You're right, I stand corrected. There is no way to disable ASBL on Sony TVs. In that case that basically means a big NO if you're gaming a lot.

Disabling ASBL was a life saver on my C9. No more pointless and dumb screen dimming in movies where there are extended dark or lowly lit scenes. Prior to disabling ASBL, shows like Midnight Mass, Ozark, and DARK was unwatchable.


Who told you mini LED has perfect HDR?

Personally I'll always choose OLED. I've used OLEDs since 2017, never once have I encountered burn-in. Seriously hate the propaganda about fear mongering towards burn-in.

seems like Sony is slowly fixing it... not sure whether this applies only to QD-OLED or models with heatsink

If your aiming the best, direct go to LG as they are the pioneer of manufacturing OLED (Yes, most OLED panel is made from LG and sold to other brands)

OLED mostly good for those who like watching a lot of dark scene movies or those galaxy, star trek base movies. If not mostly mini LED, QLED/ULED TV is sufficient for most users.

For me, since i am not that demanding and mostly stream online tv series, normal LED TV also suit most of common people.

Elaborate sikit bro , why Samsung and not others.

This Panasonic is so expensive the z2000 is almost 16k for 65"

Panel lifetime & image quality better, thats all matter to my eyes.

The rest maybe also get panel from same supplier but not as good quality. Sometime u notice smaller size tv priced more than bigger size ones.

But if its cheap enough, half price of others, or cheap enough, go as big as you wanted. I bought huge size and super comfortable to eyes.