aroraanant
Explorer
Samsung F7500 is a new model and it is not in market yet so it would be difficult to comment on it.
Apart from that nothing beats HX850 in terms of PQ till date.
Apart from that nothing beats HX850 in terms of PQ till date.
randomuser111
Technomancer
Between HX850 and F7500 choose HX850.
Only F8000 is as good as HX850
Only F8000 is as good as HX850
Thanks for the suggestion guys. The thing is i am getting some really good deals. So if i stretch my budget a little bit, i can get theses TV's.
Now a big question. Do i go for the 40 inch TV or go for a 46 inch TV? Is it a big difference in experience? Am currently using a samsung 40 inch LCD.
If i go for a 40 inch TV, it will be the Sony HX850 as suggested by you guys.
In the 46 inch Segment, I have the following choices. Sony W700A vs Samsung F6800 vs Samsung F6400.
So what do you guys say.
Now a big question. Do i go for the 40 inch TV or go for a 46 inch TV? Is it a big difference in experience? Am currently using a samsung 40 inch LCD.
If i go for a 40 inch TV, it will be the Sony HX850 as suggested by you guys.
In the 46 inch Segment, I have the following choices. Sony W700A vs Samsung F6800 vs Samsung F6400.
So what do you guys say.
randomuser111
Technomancer
If you go for 46" then go for HX850 not the above sets.
HX850 will blow these out of the water. So if you are not getting 46 HX850 then stick to 40HX850.
How much are you getting HX850 for?
I am getting the 40 HX850 for about 75k.
Does the HX850 come with the flickering the 3D glasses? I hate those as they are quite irritating and can't be worn for long.
Also the 46 HX850 is out of my budget. The only 46 inch sitting in my budget are the models mentioned in my above post.
So it all comes down to the difference in experience in the 40 inch and 46 inch TV's. If it ain't too big, then can go for the 40HX850.
I will be picking up my TV in june. Is there new Sony TV's expected to launch by then in India in the 46 inch segment?
40 inch will suffice while 46 incher will be too large.Sony is going to release their W series but HX series has better specification than W series.
You are getting HX850 for 75k I would say its a very good deal.
You could add Philips 42PFL7977/V7 to your list it uses passive 3D will set you back by 66-68k for 42 inch.
You are getting HX850 for 75k I would say its a very good deal.
You could add Philips 42PFL7977/V7 to your list it uses passive 3D will set you back by 66-68k for 42 inch.
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randomuser111
Technomancer
Yes the W800A will launch then. 47 inches Passive 3D.
PQ wise it will be lil worse than HX850. So if Passive 3D is more important to you then you can wait for it or go for the Philips model Minion suggested above.
PQ wise it will be lil worse than HX850. So if Passive 3D is more important to you then you can wait for it or go for the Philips model Minion suggested above.
So Active 3D is with flickering Glasses and Passive 3D is without the flickering glasses right? If this is right, then if i go for a 3D TV, it has to be a passive 3D TV.
PQ wise, 3D or non-3D viewing, The HX850 would be the best right?
Does Samsung have any passive 3D TV's?
When is Sony's passive 3D TV expected to launch in India?
How is Philips PQ when compared to Samsung and Sony?
In the 46 inch segment, Which is the best non-3D TV to get?
PQ wise, 3D or non-3D viewing, The HX850 would be the best right?
Does Samsung have any passive 3D TV's?
When is Sony's passive 3D TV expected to launch in India?
How is Philips PQ when compared to Samsung and Sony?
In the 46 inch segment, Which is the best non-3D TV to get?
aroraanant
Explorer
Bigger is always better so 46" is obviously better than 40" if your budget allows.
Yes.
Yes
No
Will be there in a week or two.
Not so good.
Sony EX650 is very good.Apart from that you can have a look at Samsung ES5600 and the recently launched F5500, these all are the non 3D models.
randomuser111
Technomancer
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Agree with you on all your answers except the one about Philips.
Philips does have very good PQ
Agree with you on all your answers except the one about Philips.
Philips does have very good PQ
aroraanant
Explorer
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Bro I didn't find it as good as Samsung and Sony, and also philips has sold its tv and unit to a japanese company so now I guess they are just clearing the stock
Bro I didn't find it as good as Samsung and Sony, and also philips has sold its tv and unit to a japanese company so now I guess they are just clearing the stock
1)SAM owns an HX850 you can PM him about his experience about HX850.
2)Nope
3)Philips have very good Picture Quality you can read some reviews about uk models of Philips tvs in techradar or expertreviews only difference between UK and Indian model is lack of ambilight and smart feature.
4)Though EX650 is currently best non 3D tv I would not recommend it its very old model and for 40 inch and more you should consider 3D seriously.
They haven't sold their video products to funaie only audio products They have plan to sell video products on 2017.
Thanks for all your suggestions guys.
I checked out the Philips TV and they don't meet my requirement of 4 HDMI ports, so they are ruled out.
I am gettng inclined towards the 46" segment. So if go for a non 3D version, I think the Sony W700A would be my best bet.
If i go for a 46" 3D TV, It would have to be the new Passive 3D Tv's to be launched by Sony.
If i go for a 40" TV, it would be the Sony HX850.
Right choices?
I checked out the Philips TV and they don't meet my requirement of 4 HDMI ports, so they are ruled out.
I am gettng inclined towards the 46" segment. So if go for a non 3D version, I think the Sony W700A would be my best bet.
If i go for a 46" 3D TV, It would have to be the new Passive 3D Tv's to be launched by Sony.
If i go for a 40" TV, it would be the Sony HX850.
Right choices?
randomuser111
Technomancer
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He NEEDS more than 2 HDMI ports, so why should it not be a factor.
He NEEDS more than 2 HDMI ports, so why should it not be a factor.
Ok Guys,
I have finally made up my mind and it is down to these 4 choices.
Pls let me know which would be the best overall package.
Sony 47"W800A (Passive 3D) vs Sony 46"W700A (Non 3D) vs Sony 40"HX850 (Active 3D) vs Samsung 46"F6400/6800 (Active 3D)
Am leaning towards the 47"W800A.
Cheers...
I have finally made up my mind and it is down to these 4 choices.
Pls let me know which would be the best overall package.
Sony 47"W800A (Passive 3D) vs Sony 46"W700A (Non 3D) vs Sony 40"HX850 (Active 3D) vs Samsung 46"F6400/6800 (Active 3D)
Am leaning towards the 47"W800A.
Cheers...
randomuser111
Technomancer
You can go with W800. But try to demo the other TVs before finalizing.
Will definitely do. The specs look awsome for W800 and the pricing also is quite competitive.
How do you think it stands against the HX850?
Also does Passive 3D affect the PQ?