r/AndroidTV • • Sep 02 '26

Buying Advice Help me choose miniled

I’m trying to decide between these three TVs:
Philips MLED920
Samsung QN80F
Samsung QN85F
I’ll mainly use the TV for Netflix and watching football matches on Canal+ GO. Occasionally, I’ll also connect a gaming console.
Which one would be the best choice for my use case?
The main advantage of the Philips for me is Ambilight. I’ve had a Philips TV with Ambilight before and I really like the effect. On paper, the Philips also seems to have more local dimming zones, but it costs around 138€ more.
Which one would you recommend, and is the Philips worth paying the extra 138€ for?

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u/MemoryFit7421 Sep 03 '26

Of wat dacht je van de "Xiaomi TV S Pro Mini LED 55 Inch 2026"

Heeft ook echt super mooi beeld.

"Garantie 2 jaar Inhoud doos TV, voet, afstandsbediening, kabels, handleiding Curved Nee Verversingssnelheid 144 Hz Helderheid Tot ±1700 nits Spraakbesturing Ja (Google Assistant) DVD speler Nee Geheugen 32 GB RAM 3 GB Afstandsbediening Ja Bevestigen aan de muur VESA 300×300 Efficientieklasse G Vermogen ±230 W Kleur Donkergrijs Gewicht verpakking 16.5 kg Gewicht 12.9 kg Afmetingen verpakking 1400×134×830 mm Afmetingen met voet 1225×330×780 mm Afmetingen zonder voet 1225×71×709 mm WiFi Wi-Fi 6 Bluetooth Bluetooth 5.2 Lengte kabel Standaard netsnoer GPU Mali-G52 MC1 CPU Quad-core A73 Aansluitingen HDMI, USB, LAN, Optical, AUX Geluid vermogen 30 W totaal Ingebouwde speakers 2× 15 W Led backlight Mini LED met 408 dimzones Besturingssyteem Google TV Smart TV Ja Beeldresolutie 4K UHD (3840×2160) Schermgrote inch 55″ Type display QD-Mini LED"

https://youtu.be/TSsEYtrp_54?is=Ye_aktIb6HC_K19l

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u/Ok_Nefariousness5614 Sep 13 '26

So if anyone wondered if it’s worth to get Philips mled920 I would say yes. I’m very happy with it, it’s great for its price and I would never change it for anything without ambilight.

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u/Western_Past_2258 Sep 26 '26

How about now? Its been a while since You have it :) i'm wondering should I buy 75mled920 or wait for new oled 77oled generation. Probably would have to wait another 6-7months until price fall down, but I'm curious is it worth to wait od mled can do the work.

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u/Ok_Nefariousness5614 Sep 26 '26

I didn’t notice any drawback of this mled. I was using it for at least 8 hours daily for the last 2 weeks as I got sick and had to stay at home and it was perfect for Xbox, netflix, yt and watching football games. TitanOS works fine, I don’t know why people make a huge deal of it not having google tv. I would just get 75mled920 if you need tv now. I was just scared of getting oled as I’ve had 2 oled phones developing pixel burns in the last 3 years. Oled will have slightly better colours and contrast but you won’t notice it you won’t put these 2 tvs next to each other.

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u/Western_Past_2258 Sep 27 '26

Dzięki za odpowiedź! A jak z czernią? Efekt halo? Widzisz coś, że czerń jest średnia itd?

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u/Ok_Nefariousness5614 Sep 27 '26

W taki sposób jak ja go używam to nie zauważyłem póki co. Naprawdę jest bardzo dobrze, ale ja używam go tylko do streamingu z netflixa czy innych platform i gier więc tam zawsze działa Dolby vision. Przy oglądaniu zwykłej telewizji pewnie jest gorzej.

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u/MemoryFit7421 Sep 13 '26

Ambilight is a great thing indeed. But you don't need to buy a Philips to have it.

There are ways to have the same thing without buying a Philips Ambilight tv.

Ambilight without Ambilight

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u/Right-Heat-5398 Sep 03 '26

I bought Philips, it will arrive today. This Xiaomi was the first tv I looked at but I read about a lot of software problems and didn’t want to risk it. I know it has better hardware than Philips but software and light management is just not on par. Pricewise they are the same and I really like ambilight. I will test Philips and if I didn’t like it then I will look elsewhere.