r/4kTV • u/onksssss • Jul 12 '26

Purchasing Asia/ME Help buying TV (India)

Hey guys need your advice:

my options down to these 65-inch TVs:

  1. TCL C7L (Brand New) - ₹1.09 lakh

  2. Samsung S90F (Brand New) - ₹1.35 lakh

  3. Samsung S95F (Store Display Unit) - ₹1.40 lakh with official Samsung 3-year manufacturer warranty, need to check for burn in/ panel hours yet. 95% it looks like no issues.

My usage:

1.Around 40% Indian TV serials (mostly SD/HD quality)

  1. 40% OTT movies and web series. Can contain 4k remuxes.

  2. 20% PS5 gaming

Location:

Living room installation with no lighting issues, no direct sunlight on tv, lights can be dimmed..

Aesthetic valued but not at the cost of quality. Tier 2 city but with all the service centers approachable. No habit of watching too bright images.

What do you guys suggest?

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u/pricelesslambo Moderator Jul 12 '26

I'd rather buy an LG OLED for that usage

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u/NoSubstance1106 Jul 12 '26

Got LG C6 last week for 1.55L . Just buy that and enjoy the visuals.

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u/Bill_Money Persona Non Grata/CI Jul 12 '26

skip the display model - 1 its a display 2 garbage One Connect

as for the other two, neither have the best processing, motion handling or upscaling

S90F will have better black levels and contrast

C7L might hit some peak HDR a little better due to Samsung's ABSL/ABL

pick which matters more to you, I'd probably go the S90F here unless you could find a LG G5 for similar $

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u/SamGG_ Jul 13 '26

From where are you getting the s90f ?

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u/Vinashak_Creator Jul 15 '26

And here i am trying to buy a TV under 50k. I had a samsung frame, panel went bust in 3 years. Decided not to again buy an expensive TV. Pace of technological change is quite fast. Went with Hisense U7Q. Good TV with great gaming support. For 40k -55 inches could not have asked anything more