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Which 65 TV to Buy: Sony KD-65XF9005 or Samsung QE65Q70R QLED? Pros & Cons Needed!

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  • #31 18246695
    Ludwik XVI
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    At most, you can buy the next generation of Shield and everything will be elegant ...
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  • #33 18246764
    Ryszard49
    Level 38  
    mordip , on Sony I already have the third Android update and you can see a clear improvement, a lot has changed for the better. I still don't know why the operating system is so convoluted and unnecessarily complex. You can enter and exit the application from several levels, the question is, why complicate the operation? A detailed help manual has also been added to solve any problems with the operation. When buying, I knew that there could be problems with Android, but the purchase was determined by the image quality and zone lighting.
  • #35 18246911
    Ryszard49
    Level 38  
    Louis XVI , nothing new, based on the system:
    Quote:
    Android 9.0 (Pie) based on Android TV (TM) with Chromecast 4K built-in

    Basic menu of the application as in SONY.
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  • #36 18246926
    Ludwik XVI
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    But how does it go!
    Even the first Shield was great. I had on tests and was delighted with this device.
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    Anonymous
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  • #38 18247627
    mordip
    Level 11  
    Gentlemen! I had fun with the Sony XG9505 yesterday. Due to the fact that they did not have an internet connection in the store, the seller gave me his internet connection from the phone. Unfortunately, he was too weak to enter any app. When I left the application, I turned off the TV and ... black and white squares appeared all over the screen. It looked as if the TV had crashed. And then a message appeared that Android had restarted ...
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  • #39 18247634
    PawelTV
    Level 6  
    I noticed that in Sony there is such a white glow on a black background around the bright text. It doesn't look interesting. I did not notice it in Samsung. And I'm thinking about buying a Samsung Q80R ...

    Added after 6 [minutes]:

    mordip wrote:
    Thank you for your prompt reply and sent information. I am reluctant to Android ... Although I can see differences in the image in Sony. I think I have more details. I am afraid that after buying the TV it will work well, and after 3 years Android will do its job and it will slow down Sony ...


    I also have concerns about this Android. I think this system is unpredictable ... Today is cool but tomorrow may be completely different. Does it affect the use of TV, even if you do not use Smart? Many retailers in chain stores recommend this Sony, but it is difficult to judge whether it is pure marketing or actually this TV is so good ...
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  • #40 18249519
    mordip
    Level 11  
    Ludwik XVI wrote:
    At most, you can buy the next generation of Shield and everything will be elegant ...


    Apparently so ... But what is the point of buying a TV for 7k and buying another device after two years.
    You wrote earlier that the image in Samsung is not much different from Sony. Yesterday I saw two models next to each other on which there was an ordinary terrestrial TV and ... Samsung had a picture like "behind the fog" and in Sonym it was clearly. Both had a standard mode. Is it just a matter of Samsung calibration? Is this the image just like that ...
  • #41 18249541
    Ludwik XVI
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    If you liked the image on Sony more then you've got a winner.
    Always use your eyesight. Each of us perceives a picture differently.

    Probably Samsung has a more reference image in the standard mode. So he looked weaker in the strong light.
    I don't know exactly because I never set TV to this mode. It is useless to me. I prefer the cinema / movie / thx etc modes as I don't have the calibration done.
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    Anonymous
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  • #43 18257245
    mordip
    Level 11  
    LOCOLOCO wrote:
    Poor seller.
    The Sony XG9505 plays very well.
    And after calibration - great.


    So this Sony will be a better option than the Samsung QLED 80RAT?
  • #44 18274139
    JaMarcin
    Level 10  
    I have the same problem as the friend founding this post.
    I am an ordinary "viewer", mainly sports and netflix and YouTube, TV signal from the NC + decoder.
    I am thinking of buying a 65-inch TV (change from 46)
    i have two types. Although at the beginning I had another Samsung, but the Lord from Euro confused me ...
    Samsung Q70R
    Sony XG95.
    What can you advise, which one will perform better in everyday use, and it bodes better for the future, as I change my TV set approximately every 4.5 years.
    Thank you in advance for your time and every post you write.
    greetings
    Marcin

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the comparison between the Sony KD-65XF9005 and the Samsung QE65Q70R QLED TVs. Users express preferences based on various factors such as picture quality, color accuracy, operating system performance, and HDR capabilities. The Samsung is noted for its stable Tizen system and superior black levels, while the Sony is praised for its natural color reproduction and HDR brightness. Some users report that after calibration, both TVs exhibit similar color performance. Concerns about Android TV's performance on the Sony model are raised, with some users experiencing slowdowns and crashes. Ultimately, the choice between the two models appears to hinge on personal preferences regarding image quality and user interface, with some leaning towards the Samsung for its faster system and others favoring the Sony for its superior picture quality.
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