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Originally Posted by mashmash
(Post 5293303)
Thoroughly confused!! Would like to know your views on the below three models that I have managed to shortlist. 1. https://www.sony.co.in/electronics/t...ns/x90j-series 2. https://www.sony.co.in/electronics/t...kaAuqUEALw_wcB 3. https://www.lg.com/in/tvs/lg-oled55c1ptz Yes, 2 & 3 are OLED and 1 is not. That apart, based on personal experience which one would one suggest I get? I hear OLED have slightly lower brightness levels. Is it really bad in a room with blackout curtains? This is the only reason why the x90j is shortlisted. MaSh |
Originally Posted by mashmash
(Post 5293303)
Thoroughly confused!! Would like to know your views on the below three models that I have managed to shortlist. 1. https://www.sony.co.in/electronics/t...ns/x90j-series 2. https://www.sony.co.in/electronics/t...kaAuqUEALw_wcB 3. https://www.lg.com/in/tvs/lg-oled55c1ptz Yes, 2 & 3 are OLED and 1 is not. That apart, based on personal experience which one would one suggest I get? I hear OLED have slightly lower brightness levels. Is it really bad in a room with blackout curtains? This is the only reason why the x90j is shortlisted. MaSh |
Originally Posted by Aviator_guy
(Post 5288362)
I have connected TV to UPS, it is working seamlessly and handling frequent power cuts in Bangalore well. Please look for UPS model which can suit your TV wattage. |
Originally Posted by mashmash
(Post 5293303)
Thoroughly confused!! Would like to know your views on the below three models that I have managed to shortlist. 1. https://www.sony.co.in/electronics/t...ns/x90j-series 2. https://www.sony.co.in/electronics/t...kaAuqUEALw_wcB 3. https://www.lg.com/in/tvs/lg-oled55c1ptz Yes, 2 & 3 are OLED and 1 is not. That apart, based on personal experience which one would one suggest I get? I hear OLED have slightly lower brightness levels. Is it really bad in a room with blackout curtains? This is the only reason why the x90j is shortlisted. MaSh |
Originally Posted by AYP
(Post 5293320)
Between 2 and 3- Even though Sony uses LG panel, they are able to caliberate the display in such a way that it is slightly better than the LG. Unless you are a gamer, you should go for the Sony. As far as the LCD option is concerned, well, the OLEDs are definitely gonna be better in quality. However, if you are open to a 65 incher, then I would suggest the 65 inch A90j over the other OLEDs. Yes, the OLEDs have better quality but the immersion of a bigger screen will more than make up for it. If you wanna stick to 55 inchers only, rather get one of the OLEDs. |
Originally Posted by punto_
(Post 5293315)
I’ve been using LG C9 from little over 2 years. Here are my thoughts: once you see an oled tv there’s really nothing like it (yet). Go for it you won’t regret it. The TV in my home is near a very large window (8x8’) and no I don’t feel it’s not bright enough. It’s more than enough bright! ESP if you watch Dolby Vision content, you will just appreciate how good the picture quality looks. Doesn’t matter LG or Sony, whatever you like but OLED it is. |
Originally Posted by nibedk
(Post 5293322)
OLED it has to be. Had a plasma earlier and was always used to higher contrast ratios anyway. Unless and until you plan to watch TV from extreme edges of the room - OLED are the ones to go for. They are bright enough to be seen with lights on or windows open. But it really shines in dark environments. You don't need black out curtains and all. We have normal curtains and just switch off the lights, put the curtains down and enjoy the show. Sony or LG - anything will do but with a LG you save enough to go a size larger or invest in a home theatre. |
Originally Posted by mashmash
(Post 5293358)
Sony A80J 55" or the LG 48" OLED it is then. If folks at home find the size too big, then would have to settle for the LG 48" OLED. Sony does not have this size. Chances of getting the Sony are higher. MaSh |
Originally Posted by nibedk
(Post 5293363)
Making it a little harder for you. I would still suggest the LG. With a price difference of more than 20 K (checked online), you can bargain for a much better rate for LG and this gap will widen further. You can either go for a higher size or invest in a good home theatre. The sound systems in the TV are pretty meh! |
Originally Posted by nibedk
(Post 5293322)
Only the viewing angle is where non OLEDs are ahead |
Originally Posted by smnrock
(Post 5293454)
Isn't OLED's are known for having better viewing angles? In fact better then IPS? |
Originally Posted by smnrock
(Post 5293454)
Isn't OLED's are known for having better viewing angles? In fact better then IPS? |
Originally Posted by Aroy
(Post 5293621)
The viewing angle is over hyped. Think about it, how many of us view the TV at more than 20 degrees off? Unlike computer monitors, we generally view the TV from a distance square on, rarely from the sides. In fact what is more appealing to the eye is pure blacks and high brightness, rarely the viewing angle. |
Originally Posted by Aroy
(Post 5293621)
The viewing angle is over hyped. Think about it, how many of us view the TV at more than 20 degrees off? Unlike computer monitors, we generally view the TV from a distance square on, rarely from the sides. In fact what is more appealing to the eye is pure blacks and high brightness, rarely the viewing angle. On the side : If you are not watching musical programs, but TV shows mostly, even the standard sound on mainline TV's is quite good. We have one 10+ years 43" TV with add on sound system - large high power speakers, surround sound and the works. Fine for musical programs and deep bass but overkill for programs. The newer 55" 4K TV has good enough sound for most TV shows - Live broadcasts, Netflix, Prime video and you tube. |
Originally Posted by Aviator_guy
(Post 5288362)
I have connected TV to UPS, it is working seamlessly and handling frequent power cuts in Bangalore well. |
Originally Posted by Lobogris
(Post 5294706)
At the risk of sounding ignorant, are there power cuts happening in 2022 in Bangalore which is like the Silicon Valley of India and that too frequent ones? For the past many years, we haven't even bothered getting UPS for TVs or computers in Delhi NCR as months can go by without a power cut. |
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