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"AND ALL" the people on this review thread.....
https://www.amazon.com/Sony-KDL65...B00R45X
What is you're obsession with Sony?
It was once a great company known for it reliable electronics but that was in the past.
The only Sony TVs worth purchasing are their top-tier models.
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"AND ALL" the people on this review thread.....
https://www.amazon.com/Sony-KDL65...B00R45X
What is you're obsession with Sony?
It was once a great company known for it reliable electronics but that was in the past.
The only Sony TVs worth purchasing are their top-tier models.
And you know the thing about Amazon reviews right?
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/09/06/a...-them.html
Let me know when you have the number of Tv's they sold and the failure rate that is verifiable
Then one can also look at the Vizio and TCL's threads/reviews.....are all those failures true?
I never noticed that the F8500 grew dimmer...understanding that both plasma and OLED will indeed grow dimmer over time. I do think that time is more than 8 years with the TV being on for 24 hours a day though...
(I purchased two exact LED clocks. I end up only using one for 8 months. When I compared them side by side.One was definitely dimmer.)
A TV will begin deteriorating from the second that you take it out of the box.
Why would manufactures build a bullet proof TV that's going to last 20 years.
Yeah... there's people still rocking their 10~15 year old TVs but that's a fluke.
(I purchased two exact LED clocks. I end up only using one for 8 months. When I compared them side by side.One was definitely dimmer.)
A TV will begin deteriorating from the second that you take it out of the box.
Why would manufactures build a bullet proof TV that's going to last 20 years.
Yeah... there's people still rocking their 10~15 year old TVs but that's a fluke.
I actually haven't looked recently to see how many hours I have on the plasma I have owned for about 2250 days now, but it is going to be nowhere near 100,000 hours, and I never felt any need to tweak the settings.
And even 8 hours a day for 10 years is still only about 29,000 hours. Again, assuming you went with dark room settings to begin with, you can probably still compensate at that point.
(I purchased two exact LED clocks. I end up only using one for 8 months. When I compared them side by side.One was definitely dimmer.)
A TV will begin deteriorating from the second that you take it out of the box.
Why would manufactures build a bullet proof TV that's going to last 20 years.
Yeah... there's people still rocking their 10~15 year old TVs but that's a fluke.
What do two LCD clocks have to do with a TV?....What you say could be true in regard to the specific clock you purchased for many reasons, but it has nothing to do with a TV
AS for manufacturers building a bullet proof TV that will last 20 years
In my opinion, why would they need to?
Technology moves so fast in TV's...while prices drop...a unit that is 4-5 years old is frankly dated
Thats like someone saying someone has a 10-15 year old computer
It could happen but how relevant is that computer in regards to what is available today
My parents bought a Curtis Mathis 30 inch TV for $1000 in the 80's when I was growing up.
Adjusted for inflation that is $2725.00 today
You can get a very good 4K 75" these days for that money
So..I really dont get caught up in longevity with the ever falling pricing and somewhat disposable obsolescent nature of TV's these days
What do two LCD clocks have to do with a TV?....What you say could be true in regard to the specific clock you purchased for many reasons, but it has nothing to do with a TV
People who are not very bright/intelligent cannot comprehend them. They cannot grasp the concept.
You just tipped your hand.
Regardless, dude.
I have had enough of you. (I'm certain that is not the first time that you have heard that)
I had not desire whatsoever to answer your never ending pestering questions. Get a life....
Go play with the love of your life the Z9D. (That is IF you actually own one)
*I am blocking you so I will not be receiving your message AND most important..... I will be spared of seeing your content in comment threads.
People who are not very bright/intelligent cannot comprehend them. They cannot grasp the concept.
You just tipped your hand.
Regardless, dude.
I have had enough of you. (I'm certain that is not the first time that you have heard that)
I had not desire whatsoever to answer your never ending pestering questions. Get a life....
Go play with the love of your life the Z9D. (That is IF you actually own one)
*I am blocking you so I will not be receiving your message AND most important..... I will be spared of seeing your content in comment threads.
YAY!!!...
Though I might be short a few laughs from time to time
And I guess I will add
What adult is so basic as to not tell the truth about what TV(s) they own?
Buy anyway...here is the back of the Sony Z9D that hangs over a fireplace in my home
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Same here. I have both Sony and lg. Ended up returning lg. I don't care what ratings says. You cannot compare the two if you are watching sports, shows or movies. Sony is way better! No contest
How's the brightness.
Plasma had great picture quality with deep blacks but.... brand new, right out of the box. The brightness level was OK which meant it only had down hill to go....
I say this as a former plasma nut who is about to buy his second OLED - this time, probably the 77" C1. OLED motion res is embarrassing if you've had a full res top end Panasonic plasma.
If you like watching HBO through an app, LG doesn't have it. That's my only complaint with my current LG OLED. Yes, I could plug in some other box to watch it, but I feel that's stupid if it's a smart TV.