Any good 65 inch tv
- Thread starter kathir
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I just got a sony X75K 65 inch for 56k when exchanged with my broken 43 inch sony tv that is 10 years old
OMEGA44-XT
Innovator
Great deal honestly
OP - Beyond Sony X74L, to get a noticeable uplift in picture quality you need a FALD LCD TV with 100+ zones or straight to OLED. OLED 65" at 1L is not possible AFAIK. Something like X75L or X80L are like slightly brighter but are still IPS/VA panel with no FALD for true HDR, so IMO waste of money unless you get a great deal or you know that you need the extra brightness (say in a very bright room).
Sony BRAVIA 3 vs Sony X75K Side-by-Side TV Comparison
Compare the Sony BRAVIA 3 and Sony X75K TVs
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I was begging my wife to choose a good 55incher than an entry model 65 incher. At the end, she said size matters
sato1986
Herald
Mine said it should last longer, and we settled at 55inch. Different people different priorities 
lolakuti
Discoverer
Hi, I recently bought my Sony Bravia 2 55S25 55" (non- B model).
Before buying this I did see x74l and x75l in showroom firsthand, I was unimpressed as Wide viewing angles gave a white hue to darker sector of the frames.
(I did ask the difference between my model and the 'B' variant with the showroom people, they said that the B uses a frame screen which also shows white Hue in dark sectors on wide angles & B variant is only available for online purchase)
I bought the TV from Kohinoor low-cost emi w/ instant cashback.
Effects cost became 57,500 (excluding 500 from old tv exchange cost)
+350/- bank processing charges
Before buying this I did see x74l and x75l in showroom firsthand, I was unimpressed as Wide viewing angles gave a white hue to darker sector of the frames.
(I did ask the difference between my model and the 'B' variant with the showroom people, they said that the B uses a frame screen which also shows white Hue in dark sectors on wide angles & B variant is only available for online purchase)
I bought the TV from Kohinoor low-cost emi w/ instant cashback.
Effects cost became 57,500 (excluding 500 from old tv exchange cost)
+350/- bank processing charges
kathir
Beginner
mahendrapatel
Contributor
nitin_g3
Herald
If ok with used and in Bangalore then take a look at this:
FS: Monitor and LCD Thread 'Sony X90J 55" TV 4K@120HZ Dolby Vision HDR HDMI2.1'
mahendrapatel
Contributor
I saw this post, but its for X90J, I am specifically looking for X90L. Also, I don't want to buy an old TV to just save 10-15k. Its not worth it. If it was less than 50K, probably would have checked.If ok with used and in Bangalore then take a look at this:
FS: Monitor and LCD Thread 'Sony X90J 55" TV 4K@120HZ Dolby Vision HDR HDMI2.1'
nitin_g3
Herald
Aah, my bad, missed that. Agree, X90L is said to be the best in the whole X90 series. I own 75" X90L, and somehow I prefer to watch on this over my LG OLED.
I bought the B model on Flipkart for 43k + 12 year old broken tv with patches.
Effective price including 300+gst for emi conversion and the gst for discounted interest comes to 44.3k. Bought this for my inlaws, couldn't see any white hues like you mentioned but nonetheless it was a great deal.
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lolakuti
Discoverer
When you look at the picture from high angles like 160° does the picture just just as it is from the front? Because that's how it was explained to me when buying the TV. The picture colours and contrast looks just as the same as front on side angles on my TV.
AFAIK qled can never get to perfect viewing angles as on OLED but I don't see any major quality loss when viewed from side angles.
Moreover I went through official specs and product page and they have the same MRP.
They're both also LCD panels so expect same output.
kathir
Beginner
thelamar
Contributor
The colors on LG QLED TVs look great. I had planned to get one for myself, as I already have an LG TV at home, but there were discounts on the X82L 55", so I went with that instead