Sony TV Discussion Thread III

[DriftKing]

Saw Sony running discount, looking for 65 inch, what are the recommendation and prices we're looking at x950h or x90j?

Currently using TCL p8S, really HDR content is not cutting it and dark scenes are just unwatchable.

Was impressed by Samsung old qf9n model from the good years not so much of their newer model. Never really got to look into Sony models deeply.

 

[alexneoh]

i dont think so. But if you get a90j will less risk of burn in as it has built in heatsink.

Does A80J come with the build in heatsink?

 

[congster2]

i dont think so. But if you get a90j will less risk of burn in as it has built in heatsink.

Erm. They put in the heat sink in part because they want to put in more power to allow the TV to go brighter, so I'm not sure if the risk is really mitigated.

 

[badbad2000]

Erm. They put in the heat sink in part because they want to put in more power to allow the TV to go brighter, so I'm not sure if the risk is really mitigated.

Youtuber tested the image retention very fast recover compare with normal model.

 

[badbad2000]

Erm. They put in the heat sink in part because they want to put in more power to allow the TV to go brighter, so I'm not sure if the risk is really mitigated.

 

[congster2]

I've watched this before. Not increasing the risk, and decreasing the risk, are 2 different things.

 

[badbad2000]

I've watched this before. Not increasing the risk, and decreasing the risk, are 2 different things.

It is a more energy efficient panel plus implementation of an aluminum lamination for heat dissipation.
Only mitigate but is not burn in free.

If worry of this topic, LCD.

 

[congster2]

It is a more energy efficient panel plus implementation of an aluminum lamination for heat dissipation.
Only mitigate but is not burn in free.

If worry of this topic, LCD.

Yeah my point is that I don't think the a90j has a lower risk of burn in compared to other oled panels after considering the fact that the panel is operating at a higher power level. The added heat dissipation and efficiencies offset this risk but I don't think it mitigates it to the point where one can say it's superior to other panels, from a burn in risk perspective - which is what you claimed in your earlier post. I don't think we have enough information to make that determination.

 

[uniquely_ad]

Saw Sony running discount, looking for 65 inch, what are the recommendation and prices we're looking at x950h or x90j?

Currently using TCL p8S, really HDR content is not cutting it and dark scenes are just unwatchable.

Was impressed by Samsung old qf9n model from the good years not so much of their newer model. Never really got to look into Sony models deeply.

At where? Did you manage to see what they offer? And what's the price for 55

 

[DriftKing]

At where? Did you manage to see what they offer? And what's the price for 55

From their website. X90j seems oos already

 

[uniquely_ad]

Its hard to decide between this and c1..but the upper hand sony has over LG it is that they are using Android TV which is amazing

 

[badbad2000]

Yeah my point is that I don't think the a90j has a lower risk of burn in compared to other oled panels after considering the fact that the panel is operating at a higher power level. The added heat dissipation and efficiencies offset this risk but I don't think it mitigates it to the point where one can say it's superior to other panels, from a burn in risk perspective - which is what you claimed in your earlier post. I don't think we have enough information to make that determination.

i still think the "evo" panel does because G1 in UK US have 5 years warranty cover under normal viewing condition now but not for C1.

 

[badbad2000]

Its hard to decide between this and c1..but the upper hand sony has over LG it is that they are using Android TV which is amazing

if you play game using xbox or pc, C1 is the best choice as it also will support DV gaming & VRR.
If you for movie, drama and little game, ps or switch like me, I go for Sony.

many cheap android box out there or get nvidia shield better than the build in on TV.

 

[Kevin10]

Saw Sony running discount, looking for 65 inch, what are the recommendation and prices we're looking at x950h or x90j?

Currently using TCL p8S, really HDR content is not cutting it and dark scenes are just unwatchable.

Was impressed by Samsung old qf9n model from the good years not so much of their newer model. Never really got to look into Sony models deeply.

I got the 65x90J at 2499 @ GC , just for your reference.

 

[petetherock]

Is the 85x95 on the market yet ?
Anyone seen the street pricing?
I was told it’s more than 7k pre launch

 

[DriftKing]

I got the 65x90J at 2499 @ GC , just for your reference.

Is it 1+2 years warranty?

I'm lurking Aussie forum,.their x950h is 2.4k AUD for 65 inch only But seems only 1 year warranty.

 

[Kevin10]

Is it 1+2 years warranty?

I'm lurking Aussie forum,.their x950h is 2.4k AUD for 65 inch only But seems only 1 year warranty.

erm.. not too sure. but I think is the standard sony warranty.

 

[badbad2000]

Is the 85x95 on the market yet ?
Anyone seen the street pricing?
I was told it’s more than 7k pre launch

7.2k preorder. end of Aug deliver.

 

[badbad2000]

Is the 85x95 on the market yet ?
Anyone seen the street pricing?
I was told it’s more than 7k pre launch

big screen options: oled 77", 83" or LCD 85"
For LCD, I will think the QN90A 85" will be super nice. Very Slim panel.

 

[DriftKing]

I got the 65x90J at 2499 @ GC , just for your reference.

Really tough to choose, just saw reviews of x90J and wasn't impressed. Now x95h is around the same price as Samsung 95T, any reason not to go with the Samsung?