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popular Posted by Champagne13 • 13h ago
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Samsung 65" S85D Series OLED 120Hz 4K Smart TV (2024) @ Best Buy/Amazon $999.99

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Model: Samsung S85D 65" OLED 4K HDR TV (QN65S85DAEXZA).

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13h ago
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lattiboy
13h ago
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Open box good for $743! Extremely tempted to use as a wall mounted PC monitor.
11h ago
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spolgi
11h ago
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Good deal? I need a new tv and this seems to check what I'm looking for (OLED, >=65", 120hz), buy it? I also hear LG is good?
10h ago
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v0idix
10h ago
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Samsung and LG re great OLED brands. Can't go wrong with either.
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Quote from spolgi :
Good deal? I need a new tv and this seems to check what I'm looking for (OLED, >=65", 120hz), buy it? I also hear LG is good?
Good deal on this model. LG and Samsung both make great OLED sets. I probably would have bought a Samsung, except I specifically wanted Dolby Vision, so I bought an LG last year.
Last edited by SlyderDeals March 10, 2025 at 03:41 AM.
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TenderSuit4399
7h ago
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Is this quantum dot oled? Are qd-oled better than oleds or wouldn't they make much difference? All opinions are appreciated
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DeProof
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Quote from TenderSuit4399 :
Is this quantum dot oled? Are qd-oled better than oleds or wouldn't they make much difference? All opinions are appreciated

This is a WOLED set. If you are watching in a dim or dark room, QD-OLED is better (gets brighter but external brighter lights on the screen makes blacks look purple). If you are watching in a room with more daylight, WOLED is better. If it is an extremely bright room then OLED is not the best choice in general, a mini-LED is better to combat the glare with how bright it can get.
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ifitsFREEitsme88
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Quote from DeProof :
This is a WOLED set. If you are watching in a dim or dark room, QD-OLED is better (gets brighter but external brighter lights on the screen makes blacks look purple). If you are watching in a room with more daylight, WOLED is better. If it is an extremely bright room then OLED is not the best choice in general, a mini-LED is better to combat the glare with how bright it can get.

Is this brighter in room mentality I keep reading really that big of a difference or are people just nitpicking?

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BeautifulFlag5228
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Quote from spolgi :
Good deal? I need a new tv and this seems to check what I'm looking for (OLED, >=65", 120hz), buy it? I also hear LG is good?

LG TV's have Dolby Vision if that's important for you while this TV doesn't
3h ago
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turnne
3h ago
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Quote from ifitsFREEitsme88 :
Is this brighter in room mentality I keep reading really that big of a difference or are people just nitpicking?
It is
But you are going to have a spend a lot more money than this to get an OLED that is considered " bright"

if you go LCD...you can get incredible brightness for sub $1000 with a Hisense U8N or a TCL QM851
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ifitsFREEitsme88
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Quote from turnne :
It is
But you are going to have a spend a lot more money than this to get an OLED that is considered " bright"

if you go LCD...you can get incredible brightness for sub $1000 with a Hisense U8N or a TCL QM851

I have a Q70A in the room (which never gets sunlight) so I'm thinking of putting this S85D in the room and the Q70D in the living room. Switcherooski.
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MordyNYC
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Quote from turnne :
It is
But you are going to have a spend a lot more money than this to get an OLED that is considered " bright"

if you go LCD...you can get incredible brightness for sub $1000 with a Hisense U8N or a TCL QM851
You need it to be bright because of the low quality. Oleds work fine in a bright ass sams club. Get your qnads and cope
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MordyNYC
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Quote from BeautifulFlag5228 :
LG TV's have Dolby Vision if that's important for you while this TV doesn't
I read sammy quality went down too as far as percentage of repairs needed.
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turnne
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Quote from MordyNYC :
You need it to be bright because of the low quality. Oleds work fine in a bright ass sams club. Get your qnads and cope
Interesting opinion...and I am unsure what you mean by " the low quality"

I own both currently....Sony A95L OLED and a few bright LCDs..Samsung QN90C , QN800C as well as Hisense U8H

In my home , and any retail environment I have ever been in, the LCD's are much brighter

if you have a wall of windows, as I do, on one side of a room the LCD's handle that better
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DeProof
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Quote from MordyNYC :
You need it to be bright because of the low quality. Oleds work fine in a bright ass sams club. Get your qnads and cope

"works fine in a bright ass Sam's club"

Ok now put a window in front of the TV in Sam's and shine the sun directly on the TV and let us all know.

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Samsung sold these direct for as low as $849 with a recycling rebate and education or EPP just before the Super Bowl. They even included basic white glove delivery where they set it up in your room of choice, but mounting to the wall was extra. At the time, Best Buy and PC Richards was charging $999 and offered free mounting.

Since I was EPP eligible, I bought it. My apartment isn't bright in the current setup. And even if I were to rearrange it, most TV watching is after dark, so not an issue. Overall, I'm happy with it. Beats the cheapo Black Friday special it replaced. I doubt you'll see lower than what I paid. And knowing that it dropped to $849, I definitely wouldn't pay more than $999 for it.

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