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75" Sony XBR75X800H 4K Ultra HD Android Smart TV
$998
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Various Retailers have 75" Sony XBR75X800H 4K Ultra HD Android Smart TV on sale from $998. Shipping is free or select free store pickup (where applicable).
Thanks to community member sv33688 for finding this deal.
Available retailers:
Thanks to community member sv33688 for finding this deal.
Available retailers:
- Walmart $998
- B&H Photo Video $998
- Crutchfield $998
- Best Buy $999.99
- Resolution: 4K UHD 3840 x 2160 LED Panel
- Refresh Rate: 60 Hz / Motionflow XR 240
- HDR: X1 4K HDR / 4K X-Reality PRO Engine, HDR10, Dolby Vision, Hybrid Log Gamma
- Smart Platform: Android TV
- 802.11ac WiFi, Bluetooth 4.2
- Ports:
- 3x HDMI Type A (Side)
- 1x HDMI Type A (Bottom)
- 1x F-Type (RF Antenna) (Side)
- 1x RCA (Composite) (Bottom)
- 1x 2RCA (Analog Audio) (Bottom)
Editor's Notes
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- Incorporates Sony's Motionflow XR 240 technology to digitally enhance fast-moving images to reduce blur. HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Vision compatibility offer a wide color gamut and enhanced brightness and contrast.
- Rated 4.6/5 Stars (3,578 ratings) on Amazon
- Review here.
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Various Retailers have 75" Sony XBR75X800H 4K Ultra HD Android Smart TV on sale from $998. Shipping is free or select free store pickup (where applicable).
Thanks to community member sv33688 for finding this deal.
Available retailers:
Thanks to community member sv33688 for finding this deal.
Available retailers:
- Walmart $998
- B&H Photo Video $998
- Crutchfield $998
- Best Buy $999.99
- Resolution: 4K UHD 3840 x 2160 LED Panel
- Refresh Rate: 60 Hz / Motionflow XR 240
- HDR: X1 4K HDR / 4K X-Reality PRO Engine, HDR10, Dolby Vision, Hybrid Log Gamma
- Smart Platform: Android TV
- 802.11ac WiFi, Bluetooth 4.2
- Ports:
- 3x HDMI Type A (Side)
- 1x HDMI Type A (Bottom)
- 1x F-Type (RF Antenna) (Side)
- 1x RCA (Composite) (Bottom)
- 1x 2RCA (Analog Audio) (Bottom)
Editor's Notes
Written by persian_mafia | Staff- About This Product
- Incorporates Sony's Motionflow XR 240 technology to digitally enhance fast-moving images to reduce blur. HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Vision compatibility offer a wide color gamut and enhanced brightness and contrast.
- Rated 4.6/5 Stars (3,578 ratings) on Amazon
- Review here.
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I bought the 65" model about 18 months ago and it has not disappointed, at least in my opinion. There are definitely better sets out there (for example pretty much any OLED), but they are considerably more pricey.
I don't understand the point of comments like these. What do you expect from a sub $1K 75-inch TV? HDMI 2.1 is just now becoming more prevalent and doesn't really offer much more than 2.0 since the TV, the output device, and cable all have to be able to support it. By the time you find HDMI 2.1 for this price, HDMI 2.2 or 2.3 will be the new standard.
For the price, I'd say it's a decent deal for a mid-range big TV. Thanks OP.
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Any better TVs at similar price point that are at least 75" or larger?
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I don't understand the point of comments like these. What do you expect from a sub $1K 75-inch TV? HDMI 2.1 is just now becoming more prevalent and doesn't really offer much more than 2.0 since the TV, the output device, and cable all have to be able to support it. By the time you find HDMI 2.1 for this price, HDMI 2.2 or 2.3 will be the new standard.
For the price, I'd say it's a decent deal for a mid-range big TV. Thanks OP.
LG Nano91
P75Q9-H1(this is supposed to be really good)
Any feedback guys please help me out if you can
Most people would state that they have a TV and they need a digital media player for it.
You have two DMPs and need a TV for them.
Greatest advice that I can give you.... Stay away from Non-OLED LG TVs.
Vizios are great HTD (Home Theater Displays)
Which means IF you connect something to it (DMP, Satt/Cable box, Game Console, etc) it will produce a great picture.
Vizio's operating system SUX ROX.
It's up-scaling of SD, HD (720p, 1080) is subpar. You'll need attach something with a picture up-scaling to get decent results with this type of non-4K content.
Most people would state that they have a TV and they need a digital media player for it.
You have two DMPs and need a TV for them.
Greatest advice that I can give you.... Stay away from Non-OLED LG TVs.
Vizios are great HTD (Home Theater Displays)
Which means IF you connect something to it (DMP, Satt/Cable box, Game Console, etc) it will produce a great picture.
Vizio's operating system SUX ROX.
It's up-scaling of SD, HD (720p, 1080) is subpar.
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I bought the 65" model about 18 months ago and it has not disappointed, at least in my opinion. There are definitely better sets out there (for example pretty much any OLED), but they are considerably more pricey.
I don't understand the point of comments like these. What do you expect from a sub $1K 75-inch TV? HDMI 2.1 is just now becoming more prevalent and doesn't really offer much more than 2.0 since the TV, the output device, and cable all have to be able to support it. By the time you find HDMI 2.1 for this price, HDMI 2.2 or 2.3 will be the new standard.
For the price, I'd say it's a decent deal for a mid-range big TV. Thanks OP.
9000Hz is passé.... Old Tech !!!!
10,000Hz is the new must have, nowadays !!!
*Some of us are saving our money to be the first ones to get 12,000Hz when it comes out...
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I bought the 65" model about 18 months ago and it has not disappointed, at least in my opinion. There are definitely better sets out there (for example pretty much any OLED), but they are considerably more pricey.
If people are expecting to squeeze the highest display performance out of a PS5 or Xbox Series X, they probably shouldn't be looking at budget TVs, much less pointing out missing features that most people don't need or care about.
That being said, if the same comment was posted on a deal for a top-of-the-line TV that was missing HDMI 2.1, then it'd be more understandable.
9000Hz is passé.... Old Tech !!!!
10,000Hz is the new must have, nowadays !!!
*Some of us are saving our money to be the first ones to get 12,000Hz when it comes out...
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PS: TCL is not owned by the CCP, but they get government funding. Just like many companies in the US (Apple,Google, just to name a couple)
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