And settled on OLED, Sony or LG. Sony’s use LG’s screen but have a superior processor, so if pricing is close I’ll go Sony.
Here’s a review of the Sony 9G. The 8G is on sale through Amazon for under $2k. The difference between these two models is the imax feature, which has limited content, and sound emanating from the screen. If you have a sound bar or AV receiver, you don’t need the sound enhancement.
And settled on OLED, Sony or LG. Sony’s use LG’s screen but have a superior processor, so if pricing is close I’ll go Sony.
Here’s a review of the Sony 9G. The 8G is on sale through Amazon for under $2k. The difference between these two models is the imax feature, which has limited content, and sound emanating from the screen. If you have a sound bar or AV receiver, you don’t need the sound enhancement.
I’m waiting for Black Friday to see if the price drops any lower. Sony OLED review - ( New Window )
It looks like it will be between LG and Sony OLED 65 inch for me as well. I"m considering Sony A8G (don't need the Google voice asst from A9G) versus LG C9 series
six months ago and couldn't be happier. Amazing picture. I didn't get the top end processor and bought it on sale at the Navy Exchange. It was below $2K and worth every penny.
Still trying to decide between OLED and QLED. Seems like they are bothe great but with Q being a bit cheaper
They are very different in how they light. Personally I don’t think the upgrade from traditional 4K to QLED is worth the price (unless you find a good deal) but the next step to OLED is noticeable.
Just make sure you buy your TV from a place that you can easily take it back to. OLED panels still have issues so it’s very much still “luck of the draw” which is why buying from Best Buy is likely easier than from Amazon.
FYI: The higher end Samsung Q80 QLED line is on sale now everywhere, manufacturer discount. This is a higher line than the QLED you see in Costco (better viewing angle is one of the extras). I've had my eye on it for a while, and finally bit the bullet.
Bought a stove, failed. After two years got rid of it. Washer and dyer. Both needed repair. TV, serviced after three months. Took two months to get part. Just bought a Sony 950 4K 65 inch. Love it. Also, Samsung has NO customer service. All they tell you is “read the manual”. Even a guy at Bestbuy told me how bad their customer service is.
Bought a stove, failed. After two years got rid of it. Washer and dyer. Both needed repair. TV, serviced after three months. Took two months to get part. Just bought a Sony 950 4K 65 inch. Love it. Also, Samsung has NO customer service. All they tell you is “read the manual”. Even a guy at Bestbuy told me how bad their customer service is.
I agree Sony 900 series as well and the color is superior to Samsung.
Here’s a review of the Sony 9G. The 8G is on sale through Amazon for under $2k. The difference between these two models is the imax feature, which has limited content, and sound emanating from the screen. If you have a sound bar or AV receiver, you don’t need the sound enhancement.
I’m waiting for Black Friday to see if the price drops any lower.
Sony OLED review - ( New Window )
Here’s a review of the Sony 9G. The 8G is on sale through Amazon for under $2k. The difference between these two models is the imax feature, which has limited content, and sound emanating from the screen. If you have a sound bar or AV receiver, you don’t need the sound enhancement.
I’m waiting for Black Friday to see if the price drops any lower. Sony OLED review - ( New Window )
It looks like it will be between LG and Sony OLED 65 inch for me as well. I"m considering Sony A8G (don't need the Google voice asst from A9G) versus LG C9 series
They are very different in how they light. Personally I don’t think the upgrade from traditional 4K to QLED is worth the price (unless you find a good deal) but the next step to OLED is noticeable.
Just make sure you buy your TV from a place that you can easily take it back to. OLED panels still have issues so it’s very much still “luck of the draw” which is why buying from Best Buy is likely easier than from Amazon.
Best thing to do is go to Costco or Best Buy just look at all of them...go on a Saturday or Sunday as there will likely be football on.
For great detailed TV reviews I gravitate towards reading http://www.rtings.com
Tvs go on sale around Xmas I got mine 12/17 ish).
I agree Sony 900 series as well and the color is superior to Samsung.