shoemaker666
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Dont get the nano there are alot of tvs out there better than that
NANOs have poor local dimming and IPS panel so poor black levels
NANOs have poor local dimming and IPS panel so poor black levels
If your going to get one you should buy it now as they will be going permanently out of stock soon clearing way for the new modelsThe question is, should you buy it (CX) now, or wait for possible price reduction, or JL matching most common (£1.288) price?
new models will be something in the range of £1800 when they first come outI am thinking about the same thing. I was considering waiting till the new models launch in March but they will be heavily priced I imagine?
in the grand scheme of things JL price (£1,399+£140) is the same, like buying from other places without the burn-in warranty and paying for panel exchange later (£1,288+£250)If your going to get one you should buy it now as they will be going permanently out of stock soon clearing way for the new models
They tend to be cheaper or around the same price and offer better specs for the money, although there isn't really much in it so if you prefer the Samsung models instead, you can go for those.Hi Dodge. Is there any reason you have the Hisense AE7400 & A7500 over the Samsung TU7100 in the low tier? Is it because Samsung have IPS panels over various sizes?
Looking at 55inch so assume both would be VA panels.
expecting to be delivered tomorrowI think the cost has come down on JL for it now. Might be time to bite.
blown away, to be honest.Let us know your thoughts when it arrives!
yes, price matched to £1,288 + £140 for burn-in protectionNice one. Did you get from JL in the end?
Cheers for the feedback, having viewed a friend's CX it is no surprise Samsung seriously outsell LG in the Singapore market, it didn't look anywhere close as good as my Q80R during the day (I'm sure night time is another matter).The Q95T/Q90T will basically perform the same as your last TV. They stepped down in quality overall, so those TVs are closer to last years Q80R than the Q90R.
The difference between Q95T/Q90T is with the one connect box, although the Q90T may not be available in certain markets.
If its important to use the TV during the day and you don't want to control lighting so much go for the Samsung, otherwise for watching in darker conditions, the OLED is better. In other respects each technology does their own set of things better or worse. Should be explained here:
LCD versus OLED
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