Things have changed since last year. Low production, much higher usd-inr exchange rate (68 to 75), increased import duty this year are a few factors which were not present last year. So I won't expect the same trend as the last year. But then, I could be wrong.
No, you are not wrong, November is the best time to buy a new TV. With economic slowdown in India, high value Electronic goods aren't moving that fast. Hence the discounts will be there until the stocks lasts (I am talking about high-end TVs like x95G & C9) and the future is bleak and unexpected for a prospective buyer because of increase in GST slab rate and increase in import tax for high end TVs due to (Covid-19/Economic/Diplomatic War on China by the world) can make TVs very expensive as most of the internals are MIC (Made in China). Noticing the slowdown in GDP, OEMs in India would keep the imports low and maintain demand and there by leads to increase in prices. We are heading for a massive inflation in every sector be it from food to fuel, I hope you would already have noticed the increase in prices of pulses and grains etc. between pre LockDown and now.
well festive season is the most important period for consumer electronics companies because they sell more goods in this period than for the entire year.They use every trick to make most of this period to offser forex or taxes etc else you will see them giving warranty and freebies like soundbar or headphones etc.Plus more offers from banks and other companies.last year i remember Bajaj finance or IDFC was giving 15K cashback.else we might see 24 months no cost emi.
I hope you are aware that burn-ins and image retention are not covered under warranty for OLEDs. Its the defects like dead panel, motherboard, capacitors and other internal components are covered under warranty.
I know.I am not worried about burn-in.Anyways I don't have dth.I watch tv hardly for 1 hr everyday.mostly on weekend.Anyways I don't think for normal use burn-in and image retention will be an issue for 3 years anyways.but all the other you have mentioned like dead panel, motherboard, capacitors and other internal components can happen any time to any tv OLED or non OLED. These parts are also not cheap.
According to your usage, Burn-in and image retention is not at all an issue. LG C9 is known to be extremely resistive to burn-in and also it is not known for any overheating issues. Just the change in usage pattern of OLEDs can make C9 a very very durable TV. With a screen-saver on and set for 1 min you can forget burn-ins. And also biggest cause of burn-ins is setting the brightness high and running the same content again and again.
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It's not 1.06 Lacs. go till the payment page. When I selected paypal payment method, the final price shown to me was 1.46 Lacs. Customs was charged at $580, the TV set $1126 and shipping $209. So its not 1.06 Lacs. At that price I can even consider buying it.
I hope Hisense is reading your message and following this thread.
If they bring in H9G they will be successful like 1+ phones in TV market. 1+ and others are just infants in TV making industry, leaving out TCL which has proven to be useless in India by dumping their useless TV sets and thought of pulling it off by hiring a comic marketing team.
Dude, already been there, done that. What @gnan10 stated is true about the price, I already checked and I did proceed to checkout in INR with PayPal option. Use of step down transformer is not a reliable option so may be due to that he backed out.
You should watch this to know H9G's capabilities. H9G Review Part 5 : Quantum TV
It was always there from the beginning.
Hi,did you find the answer to this?I too am interested in the 50 Inch model.please suggest whether to go for it.
