Summary of Reddit Comments on "Panasonic W95":

Panasonic W95A

• Pros:
  • Good HDR brightness; highlights stand out
  • Excellent SDR to overcome indirect glare
  • Outstanding upscaling and good low-quality content smoothing
  • Colors are vibrant, lifelike, and bright
• Cons:
  • Narrow viewing angle
  • VRR and local dimming can't be used simultaneously
  • Direct reflections can be an issue
  • Blacks aren't as deep as competing models

User Comments:

• Value: "Pretty decent value."
• Comparison to TCL QM8: "It uses a tcl panel but with higher quality control and better components and processor."
• Price: "Thats a good price for that tv imo."
• Recommendation: "Great TV - if you’re in the U.S. get it while you can."
• Positive Experience: "I really like mine and don’t regret buying it. Sports look really good to me."
• Comparison with Sony Bravia: "How would this compare with the Sony Bravia 3?"

TCL 65Q7

• Price point alternative to Panasonic W95
• Available for $500 at Best Buy

User Comments:

• Recommendation: "The only other real option in this size/price point category is the TCL 65Q7."
• Pros: "Welcome to 4KTV."
• Concern about Fire TV: "I'm not a fan of Fire TVs."
• Comparison with X90L: "Why not X90L? Best for sports at a budget."

Sony Bravia 3

• Mentioned in comparison to Panasonic W95

User Comments:

• Sale Inquiry: "Any idea when the next Sony sale is coming up? I missed the Sony Spring Sale."

General Comments

• Personal Preference: "So my vote is Panasonic, only because I haven’t had a personal experience with TCL."
• Costco Offer: "The W95 is available for $499 from Costco."
• User Inquiry: "What does everyone think about Panasonic mini leds?"

Overall, the Panasonic W95A is praised for its value, picture quality, and processing capabilities but has limitations like a narrow viewing angle and deeper blacks compared to competitors. The TCL 65Q7 is a budget-friendly alternative. The Sony Bravia 3 is mentioned in comparison but details are limited. Users have varied experiences and preferences based on features and pricing.