Amazon.com: TCL 65 Inch Class QM8L Series | SQD-Mini-LED QLED Smart TV | 65QM8L, 2026 Model | 144Hz | Ultimate Color Brightness & Contrast | Google AI Bang & Olufsen | Voice Control Gaming Streaming Television : Electronics
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Amazon.com: TCL 65 Inch Class QM8L Series | SQD-Mini-LED QLED Smart TV | 65QM8L, 2026 Model | 144Hz | Ultimate Color Brightness & Contrast | Google AI Bang & Olufsen | Voice Control Gaming Streaming Television : Electronics
Check out the price of the Sony Bravia 9 MK2 You will really be amazed
Yeah, that's expensive too. Unless you specifically need that for a bright room, I don't know why someone would choose that over OLED that's half or less the cost for the same size.
Yeah, that's expensive too. Unless you specifically need that for a bright room, I don't know why someone would choose that over OLED that's half or less the cost for the same size.
That depends...some people, as you pointed out, need bright rom performance
but even among OLED's there are significant price/ performance differences
I can see that same individual looking at the Sony Bravia 9 Mk2 as their alternative to the top reviewed Samsung S95H. They are only a few hundred apart as of now
I'm shopping around for a tv. I'm leaning toward led because the tv will be on a lot in this household and I'm scared of burn in with oled. Maybe I should pull the trigger on this one.
I've had a 65" C5 for 13 months. It's on from 9am - 12am every day (wfh, usually news and or a movie for background noise, sometimes music but it's all controlled by an AppleTV streamer. I don't have any issues with burn in or it not being bright enough. B4 in another room struggles during daylight, s90d in bedroom is pretty cool but if I'm watching in bed on a Saturday afternoon even the Sammy struggles.
I have a couple MiniLED 43" sets that are pretty bright but don't compare to OLED, blooming and washed out blacks. They are VA panels from 2023. I'm looking for an 83-85" for a new build out and really want to try the new RGB minis but at this price I'll get a G5/6 or S95f/H with EPP and come out ahead.
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but even among OLED's there are significant price/ performance differences
For instance...the TV that won the recent Value electronics shootout ( for OLED's ) is the Samsung S95H
https://www.bestbuy.com/product/s...JJGRF3Q3GR
I can see that same individual looking at the Sony Bravia 9 Mk2 as their alternative to the top reviewed Samsung S95H. They are only a few hundred apart as of now
Furthermore this one has poor motion people are reporting with the new panel so last years version may be better for some use cases.
I have a couple MiniLED 43" sets that are pretty bright but don't compare to OLED, blooming and washed out blacks. They are VA panels from 2023. I'm looking for an 83-85" for a new build out and really want to try the new RGB minis but at this price I'll get a G5/6 or S95f/H with EPP and come out ahead.
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Some people don't like having blinds closed when sitting in the living room in the afternoon.
However, this is still overpriced. It's a new model so it's going to come down even more in price.
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