Tech Purchase Thread
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Re-vamping the rumpus room, and have a requirement for a new TV, yeehaa!
Will wall-mount a 55-inch set.
Any suggestions? Anyone seen the LG C1 that headlines this review?
The best TVs for sport for all budgets
These are the best TVs for sport because just any old TV won't do
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@voodoo said in Tech Purchase Thread:
Re-vamping the rumpus room, and have a requirement for a new TV, yeehaa!
Will wall-mount a 55-inch set.
Any suggestions? Anyone seen the LG C1 that headlines this review?
The best TVs for sport for all budgets
These are the best TVs for sport because just any old TV won't do
OLED if you have no light in the room.
If brightly lit, seriously look at the Neo QLED. I bought a Samsung Q90 65 inch for the lounge last year, and it has been simply sensational.
Samsung QN90A
The Samsung QN90A QLED is a flagship 4k LED TV. It's part of Samsung's 2021 Neo QLED lineup, which combines Mini LED backlighting with a quantum dot layer to dis...
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@nzzp said in Tech Purchase Thread:
@voodoo said in Tech Purchase Thread:
Re-vamping the rumpus room, and have a requirement for a new TV, yeehaa!
Will wall-mount a 55-inch set.
Any suggestions? Anyone seen the LG C1 that headlines this review?
The best TVs for sport for all budgets
These are the best TVs for sport because just any old TV won't do
OLED if you have no light in the room.
If brightly lit, seriously look at the Neo QLED. I bought a Samsung Q90 65 inch for the lounge last year, and it has been simply sensational.
Samsung QN90A
The Samsung QN90A QLED is a flagship 4k LED TV. It's part of Samsung's 2021 Neo QLED lineup, which combines Mini LED backlighting with a quantum dot layer to dis...
It's a reno currently, but I'd expect it won't be very bright.
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@voodoo said in Tech Purchase Thread:
@nzzp said in Tech Purchase Thread:
@voodoo said in Tech Purchase Thread:
Re-vamping the rumpus room, and have a requirement for a new TV, yeehaa!
Will wall-mount a 55-inch set.
Any suggestions? Anyone seen the LG C1 that headlines this review?
The best TVs for sport for all budgets
These are the best TVs for sport because just any old TV won't do
OLED if you have no light in the room.
If brightly lit, seriously look at the Neo QLED. I bought a Samsung Q90 65 inch for the lounge last year, and it has been simply sensational.
Samsung QN90A
The Samsung QN90A QLED is a flagship 4k LED TV. It's part of Samsung's 2021 Neo QLED lineup, which combines Mini LED backlighting with a quantum dot layer to dis...
It's a reno currently, but I'd expect it won't be very bright.
Cool
I thought the same, but got massive reflection on my plasma. OLED the same I understand... But they are good panels.
Good luck, not many bad decisions let's be honest
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@voodoo I've got the 52" version of this. Really happy with it - Google TV is the shiz. I'd recommend a soundbar if you want proper sound though. We've just got a cheap optical one that I chuck on for F1, big rugby matches and movies.
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@crucial said in Tech Purchase Thread:
@Nepia said What is the bundled Apple subscription?
Apple One. Bundles Music, Apple TV+, iCloud all into one sub at a discount.
I do a family subscription so for me it meant that TV+ was effectively a couple of bucks a month.Oh, no point for me, I only get TV+.
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@toddy said in Tech Purchase Thread:
I think Sony and Samsung will be releasing QD OLED tvs this year (tipped to be the top tvs this year). Otherwise you can't really go wrong with the LG.
Disclaimer is I don't really know what I'm talking about.
Jeez, it's confusing isn't it?
QD-OLED TV: What you need to know about Samsung's next gen' TV tech
Everything you need to know about QD-OLED, Samsung's new flat screen TV technology
What I really, really want, is to find a telly that does great sport. No ball lag ever. I don't want to see a fuzzy footy or 3 tennis balls. Just razor sharp clarity and seamless. movement
You can shove your "deep blacks " and "rich contrasts" up your qdlcdoledqledpalsmas
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@tim I have a 55” Sony A8X and a 65” A90J. The picture is sensational on both, the newer one is maybe a bit better as you’d expect but not much in it. While they re OLEDS there’s no more reflection than their earlier TVs as they’ve always put very glossy coatings on their Bravias. They use the screen as the speaker so although they are incredibly thin TVs the sound is quite good. Can’t use a soundbar though if you have them table mounted because they sit flush to the table, so a soundbar obscures the bottom couple of inches.
I’d recommend a A90J but not if you intend using a soundbar.
Edit: should add the A90 you can adjust its legs so it stands up a bit higher but they are disappointingly flimsy for a Sony product so no good for me.
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ended up buying this as I got a great deal, and figured I don't need the newest tech out there, I'd never be able to tell the difference
65" QN85A Neo QLED 4K Smart TV
Picture quality in a league of its own with Quantum Matrix Technology Unleash vivid colour with Quantum Dot Picture perfect down to the last detail with Quantum HDR 24x Feel the impact of Object Tracking Sound
Will report back on performance when I get it installed
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@Tim said in Tech Purchase Thread:
It would be great if he can find a setting or Samsung provide an update. For the price it's a great panel and I'd like a couple in my new man's cave.
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@antipodean Sony will have a TV with that panel out soon, but will probably be a little more expensive?
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@Tim yeah, what's the Sony tax, an extra third?
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@antipodean Might only be about $500?
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@voodoo lol, so was this to fix your other tech TV problem? (with the apps) F*ck it buy a new one
respect!
