Saw this on their homepage. Not sure if the QLED version has been this low before.
Says $71 delivery to Buderim, Sunshine coast.
I have an older (now 2 year old) Web OS / non-QLED version of this TV, still going strong. Picture quality is great, speakers suck (get a sound bar).
Those are definitely the two biggest drawbacks. But they can be easily overcome with something like a Google TV or Shield and some speakers
You might be talking about the 75" LED.
This is QLED and I have the 65" and its ok for the price.
Note this is an old model with Android 9
There is a newer mode in 55" QLED that comes with Android 11
55" Dolby Vision & Atmos QLED 4K UHD Smart TV K55DVAQ
https://www.eko-entertainment.com.au/k55dvaq?
I got a 65" qled eko.
Not lag that I know of. Channels are a touch slow to change but had alot worse (kogan)
Only real issue I have is it turns itself on randomly sometimes. 🤷♂️
Few times have been at like 2am wake up going wtf…
And come home from work and TV is going…
Turn off main switch once off for night simple🤪
Picture quality sells. When you go into a store to buy a TV you never hear how bad it sounds, or see how slow it is.
Smart TV manufacturers have no incentive to implement better speakers or hardware into their TVs. I defy you to find a brand new TV that doesn't have those two problems.
The workaround is to get a Chromecast with Google TV or NVIDIA Shield and a receiver or soundbar.
I returned mine too, UHD
Bad sound and soundbar lag
Just a goggle TV dongle and sound bar …..done …..can't fix picture but laggy android or sound is easy …..
Great, except you get lag with a soundbar too
Is the lag of the soundbar when using the built in android features? I recon it's the laggy android causing it. But in case the tv itself is causing it, a dongle or player with audio out should fix it.
I had lag on FTA and streaming apps. It was a slow increase leading to obvious mouth flap lag after 6minutes. At about 10-15 it went mute for 10 seconds, then garbled and reset back to normal. I replaced with a Hisense and no lag at all.
May as well get the telstra hisense 75inch deal (or buy someone's when they hit marketplace)
Deal is expired
I had a play with the menus on these in store to see what they look like when properly tuned.
Pro
- they can produce an excellent picture with full adjustment options not often found in cheapies.
- you can turn down the backlight to save power and produce better blacks.
Con
- In default settings they use a lot of power, say compared to a TCL. Almost double.
- Viewing angle was poor on the QLED. Very poor. Be careful with side sitting lounge rooms.
- potential for lots of glare reflection with QLED.
Not Sure
- The JVC TVs worked from the same remote, with the same menus. So the same TV internally, but could be a different display panel. The JVC was way off tune by default, but also looked good when tuned.
Research
Suggest quality control is the issue. Seems like 3 out of 10 die prematurely.
Speaker quality really shouldn't be of any concern, don't buy a big tv for sound it's 100% picture. Outsource the sound anyway. Android lag could be an issue but I only stream Netflix or stream from my tablet to tv via wifi. No Bluetooth. If those all work great then it's an insanely cheap large tv with big W easy returns.
I had bad experience with EKO 75 inch QLED model. I returned it and got refund.
Lag in Android App. Sound Quality is terrible.
Picture quality is really good and Price is so cheap. I think I paid $749