Any recommendations on a good 65 to 85 4k TV?

[TheLaughingMan]

Looking to buy a new TV and was hoping someone on here saw a good deal recently somewhere in Bangkok.  Wanted a 65, 75 or even 85 inch with 4k 120Hz HDMI 2.1 

[Jai Dee]

I just bought a Toshiba 65Z670MP Smart TV from PowerBuy last week for 29,990 baht and am really impressed with the picture quality. Link.

4K Dolby Vision movies are awesome to watch, and full HD (1080p) movies also seem to be upscaled.

65" was big enough for me, although I did see a 75" model there too.

It also comes with a 3 year warranty.

I'd highly recommend Toshiba.

 

[FarangRimPing]

Just bought a Samsung UA65CU8100KXXT, from Shopee. The Vendor was Lotus. I didn't need a new TV but the special price was too low to pass up... 15k.

 

(I saw the same TV in Powerbuy, similarly priced on sale at 16k.)

 

Fantastic TV. It's 4k. 8000 series, which is one of their top lines.

 

Here's the link to the Samsung Thailand website:

https://www.samsung.com/th/tvs/uhd-4k-tv/cu8000-65-inch-ua65cu8100kxxt/

 

[dddave]

I've had a HISENSE E7G 70" 4k HDR TV (B18,000 on Lazada) for two years now.  I've run a number of 4K demo videos and can find no fault with it.  Perhaps if side by side with a B60,000++ OLED TV I'd be aware of differences but what I see seems pretty good to me.  No problems or issues so far. The only negative is if you would have a number of viewers sitting at off center angles as the picture does degrade at when the viewer is significantly off center.   It has built-in Android TV along with Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video and Google.  I use a mini PC as a video source and a condo antenna feed for local TV channels.  The support legs require about a 60" long cabinet surface.

The Hisense 6500 series is almost identical.

BTW, If I were buying again, I'd go with a 65" rather than 70".  No real noticeable difference in viewing experience and just a little less huge, also a few thousand Baht cheaper.