C805K
Reddit take
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Pros
- Spend a bit more and get the C805k.It's the best TV you can get for the price
- I also have an LG OLED in my living room and a C805K in my cinema room. I use an Nvidia Shield Pro for everything on both, and I think they both look great.
- I have a 85C805K, great TV I had one small issue with a sound poping but a factory reset fixed that.
- Got the 50" and it's fucking great. Only thing is that the motion handling is decent but not great, it sits right there in the middle between good and shit. It's good enough to not bother you, but compared to Sony or LG, there's an obvio...
Cons
- the q9bk is a variant of the qm7 and a step up from the c805k
- looks a very promising telly certainly looks better than c805k as I had my eyes on it on Amazon.
- Parent context: I had a 98C805K for 2 weeks Then the 98Q9BK was on offer for less so I returned the C805K Reply: Q9 is soooo much brighter and my instance of it has much better DSE than the C805K
- I returned a C805K 2 weeks ago to get the same size Q9 for cheaper
- Ive seen numerous reviews state that the OS on them becomes very slow after a few weeks. Display seems to be the best you can get for that price point
Sentiment
4 positive (36%) · 2 mixed (18%) · 5 negative (45%)
Trust + time weighted score: 0% · raw score -9%
What redditors said (10 of 11)
Spend a bit more and get the C805k.It's the best TV you can get for the price
I also have an LG OLED in my living room and a C805K in my cinema room. I use an Nvidia Shield Pro for everything on both, and I think they both look great.
the q9bk is a variant of the qm7 and a step up from the c805k
looks a very promising telly certainly looks better than c805k as I had my eyes on it on Amazon.
Parent context: I had a 98C805K for 2 weeks Then the 98Q9BK was on offer for less so I returned the C805K Reply: Q9 is soooo much brighter and my instance of it has much better DSE than the C805K
I have a 85C805K, great TV I had one small issue with a sound poping but a factory reset fixed that.
Got the 50" and it's fucking great. Only thing is that the motion handling is decent but not great, it sits right there in the middle between good and shit. It's good enough to not bother you, but compared to Sony or LG, there's an obvious difference. But the picture itself is wonderful. The small 50" one already has pretty good local dimming, but the big ones take it way further. It is a bit overbright, so turning down the gamma on most of the picture modes apart from Dolby Vision Dark is probably a good idea.
I returned a C805K 2 weeks ago to get the same size Q9 for cheaper
Ive seen numerous reviews state that the OS on them becomes very slow after a few weeks. Display seems to be the best you can get for that price point
50" C805K, V135 firmware (previously V062), freshly factory reset... I am going crazy trying to figure out why HDR, and Dolby Vision/Atmos specifically, doesn't apply depending on which app or even discs.