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• Posted 8 years ago

So if you bought an expensive car that has serious issues or breaks down within three months, you...

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So if you bought an expensive car that has serious issues or breaks down within three months, you are okay with repair? Screen to TV is like transmission to car, so you would happily have a repaired car. Please don't be such a hypocrite.

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• Updated 5 years ago • Posted 5 years ago
This set is not available in 85" size. For every TV they test on this website, they give the calibrated settings they derived to get the post-calibration rating on the TV. I would try those calibrations because they should not be too far from perfect, for your panel, no matter what TV you get. To get the calibration(s), cick on “Settings” next to any TV rated here : https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews

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• Posted 4 years ago
I meant 75 thanks

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