Key Features
85" 4K Ultra HD ULED Panel (3840 x 2160)
VIDAA 4.0
Dolby Vision HDR
Quantum Dot Technology
FALD
Dolby Atmos
200 smooth motion rate
Works with Alexa (built-in)
Works with Google Assistant
HD Tuner
Netflix/Youtube/Stan*/Amazon
Freeview Plus
PVR Recording
Built-in Wi-Fi
4 x HDMI Inputs
2 x USB Ports
*Currently not all Stan features supported.
85″ ULED 4K Series Q8.
Too expensive.
Too fancy
Too Hisense
Too good
Too big
Too much
Too JB
I'm too high to make sense of these comments.
To two too
tutu
You broke the chain of comments. Any comments?
1 1 was a race horse
2 2 was 1 2
1 1 1 1 race
2 2 1 1 2
Too many 8s
No one says too cheap?
Me too
Can get au8000 85 samsung for 2500 on appliances online. This tv is probably better but for 1000 less and slim form factor I went samsung.
Too nice
Too big a chin due to a speaker that I’d never use
How is the Smart tv tho compared to Samsung and Android tv
Just got the 65" version delivered yesterday. Amazed at the picture quality. Black is pretty much black.
Admittedly I was upgrading from a 2017 Kogan, but so far very happy with the picture quality.
What about the Smart tv functions
Noob in TV tech. Is uled better than oled? Thanks
No
No.
Haha thanks guys. Is oled now the best tech in TV? Worth the extra $? Im leaning to purchase the Samsung projector (not native 4k i was told). However someone mentioned oled will be a better choice. Looking either 65" or 75". Thanks
Oled is the best picture quality.. But has drawbacks..
If you're about to drop that kind of coin for a new TV I'd suggest some research
@Megahowler: Yeah, true that. Don't have time atm but i should start researching. I like the idea of projecting to the wall with ultra short throw but oled probably the better value. Thanks
@Bargain-er: Oled can be a nightmare with screen burn in and warranty claims to get it replaced, it's tech is improving but it's still possible to get the burn in
@DoesntEvenMatter: You would have to be an excessive TV watcher and not change the screen which has a static image on it to get burn in theses days. Even then it would be extremely unlikely.
@omblygombly: Nope ive had 2 panels replaced just from the channel logos during news broadcast. Brother had burn in after only a few hours of the kids gaming on it
@DoesntEvenMatter: Wow ! Sorry to read that, I'm really surprised. RTings did a comparison a while ago where they had 5 or 6 OLED TVs and did a burn in test on them. Can't remember how they did the test but it seemed comprehensive and only one failed and that only seemed to be a minor burn in.
Could you let me know what model/s your TVs were ? Were they old models ?
@omblygombly: They were older models but like I originally stated they are improving the tech and have power down procedure to move pixels during shutdown now. Biggest issue was the ch7 logo
@DoesntEvenMatter: Thanks, tips like this what i need without spending hours researching haha.
I m considering this projector
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/631818
Space saving. But would think the closer to the wall, the smaller the screen projection. Thanks
@Bargain-er: You can't even compare an OLED to a UST laser projector..
chalk and cheese..
Make sure you budget at least $2k for a ALR screen if going the projector route
i love my 55" q8 biiiggg difference from the TCL stuff
Too small.