Confused :: TV Buying in India below 60,000 INR
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Where did u get the sale price info?
You already have the best tvs in your shortlist. I would avoid oneplus q1.
rajesh.sml
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So as per you its between Toshiba 7980 and Samsun Frame ??
So people have raised concerns if Edge lighting of frame and I do not see availability of Toshiba 7980 on Amazon/Flipkart/Reliance Digital
thegr8anand
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Go for Frame or a Sony imo.
U7980 for better PQ FALD outstanding black levels gets quite bright in both SDR and HDR
FRAME 55 for better after sales and service not to mention aesthetics ,one connect box, 120hz, VRR, [HDMI 2.1] and better OS and way better sound output but lacks Dolby Vision but compensates with HDR10+
You never know if toshiba shutdowns its tv business in future which they did in the past
i would say going for frame is a better option [only 55 inch]
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I will also look at the Philips.
Ya those 2 from pq standpoint. Can also look at one of the Philips TVs with excellent picture engine for motion especially since you are into football. 45k will get you a 58" DLED.
If u bring service into picture, things will change as others have mentioned. Anything other than big 3 will require a leap of faith.
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Iam able to see both sizes for 7980 in amazon? Is it based on location?
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Amazon has printed the sale prices here. Firestick 4k will be 3599 on sale, then the 10% HDFC discount makes it 3240.
lightgamer
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Just going for the panel quality, I'd go for the U79. You'll need a bit of tuning after you get it (I've posted a guide on that thread). Then get the firestick 4k.
The frame is definitely a better TV than the U79. However, the usual price of that is 85k, I won't spend almost double that of the U79 on it. If you can get it for 75k and you need a 120Hz panel, it's definitely a great TV. From a panel quality standpoint, the frame is about the same compared to the U79. The major benefit you get from Frame is that the UI is better, you get a Samsung TV, it looks great and you get 120Hz panel if you're going to use it for the PS5.
I'll make the decision process easier for you:
- Can you afford 76(on sale)/85k for the frame easily? If yes, go for the frame.
- Do you need 120Hz panel for PS5 or high-end PC gaming? If yes, go for the frame.
- In all other cases: go for the U79 and get the firestick 4k in Diwali sale.
rajesh.sml
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Looks Like this is on Pincode basis only U5050 is available on my address; U7980 is currently unavailable on Amazon and Reliance Digital
rajesh.sml
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Thank you.. This really helps
harryneopotter
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Toshiba eyes closed in that budget.
social3467
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Just the thread for me. I'm also looking for a TV for watching sports, tv series, movies and occasionally gaming (in that order) in this price range.
My budget is about 70k (I'm also eyeing the Xbox Series S so can't stretch the TV budget much).
I am currently considering two options. I've checked other brands and options but those can't beat these two.
Samsung Frame -
Pros: QLED, 120Hz panel, HDMI 2.1
Cons: Edge-lit
Toshiba U7980 -
Pros: FALD, better PQ?
Cons: Motion Handling, 60Hz?
I know Samsung Frame is a slightly better option if I want to game. But since that is only going to be occasional (weekends) is it worth the extra 30k (which is the cost of the console). Should I just save the money buying the Toshiba and get the console as well at my budget.
I don't like watching TV is very dark rooms. The room is relatively bright in the day and even at night I usually have a dim light on.
I don't care about sound quality since I plan to use a soundbar (LG SL6Y).
I also don't care about the OS since I have an Amazon Firetvstick 4K.
I currently have an Iffalcon 49F2A tv. I'm pretty sure any new TV will be impressive infront of this one.
Thanks.
My budget is about 70k (I'm also eyeing the Xbox Series S so can't stretch the TV budget much).
I am currently considering two options. I've checked other brands and options but those can't beat these two.
Samsung Frame -
Pros: QLED, 120Hz panel, HDMI 2.1
Cons: Edge-lit
Toshiba U7980 -
Pros: FALD, better PQ?
Cons: Motion Handling, 60Hz?
I know Samsung Frame is a slightly better option if I want to game. But since that is only going to be occasional (weekends) is it worth the extra 30k (which is the cost of the console). Should I just save the money buying the Toshiba and get the console as well at my budget.
I don't like watching TV is very dark rooms. The room is relatively bright in the day and even at night I usually have a dim light on.
I don't care about sound quality since I plan to use a soundbar (LG SL6Y).
I also don't care about the OS since I have an Amazon Firetvstick 4K.
I currently have an Iffalcon 49F2A tv. I'm pretty sure any new TV will be impressive infront of this one.
Thanks.
iambatman28
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The response time of Toshiba is pretty but overall the PQ is better than frame. I doubt the Toshiba will be a great choice if gaming is a primary use case. Also, unrelated advice - don't get Series S. You'll regret the purchase down the line.
lightgamer
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It's about 90 degrees with almost no loss (45 each side) and upto 120 degrees (60 each side) of viewable picture quality. Beyond that it's sizable contrast loss.
If you sit beyond 45 degrees a lot, get an IPS panel. VA is not for you.
lightgamer
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Don't get the series S. It costs 35k and has nothing to show for it. It has 1/3rd the performance of the Series X, still costs 70% of the price and lacks a blu ray player.
If you don't care about blu ray, wait for the digital version of PS5. It will cost around 40k and perform a lot better than Series S. Or you can spend 50k and get the Series X if you care about game pass.
For casual gaming, Toshiba will be okay I guess. But I'd highly suggest the Frame unless you're very casual about gaming (no AAA games).
Since you own, how is motion processing in IPL, football etc? RTings gave poor motion score and that's one reason I would suggest the Philips since football is in the usage. The only few comparison videos in the youtube between philips and hisense show poor motion interpolation during panning scenes. Did toshiba processing improve that?
Check panning scenes below (buildings etc). This is B71, same range as A71 we have in india. This kind of motion interpolation will be unusable for football. And Philip's is step up model for 6600 series but Philip's are known for motion interpolation.
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