Hi,
I read some good reviews for these models. Wanted to know view of our FMs.
Are they better than Vu and Hisense models.
Thanks for your time.
Definitely better than those two models, please consider PanasonicHi,
I read some good reviews for these models. Wanted to know view of our FMs.
Are they better than Vu and Hisense models.
Thanks for your time.
Panasonic and Phillip's both have IPS panel. Vu and Hisense have VA panel so inherently more contrast.Definitely better than those two models, please consider Panasonic
Philips? Are you sure? They have closed all their service centers, not a single advt in the last decade ...Philips has better motion flow (good for sports) and viewing angles than thr Vu and hisense (which most are VA panels).
If you are investing this much, overlook the small discount RD offers. One of our FM had a bad experience on 2 lakh TV, as RD sent unprofessional men to install it, bending the TV. Better go for brand showroom. JX850 is 1.1Lac(65 inch) at reliance digital
Compared to samsung frame how does the HX750 and JX series stack.Before you buy a Philips, first find out if there is anyone available to service their products. To my knowledge, they have exited their AV business in India.
Safer to buy a Panasonic JX/JZ or last years HX/HZ series.
Agreed on the ambilight. I'm normally quite strict with my budgets but I'd make an exception for the ambilight if it was available right now.I have ordered the Put8215 today. They might not be aggressively advertising their stuff, but they have been releasing models for the last 2-3 years including their Ambilight last year and this 8215 model this year and even plan to bring their OLEDs from what I could see on their website. There are a couple of satisfied member here who bought their 6604 models last year. Would have loved to get the Ambilight model but it is out of stock everywhere.
Valid point, their presence has reduced significantly. From what I could see on their website there is one center reasonably close by, I shall give them a call during the day tomorrow.Before you buy a Philips, first find out if there is anyone available to service their products. To my knowledge, they have exited their AV business in India.
Safer to buy a Panasonic JX/JZ or last years HX/HZ series.
From what I know the 55" inch frame has 120hz so it should be great for gaming, sports etc. The smaller sizes do not have that spec, the bigger ones should, but I would verify further if I were you. Can't speak about the Panasonics, but there was mention on another thread about them.Compared to samsung frame how does the HX750 and JX series stack.
I have not seen a Samsung frame so cannot comment. Personally; I won't buy anything Samsung. The last product I used of theirs was the PS51E550D1R Plasma and some model of a 3D Blu Ray player that came bundled with the TV. This TV was superb.Compared to samsung frame how does the HX750 and JX series stack.
Can you elaborate, why so?Personally; I won't buy anything Samsung.
I have never liked their colors. There is some inconsistency in their red's, where they can go towards being pink. This can be corrected but I don't want to be doing that after paying 2lacs for a TV.Can you elaborate, why so?
As far as I know panasonic TV have IPS panel. That means poor contrast ratio. Can you comment on same.I have not seen a Samsung frame so cannot comment. Personally; I won't buy anything Samsung. The last product I used of theirs was the PS51E550D1R Plasma and some model of a 3D Blu Ray player that came bundled with the TV. This TV was superb.
I have spent time with a Panasonic HZ1000 (oled. Not sold in India). Its last years model. Aside from the lack of the latest Home Screen custom rom (The brand is slow in rolling out software updates), the display is first rate. The JX/JZ (led/oled) are current generation and more up to date. I'd buy a Panasonic any day over a Samsung. Throw in a LG oled and the decision gets hard. Honestly; you cannot go wrong with either.
It depends on the model of TV you buy from Panasonic or just about any brand.As far as I know panasonic TV have IPS panel. That means poor contrast ratio. Can you comment on same.
Thanks for a hearty laugh. I have LG purchased last Diwali, and it has the best contrast I have ever seen. I compared even Samsung, Sony and what not. Who told you IPS is bad?As far as I know panasonic TV have IPS panel. That means poor contrast ratio.
It's a general statement . IPS panels can't achieve high contrast ratio. I checked all the models on rtings.com ,none of the IPS panels achieve high contrast ratio. If I am wrong please let me know the ratio for Panasonic IPS panels.It depends on the model of TV you buy from Panasonic or just about any brand.
What makes you say or think IPS=Poor contrast ratio? Is that a general statement of just for Panasonic displays?
I did a side by side comparison of X80J and X85J . During dark scenes X80J had clear black crush.Thanks for a hearty laugh. I have LG purchased last Diwali, and it has the best contrast I have ever seen. I compared even Samsung, Sony and what not. Who told you IPS is bad?
Iam looking to buy put 8215 or 6600 model which is under good discount.How would you rate put 8215 with regard to colors and upscaling , HDRI have ordered the Put8215 today. They might not be aggressively advertising their stuff, but they have been releasing models for the last 2-3 years including their Ambilight last year and this 8215 model this year and even plan to bring their OLEDs from what I could see on their website. There are a couple of satisfied member here who bought their 6604 models last year. Would have loved to get the Ambilight model but it is out of stock everywhere.
Also compare VA panels and then make your decision. Nothing is foolproofI did a side by side comparison of X80J and X85J . During dark scenes X80J had clear black crush.
