Any good 65 inch tv
- Thread starter kathir
- Start date
OMEGA44-XT
Skilled
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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lolakuti
Recruit
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