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Convael
post Mar 12 2025, 09:20 AM

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QUOTE(Jellyjian @ Mar 11 2025, 06:57 PM)
Anyone heard or own a Haier OLED TVs?

Can't really find any user reviews on the net regarding their OLED TVs.

What panel are they sourcing from?

https://www.haier.com/my/tvs/h55c900ux.shtml
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Theres only 2 OLED TV panels manufacturer on the market.

The one made by BOE are custom order and only used in very specific models .

So its either Quantum Dots OLED by Samsung, or WOLED by LG. Judging from the specification, likely the latter .

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Convael
post Mar 12 2025, 09:50 PM

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QUOTE(Jellyjian @ Mar 12 2025, 08:49 PM)
I thought so.. Thanks for enlightening.

They are marginally cheaper compared to others.. which is very tempting but seems like a landmine.
Offering 3 years warranty by default on top of that with an inbuilt sound bar.

But of course, the issue of brand reliability and aftersales service/warranty claim and all...
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From what I've heard, they don't use up-to-date panels. Meaning it could be from last year, not a dealbreaker since it is a lot cheaper.

And it is still OLEDs , still retain most of the superb quality such as more accurate colors, infinite contrasts and so on .


If you are seriously looking to buy an OLED, I would suggest waiting until the end of the year and pay a little bit more attention to those vouchers dropping from Laz / Shopee.
You can usually get a very good deal out of them LG or Samsung.

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Convael
post Mar 20 2025, 07:19 AM

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QUOTE(Jellyjian @ Mar 13 2025, 07:53 PM)
Actually looking to replace a 48' LG OLED A series - due to dead pixel on the edges (read from the net, that panels from around that batch/year has manufacturing defect leading to early failure/dead pixels forming around the edge)
Proceeded with warranty claim (covered by AIA electronic extended warranty program)
Deemed no replaceable part/repairable so they are covering the purchase price, asking to choose preferred models to replace/top up

Too bad, I don't see any A series in market currently;
Stepping up to B series, starting at minimum 55 inch is almost double the price already
Stepping up to C series, at 48 inch, would cost around 1k + more

Primary usage is for family to watch shows/movie with TV box with no gaming

HAIER pops up as a very affordable and budget choice..
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That's unfortunate .

The A series are severely watered down , from its mainline and flagship ( mainly the C and G series ) , to the point LG specifically downgrade the panel just so they can sell the C and G series.

As always you have got moronic salesman and lowyat forumers telling you those are great deals but in actual reality its all sales pitch.

To make it worse , it isn't actually that much cheaper. You are better off getting last year's C models , if your warranty is covered by LG.
If its the shop that cover for you , meaning you can choose any other brand , get Samsung's last year or even last last year's QD OLEDs , which are likely on major discounts right now.



 

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