Smart TV advice
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goose1
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all depends on your budget plenty good 4k tvs out there but not much in 4k all ways curved tv route me self we have sony/samsung/lg but make sure you get plenty hdmi ports on back and smart tv way to go
eazzzzzzzzzy
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ste
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I have this one and love it > http://www.argos.co.uk/product/6873...fkhWg1fASSLGrvyQoFHau9LG1BxZtD5hoCJ38QAvD_BwE
Stealthylad
Newbie
Agree with the comments above, 4K is good, but not much content is broadcast in 4K currently, In my opinion 3D is a waste of time and seems to have been abandoned, curved TVs are all the rage at the moment I have one in the bedroom and the next tv I buy for the living room will definitely be curved as I like the way the picture looks compared to flat tv screens, one last feature I look out for is software compatibility, Lg and Samsung have good content stores, but running apps from elsewhere is almost impossible
Gwallygaga
Newbie
Where abouts are you from I know a good store on eBay I've used before for a couple of things, it's in Bolton though and won't offer delivery on TVs for some reason they have cheap TVs on there I am eyeing myself. E.g. They have a 49 inch 4K ultra hd sharp led smart tv for £340 or if your not brand conscious you could get a 65 inch tech wood smart led 4K ultra hd for £560 and few more in between.
Sumjoddy
Newbie
Hi a good question( greengoat )Samsung describes the benifits of a curved Tv Screen
The curved panel allows the distance between the user and the TV screen to be the same
From almost any angle so by their definition they the Viewing experience to be the same
regardless of where your sitting?
Ps when I replaced my Sony 40"LCD with The Samsung 49"Smart TV (Curved)
I didn't read the above it just looked better and the picture quality is very good
If that's any help.
The curved panel allows the distance between the user and the TV screen to be the same
From almost any angle so by their definition they the Viewing experience to be the same
regardless of where your sitting?
Ps when I replaced my Sony 40"LCD with The Samsung 49"Smart TV (Curved)
I didn't read the above it just looked better and the picture quality is very good
If that's any help.
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Sumjoddy
Newbie
1.Yep you've got it in one.plus having a good sense of humour.
bees
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Just get the biggest bad boy you can afford.
My dad has a curved, on the opposite side of the room there is a window, when it's sunny it's crap as it has a glass screen.
And I mean it's proper crap.
LCD screens are dull plastic so you don't get anywhere near the same amount of reflection.
My dad has a curved, on the opposite side of the room there is a window, when it's sunny it's crap as it has a glass screen.
And I mean it's proper crap.
LCD screens are dull plastic so you don't get anywhere near the same amount of reflection.
Frank Byrne
Newbie
I bought an Android 50" TV that way I don't have to pay for downloads or any apps which seems to be the thing with oled TVs ( smart TVs doesn't seem so smart if you have to pay even a small fee for all the apps. they install prior to sale)
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goose1
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where about you buy that from
ellobee
Newbie
I would be more concerned about the picture quality and the number of ports than whether it is a smart tv. a simple firestick will turn any tv in a smart tv.
Frank Byrne
Newbie
Sorry delayed getting back-- website ' buy it direct.co.uk ' refurbished or new TVs but android (Philips) is good they are based in Huddersfield got mine for £420 ---- 50" very lightweight which helps when installing onto a wall with no one to assist.buy Android only because oled and others put the APPs that you have to pay ongoing at monthly intervals . small change but annoying when you can download MODRO for free(not from the app.store)
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