ya, that's always the question - is the oled worth it as the price diff is significant.

If you want HDR, why do you buy OLED though? Samsung TV can go >1000nits for great HDR. They dont need DV. Mainstream OLED at best 600+ nits, just like a mid tier LED TV.

I need to unbox the TV in the weekend and see for myself how this TV is worth the 2X of my Hisense.

I don't know about you but even when I watched the reviews on my tablet, Samsung HDR always made me wow while OLED just feel accurately coloured.

Managed to squeeze some time to inbox and setup the tv.

What a big difference in hdr compared to Hisense A7400F. I think the Hisense is IPS screen since it's lacking in contrast. There's some adjustment needed to get used to it honestly.

1. The Hisense maybe dull and bloom but the brightness stay the same throughout bright and dark scene. X90J is a lot better but sometimes the transition between brighter and darker scene is quite blinding to the eyes. TheHisense though is impossible to watch in dark room (too bright) whereas the X90J don't have this problem.

2. I just need to use standard and lower brightness to 40. Colours is really nice unlike the flat colour on my Hisense. Red and green especially really pop off. There's too many setting on X90J to be honest.

3. Another thing I really like is the motion compensation. Whenever I tried to do black screen insertion in Hisense, it seems to make it worse. I had to set judder to 0 and blur to 3. The X90J don't have any problem even when motion compensation is on by default.

I don't think you understand what is HDR , if at all .
Dynamic range is like a canvas . It is measured similarly to contrast , which starts from the deepest black expanding to the brightest peak .
It is what is giving pictures a sense of depth , again similiar to how we measure contrast which play the biggest role in determining picture quality .
Yet under a typical situation  , a 500 nits OLED TV will generate the same amount of impact (or "POP" which many of you have heard from HDTV ) as a 1500 nits LCD .
That is because when it comes to dynamic range , the " darker " side of the measurement is far more valued than the brighter end of the spectrum .
Which is also why the current LCD are trying to play catch up with " light blocking technology " such as the FALD / Mini LED .
Human eyes are very sensitive to lights in a way that we are able to perceive more details in a dimmer environment than under strong lights.

A 1500 nits FALD TV probably has a base black floor of around 0.025 cd/m2 , which is roughly equivalent to 1:12000 contrast . 
The OLED always starts from 0 , even with a 800 peak brightness it has a typical contrast rating of 1 : 1000000 .

As you can see here , the gap of just 0.025 cm/2 makes up for such a stark difference in contrast ratings .

Overall I am quite disappointed at the 2022 line up from Sony .
Obviously we are NOT getting the new Quantum Dots OLED model but they have aslo scapped the plan to release flagship wRGB A90K .
So , no flagship OLED from Sony this year . And the Flagship MINI-LED is only available @ 85 " for an absurd price tag .

I have not actually seen a QN95B yet but I know the local QN95B is of the VA version ( with the View angles tweaks ) , which is a good thing consider how many were ranting on last year QN95A  . So if it is anything like the last year QN95A , it is probably a very impressive TV .
As for the X95K , it is Sony's first MINI LED and its performance is disappointing . Its specification is inferior to the ones found on Samsung's .
I just don't think Sony's focus is on the high end LCD anymore . They are completely overshadowed by the QD-OLED & wRGB line up .

For typical users ,  the QN95B is better in almost every way . Especially if you are like me , spend a lot of times to fiddle around with the settings .
It is basically a mini supernova , sustaining @ 2000 cd/m2 which translates into very powerful performance under strong ambient light .
The FALD on Samsung's has more zones as well and the antiglare filter is superior than the ones found on Sony .
So unless you are so very obsessed with Dolby Vision and must get that ( Samsung TV still doesn't has it ) , probably get the QN95B instead .

I just bought 65X90k and i noticed dark corner for all four corners. Is it normal or is it defect? and in some scenes the pictures appear to be a bit grainy.

my x85k is not FALD but also have 4 dark corners

I brought to Sony service centre to check for possible repair. They told me that the motherboard is not in production anymore so even I can pay also not repairable.

Then they said they can give 20% discount voucher for me to buy a new Sony tv if want. So I left the tv there to consider for 2 weeks then decided not collect back the tv and they just dispose for me.

Just bought a new 65x85k tv from sen*, can anyone confirm that the display is 3700hrs? Does this mean this is a display unit?

i havent checked that, but isnt that counting the screen time since the tv last turned on? not the total life time usage

It has been a year since... why unreal... everyday 8-12 hours is normal for demo set

A80J does not have this... 

icic. ok. i will try tonite.

i also want to know if my set is really brand new although from my open box experience it should be.

but good to double confirm.

cinema is about the size... OLED is no where close to that .

I have a JVC NX5 projected on 130", vs my 77" and 65" OLED... cannot match la.

As long you're happy with it 
bright enough for me, running low lamp mode and even can close up some of the iris. Fully blackout room helps . But yeah, however blackout it is, the black is never black like OLED. But than again... with OLED I can't get the size, nor have my LCR speakers placed behind the screen.

Pros and cons lor, but I do have the Sony 77" A80K in my bedroom, sound system is Q Acoustics 3010i LR and 3090Ci Center... with 2 ceiling speakers (configured to top middle) powered by Denon X3700H and a cute little QB12 subwoofer .

Perfectly fine for TV series binge (don't wanna be sacrificing my projector bulb life for these tv series).

When it was still not cluttered up 😆 77” is the biggest I could fit there… originally I bought a 65” too small haha… went to view several 85” including the miniled but still preferred the OLED.