Wow. Thanks for the suggestions guyz... Really appreciated. Will sure consider x95g or x95h ( hope it launches before diwali). Will try them in store. If close to my mom's liking, then I'll buy it ; otherwise will consider oled. Thanks again.
I have finalized on 65C9. Lets do it guys!Please PM your numbers let’s create a what’s app group for group buy in delhi and close the deal before it’s too late and all stock is gone, I am in for c955 or c965
Please send me your contact number we are group of 3 for c9I have finalized on 65C9. Lets do it guys!
sentPlease send me your contact number we are group of 3 for c9
It will not help you as you might not get the same price it’s better to create a group with your city but we will share the best deal we getCan Bangalore person join the group buy?
Sure we willPlease update your grp buy price so that delhites who plan to buy it in succeeding months may use your quote as a reference.
I will suggest you get the OLED since you have the budget for it. Once you get the TV you will quickly adjust to it. Even normal stuff looks good. Serials will be taken care of through youtube and hotstar which is available on the LG. Why not the get the best that you can when you clearly have the budget you wont regret it.Thanks for your suggestions. really appreciated . currently we have Sony Bravia LED TV 46" (kd ex520). I think it's 9 years old but now started giving display problems (Colourful lines on half of panel). So we decided to buy a new tv.
Also, my mom watches a lot of serials on YouTube. Currently she watches on her Galaxy Tab S5e and note 10+ ( previously she used to watch on xiaomi MI pad 1). Since then, she's fond of Amoled's beautiful and punchy colors. She really enjoys watching serials on this screen ( there's a day night difference between the screen quality of xiaomi Mi pad and Galaxy Tab S5e). So now she wants to watch them on even bigger screen (65") but at the same time wants the same colour as of amoled. So she told me to buy Samsung TV lol (you know indian moms ). So 3 weeks ago we went to RD. We watched few clips of serials on YouTube (1080p) via note10+ through screen share and also directly through YT on Q60R 55" and c9 65" . But My God, Samsung's (even being 55") quality was not even close to the lg oled's. The picture was oversaturate and too washed out in Samsung (like can't differentiate between hair and forehead or nose and mouth of the person . it was like everything was mixed up lol) . My mom rejected it at that instant lol . LG was also not that good but still faaar better than q60r (frankly speaking , Q60R's youtube video quality was not even close to 50% of oled's ) and watchable if watched at 10 feet distance ( in store, we were watching it at as close as 2 feet but in our home we have sofa at a distance of 10 to 12 feet from the wall ). We didn't try playing serials on Q70R and Q80R ( actually after watching oled, we forgot those lol). On playing directly from YouTube the quality was better than mirroring it via phone.
So do you think if we can get atleast 80 to 90% close quality of oled on Sony x95g or in the frame tv or any other LED/QLED models (Q70R/80R)?
Also our budget is around 1.5L. But we can stretch it to 1.7-1.8 if needed ).
Thanks.
thnks.. but recently I'm seeing some FMs complaining regarding panel issues, dead pixels, banding issues etc... and above all that, lg's "not so good" warranty. So I'm hesitated to buy one .I will suggest you get the OLED since you have the budget for it. Once you get the TV you will quickly adjust to it. Even normal stuff looks good. Serials will be taken care of through youtube and hotstar which is available on the LG. Why not the get the best that you can when you clearly have the budget you wont regret it.
thnks.. but recently I'm seeing some FMs complaining regarding panel issues, dead pixels, banding issues etc... and above all that, lg's "not so good" warranty. So I'm hesitated to buy one .
yes. I've x95g/h in my mind.if you worried about OLED better to avoid and go for which you have confidence.
Where are you planning to keep the tv.if its in bright room definitely consider sony or samsung LCD.also dont rush now.wait till festive season you will get newer model irrespective of OLED or non OLED and better offers and may be extended warrantythnks.. but recently I'm seeing some FMs complaining regarding panel issues, dead pixels, banding issues etc... and above all that, lg's "not so good" warranty. So I'm hesitated to buy one .
Specs dont look real.the article says 1000 nits brightness.thats not possible.there is only one tv in the world which come close to having 1000 nits that is panasonic GZ/HZ2000 series.That tv is in 4-5 Lac range may be more.New Xiaomi oled tv is just 1840 dollars(137000 inr).can't believe that.
Xiaomi Mi TV Master Is A Premium TV With 120Hz 4K OLED Display
Xiaomi has announced its flagship TV, the Mi TV Master. The Xiaomi Mi TV Master is the company’s premium offering, and the highest-end TV the companywww.androidheadlines.com
What did u expect else! Xiaomi is also most likely buying from LG so how would they undercut LG !!New Xiaomi oled tv is just 1840 dollars(137000 inr).can't believe that.
Xiaomi Mi TV Master Is A Premium TV With 120Hz 4K OLED Display
Xiaomi has announced its flagship TV, the Mi TV Master. The Xiaomi Mi TV Master is the company’s premium offering, and the highest-end TV the companywww.androidheadlines.com
Not understood your stetment.xiaomi is Jayant killer.last time samsung this time lg.What did u expect else! Xiaomi is also most likely buying from LG so how would they undercut LG !!
Not understood your stetment.xiaomi is Jayant killer.last time samsung this time lg.
Panel supplier definitely not lg,may be BOE or someone else.need to find out.
You are right,This is the answer
Xiaomi invests $20 million in Chinese OLED maker Zhiyun - Gizmochina
Xiaomi has just invested in the top OLED manufacturer in China. The smartphone vendor has invested 143 million Yuan (roughly 20 million US Dollars) in Dalian Zhiyun Automation Company, which specializes in making LCD, OLED and even mini LED display technology. The amount Xiaomi has invested in...www.gizmochina.com