Frequency response comparison trouble
I’m having trouble comparing the raw frequency response of the AKG K361 and AKG K371 using the graph tool. Technically they should measure very close to each other, but it doesn’t look like it according to the graphs. It just plots 2 different targets and I guess both are just showing how they following their respective targets. Is there a way to compensate both or change both to the same target so that it is more of an apples to apples comparison? I know that it can’t be 100% accurate because both used different test rigs. Is it also possible in the future to have a RTINGS squiglink site so that it is possible to do 5128Δ comparisons between other 5128Δ compatible squiglink sites?
Update: We uploaded the brightness measurements and uniformity photos after running the TV for four months in our Accelerated Longevity Test.
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Hi Team,
Thanks for the detailed review on this TV.
I purchased it before looking into your reviews but luckily i noticed a severe backlight bleeding effect from my second day of installation, some how i managed to get a different model&brand replacement from the store, So now i am planning to go to Sony 55x90k hope this is a good model to watch movies at night and to play PS-5.
As i can understand from the review “Accelerated Longevity Test” , you mean to say that Samsung frame 2022 having severe backlight issue over period of time right ?
Thanks, HariPrassanna
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Hi Team, Thanks for the detailed review on this TV. I purchased it before looking into your reviews but luckily i noticed a severe backlight bleeding effect from my second day of installation, some how i managed to get a different model&brand replacement from the store, So now i am planning to go to Sony 55x90k hope this is a good model to watch movies at night and to play PS-5. As i can understand from the review “Accelerated Longevity Test” , you mean to say that Samsung frame 2022 having severe backlight issue over period of time right ? Thanks, HariPrassanna
Hi! Indeed, the Samsung The Frame 2022 developed some severe backlighting issues starting from month 4, and has been getting worse since.
Update: We uploaded the latest brightness measurements and uniformity photos for the Accelerated Longevity Test.
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Hi! Indeed, the Samsung The Frame 2022 developed some severe backlighting issues starting from month 4, and has been getting worse since.
Thanks for the reply 🙂, I finally got an option to replace this tv with different model from any brand. I am planning to choose Sony x90l model hope it’s a good choice or is there any tv you suggest under 1.2Lakhs. kindly comment your thoughts on this
Thanks for the reply 🙂, I finally got an option to replace this tv with different model from any brand. I am planning to choose Sony x90l model hope it’s a good choice or is there any tv you suggest under 1.2Lakhs. kindly comment your thoughts on this
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Yeha Sure :) , Thanks for the replay.
Update: We uploaded the latest brightness measurements and uniformity photos for the Accelerated Longevity Test.
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I have the 55" LS03 and bought the ‘No Gap Wall Mount’ and it turns out it doesn’t fit the TV, from your experience do you know if the ‘No Gap Wall Mount’ is available for this model and/or what is the slimmest wall mount available on the market?
Thank you for any help :)
Update: Added additional information to the Accelerated Longevity Test from the findings on our edge-lit TV investigation.
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hi there, samsung 32LS03B has built-in mic and far-field voice interaction?
This product has been merged with Samsung 50-inch Class The Frame QLED 4K Smart TV (QN5. Follow the discussion here.