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Box damaged not item damaged, still have same rights under Australian Consumer Law if anything wrong with TV So only risk is the slightly…

Horribly reviewed, wouldnt risk it and waste $399. Lot of money these days.

Ahh maybe I'm mistaken, that does sound right. If thats the case I would hold out for s95D

Keep in mind the matte finish screen, personally I like the idea but its a contentious topic with some people strongly against it saying it…

This feels like a moment from the Grinch "are you two still alive?".

I mean good luck these days with price increases (thanks inflation/government/rba)

Any downlights anywhere will be annoying as hell unless they fixed it from the x95k. Take a friend or partner to the shop with a phone…

The x95k i have and it has issues with reflections scatters light across the screen. The extra wide viewing angle is not really that useful…

Box damaged for the win. You havr same consumer protections as if box was undamaged as it only stated box damaged not product damaged.…

If blooming is an issue for you go OLED. If you use it only at night then OLED is an amazing choice. If during the day as well it might be…

For $1400 the 65" TCL c8 is pretty good and if price is a factor then for that price range its hard to beat. Depends on peoples budget and…

Because the implementation of older tech by Sony is better than a subpar (still in teething stage) implementation by TCL of new technology.…

Better for sure, more codec support, better algorithms for picture enhancement and more importantly for backlight control. Sony FALD has…

I have x95k and wide angle layer is not selling point. Scatters any sort of overhead lights or lights off to the side all across the screen…

Not enough to affect any current consoles or most pc gaming. If you can output at 8k 120fps or more it might be a problem but other than…

I would wait for the s95D, that Matte screen upgrade is a gamechanger

Yes I cant believe so many people are against this tech, its great for those wanting OLED in a living area that is exposed to overhead…

To get the latest and greatest I mean sure its a good price but last years model should be under $2500 by this point in time

Box damaged does not nor should mean damaged item. You have same legal rights as for a product with no box damage, both are new in box…

Even people buying new still get these issues occasionally, there are not many people complaining about dramas with box damaged only with…

Box damaged is great, refurbished is not!

Last years models were under $2k for 65", this seems like they are hoping people get desperate before they do

If you had said box damaged like for Sonys then YES nothing serious. Not sure anybody silly enough to take some serious risk with used…

QLED and IPS are not the same category here. You can have a QLED IPS or QLED VA. Basicsally the more high end spectrum of tvs can advertise…

No brand snobbery about it, if you do your research they are not even close in terms of quality. Its easy in store to be mistaken that they…

Not a great quality tv, more for arts people that care more about the look of the room than the usefulness of the tv itself.

I suppose as you cant get OLEDs for less than $3k, usually even on sale looking at $3.4-$4k for $75" OLEDs. The 65" OLEDs you can usually…

With that said most will be happy with the QN90 as is a great tv

Think it will go lower. I Got a good deal on a Sony x95k 75" late last year for $2600 delivered. A comparable TV so wouldn't recomend…

MicroLED has potential to rival OLED if done well, still getting there but close