Yeah, I read that our eyes receive picture better...I don't know about all that haha Next time, I'll probably just get another flat one.
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Yeah, I read that our eyes receive picture better...I don't know about all that haha Next time, I'll probably just get another flat one.
65" Curved Samsung 4K. I love the tv and have had no issues. 
I have two samsung 65 inch 8 series TVs. Absolutely the best. Go stare at best buys giant wall of tvs. Blacks and contrast make and break your Tv experience. I wasnt sure on the extra coin for an 8 series vs 6 till i saw it in person. Swipe that credit card. Lol.
Picked up a 70” Vizio for an even grand 2 Christmases ago...
Great for a downstairs/secondary/sports TV.
However, not having a traditional remote sucks.
My 55” Insignia has been great for almost 8 years... but, it’s not the kind of Tv people make threads about
Great for a downstairs/secondary/sports TV.
However, not having a traditional remote sucks.
My 55” Insignia has been great for almost 8 years... but, it’s not the kind of Tv people make threads about
I still have a 65 pany plasma and an old pioneer elite that’s gotta be at least 10 years old. Both still work great and if it ain’t broke I don’t **** with it.
I also hate anything Samsung makes and would never buy there products.
I've got a big old Pioneer Elite too. It's my main TV. You can also seat tree people at it if you run out of table space at Tanksgiving.
Look VERY hard at Sony, they have consistently been winning the "shootouts". Sony 5-10 years ago, was meh, but now are on top again. Also from a timing perspective their latest "G" series are just coming out, so you can get the latest model. Buy the best you can. As you move up the line the video processing gets better, which is CRUCIAL especially in a larger panel. The master series are incredible (both OLED and fully array LED)
I think the real key is to get one that will last 10 years without breaking. I used to be all about the picture quality, but even the low end stuff is good enough for 99% of anything you'll watch.
I went from a 4k LED Vizio, to a 4k HDR OLED LG, and the picture quality is insanely better on the LG. Y'all must be blind.
Highly suggest the LG OLED. I bought a B8 series. Watching Grand Tour on it in HDR with some tuning tweaks, it's gorgeous.
Highly suggest the LG OLED. I bought a B8 series. Watching Grand Tour on it in HDR with some tuning tweaks, it's gorgeous.
Just google which actually looks better then you will know why OLED is more $$$.
Basically QLED is a step up from LED. OLED is at the top. To me QLED is a gimmick aka not the real mccoy. Its clever how samsung's marketing has used the Q which looks like an O. Can't beat the real deal though.
My cheap ass is just waiting for the 65" OLED tvs to go under $1k. Getting impatient now
Basically QLED is a step up from LED. OLED is at the top. To me QLED is a gimmick aka not the real mccoy. Its clever how samsung's marketing has used the Q which looks like an O. Can't beat the real deal though.
My cheap ass is just waiting for the 65" OLED tvs to go under $1k. Getting impatient now
I have a 60 inch Kuro Signature Series Elite. It still gets an awesome picture but has been retired to the bedroom. Wanted bigger for my main TV.
LULZ at making any decisions based on looking in the store. The tuning is so far off in there it's ridiculous. Contrast, and brightness jacked through the roof lol.
When it came to TVs/Monitors I was a hardcore Samsung Nut swinger. Samsung 55", 58", 64", and a bunch of 22" monitors. I thought no one could beat them. Amazing picture. I still use my 58" everyday as our main. Well it came time to get a bedroom TV because we moved our old one to the Bonus room. I was 100% going to get a Samsung to put in there. Well my dad had just bought a 68"? LG OLED 4K and he just raved and raved about it. He got it after we put a cheap 42" LG LED in the shop as a shop TV.
I was standing in the store ready to buy the Samsung and then looking at the LG that was 4" bigger at a cheaper price I got it instead. The LG LED 4K Ultra HD is amazing. Way better than I could imagine. It was 6X" for less than $700.
We have had a Vizio before and know quite a few people with them. The picture is bad comparing to other name brands. There is a reason they are so cheap.
I was standing in the store ready to buy the Samsung and then looking at the LG that was 4" bigger at a cheaper price I got it instead. The LG LED 4K Ultra HD is amazing. Way better than I could imagine. It was 6X" for less than $700.
We have had a Vizio before and know quite a few people with them. The picture is bad comparing to other name brands. There is a reason they are so cheap.
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Where are you finding these cheap OLED tvs? Also, its rare to find an OLED tv under 55".
Crap sorry the 42" was just LED. Not even 4K. I will fix my post.
Just google which actually looks better then you will know why OLED is more $$$.
Basically QLED is a step up from LED. OLED is at the top. To me QLED is a gimmick aka not the real mccoy. Its clever how samsung's marketing has used the Q which looks like an O. Can't beat the real deal though.
My cheap ass is just waiting for the 65" OLED tvs to go under $1k. Getting impatient now
Samsung's QLED TV's are a gimmick in the sense that they are not truly QLED's at all. They still use a backlight with a quantam dot filter. It does make for a better image though and the TV's look good. A true QLED TV will look amazing though.
Most in depth TV reviews I've found, a lot of folks base their purchase on this site.
TVs: Best
No complaints in picking up the 65" sony they recommended as best mid-range TV. The best TV I have ever owned.
TVs: Best
No complaints in picking up the 65" sony they recommended as best mid-range TV. The best TV I have ever owned.
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