hello sir, i want to buy the philips 9308 mini led, is philips a good tv brand in 2024? please help me out! and if not, is Panasonic full array led any good?
I bought a Sony Bravia XR 48 A90 K two years ago on Cyber Monday. Love the picture and overall build quality is awesome. Its considered to be in the Master Class series of Sony so some extra love was mixed in :). I cannot imagine a better TV. Sony did a wonderful job on the sound system that is built into it. I do not need a sound bar. My family has always bought Sony TV's because they just keep running over the years without issues. I have a 32 inch Sony Bravia I bought about 16 years ago. Still is in perfect running condition. Some of my friends that purchased the China made TV's (Hisense & TCL ) have ended up having to replace them somewhere in 3- 5 year of ownership.
I Think people that buy other brands rate it high because they believe what they are getting is good for the money they paid. But if you buy an expensive tv you expect a great or excellent experience.
I'm skeptical about the usefulness of that durability score. Samsung is the most popular TV brand so it has a lot of brand loyalty, but consumers probably aren't keeping them long enough to prove they are reliable in the long term or maybe they are failing after a few years and people are just assuming that's normal because they also buy a new phone every couple of years for a similar price. Throwaway culture and planned obsolescence have screwed things up. I have a 2012 model Samsung and it works perfectly, so I could say that Samsung is very durable, but we know that was a different era of manufacturing and doesn't translate to models sold today. Even the RTINGS longevity test has limitations. They can test the durability of components but they can't really simulate years of humidity cycles and dust accumulation and power abnormalities and other long term environmental impacts that can lead to failures.
All excellent points - how many years is the minimum benchmark for "durable"? 5 years or 8 or 3? If TV makers follow the rule of planned obsolescence then durability is happenstance beyond 3 years IMO
Yet RTINGS have Samsung among last place in their reliability tests with the highest failures, not to mention One Connect box issues and myriad of quality control issues like misaligned HDMI ports and bent panels
be aware the low price on Hisense come with high risk of panel failure. I had one for 5 months and the panel developed a blue tint. The warranty service is also abysmal. they requested picture after picture of the set. they never sent out a tech, and made a determination to NOT honor the warranty solely on pictures. the set was never damaged or abused while in use.
My warranty service was great. It was making a high-pitched buzzing sound that you could only hear with the volume on low. They sent out a tech and replaced the main board.
The ACSI website states that the inaugural year for TV data is 2022 and data collection period is July 2023 - June 2024 so just the models that were on sale fairly recently are used not 4-5 year blocks like mentioned in the video.
My TCL 85 inch QM8 has been great. However, when it was first delivered and installed about six weeks ago by Best Buy, there was clearly a problem involving the panel (colors seemed off and brightness not where it should have been). The installer told me to call the next day if the problem persisted. I did and a new TV was delivered and installed the next day. That quick response may have been a function of Best Buy’s service. But the new TV was and still is stunning! The 85 inch QM8 replaced a six-year-old LG 65 inch OLED. Maybe the difference in size simply made the viewing experience more immersive, and that made all the difference. But every day, my wife and I comment on how much more stunning the picture is! Perhaps a new 83 inch LG OLED would be better, but the cost would also be much higher. At some point, no matter whether I can afford it or not, there is a point of diminishing returns that can’t be overlooked. I think I may have reached it.
Samsung??? No way!! Every Samsung item I've ever bought has failed prematurely (TV's, white goods). Sure they have lots of bells and whistles but dying early is inexcusable to me. Samsung products are just e-waste!! meanwhile my 12 year old Panasonic plasma is still perfect.
I just had my 10-month-old 65” Sony crap out on me last week. I always had good luck with Sonys. You can't judge a brand just because of a recent bad experience. I'll buy another Sony again. Mostly because of the Service. I called them about my problem, and they walked me through some reset procedures and immediately determined the TV needed to be replaced. Sent them some pictures of Proof of purchase and they agreed to refund my purchase price. No problems.
Sorry. One other thing based on your rolling 5 year average.. I truly think 2023 Samsung TVs were the best they’ve ever made.. especially once you factor in all the “last years model” pricing. Going forward it’s all about hi sense, tcl, Panasonic!! 🎉
It's not like the average consumer knows how well their TV performs. Also model X vs model Y of one brand can be completely different. And how would you know which brand of TV's is easy to set up? And will customer X name the same aspects as 'difficult' as customer Y will? This kinds of surveys as BS. You can only do it correctly if you would take a population sample of like 50 people who from the get-go know what proper image quality is and won't judge to positive about a crappy new tv as the first tested tv because it's still better than what they had.
All good points but sadly, consumer surveys in general share these weaknesses. It's very difficult to produce a comprehensive survey about TV usage today, BUT in 5 years, if enough people allow their TV usage to be tracked by an objective third party, then we don't have to "survey" at all but literally download usage data such as (1) durability (2) navigation speed (3) popular settings (4) lag and more! Even throw up an occasional multiple choice questionnaire like "what bothers you most about this TV?"
Samsung is most shittest my 8k 75 Q900Rat gone brink and I spend 6k on it. Samsung I am not going back ever in my life. Just bought 83 Lg G4 and I love every bit of it.
I have both Samsung and LG TVs and can tell you the experience with their customer service and product of LG is far superior for me. It's about the whole package for me. Not just the specs.
Not surprised about Sony sharing 3rd with Hisense and Vizio. People think it's an advantage for Sony if they can use Samsung or LG panels, among other hardware manufacturers. I see it as the biggest disadvantage. Just as they make themselves dependent on MediaTek chipsets and still can't offer customers four fully-fledged 4k@120 Hz HDMI ports. Not to mention all the driver problems with Mediatek chips. There was a reason why MediaTek chipsets were only used in entry-level motherboards.
R/4ktv is the absolute dumbest place to go for tv advice. They are seriously a joke. The mods are sooo stupid answers every question with the same answer and bans whoever disagrees or likes Samsung.
Sony just keeps on running. I have a 32 inch Sony Bravia bought 16 years ago. Works excellent. My sister has one thats 20 years old and is still awesome. Consumer Reports has always called Sony reliability good.
yeah that 4kTv one, TCL , hisense complete junk , Only Sony is supreme, you must pay the Sony tax else you are stupid. They give bad advice, assuming average TV user cares about the best detail , they hate off access tint , so bad they can't even be in same room as such a TV, slight blooming is the 8th Horse of the apocalypse. Most people I know don't have fancy TVs just large LCD screens, and as far as I can tell they are all very happy, My TV is bright and colourful. This :a TV is just a tool , if they love the movies they watch, if the games on a switch, xbox or PS look great they are happy Then you have the QD-OLED freaks, anything else has no colour and is washed out and desaturated , no matter everyone who reviews them, say only in perspective media and sometimes certain settings . Can't stand one metric people thinking that their opinion should be other people's opinion - especially given the percentage of some colour blindness in general public ( ie quite high for slight red/green perception ) . Weird as no one buys a car on one metric Other point for average punter a $2000 TCL QM6 98" will be 10 times better than a Sony 77" A95L at over twice the price . Size is the number one metric the average person likes
U mean Paid off ppl on Reddit as -- my friend told me he got banned n post got deleted when just sharing “I after research I returned X90L for Hisense U8K ! WOW !!!!” . Post got removed within hours . Anyone defend gets banned . Cuz all the 4kTv / Home Theater / Sound bar / Tv buying / TV repair … r all under 1 dude --- Bill Money . Hisense n Samsung r almost blocked of anyone try to defend them . If u look for Inteternational_Oil, PricelessLambo, NYC_Dude 77, Wandereracham, Htmod…etc . Oh n a few more . They r all - fake Redditors but MODS Reddit n AvForum r most Triballism Game of Thrones. If anyone goes there they get Butchered . Avoid Reddit at all time .
@@dfairles Also post purchase behaviour they want to justify their purchase . Always makes me laugh when they still want their last years TV to be better than this years models. If may be, but rational thought say we want TVs to get better year on year. Best thing is to learn some meta skills for looking at reviews and know yourself and what you want
@@nimblegoat “bill Money “ “ international_oil” “NYC_dude “ “ Wandererachamknight “ “Pricelesslambo” 🧟🧟♂️🧌🧞🧟♀️ all horrific MODs pretend to be Redditors , tag team trash talking Hisense n Samsung , any time if anyone bring up the U8 U7 , S90C , they r trigered .
I know I had 2020 43 inch TCL picture dim quite bit which was replaced with a new TCL. I am hoping this was just bad egg, instead of a bigger problem with TCL TVs in general.
I have a Sony kdl-43w808c that it's running very well with very good picture quality. And I have a Samsung ue32k5500 that had to replace the display under warranty and now has a tiny horizontal line malfunctioning on the display! I always had Sony Tv's, i think reliability of Sony are better than Samsung. That is different from customer satisfaction!
Hello Stop The FOMO, I have a Brand new 75" TCL QM8 had to return it because of the worst dirty screen effect I have ever seen in my life they grey ripples could be seen on all screen backgrounds and the replacement they sent me is just as bad. I will NOT buy TCL again. This one is going back too for a full refund.
Last two tvs I’ve purchased was a Panasonic 65” plasma that was the top one. That one died on me after 4 years. Then this Samsung UN657150 that is 3D, 240 hz, LED. I’ve had it for 10 years now. It is still pretty good display. Now I’m looking at getting an OLED for ultimate clarity, colors without looking over saturated, and definitely ultimate black levels. My eyesight has declined slightly over the years, so I want to get the best to compensate, plus having a sweet ass display!😊
I will say only one thing - recently there were floods in Japan and they showed the water in the city coming out of the subways. It looked so clean that you thought it was a fake image. There wasn't one piece of trash anywhere. It was absolutely insane. I was also in the heart of Tokyo and I realized with my family that it was dead quiet even with the traffic. You could not hear one driver honking, one wheel spinning fast, one person braking. I thought to myself -how is this possible? This survey just shows that at least 50% of the people in this country are unable to evaluate something as simple as a TV.
Low buck Hisense can figure out how to respect industry standards like Dolby Vision and DTS pass through but Samsung can't. Nope. I don't care who rates them highest for whatever. I've personally had more trouble with Samsungs locking up Vizios pulling uncommanded restarts than any other brand. I've seen none of this from LG, Sony, and TCL. Samsung is a top tier brand demanding a top tier price. Part of being top tier is adhering to standards and Samsung isn't getting that done. They're fired until they do.
Good for those people. But not in my experience. Had 4 Samsung TVs (2 were defective on arrival) and 2 didn’t even make it past 48 hours. Lines of dead pixels. Pink screen. Half the screen dead. One didn’t even turn on. Exchanged for a Sony. Also have a Vizio that works fine, however, it’s starting to go out after 7 years. Have had Samsung refrigerators die within a few months. Samsung phones die within 6 months. Will not spend any money directly on Samsung products going forward. They are dead to me.
Really that’s crazy I have had just the opposite with Samsung. Most dependable TV’s I’ve had besides old pioneer plasma’s. Have had a few Samsungs and all have been pretty bulletproof. Leave them on all the time never shut them off. I have a 2010 model led one of the first Samsung made that I want to die but it won’t. Kids leave it on 24/7 it just keeps going and has suffered not one problem not 1 pixel. I had a 65 inch 2016 model Samsung led that I left on for 7 years never turning off I would leave it on while I was gone and fall asleep and wake up with it still on. Finally died after 7 years of abuse and I picked up an 85 in QLed that has been flawless and has far outperformed my expectations. Samsung makes some gorgeous TV’s just stay away from the low end models. Oh ya have a 2012 Samsung plasma still going strong but hasn’t been used in a few years
@@garrettstrutz7421 I just have the worst luck with Korean goods. I have an LG clothes washer that I’ve had to replace parts on it twice in the 4 years owned. But I’m willing to give an LG oled a try.
I have not had any issues with Samsung phones recently. My daughter had her Samsung Galaxy S4 or S5 overheat and crack the screen in her backpack at school for no reason, less than a month after I paid $100 to replace the screen. That did piss me off. That was like 12 years ago. Since then, Samsung has lasted way longer than 6 months. My Samsung Galaxy S6 lasted 4+ years. It ran out of storage (even with using a micro SD card) and the OLED color didn't look well at the end. It also started to falsely report I was using Int'l roaming data min, when I was in Augusta, GA (which definitely is no where near any Int'l borders, lol). It worked well for about 2 to 3 years. I wish I had upgraded it sooner. My Samsung Note 10 was a great phone and died 3+ years after I got it in Nov, 2019. There was no fault with the phone at all, though. I dropped the phone on a ceramic dog dish and it broke the screen in a spot where I couldn't enter my password, making it DOA. I replaced it with a Samsung S23 Ultra and it is currently working excellent. The major improvement is the battery life. It's also a little brighter and has 5G service compared to the Note 10. If I hadn't broken the screen, I would probably still be using the Note 10.
My Samsung Q80R TV needed to be repaired shortly after the warranty period expired. Not impressed. Never had any issues with CRT TVs, but tons of problems with LCD TVs. It's more like a lottery when buying.
I really wanted to go for Samsung QN90D as I need a small tv 50 or under with good HDR, but have seen so many reports online of Samsung and that TV in particular being faulty that I am scared to make the move. The only other real option seems to be a 48 inch C4 oled, but some say it is too dim, driving me nuts.
@@wobble108 I went for the LG in the end, gave me an Xbox series x for £80 too, I am blown away by the colours and image every day, love it. It could maybe be brighter in highlights, but with perfect contrast, deep colours and a decent brightness it is beautiful, I have never known an image so good.
Never once had an issue with Samsung tv's. LG on the otherhand has wronged me a few times. That said, I still went out and bought a 77" G3 based on picture quality and the 5 year burn in warranty.
Given that LG's marketing budget is much less than Samsung's, it's pretty great that LG won last year no? Obviously, confirmation bias always plays a part in all surveys like this but it's definitely more insightful than nothing at all! Additionally, I suspect TCL will rise in the ranks in the coming years regardless of their marketing budget.
@@stopthefomo TCL has improved their quality over the past couple of years significantly. The fact that Vizio is up there blows my mind from the perspective of someone who sold TVs until a few months ago.
Type in any brand followed by reliability problems. All come back with a wealth of problems and people who hate them. It can cause paralysis going too deep. For me you buy it and the test beckons the customer service, usually by the retailer if it breaks. Do the same with cars and it’s the same thing.
I remember watching Charbax at Display Week talking to the team behind Quantum Dot. And later I saw a video by you about the same team. i think I have been watching you since you had less than 10K subscribers? And I started watching you as I was thinking about buying a TV. But now I have just realised that I bought my used 4K LG from EBay just after moving here which was 10 years ago. So I have no idea how old it is. So tell me, do TV's look any better, because the quality of image hasn't seem to have improved whilst I have been watching your channel!!🤪
@@annakissed3226 OLED image quality has gotten brighter but overall OLED still looks 90% the same when watching TV shows and streaming - it's only in the latest bright HDR content that the newest OLED TVs make a difference! LCD miniLED TVs have definitely gotten better in contrast, deep blacks and blooming control especially at $700.
@@garyjinks7482 Not really. Samsung is 30% of the market for all TVs and everyone else is just under 70% combined. In OLED, Samsung sold about a million TVs, which was 22.7% of the OLED market.
I bought the U8NAU a month or 2 ago & I love it. I got it at Hardly Normal for $1995 The TV bloke there said the Hisense will give you the truest picture & the TCL will give you the brightest picture
samsung media player is so trash tho. codec issues and random mkv files wont play. some plays but cant choose which sound track(I'm hearing other languages, director's commentary). overall SUPER trash. samsung remotes are ass too. meanwhile my lg nanocell from 5 years ago plays ANY video file I throw in there without any issue. the magic remote is the best. this is not enough to go return the 83" oled I got just to get an LG but if I knew this I wouldn't have bought the Samsung oled...........
@stopthefomo well that is disappointing. In Australia, the warranty on Sony, Samsung, LG is 1 year (too short for "premium" brand) and 3 years for Hisense and TCL (about right, I think) All the "other" cheap brands are 1 year. I factor in the warranty in any purchase of tech. Features, Performance, and (Price ÷ warranty) = VALUE ranking. 👍
Hi FOMO, I'm from the UK and have been watching your videos reviews for a while, which have been great so far, I was looking around for my new TV upgrade and now just purchased the TCL from Curry's its the 2024 new version Model TCL 85C855K 85" Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR Mini LED TV priced at £1,999.00 really good deal the TV has 2304 local dimming zones and 3500 Nit Ultra High Brightness, supporting all - Dolby Vision and Dolby Vision IQ - HDR10+ - HDR10 - Hybrid Log Gamma (HLG) I'm looking forward to my new Toy Lol. I need to get the best picture quality have you got any input settings I can apply to achieve this could you help and give me an easy instruction guide would appreciate it if you can cheers.
Confirmed the 77A95L does not have the Generation 3 panel at all and not from any date past or present. Reginal Rep contacted the National rep who knows the77A95L product line and he said only 2nd Generation. You need to be careful of what you are saying about the 3rd generation panel on the A95L model after a certain date or whenever . Show the proof or you are false advertising for yourself or affiliates. Think about it, they run out of 2nd generation panel than the S90D will also have the 3rd generation also. Bad FOMO.
@@stopthefomo Good point. Here in Dubai, where I live, Samsung drops prices so fast that they somehow force buyers to purchase their products, even if they don't need them. I'm actually buying two 4K 43-inch Neo G7 monitors since the price dropped. I wasn’t planning to get new displays, as I bought my Odyssey G7 32-inch 4K 144Hz about four months ago. Just making a point here-I didn’t need new displays, but now I want them. On a global scale, it’s the same thing, which is honestly good for customers.
@@russell5244This is more the consumer thing and heavy advertising. We are all susceptible. Stop the FOMO by name recognises that although wierdly reviewing tech in detail constantly causes FOMO and desire to own. Buy your stuff, enjoy it and stop looking about. Easier said than done!
Great video buddy, I really enjoyed it. Can't believe Vizio is still mentioned. I guess some people do get a decent quality controlled Vizio TV ha ha ha ha hab😂😅.
This makes no sense! Samsung has gone way down in quality, tcl has gone way up. Plus it has to be biased on lower end products as well as other factors that lend to promote the BiG 3 or companies that offer more models. I’d bet $20 tcl goes way up on the 2025 survey 🎉
But look at the "all others" ranking 2nd with LG! So for them to rank above Sony and equal to LG tells me that only Samsung did well among the Big 3 while the rest are all similar in overall quality.
People who say Samsung quality has gone down are just plain wrong. Samsung has continued to get better and offer more models for different people to choose. Samsung makes some of the best middle to upper end TV’s you can buy. Samsung makes Excellent quality products and super cheap products. Samsung haters make no sense
Sorry, FOMO. For me, this is the least informative video you’ve posted. Without a better understanding of the data, and knowing who responded to the survey, this was a waste of time. “Other” brand owners might be a group who are thrilled they replaced their tube or 720/1080p TV. If so, any modern 4K is significantly better than their former model. I’m happy for everyone who is enjoying their new TV. But all consumer opinions are not equal; just like all “TV influencers” are not equal. This was your “one off” for me; keep up your good work, FOMO.
My Sony x900e 65in has been going strong for 3 years already. But I plan to upgrade to a 85 inch. Hisense has a really nice tv but I heard they have motion problems and that’s an issue since I game on TVs time to time
I’m a bit confused, depending what you read or see from a variety of reviews, who is the most reliable? I’m thinking of getting the Hisense 65inch u8n, after listening to the reviews, everyone has a different advice on what is best. Has anyone have the Hisense 65inch u8n? Satisfied? Thanks.😊
Samsung used to be my go-to brand for TVs and still is for some people, but personally, I will never buy a Samsung TV again. Their build quality is terrible; I’ve had two models (KS8000 and AU8000) that both stopped working after just one year of daily use. This was due to the glue holding the back cover to the screen coming loose. An insect even managed to crawl under the screen, got squashed, and I had no way to remove it, leaving a permanent black spot in the middle of the display. This year, I chose the LG G4, and I’ve never been happier with a TV purchase. I will definitely stick with LG in the future. A 5-year warranty on a TV is rare these days, and the build quality clearly reflects its high standard. Not to mention the addition of Dolby Vision and support for all DTS formats. Oh, and lets not forget that Samsung uses LG's OLED panels for their top tier TVs such as S90 and S95C.
I got the s90c 77 inch in April 2024 the screen went out last month. Samsung replaced the screen, but 4 months that's awful. Same thing happened to my q80b after 12 months. I will never do samsung again.
Another TH-cam video with a title that has nothing to do with content. Based on multiple people who have owned Samsung TVs, least reliable compared to Sony which is most reliable. There is a reason why Samsung was the least expensive, and not having Dolby Vision and relatively decent power supplies. Of course TCL may have moved Samsung out of the limelight for the unreliable, but Samsung is a popular name.
LOL The content talks about ranking the listed TVs from a survey that also INCLUDES reliability aka durability but there's no way I can fit all 15 metrics in the title. Other Titles could've been "Samsung Wins Overall Quality Beating LG Sony" but then I'd be accuse of being a Samsung shill or if I said "Samsung Wins ACSI TV Survey" then people would say "WTF is ACSI ??".
@@stopthefomo A title which says reliable is misinforming. The title which says Samsung wins consumer survey, is more appropriate. There is one element of that survey that conveys durability, and no supporting info other than this is what consumers say and it’s not a Consumer Reports like evaluation, or RATINGS like either.
@TheFeist77 0 seconds ago 65" Class KS8000 4K SUHD TV is my existing old tv. I don't have the money to spend the same as 10 years ago. What do do you recommend because my tv is dying. I am a gamer.
Depends on your budget but if you go LCD TV for size, go with a Samsung like the QN90C or QN90D for its Game Motion Plus (it makes 60FPS look like 120 with minimal game lag) and if you're budget is a bit more, definitely Samsung S90D 55" to 77" or LG G4 any size.
KS8000 was a great tv you got a long time out of it. Get a 65 or 77 in s90c best gaming tv out. Samsungs Q80 and QN 90 series Qleds are great for gaming also
Sorry but I don't believe this accurate at all. I've had several Samsung TV's from various years, also have several Samsung appliances, laptops, phones and every single Samsung product I've had has failed prematurely. Samsung is utter garbage and just e-waste.
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TCL C855 or Hisense U8NAU which one would you suggest. Thank you.
hello sir, i want to buy the philips 9308 mini led, is philips a good tv brand in 2024? please help me out! and if not, is Panasonic full array led any good?
I bought a Sony Bravia XR 48 A90 K two years ago on Cyber Monday. Love the picture and overall build quality is awesome. Its considered to be in the Master Class series of Sony so some extra love was mixed in :). I cannot imagine a better TV. Sony did a wonderful job on the sound system that is built into it. I do not need a sound bar. My family has always bought Sony TV's because they just keep running over the years without issues. I have a 32 inch Sony Bravia I bought about 16 years ago. Still is in perfect running condition. Some of my friends that purchased the China made TV's (Hisense & TCL ) have ended up having to replace them somewhere in 3- 5 year of ownership.
I Think people that buy other brands rate it high because they believe what they are getting is good for the money they paid. But if you buy an expensive tv you expect a great or excellent experience.
I'm skeptical about the usefulness of that durability score. Samsung is the most popular TV brand so it has a lot of brand loyalty, but consumers probably aren't keeping them long enough to prove they are reliable in the long term or maybe they are failing after a few years and people are just assuming that's normal because they also buy a new phone every couple of years for a similar price. Throwaway culture and planned obsolescence have screwed things up. I have a 2012 model Samsung and it works perfectly, so I could say that Samsung is very durable, but we know that was a different era of manufacturing and doesn't translate to models sold today. Even the RTINGS longevity test has limitations. They can test the durability of components but they can't really simulate years of humidity cycles and dust accumulation and power abnormalities and other long term environmental impacts that can lead to failures.
All excellent points - how many years is the minimum benchmark for "durable"? 5 years or 8 or 3? If TV makers follow the rule of planned obsolescence then durability is happenstance beyond 3 years IMO
@@stopthefomobest said :)
@@stopthefomo I hope Sony doesn't lower their reliability status on tv's!
Yet RTINGS have Samsung among last place in their reliability tests with the highest failures, not to mention One Connect box issues and myriad of quality control issues like misaligned HDMI ports and bent panels
So who do we believe
Thats because some of this is a popularity contest. I think RTINGS and Consumer reports really tell it like it is.
be aware the low price on Hisense come with high risk of panel failure. I had one for 5 months and the panel developed a blue tint. The warranty service is also abysmal. they requested picture after picture of the set. they never sent out a tech, and made a determination to NOT honor the warranty solely on pictures. the set was never damaged or abused while in use.
My warranty service was great. It was making a high-pitched buzzing sound that you could only hear with the volume on low. They sent out a tech and replaced the main board.
The ACSI website states that the inaugural year for TV data is 2022 and data collection period is July 2023 - June 2024 so just the models that were on sale fairly recently are used not 4-5 year blocks like mentioned in the video.
I voted for it, the s90c was arguably the best TV for the money ever made
Glad I picked one up a month go!
My TCL 85 inch QM8 has been great. However, when it was first delivered and installed about six weeks ago by Best Buy, there was clearly a problem involving the panel (colors seemed off and brightness not where it should have been). The installer told me to call the next day if the problem persisted. I did and a new TV was delivered and installed the next day.
That quick response may have been a function of Best Buy’s service. But the new TV was and still is stunning! The 85 inch QM8 replaced a six-year-old LG 65 inch OLED. Maybe the difference in size simply made the viewing experience more immersive, and that made all the difference. But every day, my wife and I comment on how much more stunning the picture is! Perhaps a new 83 inch LG OLED would be better, but the cost would also be much higher. At some point, no matter whether I can afford it or not, there is a point of diminishing returns that can’t be overlooked. I think I may have reached it.
Samsung??? No way!! Every Samsung item I've ever bought has failed prematurely (TV's, white goods). Sure they have lots of bells and whistles but dying early is inexcusable to me. Samsung products are just e-waste!! meanwhile my 12 year old Panasonic plasma is still perfect.
So are both of my 12 and 14 year old Panasonic plasmas. They have Great blacks and natural looking pictures
I just had my 10-month-old 65” Sony crap out on me last week. I always had good luck with Sonys. You can't judge a brand just because of a recent bad experience. I'll buy another Sony again. Mostly because of the Service. I called them about my problem, and they walked me through some reset procedures and immediately determined the TV needed to be replaced. Sent them some pictures of Proof of purchase and they agreed to refund my purchase price. No problems.
TCL has the most complains here in Singapore as well!
Sorry. One other thing based on your rolling 5 year average.. I truly think 2023 Samsung TVs were the best they’ve ever made.. especially once you factor in all the “last years model” pricing. Going forward it’s all about hi sense, tcl, Panasonic!! 🎉
It's not like the average consumer knows how well their TV performs. Also model X vs model Y of one brand can be completely different. And how would you know which brand of TV's is easy to set up? And will customer X name the same aspects as 'difficult' as customer Y will? This kinds of surveys as BS. You can only do it correctly if you would take a population sample of like 50 people who from the get-go know what proper image quality is and won't judge to positive about a crappy new tv as the first tested tv because it's still better than what they had.
All good points but sadly, consumer surveys in general share these weaknesses. It's very difficult to produce a comprehensive survey about TV usage today, BUT in 5 years, if enough people allow their TV usage to be tracked by an objective third party, then we don't have to "survey" at all but literally download usage data such as (1) durability (2) navigation speed (3) popular settings (4) lag and more! Even throw up an occasional multiple choice questionnaire like "what bothers you most about this TV?"
@@djoetma very true
@@stopthefomo Ironically enough, I'd be bothered by allowing data collection and those survey popups...
Samsung is most shittest my 8k 75 Q900Rat gone brink and I spend 6k on it. Samsung I am not going back ever in my life. Just bought 83 Lg G4 and I love every bit of it.
I have both Samsung and LG TVs and can tell you the experience with their customer service and product of LG is far superior for me. It's about the whole package for me. Not just the specs.
The 5 years of warranty on the G & M Series panels actually means something.
Not surprised about Sony sharing 3rd with Hisense and Vizio. People think it's an advantage for Sony if they can use Samsung or LG panels, among other hardware manufacturers. I see it as the biggest disadvantage. Just as they make themselves dependent on MediaTek chipsets and still can't offer customers four fully-fledged 4k@120 Hz HDMI ports. Not to mention all the driver problems with Mediatek chips. There was a reason why MediaTek chipsets were only used in entry-level motherboards.
My 55” a80k is currently in for warranty. A group of about 150 pixels died in the very bottom right corner.
Thanks FOMO.. Always on time, informative, intriguing info!
Lol r/4KTV would lose their minds and remove any threads with this!
R/4ktv is the absolute dumbest place to go for tv advice. They are seriously a joke. The mods are sooo stupid answers every question with the same answer and bans whoever disagrees or likes Samsung.
Thanks FOMO... Always on time informative, intriging info!!!
I bought a 40" sony 1080p bravia tv in 2014, still work today. Now i just got a 65" sony 4k bravia.
Sony just keeps on running. I have a 32 inch Sony Bravia bought 16 years ago. Works excellent. My sister has one thats 20 years old and is still awesome. Consumer Reports has always called Sony reliability good.
Interesting data, people on reddit are negative on Hisense due to poor reliability.
yeah that 4kTv one, TCL , hisense complete junk , Only Sony is supreme, you must pay the Sony tax else you are stupid. They give bad advice, assuming average TV user cares about the best detail , they hate off access tint , so bad they can't even be in same room as such a TV, slight blooming is the 8th Horse of the apocalypse.
Most people I know don't have fancy TVs just large LCD screens, and as far as I can tell they are all very happy, My TV is bright and colourful. This :a TV is just a tool , if they love the movies they watch, if the games on a switch, xbox or PS look great they are happy
Then you have the QD-OLED freaks, anything else has no colour and is washed out and desaturated , no matter everyone who reviews them, say only in perspective media and sometimes certain settings . Can't stand one metric people thinking that their opinion should be other people's opinion - especially given the percentage of some colour blindness in general public ( ie quite high for slight red/green perception ) . Weird as no one buys a car on one metric
Other point for average punter a $2000 TCL QM6 98" will be 10 times better than a Sony 77" A95L at over twice the price . Size is the number one metric the average person likes
U mean Paid off ppl on Reddit as -- my friend told me he got banned n post got deleted when just sharing “I after research I returned X90L for Hisense U8K ! WOW !!!!” .
Post got removed within hours . Anyone defend gets banned .
Cuz all the 4kTv / Home Theater / Sound bar / Tv buying / TV repair … r all under 1 dude --- Bill Money . Hisense n Samsung r almost blocked of anyone try to defend them . If u look for Inteternational_Oil, PricelessLambo, NYC_Dude 77, Wandereracham, Htmod…etc . Oh n a few more . They r all - fake Redditors but MODS
Reddit n AvForum r most Triballism Game of Thrones. If anyone goes there they get Butchered . Avoid Reddit at all time .
People on Reddit don't go to the sub to shout praises. They go there to complain so it is very skewed.
@@dfairles Also post purchase behaviour they want to justify their purchase . Always makes me laugh when they still want their last years TV to be better than this years models. If may be, but rational thought say we want TVs to get better year on year. Best thing is to learn some meta skills for looking at reviews and know yourself and what you want
@@nimblegoat “bill Money “ “ international_oil” “NYC_dude “ “ Wandererachamknight “ “Pricelesslambo” 🧟🧟♂️🧌🧞🧟♀️ all horrific MODs pretend to be Redditors , tag team trash talking Hisense n Samsung , any time if anyone bring up the U8 U7 , S90C , they r trigered .
I know I had 2020 43 inch TCL picture dim quite bit which was replaced with a new TCL. I am hoping this was just bad egg, instead of a bigger problem with TCL TVs in general.
I have a Sony kdl-43w808c that it's running very well with very good picture quality.
And I have a Samsung ue32k5500 that had to replace the display under warranty and now has a tiny horizontal line malfunctioning on the display!
I always had Sony Tv's, i think reliability of Sony are better than Samsung. That is different from customer satisfaction!
I still have my Sony 43w756c. The same panel just without the 3d. Still going strong.
Hello Stop The FOMO, I have a Brand new 75" TCL QM8 had to return it because of the worst dirty screen effect I have ever seen in my life they grey ripples could be seen on all screen backgrounds and the replacement they sent me is just as bad. I will NOT buy TCL again. This one is going back too for a full refund.
try S90D 77 You will be amazed
And I almost bought the 98 QM8-----WHEW!
Last two tvs I’ve purchased was a Panasonic 65” plasma that was the top one. That one died on me after 4 years. Then this Samsung UN657150 that is 3D, 240 hz, LED. I’ve had it for 10 years now. It is still pretty good display. Now I’m looking at getting an OLED for ultimate clarity, colors without looking over saturated, and definitely ultimate black levels. My eyesight has declined slightly over the years, so I want to get the best to compensate, plus having a sweet ass display!😊
1. Panasonic & Sony
2. LG
3. Hisense, Samsung, & Sharp
4. TCL, Toshiba, & Vizio
5. Everything Else
Im shopping for a new tv right now because my samsung broke after 2-3 years of minimal use. Ironic it got #1
I will say only one thing - recently there were floods in Japan and they showed the water in the city coming out of the subways. It looked so clean that you thought it was a fake image. There wasn't one piece of trash anywhere. It was absolutely insane.
I was also in the heart of Tokyo and I realized with my family that it was dead quiet even with the traffic. You could not hear one driver honking, one wheel spinning fast, one person braking. I thought to myself -how is this possible?
This survey just shows that at least 50% of the people in this country are unable to evaluate something as simple as a TV.
Low buck Hisense can figure out how to respect industry standards like Dolby Vision and DTS pass through but Samsung can't. Nope. I don't care who rates them highest for whatever. I've personally had more trouble with Samsungs locking up Vizios pulling uncommanded restarts than any other brand. I've seen none of this from LG, Sony, and TCL. Samsung is a top tier brand demanding a top tier price. Part of being top tier is adhering to standards and Samsung isn't getting that done. They're fired until they do.
Good for those people. But not in my experience. Had 4 Samsung TVs (2 were defective on arrival) and 2 didn’t even make it past 48 hours. Lines of dead pixels. Pink screen. Half the screen dead. One didn’t even turn on. Exchanged for a Sony. Also have a Vizio that works fine, however, it’s starting to go out after 7 years.
Have had Samsung refrigerators die within a few months. Samsung phones die within 6 months.
Will not spend any money directly on Samsung products going forward. They are dead to me.
Really that’s crazy I have had just the opposite with Samsung. Most dependable TV’s I’ve had besides old pioneer plasma’s. Have had a few Samsungs and all have been pretty bulletproof. Leave them on all the time never shut them off. I have a 2010 model led one of the first Samsung made that I want to die but it won’t. Kids leave it on 24/7 it just keeps going and has suffered not one problem not 1 pixel. I had a 65 inch 2016 model Samsung led that I left on for 7 years never turning off I would leave it on while I was gone and fall asleep and wake up with it still on. Finally died after 7 years of abuse and I picked up an 85 in QLed that has been flawless and has far outperformed my expectations. Samsung makes some gorgeous TV’s just stay away from the low end models. Oh ya have a 2012 Samsung plasma still going strong but hasn’t been used in a few years
@@garrettstrutz7421 I just have the worst luck with Korean goods. I have an LG clothes washer that I’ve had to replace parts on it twice in the 4 years owned. But I’m willing to give an LG oled a try.
I have not had any issues with Samsung phones recently. My daughter had her Samsung Galaxy S4 or S5 overheat and crack the screen in her backpack at school for no reason, less than a month after I paid $100 to replace the screen. That did piss me off.
That was like 12 years ago. Since then, Samsung has lasted way longer than 6 months.
My Samsung Galaxy S6 lasted 4+ years. It ran out of storage (even with using a micro SD card) and the OLED color didn't look well at the end. It also started to falsely report I was using Int'l roaming data min, when I was in Augusta, GA (which definitely is no where near any Int'l borders, lol). It worked well for about 2 to 3 years.
I wish I had upgraded it sooner.
My Samsung Note 10 was a great phone and died 3+ years after I got it in Nov, 2019. There was no fault with the phone at all, though. I dropped the phone on a ceramic dog dish and it broke the screen in a spot where I couldn't enter my password, making it DOA.
I replaced it with a Samsung S23 Ultra and it is currently working excellent. The major improvement is the battery life. It's also a little brighter and has 5G service compared to the Note 10. If I hadn't broken the screen, I would probably still be using the Note 10.
My Samsung Q80R TV needed to be repaired shortly after the warranty period expired. Not impressed.
Never had any issues with CRT TVs, but tons of problems with LCD TVs. It's more like a lottery when buying.
Keep in mind that American consumers also think Nissan and Kia are the best car brands 😂
I really wanted to go for Samsung QN90D as I need a small tv 50 or under with good HDR, but have seen so many reports online of Samsung and that TV in particular being faulty that I am scared to make the move. The only other real option seems to be a 48 inch C4 oled, but some say it is too dim, driving me nuts.
Same here. And a lot of lg oled panels are failing...and that's not burn in.
@@wobble108 I went for the LG in the end, gave me an Xbox series x for £80 too, I am blown away by the colours and image every day, love it. It could maybe be brighter in highlights, but with perfect contrast, deep colours and a decent brightness it is beautiful, I have never known an image so good.
According to ACSI, Samsung came tops for its washing machine range, but LG beat it in dryers. 😂
Never once had an issue with Samsung tv's. LG on the otherhand has wronged me a few times. That said, I still went out and bought a 77" G3 based on picture quality and the 5 year burn in warranty.
😂😅sounds about right 😅
LG by a long shot.
How much did Samsung pay to be #1? 😂
Samsung shits all over LG, always has and always will. The S95D is also overall better than the G4.
If their TVs are anything like their refrigerators I’m calling BS.
I bet they paid a lot.
More than LG apparently (which was No.1 last year) - wait, are you doubting this survey's integrity?? SAY IT AIN'T SO!
@@stopthefomo I was born suspicious. 🤣🤣🤣
I think I will go with Consumer Reports which shows that Samsung, LG & Sony are right at the top of the reliability ratings. :)
Since the scores are so close to each other 79-82 (other than Samsung at 84) - isn't that pretty negligible differences?
I think 1 pt difference is negligible but from 84 to 79 is significant
Quite frankly it doesn't sound like the data from this is really worth that much aside from learning which brand has the best marketing.
Given that LG's marketing budget is much less than Samsung's, it's pretty great that LG won last year no? Obviously, confirmation bias always plays a part in all surveys like this but it's definitely more insightful than nothing at all! Additionally, I suspect TCL will rise in the ranks in the coming years regardless of their marketing budget.
@@stopthefomo TCL has improved their quality over the past couple of years significantly. The fact that Vizio is up there blows my mind from the perspective of someone who sold TVs until a few months ago.
Dolby vision works on A95L ... It will win again next year then
Dolby vision really works on the Bravia 9...astoundingly.
@@coderdenewbie can't see the difference between Dolby vision and HDR 10
@@yonkocommander5531 I can't either but people flip out about Dolby Vision
My sony 65" A80L's power board died 8 months in. Luckily I know how to replace it myself.
Type in any brand followed by reliability problems. All come back with a wealth of problems and people who hate them. It can cause paralysis going too deep. For me you buy it and the test beckons the customer service, usually by the retailer if it breaks. Do the same with cars and it’s the same thing.
When is your U9N review, Fomo? 💥 🎮 🏁
Finally got it unboxed and it begins this week!
Do you agree with this survey? Let me know about your personal stories below!
I remember watching Charbax at Display Week talking to the team behind Quantum Dot. And later I saw a video by you about the same team. i think I have been watching you since you had less than 10K subscribers? And I started watching you as I was thinking about buying a TV.
But now I have just realised that I bought my used 4K LG from EBay just after moving here which was 10 years ago.
So I have no idea how old it is. So tell me, do TV's look any better, because the quality of image hasn't seem to have improved whilst I have been watching your channel!!🤪
@@annakissed3226 OLED image quality has gotten brighter but overall OLED still looks 90% the same when watching TV shows and streaming - it's only in the latest bright HDR content that the newest OLED TVs make a difference! LCD miniLED TVs have definitely gotten better in contrast, deep blacks and blooming control especially at $700.
I can't see this being very accurate. All I know is when I went to get rid of my folks broken Philips TV the dump was full of Samsung and hisense TVs
In 2023 Samsung held 30.1% of the TV market selling 1.01M OLED alone (22.7% of OLED market). Statistcally there will more Samsungs everywhere.
@@garyjinks7482 to be fair they weren't oleds
@@ajwtf6539 The stas above are just OLEDS not LED
@@garyjinks7482 Not really. Samsung is 30% of the market for all TVs and everyone else is just under 70% combined.
In OLED, Samsung sold about a million TVs, which was 22.7% of the OLED market.
I have 50inch Samsung plasma from 2008 never a problem. Sure you can see some burn in but it's still working colors are still vibrant 😅
Keep it going!
TCL C855 or Hisense U8NAU which one would you suggest. Thank you.
I bought the U8NAU a month or 2 ago & I love it. I got it at Hardly Normal for $1995
The TV bloke there said the Hisense will give you the truest picture & the TCL will give you the brightest picture
samsung media player is so trash tho. codec issues and random mkv files wont play. some plays but cant choose which sound track(I'm hearing other languages, director's commentary). overall SUPER trash. samsung remotes are ass too.
meanwhile my lg nanocell from 5 years ago plays ANY video file I throw in there without any issue. the magic remote is the best. this is not enough to go return the 83" oled I got just to get an LG but if I knew this I wouldn't have bought the Samsung oled...........
I have Samsung 65Q70D from Pakistan
Is it not true that Plasma had 600hz refresh rates and had better contrast?
If I have the s90d is there any reason to upgrade to the g4? I’m thinking no just want another opinion
Lg is the most reliable tv
Love this outfit !! This type of stuff usually those bankers wear ! Can u tell me d brand ! I wanna look for these ! 😊
Todd Snyder!
Tbh all to close to even warrant choosing a tv over this survey lol
What about factoring in the length of the warranties and price?
nearly all warranty length (in the USA at least) is 1 year with the exception of Hisense which is 2 years and LG G series (5 year panel replacement)
@stopthefomo well that is disappointing. In Australia, the warranty on Sony, Samsung, LG is 1 year (too short for "premium" brand) and 3 years for Hisense and TCL (about right, I think)
All the "other" cheap brands are 1 year.
I factor in the warranty in any purchase of tech.
Features, Performance, and (Price ÷ warranty) = VALUE ranking. 👍
Hi FOMO, I'm from the UK and have been watching your videos reviews for a while, which have been great so far, I was looking around for my new TV upgrade and now just purchased the TCL from Curry's its the 2024 new version Model TCL 85C855K 85" Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR Mini LED TV priced at £1,999.00 really good deal the TV has 2304 local dimming zones and 3500 Nit Ultra High Brightness, supporting all - Dolby Vision and Dolby Vision IQ
- HDR10+
- HDR10
- Hybrid Log Gamma (HLG) I'm looking forward to my new Toy Lol. I need to get the best picture quality have you got any input settings I can apply to achieve this could you help and give me an easy instruction guide would appreciate it if you can cheers.
Confirmed the 77A95L does not have the Generation 3 panel at all and not from any date past or present. Reginal Rep contacted the National rep who knows the77A95L product line and he said only 2nd Generation. You need to be careful of what you are saying about the 3rd generation panel on the A95L model after a certain date or whenever . Show the proof or you are false advertising for yourself or affiliates. Think about it, they run out of 2nd generation panel than the S90D will also have the 3rd generation also. Bad FOMO.
When is U9N review coming 😊🎉?
SOON
Can u compare the Bravia 7 and the qm7?
How about Bravia 7 vs Panasonic miniLED?
@@stopthefomo that sounds good too. U think those are better than the tcl?
Hisense is just arriving in Brazil, and im thinking about getting a u8n 85". Hisense is reliable? We dont know thr brand here.
Make sure they have the same 2 year warranty as the USA
@@stopthefomo they do.
They r . I have 2 U8s . 3yr 4Yr . Both survived big move . My buddy has 2 yr old U7 ( he tried to buy U8H - but sold out for months .
They sell more, simple
They sold EVEN MORE last year but LG was No.1 - also selling more means more people can complain about problems so it's a double edged sword!
@@stopthefomo Good point. Here in Dubai, where I live, Samsung drops prices so fast that they somehow force buyers to purchase their products, even if they don't need them. I'm actually buying two 4K 43-inch Neo G7 monitors since the price dropped. I wasn’t planning to get new displays, as I bought my Odyssey G7 32-inch 4K 144Hz about four months ago. Just making a point here-I didn’t need new displays, but now I want them. On a global scale, it’s the same thing, which is honestly good for customers.
@@russell5244This is more the consumer thing and heavy advertising. We are all susceptible. Stop the FOMO by name recognises that although wierdly reviewing tech in detail constantly causes FOMO and desire to own. Buy your stuff, enjoy it and stop looking about. Easier said than done!
Panasonic is the most reliable. Sony is second ahead of LG. TCL is just as reliable as Samsung.
Vizio??? You off your meds again???
or maybe it's the meds?
@@stopthefomo thanks FOMO…too funny.
Hicence tcl have cheap build, panasonic using a other manufacturer for tvs, have a sony premium tv so I have no issues with it.
There is a tv tec on TH-cam says if it wasn’t for Samsung he would be out of a job..he says top tv is Sony than LG.
Sony sure isn’t doing so hot… getting worse over time recently. Spend primo price for budget reliably?
I just like vizio because they last long,10 years at most.
Great video buddy, I really enjoyed it. Can't believe Vizio is still mentioned. I guess some people do get a decent quality controlled Vizio TV ha ha ha ha hab😂😅.
Vizio is a trash company with trash customer service
Sony is with out a doubt the most reliable.
Would you pick LG G3 or C4, I am a gamer and movie watcher. Will be the 65" If going withe the C will maybe go with 77
77" C4 over 65" G3
@@stopthefomo Thank you for your input, it agree
This makes no sense! Samsung has gone way down in quality, tcl has gone way up. Plus it has to be biased on lower end products as well as other factors that lend to promote the BiG 3 or companies that offer more models.
I’d bet $20 tcl goes way up on the 2025 survey 🎉
But look at the "all others" ranking 2nd with LG! So for them to rank above Sony and equal to LG tells me that only Samsung did well among the Big 3 while the rest are all similar in overall quality.
People who say Samsung quality has gone down are just plain wrong. Samsung has continued to get better and offer more models for different people to choose. Samsung makes some of the best middle to upper end TV’s you can buy. Samsung makes Excellent quality products and super cheap products. Samsung haters make no sense
Sorry, FOMO. For me, this is the least informative video you’ve posted. Without a better understanding of the data, and knowing who responded to the survey, this was a waste of time.
“Other” brand owners might be a group who are thrilled they replaced their tube or 720/1080p TV. If so, any modern 4K is significantly better than their former model. I’m happy for everyone who is enjoying their new TV. But all consumer opinions are not equal; just like all “TV influencers” are not equal. This was your “one off” for me; keep up your good work, FOMO.
Samsung menu is depressing
My x90 j panel failed after 2.8 years so i can fairly say sony is no longer reliable. Samsung and lg are best
My Sony x900e 65in has been going strong for 3 years already. But I plan to upgrade to a 85 inch. Hisense has a really nice tv but I heard they have motion problems and that’s an issue since I game on TVs time to time
dont buy another tv screen gets bad after just 2-3 3yrs
I’m a bit confused, depending what you read or see from a variety of reviews, who is the most reliable?
I’m thinking of getting the Hisense 65inch u8n, after listening to the reviews, everyone has a different advice on what is best.
Has anyone have the Hisense 65inch u8n?
Satisfied?
Thanks.😊
Oops just found this. Disregard my last comment I left like 15 minutes ago on the other 4 year old video.😊
Samsung used to be my go-to brand for TVs and still is for some people, but personally, I will never buy a Samsung TV again. Their build quality is terrible; I’ve had two models (KS8000 and AU8000) that both stopped working after just one year of daily use. This was due to the glue holding the back cover to the screen coming loose. An insect even managed to crawl under the screen, got squashed, and I had no way to remove it, leaving a permanent black spot in the middle of the display.
This year, I chose the LG G4, and I’ve never been happier with a TV purchase. I will definitely stick with LG in the future. A 5-year warranty on a TV is rare these days, and the build quality clearly reflects its high standard. Not to mention the addition of Dolby Vision and support for all DTS formats.
Oh, and lets not forget that Samsung uses LG's OLED panels for their top tier TVs such as S90 and S95C.
I got the s90c 77 inch in April 2024 the screen went out last month. Samsung replaced the screen, but 4 months that's awful. Same thing happened to my q80b after 12 months. I will never do samsung again.
Another TH-cam video with a title that has nothing to do with content. Based on multiple people who have owned Samsung TVs, least reliable compared to Sony which is most reliable. There is a reason why Samsung was the least expensive, and not having Dolby Vision and relatively decent power supplies. Of course TCL may have moved Samsung out of the limelight for the unreliable, but Samsung is a popular name.
LOL The content talks about ranking the listed TVs from a survey that also INCLUDES reliability aka durability but there's no way I can fit all 15 metrics in the title. Other Titles could've been "Samsung Wins Overall Quality Beating LG Sony" but then I'd be accuse of being a Samsung shill or if I said "Samsung Wins ACSI TV Survey" then people would say "WTF is ACSI ??".
@@stopthefomo A title which says reliable is misinforming. The title which says Samsung wins consumer survey, is more appropriate. There is one element of that survey that conveys durability, and no supporting info other than this is what consumers say and it’s not a Consumer Reports like evaluation, or RATINGS like either.
I have TCL 617 still works great my best friend is on his 3rd Sony LoL
what samsung? 😂 its the worst
maybe even TCL & hisense better now.
Was this survey before or after the recent Sony firmware update that borked Bravia 7 and Bravia 9 settings 🤔
Sony may drop further in 2025 !
Im not american so i unsubscribe thanks
LOL but wait, I have the survey for Carpathian residents coming soon!!
Samsungs are the worst TVs out there don't listen to this BS
Wrong 🤣 hating on Samsung makes no sense. Samsung makes high end and also low end cheap products.
I’m buying only Hisense from now on
@TheFeist77
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65" Class KS8000 4K SUHD TV is my existing old tv. I don't have the money to spend the same as 10 years ago. What do do you recommend because my tv is dying. I am a gamer.
Depends on your budget but if you go LCD TV for size, go with a Samsung like the QN90C or QN90D for its Game Motion Plus (it makes 60FPS look like 120 with minimal game lag) and if you're budget is a bit more, definitely Samsung S90D 55" to 77" or LG G4 any size.
@@stopthefomo What about the newest C4 it is in my budget
KS8000 was a great tv you got a long time out of it. Get a 65 or 77 in s90c best gaming tv out. Samsungs Q80 and QN 90 series Qleds are great for gaming also
@@TheFeist77 C4 is a very good gaming TV, just not quite as good as the G4. It will blow away any 10 year old TV.
Sorry but I don't believe this accurate at all. I've had several Samsung TV's from various years, also have several Samsung appliances, laptops, phones and every single Samsung product I've had has failed prematurely. Samsung is utter garbage and just e-waste.
You r the Brother in TV space we all respect 🫡 :)