[Technology] New TV - advice needed

[SeagullSarge]

Unless you plan to sit no further back that 1.5x the screens diagonal dimension, you will not notice the uplift in resolution from UHD (4K). In addition HDR in domestic screens is a long way off from being any good so i would not worry too much about this. My advise, buy the best LED screen you can comfortably part cash with and do not be persuaded to part with more money by sales people on the high street!

 

[Bold Seagull]

For those still wanting guidance, AV is my living at the moment - and LG are the way to go. OLED if you can.

OLED all the way. Once you've tried them the difference is stunning.

 

[Questions]

Watched Dynasties with those cheeky chimps on player the other night on our fairly new LG 4K.......... LG 43 Inch 43UK6750PLD Smart Ultra HD TV with HDRby LG8.

Stunning picture about £379.00 I think.
Need more transmissions tho.

 

[LlcoolJ]

Watched Dynasties with those cheeky chimps on player the other night on our fairly new LG 4K.......... LG 43 Inch 43UK6750PLD Smart Ultra HD TV with HDRby LG8.

Stunning picture about £379.00 I think.
Need more transmissions tho.

Could you give us some more details on the TV though.

 

[Knocky's Nose]

OLED all the way. Once you've tried them the difference is stunning.

I'd say the blacks are infinitely blacker and the colours are way more natural than a cheaper LCD - but the actual image quality and motion handling is about the same.

OLED is certainly an improvement, but a standard OLED against a good LCD isn't chalk and cheese (in my opinion)

This screen is a belter, by the way. Bang & Olufsen use the exact same one on their £9,000 BeoVision Eclipse...

https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-an...Vrr_tCh1RMAKCEAYYBCABEgJXHPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

[Questions]

Could you give us some more details on the TV though.

Yeah it’s fixed to a wall Mr Cool.

 

[LlcoolJ]

Yeah it’s fixed to a wall Mr Cool.

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Mine is on a bracket/arm type thing. Patrick Viera 435#/'"*55zu..+π÷׶∆\}¢$$€%✓ by Panasonic.

 

[grawhite]

Best quality TV is OLED, LG, Sony and Panasonic. 55 inch gives best value. But it is all about what you can afford. LG do SUHD Nano technogoly not as good as OLED but better than most others.


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[Shropshire Seagull]

Wait for the World Cup which will drop prices all round

Bought a Sony 55" 4K in the summer [during the group stages] from Currys - it was the 2017 model so they were clearing stocks - last one left [boxed - not the demo] £650

Very pleased ....

 

[clippedgull]

This thread proves, that everybody has a different budget and different tastes. So although we can give advice, it's really an individual choice.

I've got my eye on the £19,000 Samsung 8K 85 inch tv

 

[METALMICKY]

On the basis that my top limit is £400 and due to space screen can only be up to 43in, can anyone recommend any particular model?

 

[Robinjakarta]

LG OLED. Expensive but fantastic as others have said.

 

[Weststander]

LG currently dominate the best rated TV’s for all sizes on which.co.uk . Some get zero negative comments from their experts.