I too would like to join the general frenzy of joy to finally be able to call a cinema-compatible player in appropriate format 65 "my own (as Amazon all ratings of 3 sizes summarizing, I can no longer select the exact 65-inch model). Since the very good reviews have discussed in detail almost any topic, I would like to state my personal considerations for undecided. Even with 2.50m legroom the picture is simply fabulous in HD and Full HD. I speak especially of BluRays, which can be enjoyed without fear of "burn-in" from the start (in the twilight my contrast is never more than 50). Also upscaled DVDs and SD material from the Internet looks good (but then rather pitch 3m). The image of the PS 3 games is also very good, you should only games with fixed HUD often times pause (I do every hour 10min break). The 3D image will be perfectly complemented with Full HD resolution - 720p material provides me "edgy" to out. The glasses sitting, but it consumes battery juice. The sound is clear and not too bass-intensive, the neighbors will be pleased. The so-called I hated "soap effect" (Shown is "running on rails" and movements appear unnaturally fast etc.) with movies can be avoided completely by disabling the setting "Intelligent Frame Correction". Especially with darker movies / shows the perceived contrast and the plasticity of the image is a true delight! Arte HD looks great. The library of the many stations also makes in HD at 1.2 MB / sec internet speed fun. The Wi-Fi works reliably, the Youtube videos to stream from Android smartphone to your TV klapt in 75% of cases (for the functioning of many Internet Apps unfortunately there is no legal entitlement). External USB 2.0 and 3.0 hard drives are detected (Verbatim Store'n'Travel) or not (Seagate USB 3.0 3TB). Video formats like AVI, MKV, MP4 to DivX H264 are accurately reproduced to 95% of the internal player. Subtitles in .srt format (the file name must exactly conform to the name of the video file) will be played.
Small criticism there is still: The silent "whistle" (or "hum" of the power supply, because supposedly more power) can be heard at all listening closely in very bright or dark scenes. The media player sometimes crashes, like after prior user library. The stand keeps the panel precisely, the dusting but you quickly realize a few oscillations too much. Therefore, caution! Setting the TV regarding. The home cable connection (DVB-C) was too hidden personally and not self-explanatory enough, but fortunately after 4 weeks by chance but found.
Here is pronounced my ENTIRE recommendation for film fans and vorwiegendem play HD material (eg documentaries or newer US series) and PS 3 games.
