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To: Elroy who wrote (272)	8/5/2020 12:51:59 PM
From: John Koligman	2 Recommendations of 418

Maybe prices are higher in Hawaii but that is high these days for that particular TV, as my brother in law just picked up that exact model about a month ago for $749. It does have a better picture than the one you are buying, and would be worth a couple hundred bucks more, but I would not pay over a grand for it. As others here have stated, OLED's are the gold standard for picture quality, but full array local dimming LCD's are pretty damn good for a lot less money these days, except when viewing them off angle. While OLED prices are down quite a bit, LCD prices are down more. Your choice. Samsung does not make OLED sets. LG and Sony do, although all use LG's screens.

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