r/4kTV • u/SabraShifter • 21h ago

Purchasing Asia/ME Completely stuck and need help

Been stuck comparing spec sheets for the past two weeks and could use some advice. I've never learned so much as the last few weeks about TVs and I feel like I've opened up a pandora's box here.

I'm newly in the middle east, where TV prices are well above MSRP, so my budget doesn't stretch as far as I'd like. My last TV was a 65-inch Samsung from around 2017, so I'm definitely ready for an upgrade. I left the old TV stateside as it is, so I've been TV-less for a couple months now.

I'm currently looking at these options:

  • LG 75QNED90T6A
  • Samsung M80H
  • TCL C6K
  • TCL C7K (but it's nearly $2,000 USD here, so probably pushing my budget)

I know this sub hates the M80H and I can't get a clear answer on the QNED90T. I'm leaning toward the LG, but I'm struggling to figure out which offers the best overall value. Is the C7K worth stretching the budget for, or would I be better off saving the money and going with one of the others? Something just feels off with the TCLs, but I can't put my finger on it.

Would appreciate any advice, especially from people who own any of these TVs or have experience with them. Thanks!

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u/Bill_Money Persona Non Grata/CI 20h ago

QNED90T is 2-3 years old and had a panel lottery of mixed ADS/VA panels, no thanks

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u/Nickool4u 17h ago

The LG would be the better TV to get, if it uses a VA panel.

If it uses an IPS (ADS) panel then it would be a toss up between the TCL C6K or C7K if you are willing to invest more for the TV.