Kogan Mini-LED QLED MQ9T

Excellent quality and price – I was dubious about purchasing a kogan TV after searching a lot of Google reviews on their TV's. I bought a high end gaming PC and needed a 4k TV with a refresh rate of 144hz or higher so I settled on this TV for $1499 which included free delivery. This TV replaced a 6 year old 65" JVC LED UHD smart TV. I am absolutely blown away with the picture… Read more ·  1

quality, it's crystal clear and the black is really black there's no white lighting in the background. I actually thought the TV was off when there was no signal displayed but the TV was on. Built in chrome cast is fantastic. It has google play store which lets me bypass a lot of the restrictions the standard installed apps have. The only complaint I have is that the 4k UHD is so good now that the old standard definition free to air tv channels look terrible and pixelated but that is not the tv's fault. This TV is fantastic for gaming and consoles with the variable refresh rate/VRR, auto low latency mode/ALLM and game mode. HDR is fantastic but the TV will need to be calibrated properly to use it. I do not understand why other people are saying it is washed out, HDR is not supposed to be better than UHD, UHD has more pixels so a clearer image VS more contrast for HDR which gives a more natural image, and HDR is meant to be viewed in a very dark room like a movie theatre. Normal speakers are just okay, if you want better sound on a budget buy a cheap Yamaha sound bar with a optical input or HDMI 2.1 input on it. I use 5.1.2 Dolby home theater through a receiver and the quality is brilliant. I would imagine a sound bar would be awesome as long as you use Toslink or HDMI 2.1. If you buy a Kogan tv and have high expectations do not buy anything under $1000. All the bad reviews are for the older cheap and nasty tv's, they are cheap for a reason. Kogan quality and price has in my opinion come a very long way in the last 5 year's along with new technology allowing a little older technology to become cheap now. Do not expect a$5,000 to $10,000 OLED Samsung quality out of a $1450 tv delivered to you're door. All the $1500+ tv's are good quality especially the tv's with 144hz refresh rates or higher. If you watch Bathurst, car racing or sports that are fast paced you really want the 144hz refresh rate or higher so the motion picture is smooth and not blurry. General rule of thumb is, if the tv is good for a 4K gaming console or PC at 144fps to 400fps the picture quality for tv, blue ray, and everything else will be great. If it lasts 8 to 10 years I'll be very happy.