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Model: Sony 65 Inch 4K Ultra HD TV A95K Series: BRAVIA XR QD-OLED Smart Google TV with Dolby Vision HDR, Exclusive Features for Playstation 5 Black (2022)
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This is my main worry, that my order was a floor model with high usage.
Can you let me know where your tv is located? I've got a 45 minute trip each way, don't want to waste my time if I can help it.
I bought it directly from my local best buy, it wasn't shipped. After I returned it they never put it back on sale, they got rid of it. I never worked at best buy, but if they're like Lowes they probably sold it to an employee for 50$ or something.
I am not a high tech person. The most I ever spent for any TV is $400 dollars. My coworker spent $7,000 for a 4k TV back in 2013. What is the most you/ your family spent on any TV your whole life? Very curious.
Allowed me to add to cart for instore pickup, keep in mind that this will involve a fair amount of luck, as the set it well over 100 lbs and lugging it back and forth is not gonna be fun, ideally you wanna check it at store for any flaws...deciding if I should make the hike or not lol.
a 65" OLED does not weigh 100 lbs. Not even close. They are lighter than most LCDs of the same size
Edit: I stand corrected. It is almost 100lb with the stand. wow. the stand is like 30lb.
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I'd like to know these as well. I fooled around with the zip codes on the Best Buy site, and there's not many of these available. I'm guessing under 50 in the US.
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Which store did you go to? Saves me time and effort going there.
Also how did you check the screen log hours? Thanks
The procedure for (most) Sony TVs is (credit to someone on the AVSforum that I saved this from):
From the TV in standby state (i.e. "off"):
On the remote:
[Display] [5] [Vol+] [Power]
Then:
Select "Self Diagnosis History"
That brings you to a page titled "SELF CHECK".
Once there, at the bottom left of that screen are three unlabeled 5-digit numbers.
From left to right, they are...
[Display Hours] [Boot Count] [Panel Hours]
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I am not a high tech person. The most I ever spent for any TV is $400 dollars. My coworker spent $7,000 for a 4k TV back in 2013. What is the most you/ your family spent on any TV your whole life? Very curious.
The most I spent for a TV was $2699 for a LG C2 83 inch. I just bought a new house and wanted to make a large purchase (which this was for me) that hopefully will at least last me for the next 6 to 7 years.
The most I spent for a TV was $2699 for a LG C2 83 inch. I just bought a new house and wanted to make a large purchase (which this was for me) that hopefully will at least last me for the next 6 to 7 years.
a 65" OLED does not weigh 100 lbs. Not even close. They are lighter than most LCDs of the same size
If you look at the product listing, this set with stand weighs 90.1 lbs. I just got the 55 in a75l and it is a good bit heavier than the 55 in it replaced.
If you look at the product listing, this set with stand weighs 90.1 lbs. I just got the 55 in a75l and it is a good bit heavier than the 55 in it replaced.
I just saw that.... the stand is like 33% of the weight!
The procedure for (most) Sony TVs is (credit to someone on the AVSforum that I saved this from):
From the TV in standby state (i.e. "off"):
On the remote:
[Display] [5] [Vol+] [Power]
Then:
Select "Self Diagnosis History"
That brings you to a page titled "SELF CHECK".
Once there, at the bottom left of that screen are three unlabeled 5-digit numbers.
From left to right, they are...
[Display Hours] [Boot Count] [Panel Hours]
If this tv is like my Sony OLED, the remote doesn't have number buttons. You'd need to use another remote other than the one that comes with it. An IR universal remote or possibly a Vizio remote would work. I just tried with a remote from another Sony TV I have that has number buttons, and it didn't work, because it's a Bluetooth remote I think.
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Which store did you go to? Saves me time and effort going there.
Also how did you check the screen log hours? Thanks
You'll need a remove that has the "Display" button at the bottom and numbers,
When the TV is off hit: Display, 5, Volume up, then the power button.
The TV then boots the service menu. A blue box will appear and you want to scroll down to Self Diagnosis. It's the second option. Hit enter and at the bottom of that screen you will see a sequence of three numbers.
The first is total power on hours, the second is system boot count and the third is total panel hours.
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Can you let me know where your tv is located? I've got a 45 minute trip each way, don't want to waste my time if I can help it.
Edit: I stand corrected. It is almost 100lb with the stand. wow. the stand is like 30lb.
Also how did you check the screen log hours? Thanks
From the TV in standby state (i.e. "off"):
On the remote:
[Display] [5] [Vol+] [Power]
Then:
Select "Self Diagnosis History"
That brings you to a page titled "SELF CHECK".
Once there, at the bottom left of that screen are three unlabeled 5-digit numbers.
From left to right, they are...
[Display Hours] [Boot Count] [Panel Hours]
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From the TV in standby state (i.e. "off"):
On the remote:
[Display] [5] [Vol+] [Power]
Then:
Select "Self Diagnosis History"
That brings you to a page titled "SELF CHECK".
Once there, at the bottom left of that screen are three unlabeled 5-digit numbers.
From left to right, they are...
[Display Hours] [Boot Count] [Panel Hours]
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Also how did you check the screen log hours? Thanks
When the TV is off hit: Display, 5, Volume up, then the power button.
The TV then boots the service menu. A blue box will appear and you want to scroll down to Self Diagnosis. It's the second option. Hit enter and at the bottom of that screen you will see a sequence of three numbers.
The first is total power on hours, the second is system boot count and the third is total panel hours.
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