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VIZIO 85" Class - PQX-Series - 4K Quantum LED LCD TV at costco $2479.99 + tax. $2479.99

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Feb 27, 2021
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reposado
Feb 27, 2021
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Same price as Amazon. 🤷🏻 ♂️
Feb 27, 2021
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sasicbit
Feb 27, 2021
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This or Sony x900h? I'm leaning towards the Sony for brand value and reliability
Feb 27, 2021
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jwest062285
Feb 27, 2021
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Quote from sasicbit :
This or Sony x900h? I'm leaning towards the Sony for brand value and reliability

The Vizio gets a lot brighter and looks better for HDR. Checkout the rtings comparison
Feb 27, 2021
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toneroni
Feb 27, 2021
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nice! need a deal on the 75 now
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sasicbit
Feb 27, 2021
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Quote from jwest062285 :
The Vizio gets a lot brighter and looks better for HDR. Checkout the rtings comparison
Thanks, how about the reliability?
Feb 27, 2021
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oceanone
Feb 27, 2021
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Quote from toneroni :
nice! need a deal on the 75 now

me too waiting all time for itApplauseApplause
Feb 27, 2021
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RyanL
Feb 27, 2021
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Quote from sasicbit :
This or Sony x900h? I'm leaning towards the Sony for brand value and reliability
With larger sizes like this I would go with a Samsung or a Sony IMO. Seems like Vizio has a hard time even making a uniform screen in a 65" size, can only imagine how much DSE this thing has. But I'm sure this thing looks great on paper. If you're dead set on this TV I would wait until a bunch of user reviews come rolling in on this and then decide. There's a couple of reviews on Costco for this TV (mostly positive but don't go into detail much) and a not so positive one on Amazon (mostly complains about upscaling which does suck on vizios - probably even more disappointing on such a large screen). My biggest gripe with Vizio though is their long term reliability.
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sasicbit
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Quote from RyanL :
With larger sizes like this I would go with a Samsung or a Sony IMO. Seems like Vizio has a hard time even making a uniform screen in a 65" size, can only imagine how much DSE this thing has. But I'm sure this thing looks great on paper. If you're dead set on this TV I would wait until a bunch of user reviews come rolling in on this and then decide. There's a couple of reviews on Costco for this TV (mostly positive but don't go into detail much) and a not so positive one on Amazon (mostly complains about upscaling which does suck on vizios - probably even more disappointing on such a large screen). My biggest gripe with Vizio though is their long term reliability.
Great, this is what I thought as well. I'll get the x900h!
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hemihemi
Feb 27, 2021
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Quote from extremus669 :
No 8K, no buy at 85"
Without any content available, buying an 8k would be waste of money.
Feb 27, 2021
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TinyRK
Feb 27, 2021
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Quote from sasicbit :
Thanks, how about the reliability?
Since It comes with the extra warranty for 3+ years who cares about reliability?
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hsingh10
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Quote from sasicbit :
This or Sony x900h? I'm leaning towards the Sony for brand value and reliability
I have the Sony 85". The picture is amazing. I Running 120fps on PS5 and Xbox series X using HDMI 2.1.
Feb 27, 2021
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Wixman
Feb 27, 2021
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Quote from sasicbit :
Thanks, how about the reliability?
Use your Costco visa card and buy the $99 allstate/squaretrade warranty at time of purchase and the warranty will be EIGHT YEARS. Then you don't care about reliability. I had a PQ65" a couple years ago that died, and now I have a Sony 75" X900F and it's been great (visio only made 65's at the time). That being said, the PQ was vastly brighter on not just HDR content, but everything in general. I'm probably going to use this as an excuse to upgrade to 85" and get the brightness that I really, dearly miss. The only things where the Sony beats the pants off the vizio are upscaling from 720p or below, and the Sony Android interface is amazing. Vizio's smartcast is really lacking as far as native apps go. You have to cast to it with a device for a lot of things, which means you need an nvidia shield TV or something along those lines to get all the apps and content.

Side by side, the Vizio flat out looks WAY better, brighter, and fancier than the Sony after you get it calibrated and dialed in. If you watch lots of old content and don't have an external device (like the nvidia shield) to upscale, go with the Sony.
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JCDenton29
Feb 28, 2021
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Quote from hemihemi :
Without any content available, buying an 8k would be waste of money.
Agreed. 8K is so silly right now. It's already a humongous tech hurdle to stream 4K Content online. 8K would be even worse.

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Scoreracing
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Would anyone here buy a 2020 Sam's Club 75" display model if it were an LG 75un7370auh for 55% off or $500 off $900?

I'm hesitant with no warranty with it and knowing those displays have the max brightness and sound turned up playing probably 12/hrs per day and 390 days as they likely got them late 2019. This would be 4,680 hrs already logged on the TV.

It would be nice if TVs had an odometer of sorts that couldn't be reset and so you'd know how many hours were on a used TV you're buying.

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