I've just upgraded to a new 4K-enabled amp, and after buying WipEout Omega I fancy upgrading my TV as well 
However, it seems the only real options at the moment are a 'good' 4K TV with so-so HDR performance (e.g. Panasonic TX58DX750 for £800), or a 'very good' 4K TV with great HDR performance, but for a lot more money (e.g. TX58DX902 for £1300). @Dodgexander's HDR post on here was very useful for me!
The most important thing to me is a good value TV. Great performance, great price. It seems I've just missed the boat on the KS7000, as that would have been perfect. Bang for buck has always been high on my list of priorities, and I'm willing to wait it out.
Is there anything from 2017 that's comparable to the KS7000 series that we're likely to see discounted at the end of this year or beginning of next year? Can anyone see the DX902 being discounted further?
Though as much as I'm fine to wait it out, I am tempted to go for the DX750 and then upgrade in a few years when 4K and HDR content is more common - I think only my PS4 supports it at the moment, so I don't have much content anyway. I'm sure by then OLED will be even more affordable too.
Are there any other TVs I should keep my eye on or should I just bite the bullet on the DX750?
However, it seems the only real options at the moment are a 'good' 4K TV with so-so HDR performance (e.g. Panasonic TX58DX750 for £800), or a 'very good' 4K TV with great HDR performance, but for a lot more money (e.g. TX58DX902 for £1300). @Dodgexander's HDR post on here was very useful for me!
The most important thing to me is a good value TV. Great performance, great price. It seems I've just missed the boat on the KS7000, as that would have been perfect. Bang for buck has always been high on my list of priorities, and I'm willing to wait it out.
Is there anything from 2017 that's comparable to the KS7000 series that we're likely to see discounted at the end of this year or beginning of next year? Can anyone see the DX902 being discounted further?
Though as much as I'm fine to wait it out, I am tempted to go for the DX750 and then upgrade in a few years when 4K and HDR content is more common - I think only my PS4 supports it at the moment, so I don't have much content anyway. I'm sure by then OLED will be even more affordable too.
Are there any other TVs I should keep my eye on or should I just bite the bullet on the DX750?
