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Mention him all you like, but it doesn't mean he is right, it's his opinion.
Its a list of the best products based on what I have tested here and in comparison with each other. I don't know of any other reviewer who has 5 TVs available for instant side by side comparisons, so we are not going by memory of what a certain TV looked like when it was in for review, we have it here to actually compare.
I happen to think Sony dropped the ball this year by reducing the available processing on the AF9 and ZF9 compared to the others, and out of those, I think the Philips was best, with actual side by side testing. You are free to disagree because someone said differently in a video somewhere or on the internet, it's a free world and you can pick and choose what you want to believe, or better still, go and see for yourself.
It's a list on the internet, people are not going to agree 100% on our results and I accept that. But please don't dismiss the effort that goes into these things.
What do you mean by "I happen to think Sony dropped the ball this year by reducing the available processing on the AF9 and ZF9 compared to the others..."
Are you suggesting Sony limited the processing power on the X1 Ultimate Chip?
With all due respect Ive never heard a Sony review get criticized for their processing.
I thought the Sony A9F had the best Dynamic Tone Mapping and the smoothest gradients out of all the OLEDs.
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