vikrantxtrad
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They also installed the TV in my new home, plus checked for all panel issues.
Xiaomi to launch Mi TV Q1 75" on 23rd March - QLED, 192 Zones, 120Hz
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Great! Can you please share your picture settings? Thanks.
aditya2603d
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Mi TV refresh is already out. Not specific to this model but Mi TV 6 Extreme Edition in sizes upto 75". The Panel is certainly more advanced with 1200 nits of claimed brightness, 275 odd local dimming zones, same or wider color gamut than Q1. 2 Full HDMI 2.1 bandwidth with VRR etc(I believe 48 Gbps) and 1 eARC port. The newer flagship processor from MediaTek' - MT9950 which is capable of hardware decoding upto 8K@60Hz. Looking at the recent history of Xiaomi launches in India, they could it launch it in India in around 6 months time frame.
manindra.mukherjee
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Looks promising. Only concern is whether they would be able to manage the same killer price that they have done for this current 75 inch. With global chip shortage , uncertainty around the pandemic and not many takers for such a large TV , won't be easy for Mi to find the sweet spot.
vikrantxtrad
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Won't release in India. Price in China is 1.2 lakh. Therefore atleast 1.8 lakh in India.
Thirumalkumaran
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Perfectly makes sense as you are comparing a 75inch Xiaomi to 77 OLED.. Nice try by the way!
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vikrantxtrad
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Anyways if anyone interested, this is A8g vs a80j. Sony has improved itself quite a lot. @Love4sound
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Love4sound
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This year there is a huge hype and expectations with the sony oled's. Good that sony is pushing in the oled segment and seeing so much improvements has got me really excited. By the time i am ready for the next oled upgrade which is in 4-5 years time, LG seeing sony improvements will have all those improvements in their oled line up for a lesser amount
vikrantxtrad
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What excites me most is that Sony and LG have started the brightness war. This will really make them reach real Dolby Vision level in 5-6 years and imagine the level of processing they will have. Truly a time to wait.
Donivlapog
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The hdmi ports issues and the earthing issues are points of concern. Just like a dyanora 1970s 80s TV that had that fault back in those days. People died due to electric shocks in those days - and xiomis have reinstated those issues in this day and age with some below par stuff.
Love4sound
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Hahah not the right thread to discuss this
vikrantxtrad
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Earthing issues isn't present after connecting to my UPS. Checked it 6-7 times.
Globetrot
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I've already bought the Mi Q1 75. I think I got a great deal. But as with all modern electronics, I've come to expect it will be outdated in a year. Hence I won't feel bad if Mi launches a bigger better TV at a similar price. It's the same thing with mobile phones, we've stopped feeling bad years ago - electronic obsolescence is a given.
shriharsha.p
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Can you please explain this? In 3 TVs for me, the hdmi port of the tv to which my avr hdmi out was attached have become dysfunctional. All power connections have been thoroughly checked. All hdmi cables have been updated. That leaves my avr itself and splitter, both of which are under service to rule out any issues. The same splitter feeds into my projector which should have had hdmi issues in case the splitter was the culprit, since a projector I assume is a more sensitive pence of equipment. I am a bit flummoxed here on the hdmi issues. Interestingly, direct hdmi out from avr to the mi tv doesn't work whereas i get a display if routed through the splitter. Makes it even more confusing. Maybe best to take the full refund offered by Xiaomi. I echo the sentiments above on their customer service though - its been stellar. This is a significant part of a big ticket purchase.
aditya2603d
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At this point you or I can at best make only a wild guess about it's price or launch. When this TV was also announced, you can check the first few pages, fm were expecting it to be priced at 2.25-2.5 Lacs. No one was ready to give it a chance. But it launched with best possible bargain at 1.2 L and the panel turned out to be fantastic. Now, the global chip shortage is definitely going to spice up the prices across categories, so even Xiaomi isn't going to be affected. Point is Mi TV 6 Extreme edition is a great refresh in every parameter. Xiaomi in past launched their Mi TV 5 series and recently even started selling it fully imported super flagship Mi 11 Ultra, so there are chances they may launch. At even 1.8 it's good bargain, 77" OLED sells for upward of 6L and Sony offering in LED is not good(all the blooming, low zone count etc). 1.5-1.6 will be the sweet spot. But one never knows how these companies make decision. And I am not too optimistic of it launching, as no one from Xiaomi India like Manu Jain, or others even talked about it's launch even if it's China
vikrantxtrad
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Yes take the refund. I would have taken too. I don't even know what what an AVR is so can't comment on it. I have used ps5 once and jio stb box on hdmi that's it.
aditya2603d
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That's great improvement. OLED are known to have blue tint making high APL images to not look as vibrant. The A80j looks a lot warmer and producing better skin tones. If Sony is able to address bluish color tones issue, then it takes away another reason to get QLED.
vikrantxtrad
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Newer OLEDs definitely looks much superior to QLEDs.
Donivlapog
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Forget QLEDs, even a bright FALD in dark settings can hurt your eyes. OLEDs are the best technology for a photo sensitive retina such as mine.
vikrantxtrad
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Yes. I notice that watching movies on OLED are easier on eyes.
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