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Jul 06, 2017
One of the best vampire movies at a great deal!
1 of 1 found this helpful I've been debating on replacing my Underworld Blu Ray copy with the updated 4K UHD Blu Ray, however I wasn't exactly keen on spending more than $20 on a movie I already own. However, I came across this deal that I got both Underworld 4K Blu Ray movies brand new for about $20... I was amazed and bought it immediately.
The 4K quality is of course amazing, and on my OLED it looks better than I could have imagined and Underworld is truly a movie that should be watched only on an OLED TV. The HDR is also amazing, with a wider color gamut and deeper contrast level makes the movie even more fun to watch.
Honestly, 4K Blu rays are amazing and having a great TV to truly show of the HDR makes it worth it.
Mar 31, 2019
I really wanted to like this
0 of 1 found this helpful I REALLY wanted to like this, but it’s a terrible vacuum because of a lot of reasons.
So I bought this vacuum at the end of February, because I liked Hoover items and thought this would be awesome. I liked the idea of swiveling the brush head, being able to detach the canister in order to easily vacuum in small tight spaces, and most importantly the technology of the vacuum being able to automatically sense the floor type. So when it’s on carpet, the vacuum will read and display carpet and the brush roll will turn on. When your are on hardwood, the vacuum will display hardwood and the brush will turn off. It would make vacuuming so much easier.
So I ordered it, set it up and it worked like a charm the first day. I vacuumed the whole apartment, and was amazed by how quite the vacuum sounded. When I went to empty the dustbin, I noticed the dust and hair collected at the top and required me to take it apart to fully clean it. This was annoying, but wasn’t too terrible.
Well, the next week I went to vacuum my bedroom when the brush roll stopped and the vacuum displayed a red message saying “Brush Roll” I immediately thought something was caught and turned it over. There was nothing there but a small amount of hair. I didn’t know what the problem was, so I just pulled the few strands that was there. It worked like normal. I should have saw this as a red flag and returned it, but I thought it was just a hiccup. So I threw away the box... I wish I hadn’t.
The vacuum is now a month old, it got used maybe three times before today, and now it’s not working like it should. I started to vacuum when the I noticed the brush roll wasn’t on. I looked to see what was displayed, and the FloorSense was reading hardwood even though I was on carpet. I turned off the vacuum and looked under the brush head again. There was nothing there, again! So I turned it back on and it read hardwood. I went onto hardwood and pushed it on to carpet thinking that would trigger the sensor and switch to carpet. Which it did, only for a split second or two before returning to hardwood.
Fortunately for me, there’s a switch where I can turn off the FloorSense and it will turn on the brush roll. So I vacuumed without the FloorSense on, which leads me to believe this switch was made because Hoover may know that the vacuum does this.
I still tired to get the FloorSense to read carpet but it doesn’t.
I’m appalled by the fact they can charge SO much money for a vacuum with technology that doesn’t work. I would have never spent so much on this, and I wish they would just come to my apartment and pick it up. I regret purchasing it, and now when I look at it... just makes me mad.
Jun 28, 2017
One of the best 4K TVs you could possibly get
2 of 2 found this helpful The LG C6P is probably one of the more affordable and best 2016 OLEDs you could possibly get.
The black level is astonishing, as well as the contrast levels and the HDR performance is out of this world. I tested this TV with Underworld 4K, and OLED was made for movies like this.
I chose the C6P over the B6P for a few reasons, the main reason was for the 3D which I have to say is amazing. It's a shame LG decided to discontinue 3D in their 2017 TVs as I feel with 4K and passive 3D would have shown people just how awesome it could be.
Another was because the C6P has better motion handling over the B6P, and has less judder issues. The C6P was also curved, and while I didn't exactly care if I had a curved TV or not, it's hardly noticeable however it does look very nice in my room when it's off.
Now, compared to the E6P or the G6P I would say they will be the same with the G6P having a much better handle on motion and better picture processors.
Compared to the new C7P, it has better handling on motion as well as picture processing, but it also supports more HDR formats as well as being slightly brighter.
The Sony A1E, which I would have went with if I had the money isn't as bright as the LG but has a feature I wish LG would have done. Sony has the Gradient Smoothing feature, which pretty much eliminates color banding. I've noticed a few scenes here and there that suffer from minor color banding in dark scenes. Nothing that most people wouldn't notice, but it's worth mentioning.
I'm sure after I have someone calibrate the TV, it would be virtually unnoticeable.
Honestly, if you can't live with out 3D this would be the TV to get and I would hurry before they become harder to get and then you'll be paying more for it in the long run.
If you can live without it, then I would still recommend going with some form of an OLED. The picture quality out preformed pretty much every LED, and the only one that comes close to beating it is the Sony Z9D.
The Sony Z9D is LED but the local dimming is amazing, and with a very wide color gamut it does give you a very awesome HDR picture. Color banding is also not an issue because this TV can produce a lot of colors, however it comes at a premium price, one I'm not sure many would want to pay. This is the only TV that can go neck and neck with an OLED, and even then most reviewers I've seen went with an OLED over the Z9D.