Is Dolby Vision a must ? Otherwise S90C QD OLED is a no brainer with your budget

actually TV ..u see that there got different

bring back n see ..not much already

I am actually angry with Samsung

Fark Samsung

Then buy the biggest TV
Sure got different from previous TV
Hahahaha

if it fit well with your living room then ya ..go for that

Sure can one. Mine is 9ft away can fit 85" TV and still feel small.

Why lol

Pay so much but stuck with HDR10+ when majority content is DV

coming from a potato 720p TV, i have no idea what dolby vision (and various other TV related jargon) is. every single TV in the shop looks amazing to my eyes. only if i watch youtube comparison test only i know whats the difference to look out for (eg. blooming on X90L vs A80L)

are u referring to this ?

so far i'm leaning towards sony because it's considered one of the giants? dont plan to change TV every 3-4 years tbh.. prefer to get something that 'sort of' future proof and can last for maybe 10 years.

Agree on this

S90C will look more colorful than A80L because S90C = Sony A95L.

So what tv u using and the size?

7906
70"

Yes. That's the S90C. QD-OLED TV that can surpass the 1000 nits level mark and a perfect TV for PS5 also.

The technical jargons can be a bit overwhelming sometimes. Basically, Dolby Vision is a HDR format that utilizes dynamic metadata to instruct the display to apply brightness, shadow, mid tones and highlights (sun, stars etc) scene by scene basis. Where as for the basic HDR10 static metadata the darkest and brightest level stays the same the entire content.

If you talk about the "technical future proof", the LG G3 MLA OLED, Samsung S90C, S95C and Sony A95L is quite future proofed for now. But if you talk about the longevity of all the brands I have no comment.

Yeah that's the thing with Samsung, Amazon prime video has some contents for HDR10+ though

This seems to be right.

QD basically stands for quantum dot! QD OLED should have better reliability than OLED.

Mini LED is a safe bet if you’re Looking for a proven reliability.

Philips ada baik? Ayam very long no heard of this brand d. The previous philips I own was when ayam didn't have fur on my D

Significant when watch dark movies

Ayam wented to shop to surveyed and TBH ayam cannot differentiate QLED with OLED except QLED more brighter at darker place and black pixel is really black pixel (not whitish black).

Anyway the most comparable moment is the shop i wented hardcore promoting Haier brand OLED when side by side with Samsung QLED i can hardly noticed the difference.

End up ayam boughted TCL C645 costs RM2.8K and get coinsback worth RM200
Been using LG over 7 years actually not really issue with the TV except the Youtube app keep hang.

This post has been edited by WaCKy-Angel: Jan 8 2024, 12:17 AM

i don care about panel, so any brand is ok? sub 2k, or 1.7k
LG? samsung many say cepat rosak