Samsung does have few tricks up it sleeves but for cinephiles not having Dolby Vision is a deal breaker, my current TV is a humble 7 year old 55' Samsung which is serving well so far but its a HD TV. I saw the 2021 frame release update yesterday and quite sure it will be priced very well.
No amount of youtube reviews can do justice to PQ of X9000H. Wish sony hadnt announced X90JOLED burn in didn't really worry me, just couldn't justify spending so much even though I know PQ and black levels won't be as good on the Sony. All things told, I'm seriously impressed by the X9000h, and thank god for that, because wifey has proclaimed no more TVs for 10 years
, either ways i will pick up one of the Sony's by end of the month , cant wait any longer...Samsung was the undisputed king of LCD TVs a few years ago. The Q9F/Q8F were unrivalled in 2018 and the Q90R/Q80R in 2019. It's only that they started to cheap out their product stack in 2020 and 2021 that Sony has been relevant for LCDs. Sony 9000/9500 aren't their flagship TVs, so they understandably get less attention than the Samsung 90 series, which is their flagship line.
It's launched bro.....The TV is way overpriced as compared to x9000h....its better to go with x9000hNo amount of youtube reviews can do justice to PQ of X9000H. Wish sony hadnt announced X90J
Well Sony are backward in LED Tech too, no Mini-Led from them in 2021, I know the Mini-Led tech is more costly to manufacture but its not like Sony charges budget prices, especially in India were they charge customers like exotic speaker brands
For me the QN90A is a killer product from Samsung this year, it will sell like hot cakes this Diwali for sure.
The richest folks have Sony Z9F the master series 8k TV in their ballpark what can commercially be available at stores that can be eye candy best in the business. QN90A and other good TV's of samsung can't compete with this gladiator of a peach TV.
Well i m sure you are not aware of it since you were only using Sony TVs most of the time, QN90a is the flagship for 4k from Samsung & not their 8k flagship, Samsung also have Micro-Led 8k flagship TVs which rival the Z9F & also cost Kidneys.
The richest folks will own the Samsung microLED or 8K OLEDs or personal theatres. No billionaire will install Z9H in his house.
I expect the price to be 25-30 k higher than X9000H but considering its new processor and 120 hz blur issue is ironed out , im fine. however so the price has been announced for just 55" & this was annouced couple of weeks ago. I'm curios to see how the price the 65" now...
Probably end of the year or closer towards Diwali. Sony India launched the A8H Oled so late over here in India.
Well looking at Sony India pricing, it will be priced close to the Samsung 65"QN90A. Should be approx 2.6L list price.
Well samsung has mini led 8k and sony this year has Z9J.I don't know which model is Z9F as last year it was Z9H and before that Z9G.Maybe it's a typo by Donivlapog.
It will be around 1.9-2.0 L range for 65.
Z9H in youtube is being reported as good as an OLED 8k. Wonder how resolutions under 1080 will look in this TV.
If you make a lot of money, a TV is more a decorative piece than for PQ. If you need immersive experience, those guys will build a personal theatre in a bigger room with a microLED or a proper projector (not the puny 2000-5000 lumen ones sold to consumers).
At 8k resolution can even a 20:20 vision spot difference between Samsung 8k and Sony 8k in terms of picture quality? The X1 ultimate powers it and we will have to give it to Sony.
Deuce or Advantage Samsung?
