Philips 75" Class Slim 4K HDR Ultra HD LED Smart TV $1599.97

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08-10-2017 at 05:13 AM #2

Is this the only model of the Philips 4k 's without ambilight? Seems like all the other ones have it except the 6101.
http://4k.com/news/an-overview-of...016-13192/

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08-10-2017 at 06:19 AM #3

Why is the share option missing?!

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08-10-2017 at 09:16 AM #4

Someone please tell me why I shouldn't pull the trigger because this is hella tempting

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08-10-2017 at 10:01 AM #5

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Someone please tell me why I shouldn't pull the trigger because this is hella tempting

Better off getting the 70" vizio, better quality. Can be found for as low as $1000

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08-10-2017 at 10:24 AM #6

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Better off getting the 70" vizio, better quality. Can be found for as low as $1000

I have a 4 year old 70" e series Vizio and want something bigger with HDR and 4k upscaling. Still feel the same?

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08-10-2017 at 10:29 AM #7

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I have a 4 year old 70" e series Vizio and want something bigger with HDR and 4k upscaling. Still feel the same?

You should have grabbed the 75" vizio from sam's club last week which was about the same price.

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08-10-2017 at 10:31 AM #8

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You should have grabbed the 75" vizio from sam's club last week which was about the same price.

How the hell did i miss that. I have alerts set up grrrrr

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08-10-2017 at 10:36 AM #9

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How the hell did i miss that. I have alerts set up grrrrr

I almost missed it and I have alerts set up too that didn't go off for '4k 75" hdr'. Nice tv. 10 bit HDR, 4 HDMI in. Its the set that had that weird deal where you have to do most of the setup and control with a phone and the only smart feature is built in chromecast. However a recent firmware update made the remote fully functional and I guess you can go to vizio's web site and register it and get a regular full size remote for it.

If you have a membership to either sams or costco, check in store. I've seen the same tv (display or returned and checked out ok) for even less at both.

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08-10-2017 at 10:39 AM #10

Why is this getting tu? This is $100 more than what it was within 30 days and in stock.

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08-10-2017 at 10:44 AM #11

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You should have grabbed the 75" vizio from sam's club last week which was about the same price.

FYI from avs forum:

Garbage. Had the 6921 for a few days. It's not really capable of HDR in any meaningful way. It will dim the screen and crushes the blacks.
Regular 4k may look good though.
On mine, the sound was very unstable. Had to keep increasing and decreasing even though the ambient sound stayed stable

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08-10-2017 at 10:53 AM #12

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FYI from avs forum:

Garbage. Had the 6921 for a few days. It's not really capable of HDR in any meaningful way. It will dim the screen and crushes the blacks.
Regular 4k may look good though.
On mine, the sound was very unstable. Had to keep increasing and decreasing even though the ambient sound stayed stable

Yeah, nobody is getting a solid/full HDR implementation in a cheap 4k set. At the 75" size you need to pay up well over 2k to get good HDR functionality. Fortunately (I guess) there isn't a lot of HDR content.

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08-10-2017 at 11:08 AM #13

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Yeah, nobody is getting a solid/full HDR implementation in a cheap 4k set. At the 75" size you need to pay up well over 2k to get good HDR functionality. Fortunately (I guess) there isn't a lot of HDR content.

Exactly! Smh

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08-10-2017 at 11:26 AM #14

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I have a 4 year old 70" e series Vizio and want something bigger with HDR and 4k upscaling. Still feel the same?

keep looking if you want true HDR..AND open up your wallet considerably wider

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08-10-2017 at 11:27 AM #15

Quote from tenkay :

Yeah, nobody is getting a solid/full HDR implementation in a cheap 4k set. At the 75" size you need to pay up well over 2k to get good HDR functionality. Fortunately (I guess) there isn't a lot of HDR content.

I think you mean well over 3K..