Sir my budget is around Rs.70k-1Lakh and my viewing distance is around 13 feet. I will mainly use TV to do hardcore gaming on PS5 and watch all the OTT content along with cricket and football. Can you please recommend a good TV (55 or 65 inch, according to my budget and viewing distance) ? My preference is the best picture quality possible. I am thinking of buying the 65 inch OnePlus Q2 Pro or any other TV that u will recommend (from ur links). Sir plz reply asap. I am so confused right now.
@@IAmGizmogeek Thanks for responding. One final question - if I go for LG QNED81, how much of a compromise is it to let go Dolby Atmos and Dolby vision.
@@Crouky hey glad you find the video useful. Frankly there's no proper way to check the panel. I contacted the team and they said it's 10 bit panel but can't take the word though.
@@IAmGizmogeek if you're up for checking it out further, when connected to a Windows PC, it should show the bit depth in the Windows advanced display settings (I'm not sure if the HDMI capabilities of the connected cable could factor into the representation though; if you're using a 4K@120Hz capable HDMI 2.1 cable, I guess that should eliminate any associated doubts). Additionally, if you have an NVIDIA GPU, then the available output colour depth can also be accessed in the NVIDIA Control Panel's Change resolution section (there should be something similar available in AMD GPU software as well). Regardless, I very much appreciate your response, and thank you for being so kind in helping people out.
@@Crouky hey... I did check that in the initial days itself and it doesn't show 10 bit, but if you do some deep search online regarding this there are multiple references on reddit and other such platforms proving that 10 bit indication on Windows doesn't mean a native 10 bit panel. I did a lot of research regarding this to find out in someway if it's possible with a 100% confirmation and finally gave up.
@@IAmGizmogeek ah that's ok, thanks so much for helping again. Tbh I wouldn't mind if it wasn't native 10-bit, but if it turns out to not even be 8-bit+FRC, that could be a bummer. It's very tempting with the current offers, but I think it's best to spend more and have more certainty.
@@Crouky it's not just about 8bit you should be worried about but the after sales. Right now OnePlus has 0 credibility in that aspect for TVs. If you are lucky, then not an issue but if you unfortunately come across any issue, then you will regret long time.
Hey,How is the tv holding up and where did u buy it from Amazon 1+ online store or offline.I want this tv only but worried about service as i come from small town but can't afford other big brands which will cost 1lk+ fr not even these kind of features.
Hey... The TV is holding good but not update from launch time. I would not recommend investing such huge amount on OnePlus now as they are mostly stopping TVs. So after sales in future would be much worse. Rather go for big brand with lesser features and stay peaceful
@@K00711 If you don't care about after sales as you are getting at such low price for the features, then you can take. If not no, as after sales is a big doubt. Spare parts availability is doubtful.
@@K00711 That's the promise they give but it's handled very bad. I know many people who struggled so much to get support. You raise request with OnePlus CS and they pass on to 3rd party. Ab they will give all reasons to delay the issue, reject it and you will be frustrated. If you are very lucky, the issue gets resolved within a month.
Hi except for few software bugs, its working perfect but I wouldn't recommend as OnePlus is out of TV business, so getting after sales service is difficult and not reliable.
Thanks for the awesome video. How do you play these screensavers you showed? Also kindly share the best picture settings for users with warm tone preference. Thanks
Hey... The upscaling isn't great. Being a 65", it's good for 4K and FHD but 720p and below would be having artifacts and won't be enjoyable unless you are watching from a long distance...so in short, for HD channels it's good and for non HD it's not that great. Hope this helps. Subscribe for more such content.
Glad you liked it... Features wise Q2 Pro is better due to higher Nits brightness and larger dimming zones.. even the sound output is better on Q2 pro compared to Vu masterpiece as I have read. But if you see value for money and lil tight on budget, Vu is a great deal. Also service wise right now OnePlus is very unreliable and may be Vu would be better slightly in that aspect too.
Hey... Blindly go for Samsung as OnePlus is pulling out of TV business, so I won't recommend buying a OnePlus TV as of now. After sales would be very risky.
Hi again! I saw on amazon that the Sony X80K 65inch and the Oneplus Q2 pro are similarly priced. Which one would you actually suggest? Also considering that the X80K has only 50hz frame rate. Thanks!
Hey... Undoubtedly Q2 Pro would be a better choice of 2 if we keep after sale aside. It's not just the 120hz, which you might use only with consoles, but it's also the Dimming zones, Brightness that gives Q2pro a better overall output. And there's also the powerful Speaker. If not for the after-sales state of OnePlus, I would have been whole heartedly recommending it as first choice to everyone.
@I Am Gizmogeek would you consider sony's processing and upscaling capability higher than that of Oneplus' q2 pro and if that should be considered while buying?
@@vinayakgupta6105 Upscaling would surely be better on Sony but the amount of 720/480 content we see these days is very limited. Upscaling of FHD to 4K is not that evident in any IMO. So that factor should be may be in the last of your checklist. Sony's picture engine provides better colors for sure.
@@vinayakgupta6105 Just saw... A very amateurish review and you say it's contradicting my POV. Dolby Atmos speaker and says 5.1... He lost me there already. And actually most of the points are what I mentioned, no local dimming on Dolby Vision, no Dolby Atmos in inbuilt apps. The bleeding effect he mentions is obviously a quality issue that no one can tell you before hand unless it's there in one's own unit. Upscaling also I mentioned that 720p or low won't look good and FHD is good enough. Even after giving you my honest impressions about the device multiple times, you seem to be not convinced.. either you are confused yourself or am not good at conveying. Anyway, I rest my case.
Present I’m using Oneplus Q1 And recently bought Zebronics 9750 Pro Dolby ATMOS Suggest me best way to experience Dolby ATMOS through this combination :HDMI or Optical cable ?
Hi... As mentioned in the video, it's an IPS Panel. And no, it doesn't support Apple Airplay or Home kit. There's Connect App for Ios devices but it's almost outdated.
bhai about the jiofiber plan if i take the 999rupees one without any ott subscriptionw or new channel with the installation 1000 wo it would be 2000 right if that is the way i will take the 1500 one pls reply
Hey... LG is definitely worth the price for its durability and OLED panel. They are unbeatable. But if you want to save some money you can check for B2 that can come at slightly lower cost or even Samsung Frame new version. When you are spending so much, service is very crucial and OnePlus is not at all reliable in that aspect. So cannot recommend it as the first choice. amzn.to/3llsLLe amzn.to/3llsLLe
How does this TV fare after 1 year of your review. In Amazon reviews I saw someone mentioning that there's an inevitable dirty pixels issue in long term. How's yours?
No issues of dirty pixels... The only issue I face is the HDR which I mentioned in the review. Also buying a OnePlus TV now doesn't make any sense as they have pulled out of TV market, so after sales is a myth.
Thank you for quick response. BTW, excellent and well put review. I was mulling over Q2 pro because I simply couldn't find a TV that's offering same value (4k 120hz Google TV) for 75k right now. 2 days ago I went to a local store and a guy working told that it's discontinued & they'll launch new TV in July. Also, for context, my previous TV was Mi tv 4a which I sold last month and it's still working just as the day I bought it. It never created an issue. So for the value & features Q2 pro is offering I was really thinking if support is really an issue 😅 Only next seems to be Sony and it's a hole in the pocket. Sony TV sound is sh*t 🤦🏻♂️
@@SujjuBabuThanks... Glad you liked it. I understand the temptation, but understand that the failure probability of screens in Tier II brand TVs is high. Lucky that Mi TV did not have any problem but imagine if the Q2 Pro has screen issue after 1 year and you are have to wait months to get spare parts, having extended warranty wont help too. Buying a 30-35K TV is fine as the risk involved is less. 75K is a huge investment IMO.
Hi. Thanks for this in depth review. This is great. This video helped me buy the OnePlus q2 Pro. I have a question for which I am not getting answer anywhere. While playing content in hotstar which has Dolby vision and Dolby Atmos like special ops, video quality is perfect but audio is lagging when I select the Atmos 5.1 audio from hotstar settings. Is there an issue with this TV? Please help 🙏
Fantastic review says the some cons of the TV unlike many other reviewer who says only the pros. But for my taste don't like ips panel and qled for a lakh. Freesync or gsync present?
Glad you liked it. And no, there's no FreeSync or Gsync.. only VRR for Consoles.For Tier II brand, 1 lakh seems on higher side... For Established brands, it's difficult to get such features in 1 lakh. Subscribe and follow for more such content.
Hey... The TV's holding up pretty well. No issues for me but I cannot say that it would be the case with all units. As the service of OnePlus for TVs is pretty bad, it would be a huge risk to invest this much.
@@IAmGizmogeek thank you for your response. Unfortunately in that price bracket there is no other TV that comes close, TCL also does not launch their good offerings in India. Will take extended warranty and hope for the best
@@AbhishekPinjari problem is not the warranty, it's the implementation. There are users who are made to wait months to get a part replaced, even when it's in warranty. At the end you get parts only with OnePlus. Ping me on instagram, will give you a couple of suggestions
Hey... You should stay away from OnePlus TVs right now as they stopped production, so spare parts availability is very dicey. The service was very bad even when they were in market, so when they exited it's a suicide to buy their TV, especially premium one.
Hi... There is no such option to control subwoofer bass. You can only use custom sound mode i. Settings and increase/decrease lower frequencies for sub control
What you think if vu masterpiece is close to this one cos one can get 75 inch of vu with 15k more... What do you think of that in terms of picture quality and size.
The drawback of Vu masterpiece is the Local Dimming. It's I think around 30 and the Blooming would be prominent compared to Q2 pro. Also the deep blacks are better on Q2 for sure. But again, service might be better with Vu.
Good effort, buy some measuring tools and your video would be much more pro, I think i saw your post in hifivision. Good job keep up the good work What would you recommend Oneplus Q2 pro or Vu masterpiece glo?
Thanks for the suggestions... And yes, I was the one posted in Hifivision. Suggestions there helped me improve and will try to improve further. And I would recommend Q2 Pro as you get high dimming zones for deep blacks and less blooming.. as I remember that Vu has only 24 zones. You also get higher peak brightness. The sound output and the software features are also plus for OnePlus TV.
@@IAmGizmogeek Thanks buddy, keep rocking!!!, I have pre-booked it, can you suggest good picture settings for mostly OTT content, i dont use sett op box, the tv area is near a window, so will be bright room. Awaiting for your suggestions...
@@anilmalhotra1 I personally use the Movie mode as it's the most natural one. But if you are going to use mostly for OTT, and like little vibrant with Motion Smoothing, then Standard would be better.
Bro as I mentioned exclusively in the video end... Service is one thing that's totally unreliable with OnePlus. I know users who are waiting from months to get their TV serviced. If they have spares available you are lucky, if not it's a frustration ride.
Hey bro, there's no official info about it and it's hard to confirm by videos if it is 8bit or 10 bit. Anyhow, I wouldn't recommend this TV as OnePlus is mostly pulling out of TV market, so after sales for this would be in danger. Investing close to lakh is not advisable.
You get the exact point in this tv but one plus Q1 have same problem. Local dimming does not work when dolby vision videos played on Netflix. Amazon prime hdr content looks dull. At least One plus company should get customers feedback after one plus Q1 tv sale. But if they will not bother it. They can't grow. Who will pay 1 lakh for compromised picture quality.
Yes.. That's why I mentioned it's more to do with Dolby and not OnePlus. I have check other DV TVs and the limitation of not able to control Local Dimming is there too. May be in future Dolby would change this.
I have recently purchased oneplus q1 pro but from many days when im playing 4k 60fps video on TH-cam video is not running smoothly and there is a minor lag between some part of video and sound what should i do?
@@friedsugar2701 Yes... One who's lucky with electronic purchase can go ahead. If one is buying against family's decision and an issue occurs, then they are gone.. lol
@@IAmGizmogeekBut I get dolby vision notification though and I can see the difference. Also, since q1 has only 2.1 channel is it better to use it on netflix with spatial audio option or 5.1 audio option. Since spatial audio most likely uses only 2 channels according to netflix.
@@Slooot Dolby Vision and Atmos are not related. Due to how the OTT apps restrict audio processing, Atmos through default TV without external speaker is not possible on some TVs. And yes, you can use the spatial audio track on Netflix. Also you can join the OnePlus TV users hub on telegram for connecting with fellow 1+ TV users.
Yes in overall picture and quality control, Samsung Neo QLED would be better. Q2 Pro has the edge on supporting Dolby Vision, Better blacks due to higher dimming zones and better soundbar but Samsung one has higher brightness, better gaming features, way better after sales.
@@vinayakgupta6105 OnePlus stores don't provide service for TVs. After sales for TVs is handled by 3rd party agencies like QDigi etc. And yes, do check alternatives like Sony x90k, Samsung Frame, Vu Gloed Masterpiece, Hisense QLED etc too.
@@vinayakgupta6105 If I have to buy, I would buy this 65" under 1 Lakh as service is very important for me. If service is not the most important, then Q2 Pro is the best out there right now in the price range. amzn.to/3ZqtwRy
It's as if he has written an essay on Q2 pro and Reading the same in a very Academic Student ish Type way😂. A para for every different aspect of TV And in the end He Didn't forget to say..." To Conclude" which is what students write while ending an essay with a Felling of fake accomplishment as in, Hurray I have completed the essay😅. Bas ab application likhni reh gayi fir Exam Khatam karke Ghar ja ke PlayStation Khelunga
Exactly why din recommend it whole heartedly and mentioned about the weak after sales. Unfortunately no big reviewer talks about and people keep buying.
Don't like the ips panel blacks look grey and pale, least favorite of the bunch VA, ADS, IPS.Missing mini led is a bummer, oxygen play is a gimmick 😢way overpriced!
@@IAmGizmogeek i try everything I could, i am a professional calibrator,i try to sell and buy lg c3 or c2 or hisense's 2023 new model,all their uled lines will have mini led qled
Should I consider buying this? I've seen people's reviews that they're not getting any support from customer care if things went south. No one responds, display issues have peaked. No parts available.
@@vaibhavhasija Nope... Unless you are ok to take the risk of having a TV with no spare parts after 2-3 years, I don't recommend. This deal is for someone who want to experience the TV and looking for only 2-3 years life.
@@vindersingh25 I hope you know that OnePlus pulled out from TV market. What's being sold is just the left over stock. Getting after sales service is going to be difficult day by day. It's already pretty bad and with this situation I doubt any spare parts would be easily available. So buy with caution.
Hands down among the best TV Reviews!
In-depth covering everything with honest opinions, amazing video!!
Thank you bro ☺️
Sir my budget is around Rs.70k-1Lakh and my viewing distance is around 13 feet.
I will mainly use TV to do hardcore gaming on PS5 and watch all the OTT content along with cricket and football.
Can you please recommend a good TV (55 or 65 inch, according to my budget and viewing distance) ? My preference is the best picture quality possible.
I am thinking of buying the 65 inch OnePlus Q2 Pro or any other TV that u will recommend (from ur links).
Sir plz reply asap. I am so confused right now.
Which TV did u buy ?
Sir do they take away the set top box when shift from OTT postpaid plans to basic 399 plan ?
Most detailed tv review ever. Thank you very much!!!
Thank you for watching and glad you liked it.
Hello @I am geezmogeek, which one do you suggest to buy, one plus q2 pro or lg qned81. Also, has the issue of dolby atmos fixed now
Hi... The atmos issue is not fixed yet. And I would suggest to go with LG as OnePlus is not reliable in long term sense for TVs.
@@IAmGizmogeek Thanks for responding. One final question - if I go for LG QNED81, how much of a compromise is it to let go Dolby Atmos and Dolby vision.
Hi Gizmo, thanks for your review and for being so helpful in your responses. Can I ask you if this is an 8-bit or 8-bit+FRC or 10-bit panel?
@@Crouky hey glad you find the video useful. Frankly there's no proper way to check the panel. I contacted the team and they said it's 10 bit panel but can't take the word though.
@@IAmGizmogeek if you're up for checking it out further, when connected to a Windows PC, it should show the bit depth in the Windows advanced display settings (I'm not sure if the HDMI capabilities of the connected cable could factor into the representation though; if you're using a 4K@120Hz capable HDMI 2.1 cable, I guess that should eliminate any associated doubts). Additionally, if you have an NVIDIA GPU, then the available output colour depth can also be accessed in the NVIDIA Control Panel's Change resolution section (there should be something similar available in AMD GPU software as well). Regardless, I very much appreciate your response, and thank you for being so kind in helping people out.
@@Crouky hey... I did check that in the initial days itself and it doesn't show 10 bit, but if you do some deep search online regarding this there are multiple references on reddit and other such platforms proving that 10 bit indication on Windows doesn't mean a native 10 bit panel. I did a lot of research regarding this to find out in someway if it's possible with a 100% confirmation and finally gave up.
@@IAmGizmogeek ah that's ok, thanks so much for helping again. Tbh I wouldn't mind if it wasn't native 10-bit, but if it turns out to not even be 8-bit+FRC, that could be a bummer. It's very tempting with the current offers, but I think it's best to spend more and have more certainty.
@@Crouky it's not just about 8bit you should be worried about but the after sales. Right now OnePlus has 0 credibility in that aspect for TVs. If you are lucky, then not an issue but if you unfortunately come across any issue, then you will regret long time.
Hey,How is the tv holding up and where did u buy it from Amazon 1+ online store or offline.I want this tv only but worried about service as i come from small town but can't afford other big brands which will cost 1lk+ fr not even these kind of features.
Hey... The TV is holding good but not update from launch time. I would not recommend investing such huge amount on OnePlus now as they are mostly stopping TVs. So after sales in future would be much worse. Rather go for big brand with lesser features and stay peaceful
Now its available for 48k, worth buying? Oneplus after sales, are they give support via other sales parners?
@@K00711 If you don't care about after sales as you are getting at such low price for the features, then you can take. If not no, as after sales is a big doubt. Spare parts availability is doubtful.
@@IAmGizmogeek if anything happens, oneplus give support via third party service?
@@K00711 That's the promise they give but it's handled very bad. I know many people who struggled so much to get support. You raise request with OnePlus CS and they pass on to 3rd party. Ab they will give all reasons to delay the issue, reject it and you will be frustrated. If you are very lucky, the issue gets resolved within a month.
Hi.. could you do a gaming setup tutorial for Q2 pro?
As in what are the suitable controllers, settings and games that can be played, etc..
Hello sir how's the performance of the tv now is there any issues? Or working fine?.planning to buy the same tv
Hi except for few software bugs, its working perfect but I wouldn't recommend as OnePlus is out of TV business, so getting after sales service is difficult and not reliable.
Thanks for the awesome video. How do you play these screensavers you showed? Also kindly share the best picture settings for users with warm tone preference. Thanks
Hi... Glad you liked the video. Those were not scrensavers but the videos from TH-cam. Best would be using Film/Movie picture mode.
Liked your review very much. How does the HD channels look if I want to watch tata sky? How is the upscaling?
Hey... The upscaling isn't great. Being a 65", it's good for 4K and FHD but 720p and below would be having artifacts and won't be enjoyable unless you are watching from a long distance...so in short, for HD channels it's good and for non HD it's not that great. Hope this helps. Subscribe for more such content.
720p resolution in HD right?
@@internationaltrailers3949 HD channels in HD settop box are mostly 1080 resolution.
Hi just liked your review just a suggestion vu 65 inches masterpiece or Q2 One plus which one is better
Glad you liked it... Features wise Q2 Pro is better due to higher Nits brightness and larger dimming zones.. even the sound output is better on Q2 pro compared to Vu masterpiece as I have read. But if you see value for money and lil tight on budget, Vu is a great deal. Also service wise right now OnePlus is very unreliable and may be Vu would be better slightly in that aspect too.
Can you please advice or compare which is better one plus Q2 pro 65” (85k price ) vs samsung QN85C/90C 55” ( 110k price )?
Hey... Blindly go for Samsung as OnePlus is pulling out of TV business, so I won't recommend buying a OnePlus TV as of now. After sales would be very risky.
Hi again! I saw on amazon that the Sony X80K 65inch and the Oneplus Q2 pro are similarly priced. Which one would you actually suggest? Also considering that the X80K has only 50hz frame rate. Thanks!
Hey... Undoubtedly Q2 Pro would be a better choice of 2 if we keep after sale aside. It's not just the 120hz, which you might use only with consoles, but it's also the Dimming zones, Brightness that gives Q2pro a better overall output. And there's also the powerful Speaker. If not for the after-sales state of OnePlus, I would have been whole heartedly recommending it as first choice to everyone.
@I Am Gizmogeek would you consider sony's processing and upscaling capability higher than that of Oneplus' q2 pro and if that should be considered while buying?
@@vinayakgupta6105 Upscaling would surely be better on Sony but the amount of 720/480 content we see these days is very limited. Upscaling of FHD to 4K is not that evident in any IMO. So that factor should be may be in the last of your checklist. Sony's picture engine provides better colors for sure.
@@IAmGizmogeek hey there is a review amazon contradicting many points you have mentioned. Please take a look it has got 2 star rating
@@vinayakgupta6105 Just saw... A very amateurish review and you say it's contradicting my POV. Dolby Atmos speaker and says 5.1... He lost me there already. And actually most of the points are what I mentioned, no local dimming on Dolby Vision, no Dolby Atmos in inbuilt apps. The bleeding effect he mentions is obviously a quality issue that no one can tell you before hand unless it's there in one's own unit. Upscaling also I mentioned that 720p or low won't look good and FHD is good enough. Even after giving you my honest impressions about the device multiple times, you seem to be not convinced.. either you are confused yourself or am not good at conveying. Anyway, I rest my case.
Present I’m using Oneplus Q1
And recently bought Zebronics 9750 Pro Dolby ATMOS
Suggest me best way to experience Dolby ATMOS through this combination
:HDMI or Optical cable ?
Hi... HDMI is the best way... Set it to Auto or HDMI ARC Passthrough... Use a high bandwidth cable for getting proper Atmos output from the TV.
@@IAmGizmogeek thank you ❤️❤️
Join OnePlus TV users hub group on telegram for any help from OnePlus TV users
@@IAmGizmogeek sure
Is it IPS or VA Panel and does is support Apple Airplay 2 and Apple Homekit (iPhone) ?
Hi... As mentioned in the video, it's an IPS Panel. And no, it doesn't support Apple Airplay or Home kit. There's Connect App for Ios devices but it's almost outdated.
bhai about the jiofiber plan if i take the 999rupees one without any ott subscriptionw or new channel with the installation 1000 wo it would be 2000 right if that is the way i will take the 1500 one pls reply
I was about to book lg c2 65" pls suggest should i save abt 90 K by purchasing it or lg worth the price. ?
Hey... LG is definitely worth the price for its durability and OLED panel. They are unbeatable. But if you want to save some money you can check for B2 that can come at slightly lower cost or even Samsung Frame new version. When you are spending so much, service is very crucial and OnePlus is not at all reliable in that aspect. So cannot recommend it as the first choice.
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I’m slightly confused between Sony A80k vs Sony X90k & LG C2 , now this Oneplus Q2(65”)
@@across_coordinatesz Totally depends on your budget... But comparing OnePlus with Sony/LG would be comparing Apples and Oranges
Bro i have a doubt about jio fiber. Bro in 999 plan hotstar and amazon prime which quality will works 1080p or 4k
Hi... It's 4K with Amazon Prime and 1080p on Hotstar.
How does this TV fare after 1 year of your review. In Amazon reviews I saw someone mentioning that there's an inevitable dirty pixels issue in long term. How's yours?
No issues of dirty pixels... The only issue I face is the HDR which I mentioned in the review. Also buying a OnePlus TV now doesn't make any sense as they have pulled out of TV market, so after sales is a myth.
Thank you for quick response. BTW, excellent and well put review. I was mulling over Q2 pro because I simply couldn't find a TV that's offering same value (4k 120hz Google TV) for 75k right now. 2 days ago I went to a local store and a guy working told that it's discontinued & they'll launch new TV in July.
Also, for context, my previous TV was Mi tv 4a which I sold last month and it's still working just as the day I bought it. It never created an issue. So for the value & features Q2 pro is offering I was really thinking if support is really an issue 😅
Only next seems to be Sony and it's a hole in the pocket. Sony TV sound is sh*t 🤦🏻♂️
@@SujjuBabuThanks... Glad you liked it. I understand the temptation, but understand that the failure probability of screens in Tier II brand TVs is high. Lucky that Mi TV did not have any problem but imagine if the Q2 Pro has screen issue after 1 year and you are have to wait months to get spare parts, having extended warranty wont help too. Buying a 30-35K TV is fine as the risk involved is less. 75K is a huge investment IMO.
Yup. Thanks for the honest opinion. Left with only Sony TV & external soundbar now 😂
@@SujjuBabu Vu may be semi reliable that way.. you can check it.
Hi. Thanks for this in depth review. This is great. This video helped me buy the OnePlus q2 Pro.
I have a question for which I am not getting answer anywhere. While playing content in hotstar which has Dolby vision and Dolby Atmos like special ops, video quality is perfect but audio is lagging when I select the Atmos 5.1 audio from hotstar settings. Is there an issue with this TV?
Please help 🙏
Hi... Glad you liked the video. Are you using any external soundbar?
Fantastic review says the some cons of the TV unlike many other reviewer who says only the pros. But for my taste don't like ips panel and qled for a lakh. Freesync or gsync present?
Glad you liked it. And no, there's no FreeSync or Gsync.. only VRR for Consoles.For Tier II brand, 1 lakh seems on higher side... For Established brands, it's difficult to get such features in 1 lakh.
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can we use Bluetooth earphones or buds in Q1 by any chance ?
Yes you can use them with any OnePlus TV but there can be slight delay. With Q2Pro I did not observe that delay
The display quality is just wowwww! Powerful device with power mediatek processor.
Big claps for this smart tv. Waiting for this device powered by the MT9617 chipset to come into the market soon.
Hey how is this tv holding up? Any display issues?
Hey... The TV's holding up pretty well. No issues for me but I cannot say that it would be the case with all units. As the service of OnePlus for TVs is pretty bad, it would be a huge risk to invest this much.
@@IAmGizmogeek thank you for your response. Unfortunately in that price bracket there is no other TV that comes close, TCL also does not launch their good offerings in India. Will take extended warranty and hope for the best
@@AbhishekPinjari problem is not the warranty, it's the implementation. There are users who are made to wait months to get a part replaced, even when it's in warranty. At the end you get parts only with OnePlus. Ping me on instagram, will give you a couple of suggestions
@@IAmGizmogeek alright
I am getting this for 61k now should I buy it? Or buy Samsung vivid pro at 62k?
Hey... You should stay away from OnePlus TVs right now as they stopped production, so spare parts availability is very dicey. The service was very bad even when they were in market, so when they exited it's a suicide to buy their TV, especially premium one.
You can rather check this one out
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Any issues bro till now?
Any issues broo
No issues but it is now available for 55k 😅 VFM
Not able to see option to control Subwoofer bass settings in my Q2 pro.. what could be the reason ?
Hi... There is no such option to control subwoofer bass. You can only use custom sound mode i. Settings and increase/decrease lower frequencies for sub control
The soundbar is also very tremendous other than that I am surprised that how mediatek processor is providing such smooth features.
The audio quality, display, and refresh speed advertised by this OnePlus smartphone sound superb with the amazing mediatek chipset.
What you think if vu masterpiece is close to this one cos one can get 75 inch of vu with 15k more... What do you think of that in terms of picture quality and size.
The drawback of Vu masterpiece is the Local Dimming. It's I think around 30 and the Blooming would be prominent compared to Q2 pro. Also the deep blacks are better on Q2 for sure. But again, service might be better with Vu.
Good effort, buy some measuring tools and your video would be much more pro, I think i saw your post in hifivision. Good job keep up the good work
What would you recommend Oneplus Q2 pro or Vu masterpiece glo?
Thanks for the suggestions... And yes, I was the one posted in Hifivision. Suggestions there helped me improve and will try to improve further.
And I would recommend Q2 Pro as you get high dimming zones for deep blacks and less blooming.. as I remember that Vu has only 24 zones. You also get higher peak brightness. The sound output and the software features are also plus for OnePlus TV.
@@IAmGizmogeek Thanks buddy, keep rocking!!!, I have pre-booked it, can you suggest good picture settings for mostly OTT content, i dont use sett op box, the tv area is near a window, so will be bright room. Awaiting for your suggestions...
@@anilmalhotra1 I personally use the Movie mode as it's the most natural one. But if you are going to use mostly for OTT, and like little vibrant with Motion Smoothing, then Standard would be better.
bro I had c2 but sold it for sm reason is one plus tv after service is good or they don't fix tv if it's broken?
Bro as I mentioned exclusively in the video end... Service is one thing that's totally unreliable with OnePlus. I know users who are waiting from months to get their TV serviced. If they have spares available you are lucky, if not it's a frustration ride.
should I go with sony led 120hz?
@@neerajyadav6361 Yes... If after sales is important, then better go with LG, Sony or Samsung
Sir could you make a video of how to delete "CONTINUE WATCHING" of jio tv+ .(set top box)
Can I buy this tv from Amazon? Now in sales it is 53k
Hi.. I wouldn't suggest unless you are ok in taking risk as after sales is almost nil
Is it a 10bit panel or 8bit panel
This models does it have 10 bit panel it seems like this is 8 but panel
Confirm me so I can make my purchase decision
Hey bro, there's no official info about it and it's hard to confirm by videos if it is 8bit or 10 bit. Anyhow, I wouldn't recommend this TV as OnePlus is mostly pulling out of TV market, so after sales for this would be in danger. Investing close to lakh is not advisable.
Great review bro best in class keep it up.
Thank you for the kind words ☺️
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How does it go against vu masterpiece ?? Since it was previously considered as best 65 inch under 1 lakh?
Definitely better than Vu masterpiece as the dimming zones are almost 5 times higher, which gives much deep blacks and less blooming.
You get the exact point in this tv but one plus Q1 have same problem. Local dimming does not work when dolby vision videos played on Netflix. Amazon prime hdr content looks dull. At least One plus company should get customers feedback after one plus Q1 tv sale. But if they will not bother it. They can't grow. Who will pay 1 lakh for compromised picture quality.
Yes.. That's why I mentioned it's more to do with Dolby and not OnePlus. I have check other DV TVs and the limitation of not able to control Local Dimming is there too. May be in future Dolby would change this.
I have recently purchased oneplus q1 pro but from many days when im playing 4k 60fps video on TH-cam video is not running smoothly and there is a minor lag between some part of video and sound what should i do?
Hey... You using 5ghz wifi?
@@IAmGizmogeek yess im using 5ghz wifi
@@Adarsh.Singh555 while playing TH-cam, in TH-cam video options select "stats for nerd" and see what the buffering time and speed it's showing.
@@IAmGizmogeek in 5ghz speed is 76000-79000kbps
Buffer health is 10-9-11sec its changing
It's down to 55k, what do you think?
It's great if you don't keep any expectation in terms of software or hardware support.
@@IAmGizmogeek So it's a shot in the dark, a tryst with destiny lmao.
@@friedsugar2701 Yes... One who's lucky with electronic purchase can go ahead. If one is buying against family's decision and an issue occurs, then they are gone.. lol
Hi ... Can you make a video on how to play games on q2 pro using the inbuilt game pad on OnePlus connect app. 👍 Thanks
Hey... Unfortunately the gamepad supports very limited games most of which are not even interesting
@@IAmGizmogeekI was trying to play asphalt 9 on my TV with this gamepad 😅. Thanks for the update
@@saiphaneendra09 ha ha .. that game doesn't support. Mostly the games that the remote, that support the game pad.
Is it a VA panel or IPS Panel?
It's IPS .. if you can go through the whole video. Lot of details are mentioned
Bro I'm not getting the dolby audio notification, only getting dolby vision.
Mine is oneplus tv q1
Hi... You will get Dolby notification on Q1 only when you play via USB or HDMI... Not through OTT apps
@@IAmGizmogeekBut I get dolby vision notification though and I can see the difference.
Also, since q1 has only 2.1 channel is it better to use it on netflix with spatial audio option or 5.1 audio option. Since spatial audio most likely uses only 2 channels according to netflix.
@@Slooot Dolby Vision and Atmos are not related. Due to how the OTT apps restrict audio processing, Atmos through default TV without external speaker is not possible on some TVs. And yes, you can use the spatial audio track on Netflix.
Also you can join the OnePlus TV users hub on telegram for connecting with fellow 1+ TV users.
@@IAmGizmogeek yes ik. Thanks
Thank you bro for the sincere reviews not like GODI Media do. Greater India!
Thank you. Glad you liked the review.
Thanks for a no nonsense review.
Glad you liked it 😊
Is it better than samsung q80a?
Ofcourse
Yes in overall picture and quality control, Samsung Neo QLED would be better. Q2 Pro has the edge on supporting Dolby Vision, Better blacks due to higher dimming zones and better soundbar but Samsung one has higher brightness, better gaming features, way better after sales.
OnePlus has design such amazing smart television while coupling with mediatek. Is that even for real?
bro how did u get argb effect at intro
Hey... I used the RGB light from Govee... P1 Light bars. Check them out here
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Bhai got it for 48k -4k. Worth it?
Definitely... Just pray that it doesn't have any Quality issues as after sales is close to none
@@IAmGizmogeek agar koe issue Aya wo replace nehi karenge kya? 2. Software update ata hai?
@@netflixuser6190 No software updates... And parts replace karenge but mostly bahut waiting karvake
What to do if any issues, is oneplus support there?
According to you which is the best 65inch tv under 1 lakh? Considering picture quality and sound is the most important thing for me.
Actually the Q2 Pro is the best option in terms of picture and sound. If not for after sales, I would have suggested it whole heartedly.
@@IAmGizmogeek so should i consider this tv or should I look for other options? I also have multiple OnePlus stores (smaller ones) near my area
@@vinayakgupta6105 OnePlus stores don't provide service for TVs. After sales for TVs is handled by 3rd party agencies like QDigi etc. And yes, do check alternatives like Sony x90k, Samsung Frame, Vu Gloed Masterpiece, Hisense QLED etc too.
@@IAmGizmogeek if you had a strict budget of 1 lakh, which 65inch tv would you buy ?
@@vinayakgupta6105 If I have to buy, I would buy this 65" under 1 Lakh as service is very important for me. If service is not the most important, then Q2 Pro is the best out there right now in the price range.
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It's as if he has written an essay on Q2 pro and Reading the same in a very Academic Student ish Type way😂.
A para for every different aspect of TV
And in the end He Didn't forget to say..." To Conclude" which is what students write while ending an essay with a Felling of fake accomplishment as in, Hurray I have completed the essay😅. Bas ab application likhni reh gayi fir Exam Khatam karke Ghar ja ke PlayStation Khelunga
Bluetooth chala?
Yes... Except with one BT device, no issue with multiple devices I tried. So much better than what was the experience with Q1 and U1S series.
@@IAmGizmogeek Amaze
Nice detailed review. But the BGM could be better. It felt like hearing por*h*b intro bgm. 😅
Thanks for the feedback and glad you liked the content atleast 😊
Reasons I love this TV: The local dimming, brightness, 120Hz, sound system for the price of 99k
Reason I won't buy this TV: After sales
Exactly why din recommend it whole heartedly and mentioned about the weak after sales. Unfortunately no big reviewer talks about and people keep buying.
Don't like the ips panel blacks look grey and pale, least favorite of the bunch VA, ADS, IPS.Missing mini led is a bummer, oxygen play is a gimmick 😢way overpriced!
Are you using Local dimming as High or not.
@@IAmGizmogeek low, i may sold
@@Mpafanai46 try with high... For any LED, local dimming is very much required, be it even micro led for giving the right blacks
@@IAmGizmogeek i try everything I could, i am a professional calibrator,i try to sell and buy lg c3 or c2 or hisense's 2023 new model,all their uled lines will have mini led qled
Now in january 2024 it is selling @ 65000
Yea saw that. A great deal
Should I consider buying this? I've seen people's reviews that they're not getting any support from customer care if things went south. No one responds, display issues have peaked. No parts available.
@@vaibhavhasija don't buy service is pathetic.
Giving 40k discount is itself sounds fishy.
@@RupamPrinceRathore thanks
@@vaibhavhasija Nope... Unless you are ok to take the risk of having a TV with no spare parts after 2-3 years, I don't recommend. This deal is for someone who want to experience the TV and looking for only 2-3 years life.
Buying it for less than 61000
Still a huge risk
@@IAmGizmogeek what risk?
@@vindersingh25 I hope you know that OnePlus pulled out from TV market. What's being sold is just the left over stock. Getting after sales service is going to be difficult day by day. It's already pretty bad and with this situation I doubt any spare parts would be easily available. So buy with caution.
@@IAmGizmogeek 🤞
Dude pronounces H before random words. Trying to be British much, m8?
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