Our Sony Bravia is being (profanity) and not turning on all the time so we need a new TV.
We were looking at the Samsung K60A QLED but unsure whether its actually worth getting the base model QLED or something in the LED range that would be better for the price range.
The TV is on all day, mostly YouTube or Plex with some 4k Xbox gaming.
$1500 is the hard limit and all the TV's I've looked at lately - my brain has just turned to mush.
Please help!
You can look past it, onto the Sony X900 which is even better than the NANO90:
https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare/lg-nano90-2020-vs-so…
Didn't realise the Sony had HDMI 2.1.
Sony is still missing a lot here. No VRR. Less resolution options for the Series X (and OP mentioned 4K gaming on XBOX).
Call around and you'd probably get one of these under 1500: https://www.thegoodguys.com.au/sony-55-inches-x9000h-4k-uhd-…. Much better than the Samsung
Oof
1 year manufacturers warranty
They're taking the piss there.
In reality it'd be a lot longer with ACCC consumer rights so wouldn't worry about that
Yeah i get that, but its almost like they're using that as a fall back.
There'd be a fair few people who'd actually think it ends after 1 year and would by an 'extended warranty' which is purely commission
@Drakesy: Same across all major tv manufacturers (other than Hisense) and major retailers looking to gouge extra for an extended warranty that's unneeded.
@alfawex: Unfortunately that's the way of the retailer these days, i hear there's not a huge margin in TV's so i'm guessing they'll squeeze every last dollar.
At least my TCL has 3 years warranty. Pity that the big players can't follow suit.
Definitely Sony X9000H.
Just got X900H for $1400 in an Ebay 15% off deal. Absolutely stunning TV. Get one.
Don't look past the LG 55" NANO86 which has HDMI 2.1 for your 4K gaming!