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Model: Sony A90J 65” Class 4K HDR OLED With Google TV XR65X90J
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I am also in the same dilemma. G1 has a 5 year warranty including burn-in protection. I am only concerned about the motion handling of G1 compared to the Sony. Not sure whether Sony is much superior in that regard.
I am also in the same dilemma. G1 has a 5 year warranty including burn-in protection. I am only concerned about the motion handling of G1 compared to the Sony. Not sure whether Sony is much superior in that regard.
How does the LG warranty compare to the one Costco offers?
Looks like the labor is not covered by LG from year 2
Might as well end up buying 3rd party warranty
Note that vrr/120 is now becoming available for Sony TVs so if gaming (with high refresh rate) is important you may want to check for reviews on those newer firmware's.
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A panel of professional video colorists, finishers, TV reviewers, and video scientists were asked to vote and find a winner based on various picture quality parameters."
Same question here. For me its deciding between 77" A80J vs 65" A90J. My viewing distance is about 9.5ft, so I'm leaning towards bigger screen.
I'd go with the 77 A80J. A90J is better but it's not that much better to get a 65 over the 77. I have the A80J and it's phenomenal, zero complaints coming from a Plasma to this set.
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Same question here. For me its deciding between 77" A80J vs 65" A90J. My viewing distance is about 9.5ft, so I'm leaning towards bigger screen.
For those options, I would go with 77" hands down. The picture quality drop off from the A90 to the A80 isn't significant, and the viewing immersion you'll experience with a screen that's 12" bigger will win out over the slight difference in picture quality. It would be akin to fear of missing out on a Lamborghini (65" A90) when you have a Ferrari (77" A80).
Put another way, if the A90j wasn't in Sonys lineup, the A80J would likely be competing for Picture quality king against the G1.
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Looks like the labor is not covered by LG from year 2
Might as well end up buying 3rd party warranty
Check out Vincent's g1 to a90j comparison for in depth details. https://youtu.be/EtupV1xGEmI
Note that vrr/120 is now becoming available for Sony TVs so if gaming (with high refresh rate) is important you may want to check for reviews on those newer firmware's.
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A panel of professional video colorists, finishers, TV reviewers, and video scientists were asked to vote and find a winner based on various picture quality parameters."
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Put another way, if the A90j wasn't in Sonys lineup, the A80J would likely be competing for Picture quality king against the G1.
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