end

So far I think this is the cheapest for 65" X90K.

Is it a good buy?

Didn't get the chance to ask.

How do I check if my unit is a display set?

yes, OLED price is still out of reach to most actually. spending close to rm10k for just a 55-inch OLED tv is hard to swallow for most i think.

i got my 55-inch A80J for rm4999 (brand new) only.    i am happy with my purchase a lot.
now i enjoy more than before to watch movies at home instead of cinema. I watched the latest movie 'Insidious: The Red Door' at TGV on sunday. I found the screen (projected) at TGV so bad that the dark scena looks so greyish... and so unclear.

My eyes are totally spoiled by the OLED TV now. damn. haha. 

QD Oled S95C also has ABL in place like any other OLEDs. High APL brightness scene will still dim down.

But no doubt it has an impressive peak brightness to bring out the highlights especially for contents mastered to 1000 nits.

There is also EX MLA oled with meta tech like the G3 77 with high peak brightness for bright room condition also 😀

For the same price, should I go with X90K o X85L?