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Sony
BRAVIA 8 II
9 positive 0 neutral 6 negative
Based on 15 Reddit mentions
$2798.00
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Is 2026 the year to ditch OLED for RGB Mini-LED or SQD? Confused by the marketing jargon
If you go from an A90J to any TCL you'll be taking a huge step down in image processing and sharpness etc. I'd say either go QD-OLED with the Bravia 8 mk2 or the newly announced Bravia 9 mk2. My A90J is stick going strong but it does have some dead pixels and just utilized my 5yr warranty with geeks
...Lt_DansLeggs in r/4kTV
April 13, 2026 1:22 PM
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55inch QN90B (2022) --> Either QN85F or LG G5 (Europe)
The QN90F, silly matte or not, is perhaps a tiny upgrade over yours. The QN85F will definitely be worse than yours. The C5 (you have a title typo) will be a slight upgrade. But I'd never use an OLED with a PC, personally, because it makes burn in offset a hell of a lot quicker. I'd either increase m
...horizon936 in r/4kTV
November 13, 2025 5:43 PM
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Best Bang for Buck?
Sony > LG > Samsung > TCL/Hisense in terms of motion and overall processing. But the margins are thin. Most people use slight interpolation anyway and then it doesn't matter one bit, that's how the TVs come out of the box too. And if you hate interpolation so much, then there are the frame-matching
...horizon936 in r/4kTV
December 14, 2025 11:16 PM
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