QUOTE(cipan2001 @ Jun 3 2025, 12:31 PM)
hope mine does not kena... my warranty is expiring on 14 june 2025. besides, did u check with sony, how much to repair?
TCL C6K, Sony X85L or X90L or wait?, Best value and reliable TV under RM5k?
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Jun 3 2025, 12:49 PM
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QUOTE(overfloe @ May 26 2025, 03:02 PM) Bravia 5 will be the best among the tvs you listed. However, expect the price will be similar to the launch price of x90l two years ago, because sony will position Bravia5 to replace x90l. i am afraid of sony tv's longevity but seriously for TV, sony is my only choice which i cannot accept other brands, i may still go with sony anytime. I cant comment on sony tv's longevity because some owners shared in the sony thread, the x90 series die after the warranty ended. LG QNED? LG only makes good OLED tvs.. their led tvs cannot compete with the big boys. bravia 5 should be a decent choice, i saw it in person and comparing to bravia 9 which i saw in the sony centre, i would say that it is not too far off, both due to the limitation of mini-LED and not OLED, none of them can achieve true black and still have blooming. personally i will only buy OLED though becos the picture quality is day and night difference comparing to the mini-LED. it is something that one can immediate tell the difference when they see a OLED and mini-led TV side by side. This post has been edited by westlife: Jun 3 2025, 12:58 PM |
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QUOTE(overfloe @ Jun 3 2025, 03:24 PM) OLED is the way to go. but honestly though, on a moderately-lit room, mini-LED is quite close to OLED (at least in term of black). The biggest advantage if OLED is the wide viewing angle while retaining the picture quality. My kids have grown up so my next living room upgrade will be OLED.. in 5 years time, i'm sure 65" OLED price will be more reasonable. for the time being, let the kids enjoy (and abuse) the mini-LED tv while I enjoy the OLED in the bedroom haha. Yes wide viewing angle is also the greatest advantage especially for big family with ppl view the tv from different angle.Even u make ur kids stand at the side as punishment, they can still ‘enjoy’ the tv. 🤪 And oled tv is using dc dimming instead of pwm so no flickering at all, better for keys actually. Not to mention, OLED utilises less electricity than lcd. So save on electricity bill also. overfloe liked this post
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X85L is within your budget.
But if possible, always consider OLED. The experience is day and night difference comparing to LCD even mini-led. Even streaming content or free air channel can also experience the difference due to the true black and high contrast. |
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QUOTE(amirhadzeem341 @ Jun 12 2025, 10:08 AM) Our TV space are not suitable for OLED, got stained windows on the left and curtained ones on the back even though our space is not super bright. So, Mini-LED is our best bet atm. not really. OLED is not bright enough this statement has been not so much an issue nowadays.my 2021 model of A80J (OLED) sony tv serves me well even during day time without the need to close the curtain. and the high contrast and true black are something that once u experience u can never go back. if budget constraint, then yes, LCD is still an option, but comes to ultimate experience, OLED is still the best. and advice is also: dun try to experience OLED in the first place if u dun intend to spend the budget for it. becos u will be sold by it immediately. i had the similar mindset previously that LCD is actually not bad, and why need to spend money to go for OLED. But ever since i had experienced, i know why the extra money is worthwhile to spend. |
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QUOTE(mizuan @ Jun 12 2025, 10:14 AM) dun recommend that. they are using OEM panels from other manufacturers and rebrand it only and sell at slightly cheaper price, but the picture quality is never good enough...even their monitors may seems to be cheap but i would rather older brand like viewsonic, price is cheaper but colour in my opinion is even better than dell higher range products U series. I own them so i know. mizuan liked this post
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QUOTE(~~5ive~~ @ Jul 5 2025, 09:29 PM) With distance to tv at 4.5m, is it right to say i need to go with at least 75inch tv? 4.5m distance is very far leh… u sure ur measure of distance got no prob? Ur bungalow must be real big. currently owned Samsung OLED TV. I am exploring X90L, LG QNED86 at the moment. Or without burning holes to my wallet, there are xiaomi mini led (spec wise looks quite good) or tcl. I am trying to keep at 6k budget, but open to top up if it is good cp. Usage wise mostly for movie, with some future consideration of gaming. Will be good to get some opinions from lyn pros 4.5m even 75 inch is too small for that. Just 2m distance alone 55-inch just barely enough. With 65-inch only considered just nice. 4.5m u can image what size needed. This post has been edited by westlife: Jul 5 2025, 09:57 PM gobiomani liked this post
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QUOTE(Tealifos @ Sep 8 2025, 09:21 PM) Hi can you recommend any movies or show worth watching in oled? Nothing to do with settings but probably something to do with ur eyes I would say.Just wanna see actual difference I have oled 4k tv lg b2 (if not mistaken) and aorus 4k fo32up oled monitor But mostly i only played ps5/pc with it But i also watch 4k tv (non oled) (low or mid end 4k lg uhd tv i think at my cousin house..he buy around 2k yes oled is nice but I dont really see much difference apart from the tru black..watching netflix in those non oled 4k tv is still quite amazing to my eye.. Is it something to do with tv settings? Or the couch setup or my eyes 😢 Normal lcd and oled the difference is day and night even normal free air broadcast content can tell the difference. Just use YouTube to play any oled testing 4k or 8k video can tell the difference also. |
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