BuyDig has 75" Sony XBR75X950H 4K Smart TV + $100 Visa Gift Card + 4 Yr Accidental Warranty for $1998. Slickdeals Cashback is available for this store (PC extension required, before checkout). Shipping is free.
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BuyDig has 75" Sony XBR75X950H 4K Smart TV + $100 Visa Gift Card + 4 Yr Accidental Warranty for $1998. Slickdeals Cashback is available for this store (PC extension required, before checkout). Shipping is free.
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I own this TV, and i believe it's probably the best all-around 75" TV for people who have similar requirements:
-unwilling to play panel lottery buy/return with Visio, TCL, Hisense, etc
-want wide viewing angle
-want Dolby vision
-don't need hdmi 2.1
-don't want to spent 3k on a 77" OLED
I own this TV, and i believe it's probably the best all-around 75" TV for people who have similar requirements:
-unwilling to play panel lottery buy/return with Visio, TCL, Hisense, etc
-want wide viewing angle
-want Dolby vision
-don't need hdmi 2.1
-don't want to spent 3k on a 77" OLED
What's the better deal? This or the 75" x900H I got from Costco a few weeks ago for $1500?
You want to movies or play games? To some 2.1 hdmi is awesome because they want 120hz which 900h offers but it's useless now and no tv manufacturer has it working except lg
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For everyone else considering this TV, if you have 2 grand to spend on this TV, you should really consider just going with an OLED for $500-$1000 more, unless you are concerned with burn in (Constant single channel watchers with logos/info bars, talking to you). I am assuming of course that if you are spending 2 grand on a TV in the first place, you have the disposable income to spend the extra to get the OLED.
If 2 grand is your limit and you don't think you want/need HDMI 2.1, then this TV is great. Excellent HDR experience.
I have the 75 950g it's a great tv. Can't believe the H model doesn't come with Hdmi 2.1 though? Probably why it's on sale for almost half price lol. Still a great line of TVs I love mine.
I own this TV, and i believe it's probably the best all-around 75" TV for people who have similar requirements:
-unwilling to play panel lottery buy/return with Visio, TCL, Hisense, etc
-want wide viewing angle
-want Dolby vision
-don't need hdmi 2.1
-don't want to spent 3k on a 77" OLED
Hope this helps!
940E has 4x the contrast 4x the dimming zones and higher peak brightness. Currently 200$ cheaper than this too 🤷
That doesn't matter in pretty much any use case. This new generation of consoles won't be able to push 4K at 120fps well anyway and very little to no media will be at 120 for many years to come (if ever, since there's no reason to do that aside from demo videos).
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That doesn't matter in pretty much any use case. This new generation of consoles won't be able to push 4K at 120fps anyway and very little to no media will be at 120 for many years to come (if ever, since there's no reason to do that aside from demo videos).
Eh? There are already plenty of games that can do 4k/120. That selection will obviously increase dramatically in the coming years as the new consoles power is fully realized by devs.
Eh? There are already plenty of games that can do 4k/120. That selection will obviously increase dramatically in the coming years as the new consoles power is fully realized by devs.
I meant to say it the new generation of consoles won't do 4k 120fps well. The graphics settings will be dropped considerably versus a PC in order to achieve that frame rate.
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Yet still no VRR, ALLM, and botched eARC & 4K @ 120hz implementations. Patiently awaiting a class action lawsuit settlement on that last bit. The other stuff may or may not eventually arrive, but not without issues I'm sure.
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-unwilling to play panel lottery buy/return with Visio, TCL, Hisense, etc
-want wide viewing angle
-want Dolby vision
-don't need hdmi 2.1
-don't want to spent 3k on a 77" OLED
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-unwilling to play panel lottery buy/return with Visio, TCL, Hisense, etc
-want wide viewing angle
-want Dolby vision
-don't need hdmi 2.1
-don't want to spent 3k on a 77" OLED
Hope this helps!
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https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/c...shold=0.10
For everyone else considering this TV, if you have 2 grand to spend on this TV, you should really consider just going with an OLED for $500-$1000 more, unless you are concerned with burn in (Constant single channel watchers with logos/info bars, talking to you). I am assuming of course that if you are spending 2 grand on a TV in the first place, you have the disposable income to spend the extra to get the OLED.
If 2 grand is your limit and you don't think you want/need HDMI 2.1, then this TV is great. Excellent HDR experience.
-unwilling to play panel lottery buy/return with Visio, TCL, Hisense, etc
-want wide viewing angle
-want Dolby vision
-don't need hdmi 2.1
-don't want to spent 3k on a 77" OLED
Hope this helps!
That doesn't matter in pretty much any use case. This new generation of consoles won't be able to push 4K at 120fps well anyway and very little to no media will be at 120 for many years to come (if ever, since there's no reason to do that aside from demo videos).
That doesn't matter in pretty much any use case. This new generation of consoles won't be able to push 4K at 120fps anyway and very little to no media will be at 120 for many years to come (if ever, since there's no reason to do that aside from demo videos).
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