Dodgexander
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Look guys, we have been through this before. No more spiteful posts, if you don't agree with something there's a report button. Please just report and don't reply or try to get one over other users.
I don't want this to turn in to some kind of who has the last say fight again.
@aoaaron there's little value to be found spending so much anyway. You are probably best sticking with your trusty DX902 or going with a larger LCD instead.
As you creep up the size ladder OLEDs become worse value for money compared to similarly sized LCD TVs.
At 55" it's not unreasonable now to pick up an OLED for near £1000 whilst the Samsung 55Q85R is £1200.
At 65" you are looking at a similar prices, £1500/1600 for both
At the large sizes you pay twice the price for an OLED. It's ridiculous.
It's clear, at least to me that larger OLEDs are too expensive, it will change with time probably, but I wouldn't consider ever paying so much.
I don't want this to turn in to some kind of who has the last say fight again.
@aoaaron there's little value to be found spending so much anyway. You are probably best sticking with your trusty DX902 or going with a larger LCD instead.
As you creep up the size ladder OLEDs become worse value for money compared to similarly sized LCD TVs.
At 55" it's not unreasonable now to pick up an OLED for near £1000 whilst the Samsung 55Q85R is £1200.
At 65" you are looking at a similar prices, £1500/1600 for both
At the large sizes you pay twice the price for an OLED. It's ridiculous.
It's clear, at least to me that larger OLEDs are too expensive, it will change with time probably, but I wouldn't consider ever paying so much.