Black Friday HDR 4K TVs

I'm at about 70 hours on my 65 B7A. Very little banding at 5% greyscale so it looks like i got a pretty decent panel compared to some of the ones i've seen. Haven't noticed any image retention either, and that's with leaving the TV on cnn/fox news/espn in the background while working.

I don't do much gaming, but how does it do with that? I'm guessing watching sports is just fine/judder isn't bad. Also what about non 4k source? I hear Sony's processing is good for non 4k stuff. How is it in sunlight/non pitch black room?

I sit 12 feet away, 65 would be minimum, 75 would be ideal. Then again, there's a huge price jump and probably won't see a cheap good oled at a decent price @ 75" for a good while.
 
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The B7 isn't too bad for glare, it has an anti-glare coating that seems to handle it pretty well. That helps it compete against brighter LED sets in bright rooms. It sounds like the Sonys do handle bright rooms better than the LGs. It also sounds like they handle cable/sat sources slightly better.

I have ATT Uverse which is a little more compressed than other services, and honestly it doesn't look too bad. I can see some artifacts here and there, but it still looks night and day better than the old ISF Calibrated LG 55LH90 (LED 240hz 1080p) im replacing.
 
Amrams if you're reading set your plex net settings to non secure in case you haven't. It's been working so well
 
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