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$2198 | Sony 77 Inch BRAVIA 6 OLED 4K HDR Smart Google TV with Gemini (K-77A60) at Amazon

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sigchidjToday 1:33 PM
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Got all excited thinking it was $1298. I'm voting for the party that ends the Sony Tax
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I have a 11-year old local dimming Bravia series 900. It's still working like a champ with amazing image quality.

How is the quality of the latest OLED Bravias? Are these the ones made by TCL? Should I stick to the non-OLED models instead when it's time to replace?
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Quote from ferganer View quoted comment :
I have a 11-year old local dimming Bravia series 900. It's still working like a champ with amazing image quality.How is the quality of the latest OLED Bravias? Are these the ones made by TCL? Should I stick to the non-OLED models instead when it's time to replace?
The Bravia 6 Series is comparable to the LG B Series OLED. In the past the LG B Series OLEDs aren't as bright as the C or G Series, but any OLED will outperm any LCD due to its near infinite contrast and per pixel level dimming instead of relying on dimming zones. You'll notice the upgrades right away.
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ferganerToday 1:39 PM
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Quote from TeachMeHow View quoted comment :
The Bravia 6 Series is comparable to the LG B Series OLED. In the past the LG B Series OLEDs aren't as bright as the C or G Series, but any OLED will outperm any LCD due to its near infinite contrast and per pixel level dimming instead of relying on dimming zones. You'll notice the upgrades right away.
How about image quality longevity. Do OLEDs still have issues with image degradation. Sorry I haven't been in the TV market for a while.
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TeachMeHowToday 1:43 PM
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Quote from ferganer View quoted comment :
How about image quality longevity. Do OLEDs still have issues with image degradation. Sorry I haven't been in the TV market for a while.
OLEDs use organic pixels so you can experience burn in if you watch the same content over and over or display static images for long periods of time. The another burn in measures are much better than they have been in the past.

My LG C1 77" (2021) still looks phenomenal after 5,000-6,000 hours of use. Gaming and mixed media. If you get an OLED, I'd recommend getting an extended warranty that covers burn in. Additionally, if you were to go with a LG G Series or higher, a 5 year panel warranty is included with your purchase.
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Kuma1Today 2:30 PM
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Quote from TeachMeHow View quoted comment :
OLEDs use organic pixels so you can experience burn in if you watch the same content over and over or display static images for long periods of time. The another burn in measures are much better than they have been in the past.

My LG C1 77" (2021) still looks phenomenal after 5,000-6,000 hours of use. Gaming and mixed media. If you get an OLED, I'd recommend getting an extended warranty that covers burn in. Additionally, if you were to go with a LG G Series or higher, a 5 year panel warranty is included with your purchase.

Have had the same Sony for almost 10 years and also new to the market. What is(are) the best 77" for bright rooms/reflections? Want to focus on those tv's waiting for a deal. Thanks!
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Quote from TeachMeHow View quoted comment :
OLEDs use organic pixels so you can experience burn in if you watch the same content over and over or display static images for long periods of time. The another burn in measures are much better than they have been in the past.

My LG C1 77" (2021) still looks phenomenal after 5,000-6,000 hours of use. Gaming and mixed media. If you get an OLED, I'd recommend getting an extended warranty that covers burn in. Additionally, if you were to go with a LG G Series or higher, a 5 year panel warranty is included with your purchase.
I have a 77" LG OLED that I bought as a display from Best Buy during the crazy 50% off open box COVID sale. This thing has 12,000 hours on it currently and I budgeted like 2 years ago to buy a new TV but it's still going strong.

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