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The grid is only visible in bright solid colours and scenes such as the sky or underwater. It bothers me sometimes when I watch these shots. Otherwise, it's hidden in the rest of the content. The Samsung technician asked me not to look at it and enjoy the picture instead. It seems Samsung...

I think the Samsung QN90C 50-inch TV is a great choice for gaming. It comes with a VA panel and a 144Hz refresh rate. It has been discounted lately and is available for less than ₹70,000 including bank offers.

A few days after I watched content on my new television, I noticed a subtle grid on the left side in solid colours or bright scenes such as the sky. I googled it and found that it is common in FALD TVs. I called the Samsung technician home to verify the artefact. He said the panel was perfect...

I finally purchased the Samsung QN85C 55-inches TV for ₹84,000 over the Q60C priced at ₹59,000. I chose the FALD TV instead of the regular QLED. For the price difference of ₹25,000 I think it’s a good upgrade. There is a limited period price drop on Samsung upper midrange and premium...

I also saw the LG QNED81(2022) in a showroom, and the demo picture quality looked great. It looked better than the Sony and Samsung entry-level and lower mid-range series. I compared the brightness next to X82L and Q70C. But it has lower ratings on the rtings.com website. There are also...

I will compare these two TVs side by side in the showroom. On YouTube, the Sony X82L wins over the Samsung Q60C. I don't have external speakers. I might use them in the future. The reason I want the X82L is for the better colours, Dolby Vision support and a few more enhancements in features...

Finally, these are the prices for the two TVs I have decided to purchase. Samsung Q60C at ₹62,000 Sony X82L at ₹65,000 Which TV is better? Both TVs are neck-to-neck, but I believe the Sony is a better TV overall. Should I buy the Sony or the Samsung?

Are HDMI 2.1 ports needed in the long run? The Sony X75L has 3 of them, even though the panel is 50Hz. The Samsung Q60C has three HDMI 2.0 ports, a notable difference. I'm willing to purchase one of these entry-level TVs as they appropriately fall under my budget and are a good starting point.

Thanks for all the input. I checked the rtings.com website and ordered the TV reviews from best to worst in mixed usage. Now, I got an idea of how to compare the TVs. From this list, I think the LG A2 would have been the best for the ₹80,000 it sold on Amazon sale. I don't see Sony X82L here...

I went to the electronics store today to finalise the price for the Sony Bravia X82L 55-inch TV. I considered it a great deal if it cost anywhere between Rs 60,000-65,000. To my surprise, the TV was priced at around Rs 80,000 and with card discounts, it can reach close to Rs 70,000. I enquired...

I'm ready to purchase Galaxy Buds now. Support confirmed that I cannot mix the card and exchange bonus offers. I will trade in an old iPhone SE 1st generation worth Rs. 2670 on exchange. Here are the current prices: Buds2 cost Rs. 6090 with an exchange bonus of Rs. 3000 available Buds2 Pro...

I decided to purchase the Sony Bravia X82L 55-inch TV. I think it would be the best television to serve our purpose. It should cost around ₹65,000 from a nearby dealer. As I said earlier, I may not need a TV with more than a 60Hz refresh rate.

Now I understand better. I have a second 40-inch TV in my home. It's the TCL 40R300 without the smart TV features. I purchased it for around ₹20,000. I watched Interstellar last night, and the picture quality was a lot better than the Sony TV in my home. The difference comes from the LED backlit...

I understand that the Sony Bravia X74K/X74L would be sufficient for me. The 65-inch TV would have done well. But I'm doubtful whether the TV can fit on the wall. I thought the Samsung Frame TV had a better picture quality, more features and better design. It would be well spent for an...

I measured the distance from the TV to the sofa. The length of the living room is around 13 to 14 feet. The distance to the farthest sofa would be 12 to 13 feet. There is a large sofa to the left and chairs to the right of the TV. Their distance would be around 8 feet or less. The minimum...

My options are: 1. Sony Bravia X74L in 55-inch or 65-inch 2. Samsung the Frame (2022) in 55-inch. I'm worried the 65-inch TV would not fit in my living room. It would most likely be 55 inches. Sony Bravia X74L costs Rs. 50,000 for the 55-inch and Rs. 70,000 for the 65-inch. The Frame (2022)...

My current TV is the Sony Bravia KLV-40BX400. It's a 40-inch television. It's almost 12 years old and recently showed signs of failure on the panel. My living room isn't very bright. The lighting from outside is adequate or less. In the evening or night, the lights inside the room don't fall on...

I went to a showroom to check the TVs and found the Sony X80L and X82L available for Rs 65,000 in my budget. I prefer to purchase a 55-inch television now. I told the showroom executive that my options were from Sony, Samsung and LG. There are entry-level OLED TVs from LG close to my budget...

1. Budget? Rs 50,000 to Rs 70,000 2. Display type and size? LED/QLED/OLED 3. What will the TV/monitor be used for primarily? Living Room TV 4. Types and number of ports required? Best in class 5. Preferred choice of brand? Sony, Samsung, LG 6. Any TV/monitor in consideration? Sony X74K X80K X74L...

I seem to have a doubt. Can I combine the instant bank discount and exchange bonus offers on the Samsung website to purchase a new Galaxy Buds2 Pro or Buds FE? For instance, the offers include a Rs. 3000 instant bank discount on all debit cards and a Rs. 3000 exchange bonus on my old iPhone SE...