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Does ARC give you 5.1 or just stereo?ARC has been working great for me and makes watching smart TV content with surround sound easy. I did have to upgrade my receiver but it has been worth it so far
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Does ARC give you 5.1 or just stereo?ARC has been working great for me and makes watching smart TV content with surround sound easy. I did have to upgrade my receiver but it has been worth it so far
Which 6 series did you get anyways?
Does ARC give you 5.1 or just stereo?
LG OLED crushing most categories. I'm really intrigued to see what this looks like after the A1E drops.Found this pretty good site that breaks down everything about tvs (all models and sizes). In details! Also tells you the best value for your dollar. It always update when new models comes out.
http://www.rtings.com/tv
And Vizio. . LoL the all mighty vizio that someone was defending so much ... Didn't they just get bought out? SMH ...
People in here be talking out their side without knowing.
Just copped the LG OLED55B6P a couple weeks ago. This thang is [emoji]128293[/emoji][emoji]128293[/emoji][emoji]128293[/emoji] .
???? Like the b6 is the best? You aren't serious are you? The g7 is out ... 1/3 thinner and 20% brighter than the g6. But ok carry on.Best 4K OLED on the market
???? Like the b6 is the best? You aren't serious are you? The g7 is out ... 1/3 thinner and 20% brighter than the g6. But ok carry on.Best 4K OLED on the market
Although OLED is just a beast period.
I saw the A1E but not looking enough to compare.
yeah I see what you meant .. But yeah there were B C E and G series and now they are in this year's models B7-G7.Wait the new line released ? I still like the B6 look and price wise, but is the G7 panel the one with speaker as pedestal stand ?
we aren't talking about prices, we are talking about better performing tv sets.This year's models are brighter, but with the steep discounts offered on LG's 2016 models and the increase in base price for 2017, it's difficult to recommend the newer sets unless you have money to blow.
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/sony-bravia-a1eThe Sony A1E includes a trio of new ideas to make a genuinely interesting update to the Sony TV range.
The picture quality is great thanks to the X1 Extreme Processor, the new Acoustic Surface is interesting and the One Slate design of the set makes it both ultra-thin and reduces the trim compared to some other LED TVs.
It might be missing the wallpaper-thin design of the new LG set or the new mounting ideas of the Samsung QLED range, but there's a very good chance Sony A1E can still hold its own against tough competition in 2017 thanks to its best-in-class picture quality.
http://www.flatpanelshd.com/review.php?subaction=showfull&id=1492757435In the picture department OLED rises above anything else and A1 is no exception. Gray scales are reproduced with conviction and A1 manages to separate even the darkest tones. We measured a slight offset on colors and the lack of a CMS made it impossible for us to correct it. The OLED panel delivers peak brightness only slightly higher than last year’s models and placed side-by-side we suspect that few people would be able to spot the difference on a 100% white background. Where the A1 does move past LG’s E6 is in motion handling and image processing. Upscaling/motion is more convincing on A1 that builds on the same great motion engine that Sony also employed in Z9D and X93E.
Sony A1 underperforms compared to LG E6 in some areas (OS and speed), performs almost identical in others (homogeneity and color reproduction), and outperforms in yet another (image processing and motion). Overall Sony’s A1 is a step up from the highly acclaimed LG E6 mostly because it offers improved motion clarity and processing that some have been asking for. As the first 2017 OLED on our bench, Sony A1 is worthy of our Reference Award. Time will tell if LG and Panasonic’s 2017 OLED TVs can match or even surpass A1.
http://www.trustedreviews.com/sony-a1-oled-review#M4DQtMjP5RFk4IKa.99I love the Sony A1. It's magnificent. This was my most anticipated TV of 2017, and I'm not disappointed.
It’s a shame that it's taken so long for Sony to put out a 4K OLED TV – but the timing is right, because OLED tech has really matured. Factor in Sony's own expertise in colour and motion, as well as its willingness to experiment with radical sound systems, and what you have is something of a landmark.
The only real issue here is the price. There's no getting away from the £5000 price tag for the 65-inch model, although it isn't so eye-watering if you put it in context. The top-end Signature W7 OLED from LG costs £8000 at 65 inches, and the LG E7 costs the same. Last year's premium LG E6 costs £3500 at 65 inches – and the Sony A1 is demonstrably better than that.
https://www.avforums.com/review/sony-kd-65a1-a1-a1e-bravia-uhd-4k-oled-hdr-tv-review.13313The only questions left are whether the A1 is worth the asking price and what are the alternatives. Well, price is always relative but there's no denying that the design, build quality, features and performance go a long way towards justifying the £4,999 price tag of the 65A1. As far as the competition is concerned it's still early days but with the LG 65E7 costing the same, the A1 starts to look like better value when you consider that both have similar feature sets but the A1 has a more striking design and the Acoustic Surface sound system. If anything the A1 might find its biggest competitor is its own sister LCD flagship the KD-65ZD9 which at just £3,499 is looking very tempting, especially when you consider the similar features and superior peak brightness. However the KD-65A1 remains another great addition to what is fast becoming an incredibly strong line-up this year.
Would love to see z9 vs a1e comparison. Other than the obvious LCD vs oled
In the market for a new 4k tv in the 40-49 in range. Would appreciate some suggestions from the NT fam on the best bang for your buck models.
The room this tv will go in is fairly small, which is why im opting for this size range and it will mainly be used for gaming.
Thanks bro, that was the model that I had my eye on. Getting an Xbox One S, so a HDR tv is a must as well.Sony X800D .
Comes in 43 inch and 49 inch models.
I've got the 43 inch version hooked up to a PS4 pro.
FFXV and Horizon Zero Dawn look sublime.
Jet.com has the ks8000 65 inch for 1347 shipped with code spring15. Just make an account price will be reflected in cart. Grabbed one since I prob won't find a better deal.
Jet.com has the ks8000 65 inch for 1347 shipped with code spring15. Just make an account price will be reflected in cart. Grabbed one since I prob won't find a better deal.