Where Are the Sony Bravia 7 & 9 Reviews? 18,000 Hours on an OLED! | You Asked Ep. 44

[@digitaltrends]

Make sure to check out our Sony Bravia 9 Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5eXlmWieJKIopI

[@mattrc77]

Will you guys review the B7?

[@forzanerazzurri2339]

I have 4 Sony TVs in my house. The oldest one is 14 years old and the newest one is 6 years old. They just don't break.

[@jezza6575]

Meh, I’ve had Sony’s that lasted for ever and I’ve had Sony’s that didn’t last that long either even their now gone XBR units included.

[@ajwtf6539]

My Sony x900e broke after four years in warranty Sony replaced it with x90J, so the warranty you get can be more important, I do however believe the direct sunlight on one half of the screen caused the issue in the first place

[@Sas-wk9lj]

That was 14 years ago when there used to be some quality in products they made. More we are advancing in time, durability is going down with it.

[@AbhijitBiswasDBZ]

I had a CRT TV from Sony, lasted almost 10 years in my house with 9 years of constant house leaks during 4 months of indian monsoon. It's a legit monster

[@FuriousPope]

@@AbhijitBiswasDBZ Growing up, we also had a sony CRT. I think that thing lasted a good 14 years before we replaced it.

[@ericgoz3858]

Stop the bait and switch where is your Bravia 7 and 9 Reviews, we respect your honesty, but this is ridiculous

[@YoungDen]

Bravia 7 65 inch is lovely. Seen them 2 days ago

[@philipadastra]

Please Caleb What about the Bravia “8” Super curious about that oled compared to the G4/A80L?

[@DeacanStJohn]

This! We need a review of Bravia 8!!

[@tbecket4890]

The A80L at first was overshadowed by other sets thus late reviews…….looks like the B8 is going to follow suit.

[@lakelouiseskier]

I saw the 8 at Best Buy and it’s beautiful!

[@XavierWoodsofIndianapolis]

I just put our Bravia 8 up. I’ll just tell you it’s beautiful. It’s not just a great panel, with a slight boost in brightness but it’s actually really pretty. The body and design is to die for.

[@vcam-g9h]

According to what I have seen so far the bravia 8 and A80L is pretty much the same the bravia 8 is a bit brighter but not enough for you to notice it and the A80L is dirt cheap on sale now.

[@notliosandoval]

I personally think comparisons between similarly priced Sony LCD’s and equally priced OLED’s would be great. A lot of us came from terrible TV’s to decently priced LCD’s, and the possible move to OLED turns some of us away, because on paper they’re less bright. I can get a C4 for the same price as a Bravia 7, and they trade blows in so many different areas.

[@deanhasen3220]

Dude the C4’s picture is 100x better thank the Bravia 7

[@noneyabizz8337]

That Sony reliability is also hard to argue against.

[@johnb4905]

The Bravia 7 reflection handling is so poor it’s the C4 that will actually appear brighter with mid to low APL scenes in a bright room and in a dark room you have the pixel level 3D dimensionality of an OLED. Perhaps give the S90C a look, it’ll be brighter in every situation except for very high APL scenes. BTW, you can get a 77C3 for the price of a 65C4 and those additional inches will have much more of an impact than any improvements from the C3 to C4.

[@paulcox2447]

They really don't trade blows if you actually see both of them. The Bravia 7 looks washed out in comparison and it's only advantage is full screen brightness. Sony didn't reinvent the wheel with the LCDs this year.

[@JFLTX]

​only because it says sony on the tv do people think that. @paulcox2447

[@joseperez3035]

Yes, I would love you to explain the sync problems occurred when testing the Klipsch flexus system.

[@LeezahB]

Great episode!! Especially glad you answered the question about the 21x9 aspect ratio! I had that question too. It sounds like you are super busy with all those TVs to review!

[@Sas-wk9lj]

His being super busy is voluntary. Nobody asked him to get busy.

[@mikemcelwain]

I got the Bravia 7 85 inch loving it so far❤❤😊😊

[@kevingallagher4999]

Love your work, especially the Q&A stuff, but am really looking forward to the Bravis 9 review, please hurry before I explode!! Now for question...I am thinking about buying the B9 from Value Electronics. They offer a Q/C and calibration service, kinda pricey. I live in fear of a calibration on a B9 minimizing or even ruining, what to me is the magic of a top line Sony TV picture. Am I overthinking this a straying into goofy world? Will a calibration dim it down? I have two uncalibrated Sonys and would not want to over tweak what is usually an excellent picture , to me anyway. For the money for a B9 I really want the very best picture, and I understand the subjectiveness of "best". Thanks again for all you do!!

[@charlesthornberg4087]

My 55 C9 has over 17000 hours still looks beautiful I haven’t noticed any burn in I watch cable tv M-F cable sports Netflix and streaming movies it’s been an awesome tv knock on wood..

[@adikul911]

Is there a bravia 7 review yet? I can't find it. I'm trying to find a 65 inch tv. Budget is 1000, but if it's a lot of improvement can go up to 1500. The Bravia 7 is on labor day sale.

[@vacguy77]

I have had the 75" Bravia 9 for a few weeks now, and I absolutely love it. It's the best TV I've ever had, and I've had a lot of OLEDs including the A95L. I just prefer the look of the Bravia 9 over OLED. It's like having OLED as far as the contrast goes but a LOT brighter. Much more impactful, colorful picture. Buy one and thank me later!!

[@IBODEGAI]

B7 here. About the same amount of hours as Barry. Mainly gaming and it’s still glorious. Only burn in I’ve noticed is the YT logo. Getting a g4 end of this year.

[@cd4playa1245]

You’re not happy with the Bravia 7 for gaming? You want an oled instead?

[@IBODEGAI]

@@cd4playa1245 no an I have oled already. LG B7 From 2017.

[@HondaCrf450r.]

Bravia 7 is mini LED they don't get Burnin wtf are you talking about bud? Only OLEDs get burn in.

[@IBODEGAI]

@@HondaCrf450r. LG OLED B7 from 2017!!!!!! and LCD mini leds apparently can also get burn in. I believe RTings did a long test that went into detail. LCD absolutely suffer burn in.

[@HondaCrf450r.]

@@IBODEGAI never heard of a led TV in my life ever getting burning! 🤔

[@DavidEckard]

My LG e6 OLED has over 17,000 hours on it. Unfortunately, it's been burning in for a while now. But then, 2016 anti-burning technology is not as good as it is today.

[@nayrulhulhaoccd4072]

Do you know when the burn in started? And after it started, did it got worse quicklly? My TV didnt get 17,000 hours yet, but it is from an older generation too.

[@SterkeYerke5555]

@@nayrulhulhaoccd4072 What gen is yours? LG made a huge step in preventing burn in with the C8

[@DavidEckard]

@UCy-kywYHYcJMN_D3NshEEuw sometime in the last 1000 hours or so.

[@brunobarriviera7478]

Please do the flexus review!!! I need to know if it’s worth it

[@CarreraTrackOntheFloor]

LG G4 or Sony A95L? Which should I get? Looking for a multi-use TV in a 55" size.

[@gauravgoel8092]

I have same question. Im leaning towards G4, let me know plz what you decided..

[@doughightower2771]

Take your time!!! Take your vacation and spend time with your family. Your mental health is more important than TV Reviews. WE CAN WAIT!!!

[@BenBiba]

Hi Caleb, what makes most sense for my next Sony OLED in your opinion (normal use, bright room, not a nit nerd)... 2024 Bravia 8, 2023 A95L OLED, or 2022 A90K OLED?

[@MrUpscaleman]

Just do the Bravia 9 reviews. If you want to know about the 7, watch the 9 review and minus 2. It about sums it up.

[@bungalowtomcat1]

If your using a tv 15 hours a day Would you go OLED or QLED Top Quality Which would last longer and by how much ??

[@zacharybullock8492]

2024 TCL vs Hisense QLED comparison video please!!!

[@chrisrenteria540]

Keep up the good work! Love the reviews!

[@NicholasAdamsDPM]

Thanks for the update on the Bravia 9. I just ordered one but it wont be here until June 28. I still have time to cancel if I need to so I'm eagerly awaiting your review to make sure I made the right choice.

[@lakelouiseskier]

Bravia 8!!’Caleb, I’d love to see your thoughts on that OLED. I just saw it in Best Buy and thought it was fire 🔥! (And a big jump from the A80L. IMO; you mentioned in a earlier episode the 8 would be a small upgrade, but I think it is visibly better and now closer to the A95L, but at a better price).

[@paulcox2447]

It's the same panel all they did was tweak the processing which was already very good and has xr clear last year. Hence why Caleb says it's a small change.

[@lakelouiseskier]

@@paulcox2447 Hey, Paul, I may have misunderstood what the Sony rep told me at Best Buy when I saw the Bravia 8, but I thought he told me there was a difference in the panels. Regardless, it looks significantly better than last year’s. He also put it beside the Bravia 7, and played the same scene from gran turismo and on the 8 the gold in the Lamborghini has a brightness and luster that looked awesome

[@MyloMane]

Trying to decide between bravia 7 and s90c. Any opinions on this?

[@moinahmad5260]

Plz review bravia 9 asap

[@lbudt29]

Yes you should do a full review on the Klipsh 200 sound bar , rear, and subwoofer system. Please include some CRF music and movie demos with your review Caleb. Thanks.

[@graysonpeddie]

Over 5,307 hours and counting for my LG C2 42" TV. Got this TV in middle of last year and I love it. However, I'm hoping to get a 32" 4K curved monitor so I can do some gaming. The reason why I prefer curved is so I can see the sides of the screen easily. I have my 42" TV about a couple of inches from me by using an arm mount which mounts to my desk. I understand that many people don't like curved screens and I get that. But if a curve screen can help me see better without having to move on close to the sides while gaming, that would be great.

[@michaelbakhtiar9256]

These are such awesome videos. Great structure and content!

[@nickburklow5212]

I am stoked for the upcoming audio reviews!

[@michaelbeckerman7532]

21:9 (2.33:1) is kind of an odd aspect ratio to go with there on that for a display as it is not quite as wide as Cinemascope 2.35:1 or anamorphic Cinemascope 2.39:1. So, if you watch either of those two formats of film on your 21:9 TV/monitor you are still going to have some small black bars at the top and bottom of your screen (letterboxing) as the image would have to be shrunk down just slightly for you see the entire frame of the film.

[@hitardo]

With more brightness, comes more heat. Heat is something quite bad for electronic components, especially in terms of longevity. Hence, we will be looking at decreasing life span for TVs. To my knowledge, consumer TVs rely on passive cooling, i.e., do not have a fan to cool components down. An advice I learned the hard way is to verify the operational temperature and humidity of your TV. Some TVs work up to 35ºC (~95ºF), which is somewhat low in some parts of the Globe.

[@sahil29pr]

Hi Caleb, I was initially thinking of getting Sony X90L(full array led) in India which costs around $1400, however I noticed that we now have Bravia 7 available for $2350 which has 3-5x more number of dimming zones, but its still not closer to qled levels offered by other brands. I wanted an advice from you if Bravia 7 is truly a major upgrade over X90L and is it really worth the price tag, as we can have LG or even Sony A80L for $2k or less cheaper than Bravia 7. I currently have a Sony 40inch HD tv which is going to cross a decade, and I wanted to buy the next TV which is going to age well over the next 7-10yrs. My budget is around $2-2.5k.

[@johnmermigas]

My LG b8 has around 30'000 hours on it and still, knock on wood, looks great. Compared it to other sets in home. I do not blast it ever its almost always on ISF dark mode and was calibrated way back and I'm sure its not as accurate as it once was.

[@undead9786]

There are smartphones that roll out to expand the screen, it's possible (once the pricing works out) they they make TVs roll out more screen when needed.

[@SoldierBoy3064]

barry is a amateur.. i have 29,036 hours on my lg cx and I'm a disabled veteran on bed rest It's weird because if i run any color test on KZbin the TV shows dislocoration but never when I'm watching real content of any kind I am however interested in getting a Sony TV but seeing as how I'm changing from console gaming to pc gaming I want a TV with 240hz capability and will wait several years for it to come to fruition I'm obviously patient 😊

[@SoldierBoy3064]

bought my TV sept 20, 2020 and the reason I have so many hours is I sleep with the tv on and listen to rain sounds on KZbin every night to sleep that explains the crazy times

[@gauravgoel8092]

Hello there It's been 12 days bravia 7 &9 reviews is still noot done

[@noilessrzbndry]

I got G2 couple years ago, working perfectly and amazing to watch HDR content. Do you recommend upgrading to G4. I have notice there is pinkish display on my G2 when I test on white background.

[@mehedi4857]

We need the Sony Bravia 8 review! Also, a verses video with the LG C4! And we need The Sony A95L VS LG G4 and Samsung S95D video!

[@keponen331]

Question: why dont you review Samsung and LG MiniLeds only Oleds?

[@Schaden81]

My Samsung plasma is on for anywhere between 10-16 hours a day (some watching, some background) and it's over a decade old. I imagine I've lost some brightness over the years but it still looks pretty darn good otherwise.

[@roachman1412]

More interested in the new sony soundbar hopefully new tvs aren't much better than the a95l 77 i got past January

[@alternativemusicandbeyond6519]

Wear are the Sharp Tv Reviews??? please do one or two on Sharp. Their Oled tv is supposed to be good. Is it or not.. Sharp apparently makes their own OLED Displays.

[@tomzen4880]

Hello! Question? Do any of the oled 65" / 77" tvs have muilt-view or picture in picture, mode looking to buy one. LG or Samsung. Nobody talk about this feature when doing reviews!

[@tiokiwa]

Legit won't pull the trigger until your Bravia review (Hisense are in my sights... This channel is the decider lol)

[@Marc.Google]

Today, you got the Bravia 9! 👏 very excited!

[@JB-vc6xj]

21:9 format is the best I've ever had. One in particular was the Philips 58PFL9955 👌Philips was the 21:9 innovater/leader at the time. I would trade in any OLED or Min-LED in 2024 for a new 21:9 aspect ratio TV. I hope🙏 there are manufacturers considering these TVs again, I will be the first to place an order! 😍

[@knafta007]

Still using it as my main TV, active from 2012. Everything has its pro and cons, if look at the swimmers in an olympic swimming pool at the outside lanes at the left or right borders of the screen, you see some very strange things happening 😅

[@theicon2125]

As someone with a 21:9 computer monitor, you may think you want a tv with that but you don’t. Content looks super cool when it takes advantage of it but there is so much more that doesn’t. It would be great for movies and that’s basically it. Even with PC games that “support” 21:9 the majority of them only do it during regular gameplay, when you hit a cutscene you get pillarboxes taking it down to 16:9. As great as it looks with a game like Doom Eternal, it really makes it feel like it’s not worth it when you realize you could have had a bigger screen that is used all the time rather than having black bars 1/3 to 1/2 of the time. I can’t imagine how it is for people with 32:9 monitors.

[@tomzen4880]

Hello! do any of the oled 65" / 77" tvs have muilt-view or picture in picture mode, looking to buy one. LG or Samsung. Nobody talk about this feature when doing reviews!

[@hdf01]

I need help which is better c855 x955 c4 c3 x90l in order of which one is best ❤

[@luchadormaziso]

klipsch flexus core plz!

[@davel4449]

Caleb I am so waiting on your review on the Bravia 8... You barely spoke about it that is was a bring over from the a80l but there is a couple of upgrades that might make a good difference... I am on the market for a 75 inch TV... Would have dreamed to get Dolby vision with a s90c or Do but.... They support Dolby vision. But when I look the color on the s90c or s90d... I am amazed... And the price is better then with the lg g4 or the Bravia 9 . I got so many questions... Is the Bravia 9 really the equal of an OLED in term of color volume and saturation and contrast?! Is the Bravia 8 as good as the Samsung s90c or s90d... Even if I would like Dolby vision and if I jump on Samsung s90c (the price is much better for what you get compared to Sony and lg) when I look Dolby vision content (Disney+, Netflix or 4k bluray) do we have a turn down version of the movie is it as good?! I know they have hdr10+ but it seems nobody support it

[@TonyZ1717]

Hey Caleb. Are you doing a review on the Goldenear T-66's I see in this video..?

[@alexandsimba]

@DigitalTrends Thats' nothing. 😂 LG B6 2016 OLED Power on time 31261 hours. I took really good care of mine, but 1 day I fell asleep with my usb joystick plugged in which stopped the 45-minute Windows screensaver from protecting the TV. Now I got the Windows Taskbar burned in. 😥

[@FuriousPope]

I just recently got a G4 after my Panasonic EZ950 oled (2017) started showing exactly what Barry's C6 pictures showed. I had about 22K hours on it. While I did get my money's worth it IS the first tv I had to replace because it wore out, instead of because I felt like upgrading, which sucks. It burned extra because I had (have) my eye on the Panasonic Z95A, but it isn't available yet... :(

[@TheDarkSnaffle]

Running a 2011 47" Toshiba here. No point in upgrading until it breaks as my wife watches low-res shows from the 60s-90s.

[@Pasqua-l8t]

I agree where the flip are the Bravia reviews!!!! WTF… great job on all your informative reviews and insights❤ your channel!!!

[@CodCodliness]

17909 hours over 8 years eh? I've got a Samsung Q95T which has racked up 13828 hours. In 4 years! Still as good as new so far. Still considering the Bravia 9 if it's as good as it sounds though 😂

[@RichardMann-t8h]

I think 21x9 is great once we get 150 inch TV'S . I want pillar bared shows to still look huge.

[@myretronation]

My E6 OLED just died around two months ago after around 11K+ hours, I just replaced it with a C3 And on the subject of Sony, I have a 16 year old 40” LCD that’s serving as my main monitor in my home office and it’s only now exhibiting the occasional flicker

[@ozbloke36empty87]

Do the Klipsch Flexus review! :)

[@charltonhmumo6759]

We want you to also review the LG QNED91T 75 inch tv please 🥺

[@davel4449]

Where is the genuine Bravia 8 review comparatif to s90d and lg c4?!

[@yahschosen7980]

Where's the TCL QD qm7 review I would love to see you review it!

[@_SteC13]

Could you pls do u bravia 7/9 2024 VS s90c/s95c 2023

[@davidmckee2898]

I would love 21 by 9 TVs to come out again. But I believe that these are really four movie fanatics

[@redrocklead]

I have a 21 x 9 monitor. It's pretty, but inconvenient. Making good crops for screen savers a pain.

[@SM0K3Y777]

I have a 55” LG C9 since 2019 & it’s done 14444hrs it’s still as good as the day I got it. It’s our second TV now as we got a Samsung 65” QD-OLED S90C as our main TV now

[@michaelcasper2613]

Thanks very helpful

[@johnb4905]

You said you would review the QNED90T but it doesn’t sound like you’re going to.

[@jedics1]

Is it just me or does being ok with a huge Tv being landfill after 8 years not sit right with them? In the Oled monitor world they last even less time, hardware unboxed has demonstrated percievable burnin with under 500 hours of use, my brain pictures a mount everest level of trash from disposable tech like this.

[@davel4449]

Samsung s90d !! C4 , Bravia 8... Nice o am waiting on your review

[@Sas-wk9lj]

2.35:1 aspect ratio displays for wide screen movies does have a market. Or, just answer a simple question, why suddenly TV consumers are going for ultra big screen TVs, yes, majorly for movies. With display capability taking a leap in terms of hdr picture quality, all the more reason we don't need 16:9 super expensive flagship to watch 20 years old TV sitcom for sure. And it doesn't matter if we get vertical bars to watch mostly lousy yt compressed low bit rate videos despite those being 4K.

[@saulgoodman2018]

I don't mind bar bars on top and bottom. But I hate them on the sides. I wouldn't mine it if I am only watching an old TV show.

[@gosman949]

Is there any reason to still even consider the Sony A95L, especially since they have gone up in price instead of down? Is the Samsung S95D and LG G4 the standard now!?

[@chibbyylol]

You get the A95L if you want a Sony qd-oled with Sony processing and accuracy

[@gosman949]

@@chibbyylol but the G4 has a new processor! And the Sony Bravia 9 too!

[@coryspaminacan]

If you think 18000+ hours on a TV is a lot, my Samsung LN46C650 Lcd TV from 2012 has 39870 hours on it and still perfect!

[@petecap4382]

Bravia 7 Great tv but MAJOR problem the tv tunner horrible slow doesn’t display channels cut off picture on certain channels

[@GodsonJeyaharanwww]

Sony Bravia 8 OLED.

[@kubev]

We need to get away from this idea that any one aspect ratio is "right" for everything. To have to rip, crop, and re-encode legitimately purchased content for it to display properly on a wider monitor is really irritating, and this habit of encoding everything at 16:9 also limits what else you could do to experiment with new aspect ratios for TVs. I'm tired of needing multiple TVs or some expensive box to watch more than one thing at a time on a single screen. Someone should either develop an OS for set top boxes based around the idea of support for all resolutions by emphasizing multiple apps/inputs being displayed at once, or someone needs to create a window manager for existing OSes that works well with a media remote to facilitate this.

[@sunshinecycling]

Remember though, EVERYTHING, was on 4:3 until it wasn't. Perhaps 21:9 will never happen if cutting the mother glass that way is too expensive. But "everything being on 16:9" isn't really the answer. If things get filmed and broadcast in 21:9, then that's the new norm. I kind of like the idea tbh. But I think the TVs would get even bigger.

[@boterhammetpindakaashagelslag]

*Wider. The height could stay the same, but you would still have a bigger screen.

[@sunshinecycling]

@@boterhammetpindakaashagelslag Missed my point. Due to the aspect change, people would be buying bigger TVs...not just wider.

[@delvingarcia8149]

Where tcl gm851g review

[@drunkhusband6257]

What no love for the Bravia 8?

[@Pallidus_Rider]

Life span of TVs really have not changed much in decades. CRT TVs would only be excellent for 3-5 years. I remember my grandmother would have her Zenith, RCA, etc TVs tuned annually. This was via a service contract when you bought the TV to have it tuned annually.

[@MarkD3P]

Where ARE the Sony Bravia 7 & 9 Reviews? This video is over a month old now.

[@rjanuari1978]

My B7 with 7 years has almost 10k hours. Next one will be another OLED.

[@DarkKnight-gw4gw]

Great episode as usual. Gotta take that vacation time for your health. Hey, for when you do review the Bravia 9 can you please be sure to talk about how it compares to the x95L? I’m still on the fence between these two models, especially since the recent price drop of the Bravia 9 has put the two models only $500 apart. Thanks!

[@constantinoskatodrytis542]

I would prefer to see more imax/imax enhanced content rather than a wider tv.

[@DarkDanjamin]

Newer OLED's especially the more premium models, are now said to last over 100,000 hours, compared to the early OLED's, they are much better. Definitely get an OLED.

[@CarreraTrackOntheFloor]

That seems excessively long.

[@DarkDanjamin]

@@CarreraTrackOntheFloor It does, but true. Most LED TV's will last 60,000-100,000 hours. Of course there are many dynamics at play, it depends on the type of content you watch, how well you look after it, things like backlight brightness for regular viewing outside of HDR. ... it also depends what you spend. Samsung, Sony and Panasonic have all said they expect 22,23,2024 OLED's to last 100,000 hours across most models. I have an LED from panasonic, from 2016, that's had, on average, 10 hours a day. Still zero issues... We've seen OLED catch up with longevity. (The time of losing 50% peak brightness is lower than this figure, depending on usage) We'll see if manufacturer predictions are true in the coming years (failure rate), but tests are very positive.

[@FuriousPope]

@@CarreraTrackOntheFloor It is. I remember reading similar numbers back in 2016 - 2017. My 2017 oled wore out at around the 22k mark. 100,000k is probably in the ideal conditions with a calibrated brightness panel + eco stuff on. Even then I doubt the picture quality would be acceptable after that many hours even if the screen still turned on.

[@AltimaNEO]

I tried slapping that like button but i slipped and ended up smashing it.

[@stormrider7980]

Won't buy an oled....bought one in 2017 and it failed after 6 years with burnin....$3500 every 5 years is absurd...maybe if they start a low low price but this is a message to TV manufacturers. Don't test TVs on the public unless you back them...I won't buy LG products any more. 10 years plus required no matter how many hours...bar was set by previous quality tvs not me.

[@thebeleepo7693]

I love your insight about tech stuff.

[@herbyverstink]

CX 48" using as a computer monitor.. 19,128 hours as of just now.. not even a hint of burn in... however, I practice as many screen saving measures as possible... autohide the task bar.. no desktop icons.. i vigilantly avoid any images/graphics from being static for more than a couple days (when the monitor is on).. I also alway turn off the tv when I leave my desk.. will buy another OLED when this one buys the farm

[@arthurvandermark5397]

Good show❤

[@ShinJaber]

i thought this video was the review of bravia 7 and 9😓

[@jereaaltonen3655]

Anybody here with the tcl c855/c89b? What is good/bad?

[@imlegend8108]

There arent too many bad things about it. The main problem is that its a TCL. The good part is that its at least a TV at all

[@jereaaltonen3655]

@@imlegend8108 any dse? How's live sports? Maybe few years and new 800 chip tcl and hisense will take over ...

[@GatCat]

I’m surprised you would allow a few commenters to spark a topic in a video. If people want Bravia 7 or 9 that bad, they can go buy one and review it themselves.

[@Richie_Red]

They trust his viewpoint on these topics before buying something of this price. Some people like me just enjoy watching his videos & can’t wait to hear what he has to say. They actually make my day & im sure others also.

[@GatCat]

@@Richie_Red I’m in the same boat. Otherwise why watch the video. Maybe I didn’t make my point clear. Why make a video responding to people complaining about a review not being out fast enough? As a KZbin creator myself, albeit very small, I wouldn’t ever be explaining myself to via a video to commenters. Unless it was truly warranted. People complain.

[@diesel6916]

You act like he was never going to review the Bravia 7 or 9, I guess you missed the title of Sundays video's. "you asked"

[@michael-4k4000]

What does everthink about Quantum TV? He is a real calibrator?

[@UhhhhhnooOOo00oO]

Vacation? This is your work

[@jonnyeh]

Are there too many tvs?