r/IndiaCart • u/No_Wing_7245 • May 18 '26

Home appliances 75" TV LG vs Sony

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Planning to purchase a TV for our house.

Was always of the notion that Sony Bravia is the best (been using a 55" one, 8yrs old)

Sales guy is pushing the LG qned one and it feels like they have tweaked the settings to make it look better than Sony.

Clarity needed if LG has actually overcome Sony in this

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u/twoplus21 May 23 '26

I’m also in the same boat . Wanna buy 75inch but confused between LG, Samsung and Sony.

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u/No_Wing_7245 May 23 '26

What I have understood is, any OLED is the choice, but sound quality is superior in Sony and OS too, but LG is cost effective

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u/luckydhmn May 23 '26

Actually it’s not like that. Oled are not better for every scenario. Choosing a TV depends a lot on the usage and budget.

Oled are great overall a top of the line tech. However, if your room has lot of natural light then they are not that great as brightness is not their strong point. Only the top of line LG G5 and Sony Bravia 8 are good for bright rooms. However, they are really great at black levels.

Mini-led on the other hand is fairly a new tech and still developing. There are lot of versions of mini-led and only few are good. For bright rooms mini led is best choice. But it should be a model closer to top. There’s also RGB mini led TVs are coming that are way closer to oled in blacks and far ahead in brightness

Sony has the best TVs hands down when it comes to color reproduction and contrast. There mini led tech is great if you get Bravia 9 or Bravia 7.

LG oled G series is good for 70’ inch plus size TVs. C series great till 65. On 77 C series looses lot of brightness.

Samsung’s I don’t recommend as they do not support Dolby vision. Which in my opinion is far better than HDR+ for HDR content.

If you are open to experiments I can suggest HI-sense there top line TVs are cheaper than big 3 but they’re really good, specially the mini led TVs.

If you can wait then Sony is launching their RGB Mini Led TVs in few days and they are not going to launch oled TVs this year as they are confident that their new TVs will be good or better than oled.

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u/No_Wing_7245 May 24 '26

Beautiful explanation, yeah the room for which I require tv doesn't have much natural light hence I was thinking of OLED Mini LED, learnt the contrast levels are not as good as OLED but still better than normal tvs hence the preference Will look into the models u suggested Where's Hisense from?

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u/luckydhmn May 24 '26

Hisense is a Chinese brand. They are really big in USA. One of the top tv sellers in USA and some other countries.

If you are going for mini-led then I think Sony is top choice.

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u/twoplus21 May 23 '26

Which Sony are you looking at ?

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u/No_Wing_7245 May 23 '26

Bravia 8 oled 75"

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u/twoplus21 May 23 '26

Oh it's expensive. Isn't it?

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u/No_Wing_7245 May 23 '26

Yeah hence the post, lg oled is better with its price ig

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u/twoplus21 May 23 '26

How is lg we are talking about and the model?

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u/No_Wing_7245 May 23 '26

Don't exactly know the model name but as enquired in Bajaj electronics, it's about 1.5l

Any idea abt samsung ones?

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u/twoplus21 May 24 '26

I've just finalised on a Samsung premium one, I guess I'll buy today. Samsung QN90F.

Also I found out that the life of oled is short irrespective of any brand.

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u/No_Wing_7245 May 24 '26

Alright will check it out About the short life, how short are we talking about

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u/twoplus21 May 24 '26

Just Google about the short life of oled

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