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scorpionzero
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24 Feb 21 @ 08:24 PM #
Well, not so much on HDR. Will be using the TV pretty much for Netflix lang naman.
I use an IPS panel for my PC monitor and it kinda sucks on dark scenes. Just curious, why is it a downside po for the x8007h it being an IPS panel?
darks will not be as deep as VA, but color is more stable less shift when viewed from off-angle, for movies, contrast is valued more than accuracy of IPS. if you are not bothered by greyish/bluish black; the IPS displays more vibrant true to life colors, that's why content creator/photographers uses IPS for color accuracy as opposed to VA if oled is not an option. even apple XDR monitor uses IPS but with local dimming to help deepen the perceived contrast.
Netflix has tons of HDR content now, especially the upcoming titles. they require all be shot in HDR moving forward.
comparing all TV that is less than 50k budget, the brightest you can buy is the SONY x8007h. the rest are in the 250-350nits range.
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XanderCage
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25 Feb 21 @ 09:06 AM #
madali lang naman solusyunan yung IPS panel, either maglagay ka ng lamp sa gilid or yung mga led bias lighting sa likod para di masyado halata yung mababang contrast.
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vipeeflores
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25 Feb 21 @ 10:16 AM #
Pasuggest naman po, Sony X9000H or Samsung Q80T?
For Gaming and Movies/TV Series.
Sa small room ilalagay, banda sa platform ng window ipapatong para nasa likod ang liwanag. Pero will mostly use only during night time.
Planning to get PS5 soon kung makakuha ng SRP, kaya I decided to get a HDMI 2.1 120hz capable TV, hehe. TIA
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scorpionzero
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25 Feb 21 @ 10:32 AM #
Pasuggest naman po, Sony X9000H or Samsung Q80T?
For Gaming and Movies/TV Series.
Sa small room ilalagay, banda sa platform ng window ipapatong para nasa likod ang liwanag. Pero will mostly use only during night time.
Planning to get PS5 soon kung makakuha ng SRP, kaya I decided to get a HDMI 2.1 120hz capable TV, hehe. TIA
between the two the q80t wins for me if gaming is the priority. better brightness and reflection handling. its 120hz is also better. sony 120hz in the 900h is blurry and the fixed they did was to just apply artificial sharpening. google sony 120hz blur. i suggest holding off until march 1st week to see the newer offerings from both companies.
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vipeeflores
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25 Feb 21 @ 11:25 AM #
@scorpionzero, thanks. Kita ko nga rin sa mga reviews better ang Q80T since slightly more expensive. Pero, naka dalawang Samsung TVs na po kasi ako e, living room and another bedroom. Sawa na sa Tizen interface haha!
Also, X90H users are still waiting for the promised hotfix or firmware update to enable VRR ALLM and stuffs. Is it worth waiting Sony users?
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scorpionzero
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25 Feb 21 @ 12:08 PM #
if you want to try other flavor, yes haha, kmi kasi LG oled pero gusto namin try panasonic or sony this time para mas kita yung difference kahit sa color science lang and motion which i heard is best on sony.
also worth pointing out in favor of sony is the treatment sa lowquality videos from youtube netflix and downloads, its not clearer more of cleaner compared sa iba. tonal gradation in motion of my xbr4 bravia lcd (2007) is better than lg oled c7 in SDR. both calibrated to 120nits.
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theredguy387
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25 Feb 21 @ 03:31 PM #
@scorpion How are Samsung Tvs? Sirain ba siya katulad ng dati?
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scorpionzero
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25 Feb 21 @ 04:40 PM #
@scorpion How are Samsung Tvs? Sirain ba siya katulad ng dati?
masasabi ko lang is its the entry level models that is mostly affected pagdating sa reliability, cheap parts are used to cut costs.. same yan sa lahat ng brands. kahit japanese brands yung mga entry level tvs nila may mga balita din na nasisira wala pa isa taon.
i highly adviced na gumamit kayo ng voltage regulator sa appliances nyo, very unstable ang voltahe ng kuryente natin sa pinas.
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vipeeflores
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25 Feb 21 @ 05:32 PM #
I ended up getting the Samsung Q80T after the sales agent offered 5 years warranty and informing that Sony X90H might not get that VRR and ALLM firmware update at all. I now have 3 Samsung TVs at home. lol
Try ko na lang isetup yung Smarthings, never ko pa kasi nagamit...
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aamd
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25 Feb 21 @ 10:17 PM - User is online
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Nice!
deal sealer yung 5 years warranty! Galing!
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theredguy387
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26 Feb 21 @ 11:34 AM #
@scorpion stable or unstable , nasira lahat ng Samsung appliances namin. Ref, aircon, microwave, pati tv. Nung nagibang brands kami mas payapa ang buhay
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artsky
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26 Feb 21 @ 12:32 PM #
Would that be 5 years warranty at no extra cost? Sa ibang brands kasi they would ask you for a "separate warranty contract" na syempre may additional bayad.
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scorpionzero
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26 Feb 21 @ 04:31 PM #
@vipeeflores congrats, magkano score mo? may additional bayad ba sa 5yrs warranty?
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wallcolm_x
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01 Mar 21 @ 04:46 AM #
hello mga sirs ask lang me naka encounter na ba sa inyo ng error 2014509-1 sa samsung TV? kumba sa page pa lang ng Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy after ng pag add ng device sa SmartThings app?
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GobiGobi
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01 Mar 21 @ 10:58 PM #
I ended up getting the Samsung Q80T after the sales agent offered 5 years warranty
saang store to? ako kahit 2yrs warranty lang hinihingi ko ayaw pa
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eulsen
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03 Mar 21 @ 10:15 PM #
Any thoughts about switch smart tv 50"?
