H Hetfield Audioholic Samurai Nov 23, 2016 2,781 0 63 50 Aug 19, 2020 #1 Well we just sold our house, moving into another with a bigger living room so I'm moving the Sony 55X900E to the bedroom and I'm looking for a 75 inch. I want to stay under 1,500 so I'm looking at TCL. The new 6 series 75 inch Mini-LED is 1,399, last years 75 inch 6 series is 1,199. On the surface the new 6 series seems like its worth the extra 200 bucks. Any thoughts? Amy other suggestions keeping in mind where I want the price to be under? My father in law has a TCL 5 series 65 inch and I have to say even that impresses me so I am not worried about going the TCL route. Thanks for any advice.
Well we just sold our house, moving into another with a bigger living room so I'm moving the Sony 55X900E to the bedroom and I'm looking for a 75 inch. I want to stay under 1,500 so I'm looking at TCL. The new 6 series 75 inch Mini-LED is 1,399, last years 75 inch 6 series is 1,199. On the surface the new 6 series seems like its worth the extra 200 bucks. Any thoughts? Amy other suggestions keeping in mind where I want the price to be under? My father in law has a TCL 5 series 65 inch and I have to say even that impresses me so I am not worried about going the TCL route. Thanks for any advice.
M Mpsafranski Audioholic Mar 4, 2019 172 0 18 45 Aug 19, 2020 #2 I’d say stay away from Samsung and LG unless you’re going QLED or OLED respectively. Their lower tier TVs are very poor performing. I had the “best” LG that wasn’t an oled 2 years ago for about 4 days. Everything about it sucked even after calibrating it. Blooming and banding were distractingly bad. Returned it and spent the extra $600 on the Sony x900f. The Sony crushes it. If I had your budget and set on 75 I’d be looking at TCL as well. As far as less expensive sets go, they win.
I’d say stay away from Samsung and LG unless you’re going QLED or OLED respectively. Their lower tier TVs are very poor performing. I had the “best” LG that wasn’t an oled 2 years ago for about 4 days. Everything about it sucked even after calibrating it. Blooming and banding were distractingly bad. Returned it and spent the extra $600 on the Sony x900f. The Sony crushes it. If I had your budget and set on 75 I’d be looking at TCL as well. As far as less expensive sets go, they win.
H Hetfield Audioholic Samurai Nov 23, 2016 2,781 0 63 50 Aug 19, 2020 #3 Mpsafranski said: I’d say stay away from Samsung and LG unless you’re going QLED or OLED respectively. Their lower tier TVs are very poor performing. I had the “best” LG that wasn’t an oled 2 years ago for about 4 days before returning it and spending the extra $600 on the Sony x900f. The Sony crushes it. If I had your budget and set on 75 I’d be looking at TCL as well. As far as less expensive sets go, they win. Click to expand... I would never buy Samsung, I despise them and they don't have Dolby Vision. TCL at 6 series prices give you FALD and very bright screens. I would do Vizio but they are over 1,500 in 75 inches. Sent from my Pixel 4 XL using Tapatalk
Mpsafranski said: I’d say stay away from Samsung and LG unless you’re going QLED or OLED respectively. Their lower tier TVs are very poor performing. I had the “best” LG that wasn’t an oled 2 years ago for about 4 days before returning it and spending the extra $600 on the Sony x900f. The Sony crushes it. If I had your budget and set on 75 I’d be looking at TCL as well. As far as less expensive sets go, they win. Click to expand... I would never buy Samsung, I despise them and they don't have Dolby Vision. TCL at 6 series prices give you FALD and very bright screens. I would do Vizio but they are over 1,500 in 75 inches. Sent from my Pixel 4 XL using Tapatalk
afterlife2 Audioholic Warlord Oct 7, 2011 9,980 0 113 Aug 19, 2020 #4 If you don’t mind a 2019 model and refurb. If I had the money it’d be mine tomorrow. At that price I’d get a extended warranty as well. Refurbished: Vizio P-Series 75" 4K Effective Refresh Rate 240Hz Quantum X HDR Smart LED TV 2019 - Newegg.com Buy Refurbished: Vizio P-Series 75" 4K Effective Refresh Rate 240Hz Quantum X HDR Smart LED TV 2019 with fast shipping and top-rated customer service. Once you know, you Newegg! www.newegg.com Last edited: Aug 19, 2020
If you don’t mind a 2019 model and refurb. If I had the money it’d be mine tomorrow. At that price I’d get a extended warranty as well. Refurbished: Vizio P-Series 75" 4K Effective Refresh Rate 240Hz Quantum X HDR Smart LED TV 2019 - Newegg.com Buy Refurbished: Vizio P-Series 75" 4K Effective Refresh Rate 240Hz Quantum X HDR Smart LED TV 2019 with fast shipping and top-rated customer service. Once you know, you Newegg! www.newegg.com
mazersteven Audioholic Warlord Mar 23, 2005 9,051 0 113 Florida Aug 19, 2020 #5 Don't know why you don't like Samsung. This isn't the 6 series found at Walmart 75" Class Q60T QLED 4K UHD HDR Smart TV (2020) TVs - QN75Q60TAFXZA | Samsung US Discover the latest features and innovations available in the 75 inches Class Q60T QLED 4K UHD HDR Smart TV (2020). Find the perfect TVs for you! www.samsung.com
Don't know why you don't like Samsung. This isn't the 6 series found at Walmart 75" Class Q60T QLED 4K UHD HDR Smart TV (2020) TVs - QN75Q60TAFXZA | Samsung US Discover the latest features and innovations available in the 75 inches Class Q60T QLED 4K UHD HDR Smart TV (2020). Find the perfect TVs for you! www.samsung.com
M Mpsafranski Audioholic Mar 4, 2019 172 0 18 45 Aug 19, 2020 #6 Poor HDR on that model. If you’re wading into the large panel 4K display pool, be sure you’re getting a tv whose hdr performs well otherwise what’s the point? To me, at least, HDR is what makes these sets worth the investment. If I had to go Samsung it’d need to be top of the line QLED. But Samsung also does not support DV which I mentioned in another thread is a deal breaker for me, as the DV Blu rays I have look better in DV vs HDR10. Again, just me. not to pimp another site but I’d suggest checking out rtings.com. They’ll give u the skinny in great detail on just about every set imaginable.
Poor HDR on that model. If you’re wading into the large panel 4K display pool, be sure you’re getting a tv whose hdr performs well otherwise what’s the point? To me, at least, HDR is what makes these sets worth the investment. If I had to go Samsung it’d need to be top of the line QLED. But Samsung also does not support DV which I mentioned in another thread is a deal breaker for me, as the DV Blu rays I have look better in DV vs HDR10. Again, just me. not to pimp another site but I’d suggest checking out rtings.com. They’ll give u the skinny in great detail on just about every set imaginable.
T txbonds Full Audioholic Jan 8, 2014 285 0 16 Aug 20, 2020 #7 The TCL 75Q825 is still on sale at bestbuy for not much more than your budget. Might be worth considering. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/tcl-75-class-8-series-led-4k-uhd-smart-roku-tv/6377907.p?skuId=6377907 Reactions: Hetfield
The TCL 75Q825 is still on sale at bestbuy for not much more than your budget. Might be worth considering. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/tcl-75-class-8-series-led-4k-uhd-smart-roku-tv/6377907.p?skuId=6377907
BoredSysAdmin Audioholic Slumlord Aug 21, 2007 15,618 0 113 New Joisey Aug 20, 2020 #8 at $1500 and 75" you have to take chances on 2nd tier TV maker like TCL or Vizio Right now Costco has PX75-G1 at your budget of $1499.99 https://www.costco.com/vizio-75%22-class---px-series---4k-uhd-quantum-led-lcd-tv.product.100507880.html You get qdot and fald with 480 dimming zones. The end quality comes very close to OLED but brighter. HDR support: Dolby Vizio, HDR10, and HLG. 120Hz actual refresh Vizio P Series Quantum X 2019 Review (PX65-G1, PX75-G1) The Vizio P Series Quantum X is an excellent 4k LED LCD TV. It delivers great overall picture quality with deep, uniform blacks, outstanding peak brightness, and... www.rtings.com Reactions: Hetfield and Mpsafranski
at $1500 and 75" you have to take chances on 2nd tier TV maker like TCL or Vizio Right now Costco has PX75-G1 at your budget of $1499.99 https://www.costco.com/vizio-75%22-class---px-series---4k-uhd-quantum-led-lcd-tv.product.100507880.html You get qdot and fald with 480 dimming zones. The end quality comes very close to OLED but brighter. HDR support: Dolby Vizio, HDR10, and HLG. 120Hz actual refresh Vizio P Series Quantum X 2019 Review (PX65-G1, PX75-G1) The Vizio P Series Quantum X is an excellent 4k LED LCD TV. It delivers great overall picture quality with deep, uniform blacks, outstanding peak brightness, and... www.rtings.com
panteragstk Audioholic Warlord Aug 14, 2012 8,258 0 113 New Braunfels, TX Aug 20, 2020 #9 BoredSysAdmin said: at $1500 and 75" you have to take chances on 2nd tier TV maker like TCL or Vizio Right now Costco has PX75-G1 at your budget of $1499.99 https://www.costco.com/vizio-75%22-class---px-series---4k-uhd-quantum-led-lcd-tv.product.100507880.html You get qdot and fald with 480 dimming zones. The end quality comes very close to OLED but brighter. HDR support: Dolby Vizio, HDR10, and HLG. 120Hz actual refresh Vizio P Series Quantum X 2019 Review (PX65-G1, PX75-G1) The Vizio P Series Quantum X is an excellent 4k LED LCD TV. It delivers great overall picture quality with deep, uniform blacks, outstanding peak brightness, and... www.rtings.com Click to expand... Plus, if you get it from Costco you get extra warranty. Win win. Reactions: Hetfield
BoredSysAdmin said: at $1500 and 75" you have to take chances on 2nd tier TV maker like TCL or Vizio Right now Costco has PX75-G1 at your budget of $1499.99 https://www.costco.com/vizio-75%22-class---px-series---4k-uhd-quantum-led-lcd-tv.product.100507880.html You get qdot and fald with 480 dimming zones. The end quality comes very close to OLED but brighter. HDR support: Dolby Vizio, HDR10, and HLG. 120Hz actual refresh Vizio P Series Quantum X 2019 Review (PX65-G1, PX75-G1) The Vizio P Series Quantum X is an excellent 4k LED LCD TV. It delivers great overall picture quality with deep, uniform blacks, outstanding peak brightness, and... www.rtings.com Click to expand... Plus, if you get it from Costco you get extra warranty. Win win.
H Hetfield Audioholic Samurai Nov 23, 2016 2,781 0 63 50 Aug 20, 2020 #10 panteragstk said: Plus, if you get it from Costco you get extra warranty. Win win. Click to expand... That is something I really would like to do just for that extra warranty. Sent from my Pixel 4 XL using Tapatalk
panteragstk said: Plus, if you get it from Costco you get extra warranty. Win win. Click to expand... That is something I really would like to do just for that extra warranty. Sent from my Pixel 4 XL using Tapatalk
panteragstk Audioholic Warlord Aug 14, 2012 8,258 0 113 New Braunfels, TX Aug 20, 2020 #11 Hetfield said: That is something I really would like to do just for that extra warranty. Sent from my Pixel 4 XL using Tapatalk Click to expand... I would. Vizio is a good manufacturer, but it's much easier to deal with Costo's provider than Vizio if you ever have an issue. I have a whole home warranty in case mine ever craps out. It's not as good as the one that BSA linked, but it still looks pretty good for a secondary TV.
Hetfield said: That is something I really would like to do just for that extra warranty. Sent from my Pixel 4 XL using Tapatalk Click to expand... I would. Vizio is a good manufacturer, but it's much easier to deal with Costo's provider than Vizio if you ever have an issue. I have a whole home warranty in case mine ever craps out. It's not as good as the one that BSA linked, but it still looks pretty good for a secondary TV.
afterlife2 Audioholic Warlord Oct 7, 2011 9,980 0 113 Aug 20, 2020 #12 panteragstk said: I would. Vizio is a good manufacturer, but it's much easier to deal with Costo's provider than Vizio if you ever have an issue. I have a whole home warranty in case mine ever craps out. It's not as good as the one that BSA linked, but it still looks pretty good for a secondary TV. Click to expand... Do you have to be a Costco member to get 3 year warranty?
panteragstk said: I would. Vizio is a good manufacturer, but it's much easier to deal with Costo's provider than Vizio if you ever have an issue. I have a whole home warranty in case mine ever craps out. It's not as good as the one that BSA linked, but it still looks pretty good for a secondary TV. Click to expand... Do you have to be a Costco member to get 3 year warranty?
panteragstk Audioholic Warlord Aug 14, 2012 8,258 0 113 New Braunfels, TX Aug 20, 2020 #13 afterlife2 said: Do you have to be a Costco member to get 3 year warranty? Click to expand... Probably. Don't think you can buy anything from them without a membership.
afterlife2 said: Do you have to be a Costco member to get 3 year warranty? Click to expand... Probably. Don't think you can buy anything from them without a membership.
afterlife2 Audioholic Warlord Oct 7, 2011 9,980 0 113 Aug 20, 2020 #14 panteragstk said: Probably. Don't think you can buy anything from them without a membership. Click to expand... Then newegg is a better deal if he doesn’t have a membership. Either way both are great options.
panteragstk said: Probably. Don't think you can buy anything from them without a membership. Click to expand... Then newegg is a better deal if he doesn’t have a membership. Either way both are great options.
H Hetfield Audioholic Samurai Nov 23, 2016 2,781 0 63 50 Aug 25, 2020 #15 Well I ordered the new TCL 6 series Mini-LED 75 inch. Being delivered on Sept. 11 of all the eerie days but works out perfectly as we are moving into the new house on the 6th. I'm very exited to see what this display can do and to have this size a display. Gonna be cool to check out Mini-LED too. Now its a long wait. Reactions: afterlife2
Well I ordered the new TCL 6 series Mini-LED 75 inch. Being delivered on Sept. 11 of all the eerie days but works out perfectly as we are moving into the new house on the 6th. I'm very exited to see what this display can do and to have this size a display. Gonna be cool to check out Mini-LED too. Now its a long wait.
