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So I've been looking for a decent 4K TV in the 75-85" range for under $10K. Curved or not doesn't matter to me as I like both. Please give me your thoughts:
Sony 75" 940C:
Silly side speakers I don't need
Most likely the best picture quality of 2015 TV sets (LCD not OLED)
Most likely best up-scalar
FALD/HDR?
Quantum Dot?
Best OS, can even stream PS3 games off the net
Smallest of the bunch and also fairly expensive ~$8K?
Specs showing no full 18Gbps HDMI 2.0 ports, could be in error or? Does not support 4:4:4 60 Hz 4K with HDCP 2.2?
Unknown input lag
Samsung 78" JS9500
Second best picture of 2015 sets? (LCD not OLED)
Decent OS
FALD/HDR
Quantum Dot
78" at ~$9500 most expensive 2015 TV in this price range
Contrast/blacks not so amazing?
Unknown release/availability in USA?
Supports 4:4:4 60 Hz 4K with HDCP 2.2?
Unknown input lag?
Samsung 78" HU9000 (last years model)
Decent picture quality?
Upgrade-able one-connect?
Edge lit - glow?
Can be had for $6K or less now
Does not support 4:4:4 60 Hz 4K with HDCP 2.2
Good input lag - 39ms
Then the sets that trade some picture quality for shear size:
LG 84UB9800
Massive 84" - huge boon
Edge lit - glow
2014 model, older OS but good webOS?
IPS panel - good viewing angles
IPS panel - poor contrast and blacks
Good motion clarity
Can be had for ~$6K
Supports 4:4:4 60 Hz 4K but not with HDCP 2.2 at the same time
Poor input lag 55-75ms
Samsung UN85HU8550
Great 85" size
Edge lit - glow
2014 model, older OS?
VA panel, not stellar viewing angles
VA panel, decent blacks and contrast
Can be had for ~$7K
Does not support 4:4:4 60 Hz 4K
Decent input lag - 40ms
Anyone else been considering these sets? Seems like it's coming down to smaller 2015 screens with better image quality and newer features or 2014 screens that are larger. Thoughts?
Sony 75" 940C:
Silly side speakers I don't need
Most likely the best picture quality of 2015 TV sets (LCD not OLED)
Most likely best up-scalar
FALD/HDR?
Quantum Dot?
Best OS, can even stream PS3 games off the net
Smallest of the bunch and also fairly expensive ~$8K?
Specs showing no full 18Gbps HDMI 2.0 ports, could be in error or? Does not support 4:4:4 60 Hz 4K with HDCP 2.2?
Unknown input lag
Samsung 78" JS9500
Second best picture of 2015 sets? (LCD not OLED)
Decent OS
FALD/HDR
Quantum Dot
78" at ~$9500 most expensive 2015 TV in this price range
Contrast/blacks not so amazing?
Unknown release/availability in USA?
Supports 4:4:4 60 Hz 4K with HDCP 2.2?
Unknown input lag?
Samsung 78" HU9000 (last years model)
Decent picture quality?
Upgrade-able one-connect?
Edge lit - glow?
Can be had for $6K or less now
Does not support 4:4:4 60 Hz 4K with HDCP 2.2
Good input lag - 39ms
Then the sets that trade some picture quality for shear size:
LG 84UB9800
Massive 84" - huge boon
Edge lit - glow
2014 model, older OS but good webOS?
IPS panel - good viewing angles
IPS panel - poor contrast and blacks
Good motion clarity
Can be had for ~$6K
Supports 4:4:4 60 Hz 4K but not with HDCP 2.2 at the same time
Poor input lag 55-75ms
Samsung UN85HU8550
Great 85" size
Edge lit - glow
2014 model, older OS?
VA panel, not stellar viewing angles
VA panel, decent blacks and contrast
Can be had for ~$7K
Does not support 4:4:4 60 Hz 4K
Decent input lag - 40ms
Anyone else been considering these sets? Seems like it's coming down to smaller 2015 screens with better image quality and newer features or 2014 screens that are larger. Thoughts?