Hey all. Recently moved into my first home and after doing a great deal of research I purchased a 70 inch Vizio M series. I had the tv calibrated and while it has a good picture it isn't all that great. There is significant motion blur on close ups of faces, especially in dark scenes. All the reviews online say how great the set is, but every review ends with "for the money!" Yesterday I spent some time at Best Buy talking with the head of the magnolia department and he strongly recommended the Sony xbr75850d
Which is currently 3,300... It is edge lit and doesn't have the full array led with local dimming that I read so much about. In doing my own research I have also read good things about the Samsung un70ku6300... I need advice. I am looking for a 70-75 inch 4K tv... Not looking to spend over 3,300. Would like to spend less as long as I don't sacrifice quality. Thanks in advance for all of your help. The tv is in a room that gets a lot of light during the day.
Yeah I hear yah. I have my 7 year old Panasonic plasma 42 inch in my bedroom and the picture is incredible. But all of this doesn't help me now lmao. I need to get something to replace the Vizio that I'm returning.
haven't seen it yet.
My wife had a 42" Sony Bravia for 10 years. Its way too small for our house but its picture is still great. We are saving for a new tv and will definitely pay for quality.
The Sony was recommended due to my price point which isn't changing because I don't want to get a divorce. So I am asking the best tv that I can get for around 3 grand.
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then, everything else is a waste of money, IMO. OLED is expensive as hell which is why I recommended waiting. Ignore Stan's advice as well. Anyone comparing 15 year old technology to something that just came out isn't giving you good advice or advice you don't already know.
The Sony was recommended due to my price point which isn't changing because I don't want to get a divorce. So I am asking the best tv that I can get for around 3 grand.
And we have a winner!!!
65 inch, under 3K. OLED. - ( New Window )
That LG OLED is an awesome TV! The higher end SONY 75" than the one you listed is probably almost as good as the LG but it's over your price range (I think it's around 4000). That is a big ass TV... lol
OLED isn't being faded out, it's just hard to make and therefore not profitable. LG loses money on their bigger TVs. Most cellphones use OLED screens, it's not going anywhere. As the technology matures, more manufacturers will jump in.
OLEDs are the best performing TVs on the market right now.