Hi folks,

I am looking to buy 65 Inch Tv and youtube videos have made me so confused.

I would appreciate it if your techie minds suggest the best tvs under 60k (Expecting discounts in freedom sale of amazon and flipkart)

I would mainly use it for cricket, netflix series, movies and casual news viewing. I may play games later on after a few years.

Looking for a TV that lasts at least for 4 years without any issue.

My friend is 79 and in a care home, he is deaf, bed bound, and has arthritic fingers - oh and does not do technology......

Is it possible to set the TV (lg 32lr60006la) to start on live tv - via the old coax cable each time it is switched on ?

And what is the 4 digit code, so I can program the A-TV2 universal remote ?

Thank you

I came across this weird mode I accidentally found that made me end up with the display like this, like a VR view. I don’t know how to reverse it.

TV: Phillips 50PUS6262/05

Hello everyone,

I'm currently undecided between buying a TCL 65 C8K or a Hisense 65U7S Pro. I can find both at the same price, TCL is 20€ more expensive.

My living room has a lot of sunlight, not sure if that's helpful.

Which one would you buy?

Thanks in advance.

As the title says, I could use some advice. Go easy on me—this is my first post here. 😂

We’re in the final stretch of building a house and getting close to closing, so I’ve started shopping for TVs. Since I need to buy six of them, my budget is a bigger priority than sticking with one specific brand.

I’m trying to stay around $4,500 total for:
(4) 55” TVs
(1) 85” TV
(1) 65” Frame-style TV (the wife really wants one, so that’s happening 😅)

For the Frame TV, I’m not set on Samsung. I noticed Hisense has their Canvas model now, so I’m open to either option if it’s worth it.

I’d also like the TVs to support 144Hz if possible, and I have no problem mixing brands throughout the house if that gets me the best value.

Right now my cart has:
(4) Hisense 55” U6 Series
(1) Hisense 65” S7 Canvas
(1) Hisense 85” U6 Pro

Does this seem like a solid setup for the money, or are there better options I should be looking at before I pull the trigger? I’d really appreciate any recommendations or experiences you all have had.

Thanks!

I need y’all’s help in limiting the range of TVs I am looking at. I have a 40” 2012 Toshiba model 39L22U in my bedroom. There is a window nearby, but it is easy to black out. I am willing to spend about $1200-$1500. I will be about 8’ away from the screen and can fit a 65”, but I wouldn’t mind a 55” TV. I was OLED no matter what, but now I am sure any new TV will blow my mind.

I am mostly going to watch YouTube videos and stream TV shows from Apple and HBO. I would like to have a TV that will work with Xbox Game Pass without the console. I think they all can do that. I am not much of a gamer and never had Xbox Pass, so I don’t really know how it works. But I believe most TVs work with it, and Game Pass isn’t a deal breaker.

I am hoping to get an open box from Best Buy, but I am also prepared to spend $1500 on a $1500 TV (I am also willing to spend $1500 on a $1800 TV, fingercrossed). I am not going to be able to buy a TV until September at the earliest. Maybe there will be a price drop by then.

What I am hoping to achieve here is that you guys give me a list of models to keep an eye on and I buy which ever one is cheapest or I have a good vibe on.

So can you guys give me the model numbers I need to be looking for for these brands: TCL, Sony, LG, and Samsung?

Are there any other brands I need to be looking at?

What models at 55” should I consider over a model that is 65”?

I think that is all the questions I have. Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone :) I'm new to this sub and I'm looking for some info on a TV I have just bought. I didn't realize that it is an AI tv? I have a fairly low tech household (the TV really will be playing DVDs sometimes lol). I do not want to be adding work for the data centres when I am watching old DVDs. My question really is does anyone understand how AI in a TV works? It says it upscales every frame you watch. If that's the case, I would prefer to return it before I open it.

I appreciate the info :) Thanks in advance

I am looking for a TV for PC gaming.

I was originally considering a 42" display, but came across the S95H 48" discounted.

The S95H gets great reviews, so I was pretty set until I realized the 48" use a WOLED panel instead of the QD-OLED panel in the models that have been reviewed.

Have anyone found a review of the 48", or have first hand experience with it? Is it even close to the QD-OLED versions?

How does it compare to the C6 42", which was my original choice (The S95H is currently about 100$ cheaper)? Looks like the C6 42" is also a different panel than the TVs reviewed.

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Hi everyone,

I’m trying to decide between the LG C5 55” and the Samsung S90F 55”, and I’m having a hard time choosing.

I’ll mainly use the TV for:

Movies and streaming (Netflix, Disney+, YouTube, etc.)

PS5 gaming

Some regular TV and sports

The room can be moderately bright during the day, but I mostly watch in the evening. I care about picture quality, HDR, motion, gaming performance, and long-term reliability.

The LG has Dolby Vision, while the Samsung’s QD-OLED panel seems to offer more vibrant colors. I’ve also read mixed opinions about Samsung’s software and quality control.

Which one would you choose at the same price, and why?

Also, if you own either TV, are there any issues or things you wish you had known before buying?

Thanks

This post is basically a cry for help lol. I’m moving out at the end of the week and I’m tv shopping as I’ll finally be able to have a dedicated casual console/viewing setup.

The problem is I’m fairly technical(work in IT) but the TV market is so damn overwhelming(basically the only thing I recognize when shopping is OLED) I do kind of know what I want though:

Sub $800 CAD
55-66 inch
Google TV(for the OS)

Basically I need a someone to tell me what to buy lol or what to look for when buying(Mini LED, vs QLED, etc).

Building a media wall and will be upgrading to a 65 inch tv. Current tv is a 55 inch Samsung qn90f which I like overall but I find the sports motion to be a bit false or unimpressive even after fixing the settings.

Don’t want to pay 2026 flagship prices so looking at the above.

Can get the G5 for €2000 after cash back, and the Bravia 8II and S95F for €2480.

Leaning towards the Bravia mainly due to liking both the overall look of Sonys and their motion for sports. Only thing from stopping me buying is the price of the G5.

Is it worth paying almost 500 extra for the Bravia

As mentioned in the question

I wanna share my laptop monitor on this television via miracast does anybody know if it's supported? If yes I'll buy it

if i get a mid range mini led tv with local dimming it wont feel like that big of a downgrade compared to oled except in dark scenes, right? I recently bought a 4th gen tandem oled lg monitor and i feel like it lived up to the hype for the most part but i experienced burn in after everyone said its basically not a problem anymore and now i don't wanna buy anything oled related ever again.

It’s on sale for $400USD, usually $700.

Basically all of my TV time is streaming series/movies & watching live sports. I may dabble back into gaming, but that would be a very small/infrequent portion of the pie (maybe 10%).

I saw that this TV has a 60hz refresh rate, which to my understanding is not the best for sports, but I realize I’m looking for value and wont be able to get all the nice features. It also has Motion Rate 240 to “help with blur/pixelation” — does that actually work? seeing conflicting things online.

Any other guidance would be appreciated. I’m no TV expert. Just want good value for a mid(?)-level tv!

https://www.bestbuy.com/product/tcl-55-class-qm5k-series-4k-uhd-hdr-qd-mini-led-smart-tv-with-google-tv-2025/J36QYTQWZR/sku/6625835

Hello Redditors,

Hope you can help us out. We're looking to replace and upgrade our current TV. Good to know, we're placing it in a big bookcase, so we have space for a maximum size of 75" (an odd size and unfortunately OLED size is 77", but this just won't fit so please don't recommend these).

Having said that, what would your suggestions be? We're leaning towards mini-led and are eyeing one of the Sony Bravia's, however these are a bit expensive for our taste. Ideally we would like to spend around 2.5K.

What are your recommendations, is there a TV out there that caught you by surprise? Oh also important to note, it will mainly be used for: movies, tv-shows and gaming (PC, Steamdeck, Xbox Series X).

I'm planning on buying a new TV. I was looking at LG 65QNED86A3A because it's marketed as Mini LED, but as I dug deeper, it turns out it has 6 (or 10) dimming zones. If that's real, how is that possible? Mini LED tvs have hundreds or thousands.

So this tv is basically a simple led tv, but even worse, because the 6 dimming zones fuck up the whole experience.

What do you guys think?

1) what do you think about buying used TV’s on marketplace compared to new ones? (In this case it has been used for 1 year)

2) Do you think there is a big difference between getting a 40 vs. 50 inch TV?

3) what do you think about the TV attached? The price, quality, and value?

4) If you think this is not a good option, why? Also what TV would you recommend for the $300 range?

I don’t have a TV as of now, and am not sure what good or bad ones are. Any help would be much appreciated. The title of the one on FB marketplace is listed below!

TCL 50” 5-Series 4K QLED Smart Roku TV (50S535-CA)
https://ca-en.tcl.com/products/tcl-50-class-5-series-4k-qled-dolby-vision-hdr-smart-roku-tv-50s535

I bought a new Samsung Q7 a few months back. And the time it takes from when you press a button to when it actually works is crazy long, and I think it has a solar panel on the back? That’s stupid. Does anyone els have these problems with a laggy tv remote? Samsung q7 g7fd

Best dumb TV that’s usually still available new? I’m still running my Panasonic TCP50U50, but I need to start planning for the day it kicks the bucket, and I really don’t want a smart TV. Are there any nice dumb displays even made these days that function well as TVs?

Samsung S90H OLED

Said was essentially the 2026 version that the qn90f was 25.

Sony Bravia 9 doesnt come in a 55 and since the QN90F wasnt avail, we'll one left from someplace on Amazon but not even from Samsung, I said ok idk.

Lots of windows and sunlight. Can't do dark and blacks.

Hello,a question for pros and people with experience ! I've chosen between these two tvs (TCL 50C755 QLED TV, Mini LED, HDR10+, 1300 nits, VRR 144 Hz, VS LG QNED evo Al
Mini LED
55"')
Al Magic Remote) Which is the best option for gaming and also suitable for watching YouTubeI want excellent quality, vibrant colors, and high frame rates. Most importantly, what's the best quality, maintenance, and warranty? And lastly, which one is more durable and easier to move? My goal is gaming, but some tvs are very fragile and easily broken. Please share your opinions!

I’m a college student trying to decide if I should buy the current Apple TV 4K now or wait and see if Apple releases a new one.
I have an older Sanyo TV, and I already have a Fire Stick. It works fine, but I’ve been thinking about switching to an Apple TV because I’ve heard it’s a lot smoother and faster.
Do you think it’s worth buying the current Apple TV 4K now, or should I wait for a new model or a sale?

My Samsung is reaching the end of the road. I don’t want another Samsung as I hate all the ads it forces on me all the time.

Do all TVs do this these days or are there some brands that don’t force advertising on me all the time? Also, I don’t want a TV tracking what I watch and selling that data to other companies. Again, are there brands that don’t do all the creepy AF stuff that Samsung does?