WarHog
Prominent Member
Would seem over the years TV technology as far as aesthetics and picture quality is racing ahead at such a rate that by the time long term faults are identified, the tech has already moved on with its own new set of issues.
I'm at the early stage of research into a new OLED TV and fancy the JZ2000 when prices drop. Is there a reason why some prefer the HZ2000? I understand it has the same Technics tuned speakers?PS: Also gathered that the Panasonic HZ2000 range seem to be preferred over the newer JZ2000 range.
Certainly a very positive review by Phil.I like that part of the new Panasonic JZ1500 review:
Panasonic JZ1500 (TX-65JZ1500) 4K OLED TV Review
Review of the Panasonic JZ1500 (TX-65JZ1500) 4K OLED TV which offers the custom professional OLED panel found on the flagship JZ2000 model.www.avforums.com
"Compared to the more expensive Sony A90J, I preferred the JZ1500 for nearly all of its image attributes over the Sony, including much better out of the box accuracy to the standards and its brighter peak highlight performance and more natural-looking image over the Sony’s more processed and sharpened image. The Sony was capable of slightly more brightness with larger areas of colour or white within the frame and slightly brighter colours on extremely colourful HDR test content, but when in isolation this advantage in a side-by-side was less obvious to see with normal HDR content."
I believe it is the chipset on the new panel vs old and the effect on the blacks.I'm at the early stage of research into a new OLED TV and fancy the JZ2000 when prices drop. Is there a reason why some prefer the HZ2000? I understand it has the same Technics tuned speakers?
I believe that is correct. Some seem to conclude that the HZ2000 was therefore better in some ways.I believe it is the chipset on the new panel vs old and the effect on the blacks.
Is this the one that Vincent Teoh has slated on Youtube?The VRR firmware update is now available for supporting 2021 Sony models in the Europe and Asia Pacific regions.
MT5895 w/ Google TV (A80J, A80CJ, A90J, X80J, X85J, X90J, X90CJ, X91J, X92, X95J, Z9J)
This firmware is direct download only at this time and must be installed by USB update (follow the same instructions as the current firmware on the Sony Support page). There is no changelog at this time since the Sony Support page hasn't been updated but it is confirmed that this update enables Variable Refresh Rate.
Yeah it's an issue with HDCP 2.2 - Sky Q UHD Error 011 - Latest Tech, no obvious reason.Anyone heard about the C1 having an issue with skyQ after the latest Q170 update? A guy on the Sky customer forums had to send his TV back to JL because it wouldn’t display 2160p, just kept flashing on and off. Sky claimed it’s a known issue??
Anyone know how to tell if an A80J has the new EVO panel?
Thinking about picking up the A80J 55” today versus waiting for the A80K. I heard the more recent A80J’s were using the new EVO panel.
At the price point there isn't anything better imoJust buy G1,tv is brilliant.
I have an evo panel on my C1, no noticeable hue thoughSome have said the evo panels can have a hue to the screens... but thought it was just a90js lg G series etc..