75” Tv recommendations?

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So you mean Sony with their 50 years + of Tv technology and full array local dimming cannot process better pictures than Nvidia shield or Apple?

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Lol have you seen what amdk like google and apple did with camera processing vs sony/nikon/olympus/canon, despite decades of experience.

Now for most people even phones tiny camera lens and sensor can fight with dslr. See no more fad of people carrying dlsr liao.

Also, streaming and 4k digital media quite new so sony tv decade tech no use unless you watch broadcast tv / low res video lol.
 

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For + - $3500, I estimate in order of performance .....

Samsung QN90B
Samsung QN90A
Samsung QN85A
Samsung QN85B
Sony X900H
Sony X90J
Sony X90K
TCL C835
TCL C825
LG NANO91
Hisese U8H
LG QNED80
LG NANO85

Happy shopping!
How about the 75" TCL C935?

How does it compare with TCL C835?

Trying to get a 75" mini-Led TV with under $4k budget to be used in a very bright living room. So OLED's out.

Seemed like only Chinese brands at this price point with the mini-LED technology.

For 75", seemed like it's Hisense U8H vs TCL C835 vs TCL C935 to compare at this budget.
 

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Lol have you seen what amdk like google and apple did with camera processing vs sony/nikon/olympus/canon, despite decades of experience.

Now for most people even phones tiny camera lens and sensor can fight with dslr. See no more fad of people carrying dlsr liao.

Also, streaming and 4k digital media quite new so sony tv decade tech no use unless you watch broadcast tv / low res video lol.
But Samsung tv and Sony Tv still not bad lei. Rtings always put them higher up.
 

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Lol have you seen what amdk like google and apple did with camera processing vs sony/nikon/olympus/canon, despite decades of experience.

Now for most people even phones tiny camera lens and sensor can fight with dslr. See no more fad of people carrying dlsr liao.

Also, streaming and 4k digital media quite new so sony tv decade tech no use unless you watch broadcast tv / low res video lol.
If the lens of a phone camera works for you, that's great.
For those who can discern the difference, there is a vast difference. But the DLSR camera is heavy, so each has it's merits.
Again, with regards to TV quality, it's a blessing if you find the basic sets sufficient. Great for the wallet.
 

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How about the 75" TCL C935?

How does it compare with TCL C835?

Trying to get a 75" mini-Led TV with under $4k budget to be used in a very bright living room. So OLED's out.

Seemed like only Chinese brands at this price point with the mini-LED technology.

For 75", seemed like it's Hisense U8H vs TCL C835 vs TCL C935 to compare at this budget.
Yeah. While C935 is better than C835, it is about $4.5K. Well, it may be closer to $4K in two days' time at 4.4. Sale.
 

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If the lens of a phone camera works for you, that's great.
For those who can discern the difference, there is a vast difference. But the DLSR camera is heavy, so each has it's merits.
Again, with regards to TV quality, it's a blessing if you find the basic sets sufficient. Great for the wallet.
Depend on what you mean by basic. Imo tcl mini led range are not basic and is comparable to the likes of sony but yeah their lower end range definitely not world beater but it’s still great value.


But Samsung tv and Sony Tv still not bad lei. Rtings always put them higher up.
Depend on range. Tcl mini led is just as good but tcl lower / medium end sure cannot fight. Sony and samsung higher end also definitely better cause got oled.
 

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Yeah. While C935 is better than C835, it is about $4.5K. Well, it may be closer to $4K in two days' time at 4.4. Sale.
Yes, waiting for the 4.4 or 5.5 sale to see if the deals are attractive.

C835 75" is $3.5K vs C935 75" at $4.5K, before any discounts and vouchers.

Do you think it's worth the $1K difference between the two?
 

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Yes, waiting for the 4.4 or 5.5 sale to see if the deals are attractive.

C835 75" is $3.5K vs C935 75" at $4.5K, before any discounts and vouchers.

Do you think it's worth the $1K difference between the two?
A question only you can answer. Best way to decide is to go down to see the two TVs in person in order to see if it's worth the $1K difference.

For me, it's not, coz I'm a poor guy aiming only for a mid-range TV i.e. the C835 is already quite a bit above my needs; and I believe while C935 looks better, it's not '$1K better'.

Meanwhile, the web should have a few articles comparing these TVs:
 

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Hisense seems to be coming with good stuff. Anyone had experience with their models?
 

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Yes, waiting for the 4.4 or 5.5 sale to see if the deals are attractive.

C835 75" is $3.5K vs C935 75" at $4.5K, before any discounts and vouchers.

Do you think it's worth the $1K difference between the two?
If can no hurry, can wait for c845 - 2023 model. Supposedly it’s c935 level on c8 series. Can save yourself $1k I guess.

Also, 75c935 review from hdtvtest say got white bar at the top that’s not there on c835
 

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If can no hurry, can wait for c845 - 2023 model. Supposedly it’s c935 level on c8 series. Can save yourself $1k I guess.

Also, 75c935 review from hdtvtest say got white bar at the top that’s not there on c835
Hopefully, it's just an unlucky panel lottery issue .....
 

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A question only you can answer. Best way to decide is to go down to see the two TVs in person in order to see if it's worth the $1K difference.

For me, it's not, coz I'm a poor guy aiming only for a mid-range TV i.e. the C835 is already quite a bit above my needs; and I believe while C935 looks better, it's not '$1K better'.

Meanwhile, the web should have a few articles comparing these TVs:


Thanks for your advice and tips.

Do you know of any physical shops in Singapore will have both the C835 and C935 on display currently? I went to Giant Hypermart at Suntec and NTUC Xtra at Kallang and they don't seemed to have it on display.

The specs for the C935 looks rather superior compared to the C835. 7680 leds vs 1440 leds and 2500 nits vs 1500 nits seemed like quite a bit of difference in brightness.

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If can no hurry, can wait for c845 - 2023 model. Supposedly it’s c935 level on c8 series. Can save yourself $1k I guess.

Also, 75c935 review from hdtvtest say got white bar at the top that’s not there on c835
Thanks for this.

Any idea when the 4th gens for both the C8-series and C9-series will be out on sale in Singapore? I checked and it was already launch in Jan/Feb 2023 in Europe.

The 4.4 sale price seemed to have dropped a fair bit, in anticipation of the new models coming on sale?

And the difference is $900 now for both 65" and 75" size of the C835 and C935.

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Thanks for this.

Any idea when the 4th gens for both the C8-series and C9-series will be out on sale in Singapore? I checked and it was already launch in Jan/Feb 2023 in Europe.

The 4.4 sale price seemed to have dropped a fair bit, in anticipation of the new models coming on sale?

And the difference is $900 now for both 65" and 75" size of the C835 and C935.

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Based on last year it will be around july/august.

imo the 935 is not worth $900 more. At that price, might as well go oled (but 65).

Also, can’t believe the price jump from c8 to c9 so much diff now. At launch, 65 c935 only 2499

2,499 is for the 65” C935. C935 doesnt come in 55” . Just clarify with the salesman from smart tech. Currently on the fence of getting either a 65” C728 or all out for the C935, as when i went down to test the C728 against the C825, honestly i felt the C728 colour looks more bright when both are on the same setting.
 
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Thanks for your advice and tips.

Do you know of any physical shops in Singapore will have both the C835 and C935 on display currently? I went to Giant Hypermart at Suntec and NTUC Xtra at Kallang and they don't seemed to have it on display.

The specs for the C935 looks rather superior compared to the C835. 7680 leds vs 1440 leds and 2500 nits vs 1500 nits seemed like quite a bit of difference in brightness.

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No idea.
Perhaps you can contact TCL SG for info: https://www.tcl.com/sg/en/support/contact-us
 

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Based on last year it will be around july/august.

imo the 935 is not worth $900 more. At that price, might as well go oled (but 65).

Also, can’t believe the price jump from c8 to c9 so much diff now. At launch, 65 c935 only 2499
Okay, thanks!

Any ideas about the C935 75" lauch price last July/August?

The 65" C935 is now $2699 after all the generic shop discounts. So maybe just $200 difference now because of inflation?

My worry is that the C845 prices may be more expensive than last year's launch price because of inflation.

All the major brands' flagship models this year is about 15%-25% more expensive than last year's models.
 
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