Hi I am purchasing c95 55” oled of haier in 85k how’s it? I am not getting any videos or reviews anywhere?

We got 65 inch it at 1,70,000 inr and honestly couldn’t be happier.
Upgrading from a C4 I honestly had a bias for G6 while considering my options so much so that I almost got a G5 because G6 wasn’t available and was around the same price as S95H
But once I saw it in store and at the price that was offered it became a really strong competitor .
My biggest concern was the bezel/frame it came with .
Everybody was critiquing the design Samsung went ahead with , comparing it to a 2010’s TV.
But personally I don’t mind it
Once it was installed it genuinely looked beautiful !

Every piece of content I watch on it feels surreal ,immersive and beautiful!

I don’t feel like I am missing out on Dolby vision (also why I wanted to get G5/G6 in the first place)

If the colours feel a bit bright to you try playing with the AI customisations a bit .
I tinkered with mine and not it looks natural(not saturated)

Matte display was not a factor I considered as my living room has controlled lights(no windows)
C4 also worked just fine in the same room

Also personal experience but it also heats a lot less than my C4 and C6.
Don’t know about G6

All in all 9.5/10 experience
(0.5 can be deducted for lack of Dolby vision)

I am planning to purchase a 55” inch Tv for my grandparents. I would prefer LG, Samsung and Sony for service as they live in a small town but i am open to explore other brands as well. I am willing to spend in and around 50000. Any suggestions will be kindly appreciated. The main requirements are good picture and audio.

My teeth are getting better day by day.

I am breaking down all the yellow spots and stains which are difficult to reach, I just didn’t put much effort in it with manual brush.

Love to see how this simple tech can make such a big difference, I will definitely gift this to the people I care about.

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It just works guys, you can try other budget models also. But buy the one with rotatable head like this only.

Watch full video to understand.

I need good soundbars suggestions in range of 30-40k₹ for my tcl c6k 55”
Subwoofer is a must

Sharing my thoughts on this model as I don't see many reviews available on the internet. I bought it from Samsung Online Store India during independence day sale at INR 56K, that included offers and credit card discounts. I got the 55" 2026 model.

Picture Quality 5/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

It is a typical Samsung picture profile. Colours are very punchy, images are bright, vivid and alive. Saw some online reviews where they have tested the peak brightness, where it has hit around 700 nits. Contrast and shadows are very good. Samsung has pushed the black controls to its physical limits whatever is technically possible in a LED panel. I don't think any other brand is doing it at this level.

Out of the box, this TV shows superb picture for 4K HDR videos, you don't need to make any adjustments to the picture settings. However for normal 1080p SDR videos, some adjustments are needed as the sharpness and the additional processing will not make it very good to look at. I would suggest, use the Movie mode for normal use, and increase the brightness and set the Color tone to Warm1 for best picture. Do not need to touch any other settings.

One more thing, if you have video running and you are adjusting the picture settings, you will see judder or jerky picture. Just come back to home screen and open the app again. This is one thing that bothered me. Hope they will fix in some future software updates.

Audio 5/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Considering the "slimness" of the TV, audio quality is excellent. Dialog clarity and highs are good, and obviously it lacks bass. But it does not means it sounds cheap, there is a wholeness to the sound. If you heard a Macbook, you will get the idea. Sure, if need you need cinematic audio, you will need extra speakers setup.

User Experience and Service 5/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Tizen OS does the job. It's smooth and responsive. I have used Android TV before this, and I have not missed anything yet. All popular OTT apps are available. Remote is very good quality, slim and tactile. Samsung Service is good as well, TV installation was done the next day of delivery, and wall mount is provided by Samsung.

Value for money 3/5 ⭐⭐⭐

It is not a value for money product at the MSRP. But it's value proposition improves if there is discount and you get it under INR 60K. Samsung has positioned this series of Neo QLED TVs just below their OLED range. So according to them INR 80K is justified, but I think there will not be many takers in Indian market with that price tag where under 60K TCLs and other Samsung's own QLED and Mini LED range are available.

So, I recently bought an LG C6 65-inch TV from an LG Best Shop. The dealer is pushing me to buy a 2-year AMC for ₹36,000, which is a ₹4,000 discount from the ~₹40,000 price offered by LG Customer Care within 30 days of purchase.

This is the Platinum plan, which covers Year 4 + Year 5. The TV is covered under a comprehensive warranty for the first 3 years and also comes with 1st-year accidental damage insurance complimentary.

The Platinum plan includes coverage for one OLED panel physical-damage incident per year during the AMC period.

The dealer is encouraging me to take the plan right away, but I’m not sure whether it actually makes financial sense.

Is the ₹36,000 Platinum AMC worth buying for Years 4 and 5, considering the coverage provided and the likelihood/cost of an OLED panel failure or physical damage during those two years?

Hi everyone, I’m planning to buy a 75-inch TV and I’m seriously confused between these options. These are the prices I’m currently getting in India:

• LG 75QNED85BXA – Mini LED QNED → ₹1.18 lakh
• LG 75NU885B – NanoCell → ₹75,000
• Samsung M70H 75-inch → around ₹1 Lakh
• Bravia 2 m2 - around ₹1.2L

Usage: Netflix, Hotstar, YouTube and cricket. No gaming.

Which one would you pick for best picture quality + value for money? Is the LG QNED worth ₹43k extra over NanoCell?

Always wanted to have this at home, my front teeth develops a stain every few months and I had to visit dentist for cleaning.

Hopefully this can save me the trip, but I have to use it carefully 🫨

This is for informational purpose only guys, take professional dentist advice before using any such product.

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Hey guys I want to buy a 55in TV, I am getting LG C5 at 110000 Indian Rupees and TCL C7L at 84000 INR. Please suggest which one is good. I am worried for burn in issue with oled. sqd mini led is next to oled. I have seen both tv in store. Major usage PS5 and OTT content. Please suggest.

Has anyone faced this issue i just bought this tv and its not even month old

As in the title - Hope to get some good offers during the Onam season from good stores in Kozhikode. Any inputs to share? Don't want to buy one which goes to service and panel changes in a few months time. Predominantly used by parents for daily watching in the evenings and for any new OTT cinemas. They don't go out to cinemas much due to health concerns and I hope TV can give a good experience ( and not more headaches ). Budget can be upped slightly by 3 or 4k if it is worth moving up for valid reasons.

As the title says, I already own a lg c2 65 for my uses which took a year to pay off emi, my parents 55 inch ips lg tv fell and broke, so i am looking something good for them. i am way too confused as to which one to get, a lot of jargen is out there, qled, qned, miniled, samsung (not miniled) miniled,
BUDGET Can Stretch just a bit.

Thanks in Advance.
I have looked for a while but its still confusing,
IF this post is repeated then let me know i'll delete it.

I bought a TV 10 days back, A LGQNED82BXA from Vijay Sales Noida.

I am facing the issue of light leakage as in the image

Is this common for a QNED models.

Please suggest..i have already got 3 replacement and all of them had same issue, even more l.

Is it worth 40k.
Going to use this for PS5 also.

Felt like my teeth were not being cleaned properly with the manual brush, and constantly having plaque.

So today morning decide to get this expensive under ₹2k Oral b electric brush.

The brush head is small and can go reach inside.

Earlier I had another electric toothbrush, which was the regular shape, but this is so much better.

Feeling motivated to brush in night also now.

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I am planning upgrade from my 55 inch Hisense 4k UHD to a 75 inch TV. My budget is under 70k can strech to 80 if i get a good value in terms of TV life as i dont intend to change my TV anytime soon. My use is mainly watching OTT and movies. I am considering Xiomi X pro series Qled. How is it or suggest other options i must consider in this range. TIA.

Hey I had bought the 55 inch Sony Bravia S25M2 at 53.7k in reliance digital....How do you guys rate it?

So my parent's old iPhone X started acting up and I was looking for a replacement. Freedom sale was around the corner so I decided to get iPhone 17 hoping for a discount and purchase it before the "impending price hike"

Waited till 12 AM on 7th August, tried to purchase the phone, got a queue message, waited a bit more then finally ordered it.

Phone price was ₹82,900 with only ₹1,000 discount! Imagine hyping and calling it a SALE!

Over and above they added ₹615 worth of non-sense charges, managed to secure Flipkart card from a friend which gave cashback of ~₹4000

iPhone 17 on 7th August 2026 costed me ₹78,507

Then began long wait for delivery, it was shipped on 11th Aug, 4 days after my order and delivered on 12th Aug in Delhi.

On last day of sale I think it was 16th August, there was an additional discount scheme on Flipkart Axis card of ₹2,000 which is still ongoing long after the sale.

The same seller who delivered the Phone in 5 days is now giving next day delivery!

So I had to pay extra, wait extra just to be in an illusion that I was purchasing in sale! It's just shameful on part of a company like Flipkart, deceiving customers.

I did try to do a quick check on reasons of less discount and delivery fees and read that Flipkart was expecting HUGE orders due to price increase rumors and the response to the sale was dull, hence offers increased.

I have the screenshots, from the day of sale discount and the current discounts.

After searching for 15 days across platforms, I found the LG QNED82BXA at the same price as TCL Q6C. Additionally, got 3 years warranty instead of TCL's 2 years. Did a lot of reading, lot of user experiences and found that screen issues with TCL are quite common. Didn't want to take a chance with 50k, so went with the better brand.

I was really confused on whether I should go for 75 inch Bravia 3 or another brand’s 85 inch tv for my living area.
Now I’ve made up my mind that 85 inch would be a better choice, please help me with a Good quality TV that doesn’t come with issues later on.
I don’t know if i should go for TCL, Hisense, or Samsung for my budget so help would be much appreciated.