Lack of Dolby vision is a major drawback with Samsung tvs. Dolby vision is increasingly becoming the dominant standard for high definition content.
OLED TV's price/best quote thread
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Donivlapog
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How to explain based on what i think(my personal opinion). Once in Czech republic capital, Prague, i went from pillar to post in look out for the much hyped Charles Bridge. But later I realised, i had passed through Charles Bridge 5 times already and did not realise, that bridge with gargoyles and mannequins was Charles Bridge. I was thinking it would be out of the world feeling. But my cousin who went there last week has not stopped talking about how great it is based on hype. Same way Dolby Vision is a huge marketing gimmicks as Samsung TVs have their own standards that match DV. A DV licenced TV placed next to a Samsung mini LED will not beat the Samsung flagship.
aditya2603d
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Went price hunting today. Got below quotes. Are they any good or will it drop more around Deepawali
LG C2 77" - ₹4.21L (including LG SP8A soundbar and excluding ₹20k CC cashback)
LG C2 77" - ₹3.81L without soundbar and excluding ₹20K cashback
LG G2 65" - ₹2.33 L with Lg Gx soundbar and excluding ₹14k CC cashback
LG G2 65" - ₹1.96 L without soundbar and excluding ₹14k CC cashback
I am looking for 77" G2 but they are unavailable at all stores.
LG C2 77" - ₹4.21L (including LG SP8A soundbar and excluding ₹20k CC cashback)
LG C2 77" - ₹3.81L without soundbar and excluding ₹20K cashback
LG G2 65" - ₹2.33 L with Lg Gx soundbar and excluding ₹14k CC cashback
LG G2 65" - ₹1.96 L without soundbar and excluding ₹14k CC cashback
I am looking for 77" G2 but they are unavailable at all stores.
Prices are lowest around Diwali for sure.
Isnt VU masterpice glo 800 nits?X90K is also around 800 nits.
also, i would not buy personally buy VU.especially after seeing its product page.it says and i quote
"Vu Masterpiece TV features the industry-leading quantum dot technology (QLED), which allows for superlative contrast ratios and inky blacks, giving you a magnificent experience."
How can we trust a company writing such nonsense
Donivlapog
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This is a dream price for a 77" OLED. It was going at around 5+ and not less for years and years. If it comes to 3.25 lakhs it is a good buy.
Bharadwaj Bunga
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Is there any group buy going on for C2/G2 ? If anyone is planning for a group buy, please point me to the related thread or group.
These are great prices. Can you please let us know which city and store?
lightgamer
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There was an FM(@Alphaforest) who measured around 1000 nits on his unit.
Yeah, but it's twice the price.
Every company does this. Let me google for 5 minutes and prove it to you:
Sony X80K:
Go and visit Sony/Samsung/LG website and look at their mediocre TVs. They all mention this kind of stuff in marketing material.
Apparently mentioning low contrast, low brightness, mediocre PQ and shit sound quality doesn't sell TVs.
lightgamer
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There will be group buys in a few weeks when we start getting Diwali pricing.
I'm contemplating move to Bangalore and will start a group by for whatever city I'm in for sure (A95K or G2).
I see we have at least a few folks here planning to get C2/G2 this festival season and we see some decent offers as well here. If timings are matching, we can go with a group purchase and that would surely help get a good deal. Either a thread on this forum or a WA group are something we can think of others are interested.
Please consider me, I'd love to be part of the group. Thanks.
Bharadwaj Bunga
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Any idea which cities offer best prices/deals when it comes to buying TVs?
Alphaforest
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Yes in the 25% window the measurement was 968 nits. The Colors were also decently accurate after calibration, however out of the box they were horrible. The poor blacks is the real issue with this TV. It is after all an ADS panel. Since the TV is for my parents, it doesn’t matter as they are not picky however I myself cannot use that TV. I’d still try to find Sony X90J if available in any of the stores or get a 55inch version of X90K. If the room isn’t overly bright then I’d go with an OLED tv without thinking twice. Also VU has a lot of stupid marketing hyper, just like any other manufacturer, I suggest not calling for it. That includes the speakers. They are at best a 40-60 watt average quality speaker.
Edit1: The TV has poor tracking in PQ EOTF curve. This will affect HDR performance
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aditya2603d
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Agree, ₹3.25L will be a dream price. I am specially looking for G2 because of the included heat sink which will make the panel last longer.
Vadodara, Gujarat - LG Best Shop
I know everyone exaggerates to sell their mediocre TVs.but in this case it was simply wrong.In India companies can do this because we don't have strong consumer law.
yeah but its cheaper than x95 and samsung.also sony prices will drop by diwali.Vu 65 in for 1Lac if sony x90k 65 drops to 1.2-1.3 by diwali then it will be a better buy.
aroud diwali prices in metro cities are similar with +- 10k.keep checking this thread.
Donivlapog
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Vu is a use and throw brand. You cant expect reasonable resale value or reliability and on those counts does not appeal to the general audience but those who wish to gamble can always do so and who knows you might be lucky if it lasts a few good years. Its FALD plus around 800 nits, QLED, has a good remote and is 2 third the price of an entry level product line of big three having much better bells and whistles. But it is a panel lottery. Some will last, some might not.
ShaQ.Blogs
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Suggest you wait...wait...and wait some more
Until the fag end is Diwali.
IMHO, the prices should drop some more, unless.... It sold like hot cakes
lightgamer
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I don't see any lie in there. Any TV with local dimming can display inky deep blacks if nothing in the entire zone is lit up.
It's just exaggerated because in 99% of the scenarios you won't see that, just like those shitty Sony, Samsung and LG budget lineup.
You are comparing non-sale, non discounted VU price with expected best case X90K price in metros after lots of haggling and after card discounts.
There is a very good chance that the VU will be discounted 10-15k at Diwali too, with another 5-10k of card offers making it much cheaper than X90K. In a bright room, you won't be able to tell much of a difference anyway since the blacks won't matter and better viewing angles of IPS will matter more.
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