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post #121 of 6573
Just bought the 55NX810.... can't wait for it to get in. I was juggling between this and the HX800 but the design factor and slightly better blacks won it for me.

there was a great online deal for it + Alice 3d Pack + Ps3 120GB for $2399 shipped.
I already have a ps3, so I guess my 2 year old LN46A750 / Computer monitor is getting a ps3 also
post #122 of 6573
Just bit the bullet on one, hope I don't regret D:
post #123 of 6573
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Originally Posted by Zoglog View Post

Just bit the bullet on one, hope I don't regret D:


Me too. I ordered the 60NX810.
post #124 of 6573
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Originally Posted by stealthbimmer View Post

If someone still has the original box packaging that the 55NX810 comes in, could you please tell me what the dimensions of it are?

I'd like to make sure I can fit it into my car since I'm planning to purchase it this weekend.

Thanks!

33x53.25x8.25, all in inches. weighs about 80lbs
post #125 of 6573
I'm seriously considering pulling the trigger on that NX810+PS3+3DStarter kit deal. My only hesitation is that there re so few reviews out for this tv because it's so new. I'm wondering how the viewing angles are. I know the picture degrades, but how much..
post #126 of 6573
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Originally Posted by DCIFRTHS View Post

Me too. I ordered the 60NX810.

DCIFRTHS,

Can you tell me where you purchased your 60NX810? I have the 60NX801 form Costco and I have 3 days left on their 90 day return policy. I want to upgrade to the NX810 soon!!!
post #127 of 6573
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Originally Posted by franknbean View Post

DCIFRTHS,

Can you tell me where you purchased your 60NX810? I have the 60NX801 form Costco and I have 3 days left on their 90 day return policy. I want to upgrade to the NX810 soon!!!

I ordered mine from Sony Style online. When I ordered you could ask for a deal
post #128 of 6573
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Originally Posted by Zoglog View Post

Just bit the bullet on one, hope I don't regret D:

You'll have no regrets.
post #129 of 6573
Not the best... but..Let me know what you'd like lto see as far as pics go??

Note: the stand is from Walmart 99.00. Easy setup and supports 90 lbs.
Nice TV..
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post #130 of 6573
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Originally Posted by franknbean View Post

DCIFRTHS,

Can you tell me where you purchased your 60NX810? I have the 60NX801 form Costco and I have 3 days left on their 90 day return policy. I want to upgrade to the NX810 soon!!!

If you want the 60incher, kdl-60nx810, I saw 3 choices. Dell, Employee purchase program from 2 different companies, sonystyle.com. After pricing the different "bundles" and "deals". I ended up at sonystyle.com. Don't neglect the sony installation that comes with the bundle. I didn't have to do anything. TV shipped to the door, shipper caried the box up 5 steps. Sony-guy came 2 days later. Spent 3.5 hours not just hooking the ps3 and blu-ray, but answering questions(and I have a lot). the HDMI cables @ sony*dotcom are not 1.4. Sony guy likes 1.4. It supports 3-d(better). Setup, connecting to the router, UPDATING THE FIRMWARE(yes, you have to update the kdl-60-nx's firmware) explaining how to change stuff, turn the sony logo on and off. how to use all 3 components and toggle back and forth. the 3-d, internet, whatever the set could do. I got a tour of low level setup. That goes a long way IMHO. If you like hooking these up yourself, and carrying 80 pound panels, then god bless. But the Installation that comes w/ that bundle is way underpriced. Peace of mind knowing that every function the TV has works. Stuff I didn't know existed , etc..
post #131 of 6573
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Originally Posted by cdhender View Post

I'm seriously considering pulling the trigger on that NX810+PS3+3DStarter kit deal. My only hesitation is that there re so few reviews out for this tv because it's so new. I'm wondering how the viewing angles are. I know the picture degrades, but how much..

Excelllant from all angles, I'll do that w/ the other pics. differentt angles.
Hopefully the deals on. That's one heck of a deal...for the 55nx810, don't know how they do it. One poster had luck in getting it pricematched at a local store. Try that.
post #132 of 6573
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Originally Posted by donaldm823 View Post

33x53.25x8.25, all in inches. weighs about 80lbs

It's a good idea to measure the base(stand). For the KDL-60nx810 it's 21.5"*15", and the set weighs 80 pounds". So if you buy a 40 inch stand with a depth of 20 inches, your fine. Of course you could spend 4500.00 on an entertainment center and fill your living room, the same 4500.00 entertainment sets that are 300-450.00 on ebay because no one wants them . Seriouse. look at huge monster entertainment centers people buy at thousands to sell for 3-4 hundrerd, then tell me I' nuts to spend 4500 on a tv ..
post #133 of 6573
I bought the 55" NX810 because I wanted something in between the HX909 and the LX900. The style at the end sold me. I customized my home theatre system and finally got everything running. I use a Sony STR-AD5400es for the main receiver and a PS3 for the BD player. I run all the components including the TV through a Monster HTS5100 Power regulator and use all high end HDMI cables. I also use the Logitech 900 remote which works very well. I require the rf ability as my HT system is hidden in another room. After 2 weeks of playing around with this TV Here are my conclusion:

Positives:

Style is awesome. The NX810 all round form is very nice and really shows off the monolithic design. Everyone who comes over comments on the style of the TV

Performance- Overall solid. The depth is excellent. I previously had a 60" SXRD XBR and there is a clear difference. I have customized the three picture settings available (vivid, custom, standard) to my personal taste. What I have noticed is the TV is extremely bright. The NX810 really pops. I have the Live Colour setting set at low. If any higher the picture becomes too saturated. The motionflow creates a home video look to everything except when watching sports. For movies I have the motionflow set to Clear 1 which is the best IMO of the bunch. Clear 2 adds a black frame that darkens the image too much. I recommend also not to turn on the noise reduction as it increase edge enhancements. I have not really notice the LED Dynamic backlighting yet or maybe its really subtle. Overall I am very impressed with the over all depth and black level of the NX810. I have not notice any uniformity problems yet. I have been looking for this and haven't found any problems. No flashlighting problems as well. I'm not a pro just an avid movie and TV viewer.
I also find the internet option really cool. I have a dnla network in my place and find the NX810 very user friendly to set up and to utilize these options. Love the Slacker radio option especially.

Negatives:

I wanted the Opticontrast screen to decrease the amount of reflection and to increase contrast as my place has floor to ceiling bay windows. Unfortunatley the NX810 does have a significant reflection in bright environments. But I feel most TV would have this issue especially im my place.
Secondly the NX810 is a finger print magnet. Its nice to look at but you better use gloves or micro fibre towels to handle or finger prints will be a huge issue.
Third if you are not watching HD then the NX810 image is very average in 480p or 720p. I find it hard to believe that Sony can't improve the image quality for lower resolution broadcasts
Fourth if you do not have a good HT system then the audio of the NX810 is medicocre. If you are willing to spend the coin on the NX810 you should be willing to lay some coin down for a decent HT system.

Overall a 8/10

I also bought a 32" EX710 and the HCT150 soundbar for my bedroom. Very nice but thats a different thread

Hope this helps. I will provide my picture settings for each later

cheers
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post #134 of 6573
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Originally Posted by dkam View Post

I bought the 55" NX810 because I wanted something in between the HX909 and the LX900. The style at the end sold me. I customized my home theatre system and finally got everything running. I use a Sony STR-AD5400es for the main receiver and a PS3 for the BD player. I run all the components including the TV through a Monster HTS5100 Power regulator and use all high end HDMI cables. I also use the Logitech 900 remote which works very well. I require the rf ability as my HT system is hidden in another room. After 2 weeks of playing around with this TV Here are my conclusion:

Positives:

Style is awesome. The NX810 all round form is very nice and really shows off the monolithic design. Everyone who comes over comments on the style of the TV

Performance- Overall solid. The depth is excellent. I previously had a 60" SXRD XBR and there is a clear difference. I have customized the three picture settings available (vivid, custom, standard) to my personal taste. What I have noticed is the TV is extremely bright. The NX810 really pops. I have the Live Colour setting set at low. If any higher the picture becomes too saturated. The motionflow creates a home video look to everything except when watching sports. For movies I have the motionflow set to Clear 1 which is the best IMO of the bunch. Clear 2 adds a black frame that darkens the image too much. I recommend also not to turn on the noise reduction as it increase edge enhancements. I have not really notice the LED Dynamic backlighting yet or maybe its really subtle. Overall I am very impressed with the over all depth and black level of the NX810. I have not notice any uniformity problems yet. I have been looking for this and haven't found any problems. No flashlighting problems as well. I'm not a pro just an avid movie and TV viewer.
I also find the internet option really cool. I have a dnla network in my place and find the NX810 very user friendly to set up and to utilize these options. Love the Slacker radio option especially.

Negatives:

I wanted the Opticontrast screen to decrease the amount of reflection and to increase contrast as my place has floor to ceiling bay windows. Unfortunatley the NX810 does have a significant reflection in bright environments. But I feel most TV would have this issue especially im my place.
Secondly the NX810 is a finger print magnet. Its nice to look at but you better use gloves or micro fibre towels to handle or finger prints will be a huge issue.
Third if you are not watching HD then the NX810 image is very average in 480p or 720p. I find it hard to believe that Sony can't improve the image quality for lower resolution broadcasts
Fourth if you do not have a good HT system then the audio of the NX810 is medicocre. If you are willing to spend the coin on the NX810 you should be willing to lay some coin down for a decent HT system.

Overall a 8/10

I also bought a 32" EX710 and the HCT150 soundbar for my bedroom. Very nice but thats a different thread

Hope this helps. I will provide my picture settings for each later

cheers

NIce I got the 60. Have you tried 3-d thru your sound syustem w/ the HDMI?
I want a 5.1 sound system that's got 3-d passthru. You need 1.4 HDMI cables for 3-d.
post #135 of 6573
Your components need to be 1.4 for 3D...your cables don't.
post #136 of 6573
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Originally Posted by franknbean View Post

DCIFRTHS,

Can you tell me where you purchased your 60NX810? I have the 60NX801 form Costco and I have 3 days left on their 90 day return policy. I want to upgrade to the NX810 soon!!!

I ordered directly from Sony. It will probably be a few weeks before I receive it. I saw the set in person at the Sony Style store.
post #137 of 6573
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Originally Posted by sbx007 View Post

Excelllant from all angles, I'll do that w/ the other pics. differentt angles.
Hopefully the deals on. That's one heck of a deal...for the 55nx810, don't know how they do it. One poster had luck in getting it pricematched at a local store. Try that.

Well, I must say that my experience is slightly different. I would rate the off-angle performance (i.e. mainly contrast) as quite poor. But may be it's just because this is my first LCD (had only CRTs before) and I expected more. Watching it even right from the centerline you can clearly see flash-lighting in the corners as those are seen from an angle. Watching the TV from an angle causes very strong contract reduction and the whole picture looks washed out and greyish.
post #138 of 6573
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Originally Posted by topr View Post

Your components need to be 1.4 for 3D...your cables don't.

Please explain?. Really. I get conflicting info from everyome. Once I think I understand I get a post like yours that makes me wonder. If using 1.3 cables w/ 1.4 connections, is there enough bandwidth in 1.3 cables to do the job?
the job meaning pass 3-d signals thru. I'm "hearing" 1.3{a,b,c} WON'T handle 3-d. AM I getting wrong info?
Why are there 1.4 cables out there?. Now there is 1.4a.. I'm not getting it..
post #139 of 6573
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Originally Posted by vitore View Post

Well, I must say that my experience is slightly different. I would rate the off-angle performance (i.e. mainly contrast) as quite poor. But may be it's just because this is my first LCD (had only CRTs before) and I expected more. Watching it even right from the centerline you can clearly see flash-lighting in the corners as those are seen from an angle. Watching the TV from an angle causes very strong contract reduction and the whole picture looks washed out and greyish.

With what? the 55nx810?. 60nx810 I'm not seeing that. It looks fine from any angle. No wash outs, just great quality picture from any source. I see no flashlighting. Perhaps your unit is defective?
post #140 of 6573
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Originally Posted by DCIFRTHS View Post

I ordered directly from Sony. It will probably be a few weeks before I receive it. I saw the set in person at the Sony Style store.

Took 5 days to ship and receive from sonystyle..no clue why weeks..Sony installer came 2 days later. Don't know why you have to wait that long. They ship from CA. I live in NY. They used DB-shenker. Fast, excellant.
post #141 of 6573
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Originally Posted by sbx007 View Post

Please explain?. Really. I get conflicting info from everyome. Once I think I understand I get a post like yours that makes me wonder. If using 1.3 cables w/ 1.4 connections, is there enough bandwidth in 1.3 cables to do the job?
the job meaning pass 3-d signals thru. I'm "hearing" 1.3{a,b,c} WON'T handle 3-d. AM I getting wrong info?
Why are there 1.4 cables out there?. Now there is 1.4a.. I'm not getting it..

This may help
http://hdguru.com/3d-hdtv-and-hdmi-explained/1336/
post #142 of 6573
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Originally Posted by sbx007 View Post

Please explain?. Really. I get conflicting info from everyome. Once I think I understand I get a post like yours that makes me wonder. If using 1.3 cables w/ 1.4 connections, is there enough bandwidth in 1.3 cables to do the job?
the job meaning pass 3-d signals thru. I'm "hearing" 1.3{a,b,c} WON'T handle 3-d. AM I getting wrong info?
Why are there 1.4 cables out there?. Now there is 1.4a.. I'm not getting it..

This may help:

What Hasn't Changed:
With all these spec versions around, and equipment and cables having been designed and tested in accordance with one version or another of the spec, it's natural that people worry about the compatibility of equipment and cables. Device compatibility is a complicated subject and is really outside our area of expertise, but when it comes to cables, we can give some reassurance. The basic characteristics of standard HDMI cables have not changed from one spec version to another. They have the same conductors, in the same configuration, wired to the connector in the same manner. There is only one qualification to offer here: with HDMI 1.4 the spec introduced a new optional "Ethernet and Audio Return Channel" feature, which does require slight changes in cable architecture. Because this is an optional feature, however, compliance with the 1.4 specification, in itself, says nothing about whether a compliant HDMI cable will support this feature.
Apart from the Ethernet/Audio Return Channel, what this means is that, in terms of supporting features and protocols (e.g., HDCP, Deep Color, x.v.YCC colorspace, new multichannel audio formats), all HDMI cables have been designed to the same standard, no matter what specification version they were designed or tested under. In other words, if you have a cable which was certified compliant under one spec version, and you now buy a new DVD player which is 1.4 compliant, there is no need to replace your HDMI cable to "upgrade" to the new version. Your cable will go on working.

http://www.bluejeanscable.com/articl...s.htm?hdmiinfo

Great cables & they know what they know their business.
post #143 of 6573
The 5400es doesn't have 1.4 HDMI so no 3D pass through. Thats the only negative with he receiver. Fortunatley there is not enough content out there to warrant changing my receiver. As well the 2D to 3D simulation works without 1.4 HDMI so I tried that with limited success and enjoyment
post #144 of 6573
I have to add and agree with SBX007 that the off angle viewing of the NX810 is fine. Maybe I'm not a particular as others but I tested it from extreme angles and obviously the contrast does drop off but I was still able to enjoy watching the TV. So yes there is a noticeable drop in contrast when viewing from an extreme off angle but still very watchable IMO. I am dissapointed in the image quality on non HD channels. Sony could have done better as there are way too many artifacts. Also no flashlighting or any uniformity issues on my set. I watched last night Aftershock, which has some very dark scenes. The picture settings I had on custom really showed the black level and detail that the NX810 can reveal in a movie.
post #145 of 6573
Ordered the 55" from USApp.

Does this model support playing mkv/avi/x264 files through DLNA or even better USB like the samsung sets?
not a deal breaker just wondering as that would be an added bonus.
post #146 of 6573
Thread Starter 
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Originally Posted by topr View Post

Your components need to be 1.4 for 3D...your cables don't.

Really cheapo HDMI cables may have issues. I have some good and some cheapo HDMI cables that I used before the NX810 arrived

I had to move the cheapo cable off the PS3 since it caused the PS3 to think my new NX810 was not 3d capable and the some 3D games (MLB The Show 3D) wouldn't even launch

When I put the better cable on (1.3.x) it worked and I put the cheapo on the Cable box which didn't care.

If the PS3 has issues with the 3D set- you may need to move around the cables
post #147 of 6573
Thread Starter 
There are several postings about Sony offering a mod for their 3d glasses to alleviate issues

Hats off to a fellow poster for putting this info here

Originally Posted by RetroElectro
I finally got a rep to order these for me. THere are a lot of clueless people that work the phones there. FOr others that want to order these, here's a link from esupport that you can refer them to:

http://www.kb.sony.com/selfservice/m...00%20189737969
post #148 of 6573
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Originally Posted by sbx007 View Post

Took 5 days to ship and receive from sonystyle..no clue why weeks..Sony installer came 2 days later. Don't know why you have to wait that long. They ship from CA. I live in NY. They used DB-shenker. Fast, excellant.

I am getting my set as a replacement for my failed 70' SXRD XBR2. I have to send Sony some paperwork before they ship.
post #149 of 6573
I too am getting the the 60NX810 as a replacement TV to my 60XBR2 with a failed Optical Block that is starting to show a greenish colour.
From my research and talking to Sony, the 60NX810 is supposed to have a superior picture to that of the 60LX900 due to the Dynamic Edge LED.
The TV is supposed to be here within 7-14 days... Can't wait!
post #150 of 6573
You are correct. The stand is not real great. The TV does wobble with the slightest touch, and on mine, the left side droops down about 1/2".

I can't wait to get it mounted on the wall. It scares me that it wobbles so much!
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