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<blockquote data-quote="burntwingzZz" data-source="post: 2518433" data-attributes="member: 82400"><p>might not be helpful but my take on expensive tvs .Everyone has different limit/rate of what is expensive. i own a lg oled . i did have dead pixel issue and lg was able to replace the panel without any arguments . i stay in metro city so i had no issues in post sales service.</p><p></p><p>- Your time of purchase is best .End of financial year so you can slaughter them on discount and if you cant haggle /nag take someone who is max pro at it .Even if you can get a back dated invoice go for it.</p><p></p><p>-Pickup a tv with max warranty .when i got the LG it had 1 + ( free two years extended LG warranty in scheme) i paid for two more years to safeguard my warranty for 5 years since the amount was high. So if you feel you are spending alot on the tv than please do take an extended warranty of the OEM.I think Samsung TVs used to have labels with very high warranty on it but it was just on panels but not on its pcb etc so read your warranty properly</p><p></p><p>-If you dont require 144 hz /240 hz etc features i would say go with 60 hz save money. If you don't have physical restriction in mounting 65 inch. i would go for a 65 inch tv with 60 hz becuase the experience of 65 inch is surreal.</p><p></p><p>-Don't get hung upon a latest model , previous year models will have great discounts so after nagging haggling you could get great discount or larger /better tv.</p><p></p><p>-where is the tv tech moving to ? tv tech is eventually moving to OLED & Micro led</p><p></p><p>so you should move away from sony since its an LCD / LED. would recommend LCD /QLED or the miniled if budget permits</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="burntwingzZz, post: 2518433, member: 82400"] might not be helpful but my take on expensive tvs .Everyone has different limit/rate of what is expensive. i own a lg oled . i did have dead pixel issue and lg was able to replace the panel without any arguments . i stay in metro city so i had no issues in post sales service. - Your time of purchase is best .End of financial year so you can slaughter them on discount and if you cant haggle /nag take someone who is max pro at it .Even if you can get a back dated invoice go for it. -Pickup a tv with max warranty .when i got the LG it had 1 + ( free two years extended LG warranty in scheme) i paid for two more years to safeguard my warranty for 5 years since the amount was high. So if you feel you are spending alot on the tv than please do take an extended warranty of the OEM.I think Samsung TVs used to have labels with very high warranty on it but it was just on panels but not on its pcb etc so read your warranty properly -If you dont require 144 hz /240 hz etc features i would say go with 60 hz save money. If you don't have physical restriction in mounting 65 inch. i would go for a 65 inch tv with 60 hz becuase the experience of 65 inch is surreal. -Don't get hung upon a latest model , previous year models will have great discounts so after nagging haggling you could get great discount or larger /better tv. -where is the tv tech moving to ? tv tech is eventually moving to OLED & Micro led so you should move away from sony since its an LCD / LED. would recommend LCD /QLED or the miniled if budget permits [/QUOTE]
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