Pheeux
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We have to be very careful about what we are going to buy this year because it seems that Samsung is selecting the TVs that sends for analysis/review and placing others with lower parameters for sale.
After the marketing of rebranding SUHD LCDs to Qled (that is no more than a maneuver to shuffle consumers looking for OLED), they are sending TVs with higher brightness peak to review and lower brightness to sale.
I am very disappointed with these behind-the-scenes maneuvers from Samsung. After trying to fool consumers with aggressive marketing, they are trying to fool again with models they send for analysis, too. Consumers deserve to know the truth, so Rtings did the thing right. Hope AVForums do the same and review the models that are for sale and not those that Samsung sends for review.
We have to be very careful about what we are going to buy this year because it seems that Samsung is selecting the TVs that sends for analysis/review and placing others with lower parameters for sale.
After the marketing of rebranding SUHD LCDs to Qled (that is no more than a maneuver to shuffle consumers looking for OLED), they are sending TVs with higher brightness peak to review and lower brightness to sale.
I am very disappointed with these behind-the-scenes maneuvers from Samsung. After trying to fool consumers with aggressive marketing, they are trying to fool again with models they send for analysis, too. Consumers deserve to know the truth, so Rtings did the thing right. Hope AVForums do the same and review the models that are for sale and not those that Samsung sends for review.