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#250932 1-Jun-2019 11:07
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Similar price, but is one better than the other?

 

I see a lot of reviews of each but not together, see a lot of reviews comparing pana to the af9 but they are a different price bracket


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  #2249522 1-Jun-2019 11:53
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Panasonic’s colour science engine is better according to most reviewers.




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  #2249531 1-Jun-2019 12:59
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Rather than focusing on the panel the O/S is pretty key for lots of people. Android TV is something you either lovr or hate so there is no point buying a Sony if you can't stand Android TV.

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  #2249544 1-Jun-2019 13:46
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i actually prefer android tv as the VLC app plays *anything you throw at it, as well as file explorer app being able to connect directly to my windows PC

 

 

 

*well almost anything, as my galaxy s10 "experimental" 4K HDR 10+ won't play on anything




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  #2249604 1-Jun-2019 16:05
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I have the A8F and went with Sony as most reviews highlight their superior image processing when it comes to upscaling non-UHD content. I don't have anything to compare to but non-UHD content does look really good.


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  #2250919 4-Jun-2019 10:24
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Panasonic doesn't sell TVs in the USA so most reviewers will only be comparing it against LG's OLEDs.

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  #2250946 4-Jun-2019 10:55
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I've got the Panasonic and love the picture quality. Don't have anything to compare it to other than my budget 50" tv in the games room however. I find the UI to be easy to use and does everything I need (Netflix and Plex mainly).






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