@FoxOfTheBug1986 Exactly. If you’re a hardcore cinephile, you’ll find the flaws, but for 90% of people, it’s a massive upgrade. Just make sure you have a wide enough TV stand—those feet are pretty far apart! Honestly, at $699, it's the best 'bang for your buck' 85-inch out there right now. Enjoy the new setup if you grab it!

@FoxOfTheBug1986 you’re not wrong about the blacks—if you’re used to an OLED, you’ll definitely notice some blooming in a dark room. But for a bright living room, the QLED brightness helps a lot. As for motion, it's fine for the NFL, but I probably wouldn't make it my main competitive gaming rig. Honestly, though, for seven hundred bucks, you're paying for the 'wow factor' of the size. It makes a 65-inch look like a computer monitor!

Just picked up this 85" beast for the living room. For $699.99, the sheer scale of it is insane. I was worried that an 85-inch QLED at this price point would look washed out, but the colors are surprisingly punchy, especially with HDR content. Perfect for Sunday football. Just a heads up. You definitely need a soundbar because the built-in speakers don't match the scale of the screen at all.

I did a LOT of research on controllers and decided to spend a bit extra on this one. It works flawlessly with my computer and the docking station for my Steam Deck. Works for a variety of games with no delay or issues. I've tried other brands, including a PS4 controller and haven't had as good range, responsiveness, or battery life. Really like the docking station too

Good to my xbox controller!

@Solar That sounds like the ultimate productivity dream! A clean desk without a mess of cables is exactly what I need. I'm sold on the lightweight feel and the multi-device switching now. Last question: since you're using it all day across three machines, how's the battery life holding up for you? Does it last a few weeks or are you charging it every other day?

@Solar That’s good to know! My current mouse is a bit of a 'brick' so I'm definitely looking for that relief. Since you're jumping between 3 setups, are you using a matching multi-device keyboard too? I'm trying to figure out if it's better to have everything on one switch or if that just makes the desk setup more complicated

@Solar Three computers daily is a lot of switching! Since you mentioned it's VERY light, do you find that it feels a bit 'cheap' or does it still feel premium and sturdy? I’ve been looking for a lightweight mouse but I’m worried about the build quality for professional use.

@EmuOfTheBugs1286 no bro...

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