Ultra HD, oled, qled….anyone one know a decent one around £500-£800?
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Ultra HD, oled, qled….anyone one know a decent one around £500-£800?
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It really depends on what you are looking for in terms of size of screen, your input sources and what sort of stuff you want on screen.
For example:
- below a 50inch screen you aren't going to see the benefit of UHD.
- If you will primarily be using sources below UHD on a UHD screen then the processing becomes more important which will "push" you towards Sony.
- If you watch a lot of dark (visually) content then you need OLED rather than QLED.
75" samsung 800 quid
https://www.very.co.uk/samsung-ue75t...1600516479.prd
Breaking Bad
The Witcher
The Office US
Stranger Things
nice lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Welshcake.
HDMI 2.1 is where it’s now for 4k gaming.
Cheers…probably get a 55 inch….my current HD LG 46 inch is quite dark and not a great picture if you sit to the side, prob only cost about 400 mind so I guess you get what you pay for. Kids prob watch it most as I hardly watch f all TV…Quote:
Originally Posted by JumpersforGoalposts
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Originally Posted by Welshcake.
Just watching the hand maid which is quite dark:thumbup:
850 for a 55inch qled
https://www.very.co.uk/samsung-2021-...1600578789.prd
I have this one
the picture is great the Roku backend works well, sound is good enough, we are well pleased and I will put the slightly larger one in the " mancave" , the 65" is only a extra 100 quid
https://www.argos.co.uk/product/8999...ch%20tv:8:66:2
Cheers Matt I didn’t think I’d get a decent one for that price, I’ve not heard of that make even…..not that I’m big into my TVs as no doubt most can tell from this thread:hehe: what’s roku?Quote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
Sound decent enough? As long as sponge Bob looks good I guess I’m ok..:thumbup:
If you were to get a television I would go the richer sounds in canton. They know their stuff and won't rip you off with unnecessary extras
I did last time….basic LG Tv but not so great…6 year warranty mindQuote:
Originally Posted by Armitage Shanks
And unlike the likes of Currys PC World they know their stuff .Quote:
Originally Posted by Armitage Shanks
You forgot the British version of FriendsQuote:
Originally Posted by Welshcake.
ARGOS , own brand Alba
Cheap , switches on and off
If you buy from Richer Sounds, Currys or John Lewis make sure you are happy with it in the first week or two. They will replace / refund if you are not happy with it.
I have an amazing telly. 65 inch LG NanoCell. Fitted to the wall, 4K, UHD etc etc
BUT
When watching the football or cricket when the camera pans left to right and back there are feint lines down the screen at about 30% intervals. It appears to be the panel of the TV. I only noticed it after about 60 days (as football had been suspended when we bought it), so out of the return window. Currys did replace the panel (so they say) as a goodwill gesture, but in my view it's still an issue.
The family don't notice it, but I do. My eyes are drawn to it. I think my eyesight is being too fussy. For some stuff the picture is so good you feel you could shake hands with the person on the screen, the picture is so perfect. But sometimes, and just sometimes I'm bothered by the imperfection.
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Looks nice , not cheap though those NanoCell's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
I am aware Sony used to buy in LG screens .
I've got a LG TV not so posh as yours well impressed, the wi fi connectivity is very good .
That's a rokuing good priceQuote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
Yeah think I’m going to go for this….it will do the jobQuote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Cheers for all some good advice as ever:thumbup:
Hisense are a Chinese brand, state owned I believe , big sponsors of the last OlympicsQuote:
Originally Posted by goats
Roku is a US company, they make streaming box's ( actually make the NowTV streaming stick / Box ) they started by building Netflix's first streaming box and were partly owned by Netflix
In the US both companies launched these TV's and they sold well
had ours for 20 months now, its not missed a beat
Whatever tv you end up with also get yourself a soundbar to go with it.
For sure….can I connect my sonos to it? Got a three and a one….Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bloop
Basic Barry :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY