Why is the 60in priced higher than the 65in? null

Unless its a different model or on sale its not cheaper. Also this TV is the newest model of the series.

It isn't. The 65in of the same model is listed as $2,199. Check to make sure it's the same model.

Some of the 65" TVs you see that are cheaper don't have HDR, or they don't have 'motion rate 240'. The latter may be particularly important, to help smooth out fast-moving scenes with lots of panning around large environments, for example. With 'motion rate 120', which I have on my previous-gen Samsung 55", the lower refresh rate is sometimes really noticeable in certain types of scenes.

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Unless its a different model or on sale its not cheaper. Also this TV is the newest model of the series.
Answered by WAYNO 8 years ago
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It isn't. The 65in of the same model is listed as $2,199. Check to make sure it's the same model.
Answered by Technophile 8 years ago
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Some of the 65" TVs you see that are cheaper don't have HDR, or they don't have 'motion rate 240'. The latter may be particularly important, to help smooth out fast-moving scenes with lots of panning around large environments, for example. With 'motion rate 120', which I have on my previous-gen Samsung 55", the lower refresh rate is sometimes really noticeable in certain types of scenes.
Answered by CliveStaples 8 years ago
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