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Mislim da su u tom cenovnom rangu svi televizori manje više slični tako da uzmi sto je moguce vecu dijagonalu i sa sto duzom garancijom. Televizori sa 120Hz koštaju mnogo više ako ti je zbog igranja na PS5.

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Iptv the great website seems to be offline from time to time?

I love my AppleTV’s I have never owned a smart TV. Never needed one as the AppleTV is by far better than any built-in bloatware laden smart tv. You can also calibrate the color balance using your iPhone it’s pretty awesome!

Same, did Roku and FireTv. Got tired of all the adds and constant reboots. AppleTv is the Cadillac.

The price is only “premium” because the other streamer manufacturers subsidize their prices by selling your data and running ads. Apple does neither and so the user pays a more representative price for the box. Of course, being Apple there’s a healthy margin in that price, but I believe it’s more than fair, given that it’s not a spy box and isn’t treating me as a constant stream of revenue.

Just wait until you calibrate your TV using your phone!! I’m quite pleased with the results!

Oh! The whole ecosystem of Apple is pretty great overall. Even the little things you don’t think about like just wearing my watch will unlock my Mac. Or how I can copy text on my phone and paste it into a document on my Mac! I also just learned that the Apple TV is also my home hub for home kit. It can even stream my Steam Games from my computer to use with a game controller. Pretty impressive for me at least!

Just wait until the first time you travel with it. You're really going to love not having to deal with the hotel TV's remote control and gruesome captive menu.

I’d go with a Sony. I worked for a retail company for 2 years, then Sony for an additional 2. I’ve sold all brands, and honestly Sony is tough to beat. Depending on budget, I’d look at an X90/X94 and if you can afford OLED I’d go to the OLED range.

Depending on what you use your tv for (gaming etc) you’ll need a powerful processor. Sony has some of the best processors on the market.

Check out rtings.com

Need to know your actual budget.

I’ve searched around Best Buy/Amazon and I don’t really know what I’m looking at, I don’t know what’s good or what’s bad, I see a couple I’m interested in but I ultimately have 0 clue what I’m looking for in a good 4k tv.

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Sony A95L, A95K, X95L

Sony A95L or LG G3

Sony A95L

A95L for OLED and X95L for mini LED

You can get a refurbished FO32U2P for $900 https://a.co/d/6PAdPV0

I got one, it only had 30 hours screen on time

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Sony’s X90 series is often mentioned as the best bang for your buck 4k TV

This is the answer to almost any "which TV should I get" post.

 I listen to a number of classical music videos on You Tube and have been quite satisfied so far--which means that I will probably not purchase a sound bar for the t.v. Is it perfect, no but seems to be a great value for now. Will I ever go to a better t.v.--perhaps in the future but for now I am quite satisfied with this Roku version.

I have had many of the most of the common brands over the years Samsungs, LG, Vizio etc. but side by side there's no comparison just get a Sony

I saw the 75" R655 on sale for $698 a couple weeks ago, and I hate myself for not biting.

The blacks are nearly as good as oled with really good FALD and much better brightness for proper HDR. Sure, it has some blooming, but damn that was a steal.

It’s so hard to find them for a good price at the 65 inch size, I ended up going with a 2020 era 5 series on slick deals because it was so damn cheap.

I’m happy with my tv considering what I paid but yeah I spent weeks trying to find a 6 series. Maybe they’re more available now?

I'm late to the party here, but I feel a responsibility to inform people of my experience with TCL. I have owned 3 TCL televisions. Each one of them lasted almost exactly one year to the day, and then a vital part broke from regular use. Yes, they are cheap, have good picture quality, and have a 1-year warranty. However, don't be surprised if they break quicker than expected. Granted, I realize that it might have just been a poor-quality item that I received, but after three of them, I wish I would have just gotten a longer-lasting tv instead of trying to be frugal.

If you plan on gaming use the C3. I just got one and almost went with the Sony. This thing is insane.

Add a90K in for 48 oleds

Gotcha I did a little research and seen the 83" S90C comes with the W-Oled instead of the QD Oled.

A95L > G3 > A80L > C3 > S90C

My take with Samsung, great tech, horrible executions. Every BestBuy and other A/V store their OLEDs burned in. They can either have fantastic build quality or horrible build quality. I’ve seen the panels on some displays bow and this one is a personal take, but I don’t like being able to basically bend my television with my hands. Also, the LG and Sony do better at cooling. Besides that OLED is awesome no matter what brand but I’m going to put my trust in the 2 companies that’ve been doing this for over a decade rather than one on this second now going onto their third year at least on a mass consumer level.

Edit: This is for their OLEDs btw. I think Samsung has some very solid TVs especially with 2022 Q90B!

So what did you end up buying?

LG C4 or S90C 83" Which is the better overall tv.

A high tech device like that just cannot be BIFL. Look for a sub that recommends good TV’s or check rtings.com

500-700 won’t get a BIFL TV. 5-7 is midrange (bordering on low range)

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I can giv a recommendation for the TCL Q7. Mine was around 600 at 55in. 4k with 120hz capability.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TVTooHigh/

I bought an LG C2 for editing last year.
I'm involved in film/video and was at a post-production place where they do the colour grading for features and Netflix. They reckoned the C2 could be made 98% as accurate as their £30k monitors, and it's the screen they used as a 'client monitor' that directors watched to assess their colour choices.
It's probably true of lots of other screens too, but it seems to be the one that post people have often gone for.

WHATEVER YOU GET, get one with multiple HDMI ports as that can be used in your favor to check the other ports to know if your TV is going to TV purgatory.

My dad and I were watching tv, and the sound cut out and it appeared to be dead, then I checked out the other ports it worked.