all brand cepat rosak. Nothing last forever. Why want u keep on changing new tv

Should be good. I only dare to get this brand after seeing my close friend using his more than 6 years without any issues.

Pic quality and features good, VA panel and love the Ambilight.

samsung dont make LCD panel anymore.
they sold them to TCL CSOT.

Buy expensive2 tv but if didnt get a proper licensed professional display calibrator to calibrate your tv also no use..

Ya ok. I got Philips 50" rm1.2k bought during MCO. Looks great and still works.

I like ambilight. If I got Philips ambilight TV I might get the floor ambilight to complement. The floor one cost rm500 for 1 side.

No need
Expensive Samsung TV for build in calibration to use with Samsung handphone

For B40 can use iPhone and apple TV to calibrate. Owai

Anyway, just buy 85" and you feel the reason to buy expensive TV. The gempakness you feel everyday is awesome.

Oled of course.

U see any phone with qled screen? Lulz. It will look terrible.

OLED tv won't make your eyes feel tired for hours of watching.

Like some have mentioned. Generally speacking and purely on picture quality, OLED is king.

Having said that, it may not be suitable for your specific requirement. Generally speaking. OLED is not suitable for very bright room like in a typical SenQ shows room.

OLED is also not suitable for static display. Like using as airport display panel or you playing some games with some static images.

Cost. OLED is generally more expensive and uses more electricity.


Sine I uses it in my house (no way as bright as SenQ show room), and watches movies (no video game), I use OLED and can't go back to LED or QLED

You mean philips Hue ?

You can sync up the TV ambilight 26th the philips hue lights.

that backlight good for display

very eyes hurting

No it isn't. Especially on the bigger screen, it makes viewing more closer . You will feel that you are in the picture rather than watching it. More fun to watch. Don't think I can get used to TV without this feature now


By default setting, the ambilight level is rather high, bright.
I turned it down to 50% since my living area is dim / cozy at night.

This post has been edited by skyblu3: Jan 8 2024, 08:55 AM

Actually are the "improvements" these QLED, OLED or whatever shit bring really visible to an ordinary person's eyes?
I feel that all these are just gimmicks, and actually cannot be differentiated by the naked eye. From Plasma to LCD to LED, they have undergone so many improvements, and still ongoing.
I settled for a 75" UHD LED tv for just 3k+, at least we can easily tell the difference from a bigger size screen compared to all these gimicky naming schemes.

Yes

More like this
https://s.lazada.com.my/s.7JZUU

But the link to Lazada is for Wiz which is incompatible with hue.

The hue one probably discontinued

Seems like Philip is discontinue hue

Why ar?

Is it Philip think Malaysian are b40?

No money to buy hue. Can only buy Wiz?

This post has been edited by vapanel: Jan 8 2024, 08:29 AM

Good for you if you cant differentiate the difference. Mean you can go for cheapest largest tv you can get. No need high quality screen.

this Wiz looks good. Smart light.
but don't think this can be sync with Ambilight on the TV.

QLED vs OLED is always the debate.
these two have stregths and weaknesses.
If you compare side by side in the show room, sure can see the difference.

But if you settle for one, let's say QLED.
you bring it home, watch it at home. You will be happy with it.

unless you are those hardcore type macam those audiophile people that their ears are super sensitive. That even using a RM600 power cord also makes a difference.

I already told you cannot

Wiz is B40 version of Hue

Malaysian are poor

That's why Philips don't want to sell expensive Hue

Agree with you.
For the same amount of money, I will buy 65-75" branded Tv anytime...
Bigger is king...

PS: I have 3 TVs in that size for each my house hall / family area.. I dont care QLED, OLED whatever shit... As long picture is good & clear...

This post has been edited by khusyairi: Jan 8 2024, 09:12 AM

Once you watch OLED in a pitch black dark room, you probably wouldn’t say the same. Even for bright living room condition, dark movies can easily be differentiated also.

what the diff i also dont know... hahaha