Vizio PQ65-F1

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Just picked one of these up today off CL for $400. I’ve always wanted one but they’ve become very difficult to find. I do have to say the HDR and Dolby Vision color vibrancy is incredible. I understand it’s a dated TV but I’m coming from a TCL R6 2018 55” so this is night and day for me. Any of you guys have any tips? I’m looking at splitting the cost of a Calman HDR2000 setup with 3 friends and I figure whenever I upgrade it would certainly come in handy. One of them just recently became ISF certified so I feel like he would advise me in terms of the heavy lifting. I see so many people just cut and paste RTings settings and they call it “calibrated” which just seems wildly incorrect.
 
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Just picked one of these up today off CL for $400. I’ve always wanted one but they’ve become very difficult to find. I do have to say the HDR and Dolby Vision color vibrancy is incredible. I understand it’s a dated TV but I’m coming from a TCL R6 2018 55” so this is night and day for me. Any of you guys have any tips? I’m looking at splitting the cost of a Calman HDR2000 setup with 3 friends and I figure whenever I upgrade it would certainly come in handy. One of them just recently became ISF certified so I feel like he would advise me in terms of the heavy lifting. I see so many people just cut and paste RTings settings and they call it “calibrated” which just seems wildly incorrect.

Congrats!!.
 
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Not sure about the Calman HDR2000 how it works but what about the Datacolor SPyderX ? There is five models ranging from affordable to $500.

Anywho I have the Vizio PX65-G1 and am pretty happy with it as well. Its the 2019 model. It had its bugs but seems Vizio updates have fixed them. I have yet to calibrate but went the super cheap route and bought a HD DVD that is supposed to helps calibrate using some color film filters. IDK I started looking at it and put it to the side for another day when ive got much more time to spend.

Good luck
 
To be totally honest guys I am very much a novice in terms of tv calibration and the HDR2020 was recommended by a friend who’s actively involved in the industry. Since this post I’ve taken some suggestions and found some great alternatives including the X-Rite and the Spyder X.
 
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If you want to go super budget get: DVE digital video essentials HD basics. Think it was $20
 
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