[Personal Experiences] Toshiba TV's

Xiaomi TV S Mini LED 65 2025 - 144hz native, boosting to 240hz. Specs galore:

R13999 all over. Seems to be the one to go for?

R10999 https://www.amazon.co.za/Toshiba-Z670RP-GAMING-Full-Array-Dimming/dp/B0FDKSC7S3/
Toshiba 65″ Z670RP 4KUHD Smart | 144Hz GAMING TV | QLED | Full-Array Local Dimming
The Z670RP seems to be a cut down version of the Z670MN that was on sale earlier this year.
From what I see it only has 2.0 sound vs 2.1 and while it has "full-array local dimming" the MN indicates "full-array local dimming pro" which I assume means how many dimming zones they have.

That Xiaomi TV has peaked my interest.
 
Xiaomi TV S Mini LED 65 2025 - 144hz native, boosting to 240hz. Specs galore:

R13999 all over. Seems to be the one to go for?

R10999 https://www.amazon.co.za/Toshiba-Z670RP-GAMING-Full-Array-Dimming/dp/B0FDKSC7S3/
Toshiba 65″ Z670RP 4KUHD Smart | 144Hz GAMING TV | QLED | Full-Array Local Dimming
Yeah but thats a diffrent TV than the one I posted. This is Mini LED, the one I posed is Qled. Mini LED is superior to Qled. But yeah very nice TV for a very nice price. Doubt anyone can beat this at 14k.....
 
Yeah but thats a diffrent TV than the one I posted. This is Mini LED, the one I posed is Qled. Mini LED is superior to Qled. But yeah very nice TV for a very nice price. Doubt anyone can beat this at 14k.....

Sorry, did not link to the one you posted:
Xiaomi 65-inch PRO QLED 4K TV 120HZ-65ELA5844GL - R9999 at incredible corruption
4K, QLED, 4K@60hz native, 120hz is 1080p only

Wish they would include more details, and get retailers to link to the full spec sheet.
 
Are the Toshiba's good enough for gaming consoles?
The C450 above has VRR but 60hz. It has a game mode with low latency etc. However their "gaming" TVs are the "Z" range.
I have a Z670MN and can confirm that it does 144hz @ 4K on PC. It also has VRR and other specific gaming features.
 
Hi all. I see there's a new Z series Toshiba, the Z670RP. I think this is a replacement to the Z670mn, as is a 2025 model.

I'm struggling to find any reviews on it as it seems it's only just launched in SA, Australia and a few other countries.

It's a great price, but I'm reluctant to pull the trigger as even the specs are a bit of a mystery. I'm particularly interested on whether it has any kind of local dimming like the previous model. It lists the lighting as "direct LED", meaning LEDs behind the screen, but no mention of dimming.

Any thoughts or input would be appreciated!

Takealot Z670RP
 
Hi all. I see there's a new Z series Toshiba, the Z670RP. I think this is a replacement to the Z670mn, as is a 2025 model.

I'm struggling to find any reviews on it as it seems it's only just launched in SA, Australia and a few other countries.

It's a great price, but I'm reluctant to pull the trigger as even the specs are a bit of a mystery. I'm particularly interested on whether it has any kind of local dimming like the previous model. It lists the lighting as "direct LED", meaning LEDs behind the screen, but no mention of dimming.

Any thoughts or input would be appreciated!

Takealot Z670RP
It's not the same spec wise, seems a little lower spec from the mn
 
The Z670RP seems to be a cut down version of the Z670MN that was on sale earlier this year.
From what I see it only has 2.0 sound vs 2.1 and while it has "full-array local dimming" the MN indicates "full-array local dimming pro" which I assume means how many dimming zones they have.

That Xiaomi TV has peaked my interest.
@Vuilhaas
 
Dankie mense. I'm getting a PS5 at the end of the month and I'm driving myself insane trying to find the right TV.
 
Dankie mense. I'm getting a PS5 at the end of the month and I'm driving myself insane trying to find the right TV.

It really is an impossible task. The local models don't match overseas models, so RTings reviews are borderline useless. When it comes to bigger TVs, buying online becomes tricky since they're so heavy, and while your Hifi corp/Incredible corruption have stock, it's limited to a handful of random branches.

When you finally get to a brick and mortar store, the specs they show is atrocious! How is HDMI (with no mention of 1.4/2.1/hz) a featured/highlighted spec in 2025?! Even the boxes themselves don't always give much more detail than what you need to make an informed decision.
 
It really is an impossible task. The local models don't match overseas models, so RTings reviews are borderline useless. When it comes to bigger TVs, buying online becomes tricky since they're so heavy, and while your Hifi corp/Incredible corruption have stock, it's limited to a handful of random branches.

When you finally get to a brick and mortar store, the specs they show is atrocious! How is HDMI (with no mention of 1.4/2.1/hz) a featured/highlighted spec in 2025?! Even the boxes themselves don't always give much more detail than what you need to make an informed decision.
Exactly. I'm actually hating this entire process for those reasons.

That being said, I think my number one pick (for now) is the TCL C6K. Seems decent for the price
 
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