at its RRP (8.7k) its definitely not worth the price. But currently on promo (7599 + free RM700 tng ewallet credits), its making me consider it
thanks for sharing. I'm surprised you would still go back to OLED despite the prior experience

just like you, I know i will be watching a variety of contents including sports and gaming, so I knew it's not gonna be OLED, I'm not spending more than 9 - 10k+ on a TV just to have it suffer issues in less than 5 years.

my next best bet would be miniLED but the choice is really limited in our market as of now

Samsung is the obvious choice.... its just that I'll need to forget about Dolby Vision, which is something I'm still on the fence now. Some say it doesn't matter, while some who are used to it will say they will never get another TV without it

if what you are after is colour accuracy (since u mention u dont like Samsung colours?), Sony seems to be the best choice but not sure if you are willing to go Sony again after your experience. LG seems ok as well judging from reviews of their 2023 models

I just bought Sony X90L 65 inch at sony center for rm6699 with 5 years warranty.

Sigh, bunch of dead pixels too right of the panel. 77” A80K.

No idea, this panel is mounted to the wall, a lot gap behind also.

Sony knows they have a very strong fanbase when it comes to TV Some people will die die only buy Sony TV

well we'll see what their 2024 models will bring. They will have a flagship miniled with quite a leap in the tech, but whether they will bump the 90 series up to miniled remains to be seen

Replaced panel, service guy said first time he replace for A80K 😆

Don't want to look so closely... else later emo again hahaha! But... the one had issue was super duper obvious.. it is not by pixel lol. It was by a bunch of pixels.

Once you see it cannot be unseen.

I just realized that A80J and A80K has different playback capability...

There are Plex files that I could stream off the A80K but it simply can't be played on the A80J... weird. I thought it was the same chipset.

My Oct 2021 X65J just died on me, kindly advise where in Subang or SAlam to repair? Out of warranty

My 1 year+ A80J is starting to acting up, now it sometimes won't turn on and had to power cycle it first before it will turn on, few times already but not always, so I can't really replicate it if I get the Sony tech to come in.
Anyone experienced it before?

my friend's first gen A1 OLED is still kicking strong today, whereas many have poor experience with Sony's recent years lineup, most doesn't seems to last long, lots of complaints on reddit

mine seems to be ok for now after I've fiddled with some of the power saving settings, auto off from default 8 hours to 2 hours, and also have totally turn off Bravia Link
Still under warranty until 2025, and another year of SenQ warranty after that, just hope if it wanna die, please die within the warranty period

do u use ur A80J with ps4? my ps4 cannot wake up the TV even when i powered on the ps4... how come ah? 

Damn.. I tot Sony tv usually last a long time.. my last Sony tv lasted me 8 years…

Do you guys know why my X90J suddenly don’t have pictures.. backlight functioning and sounds just okay

Can be repaired or not?

i had this display set of KDL-50W800B which i bought from aeon which ran about 1 year before i bought it... but good thing that time when i bought it it still came with 2 years of warranty despite it is a display set.

during the 2 years, got one time my TV kena lighting strike, and totally blacked out. managed to claim one time warranty which they changed the mobo or something.

during covid kena another time of lighting strike, but already no more warranty, and even i sent back to sony centre to repair, they said no more production of mobo. but i guess even have stock will be very expensive.

that one bought in 2015. also used for 5 years (my own usage) +1 years (display time at aeon due to display set).
if not due to lightning strike, i think it can last about the same as my 42-inch one (which lasted for 10 years+).

replaced with 55A80J. also a huge improvement. 

So many choices, I think it will be a tough decision making for buyers. 

ic. can try sony tv. I had been buying sony tv only since 2011.
I love the current A80J a lot especially recently. watched a lot of 4k movies at home.. nicer than going out to cinema to watch. 

updated link that works..
https://www.sony.com.my/bravia/sony-picture...rms-conditions1

yes, if within warranty period, even extended warranty, they will send ppl to repair i am sure. they should be the same.

if after warranty, i am sure just the visit to home to check what prob also need to pay.
yes, agreed that if buy extended warranty, just buy from sony better.

harvey norman also has the extended warranty that can purchase, slightly more ex, but only advantage is beyond repair, they just give u the full credits of ur tv price to buy a new one.

yeah. i worried also.. i only have until 5pm today to decide... 
ic. yes, i do know that sony centre (even authorised dealer), they sometime bundle the extra 3 years warranty into their package to attract ppl to buy. even lion mas likes to do that also.

yeah, i am also worried, becos i saw many cases here. i worry that my sony TVs will spoil, although the only sony TV i bought so far it spoiled is the 42-inch W674A, but that one also used for almost 11 years before it spoiled so considered not bad already.

so now i dun know if i should add the extended warranty.
but that's it is close to 1/4 of the price of the tv for extra 3 years warranty...

indeed. just that the amount is not little to be frank. 

for extended warranty, can only pay by cash....