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dummy420
09/18/22 5:58:04 AM
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Does anyone have any recommendations for a good TV brand? My Vizio just died after probably around 5 years so im gonna go ahead and avoid them in the future.

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ZevLoveDOOM
09/18/22 6:05:45 AM
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LG and Samsung usually have some dope equipment.
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roguecanon
09/18/22 6:09:44 AM
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My current Samsung's lasted at least 10 years. Not sure about the new ones though.

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TetsuoS2
09/18/22 6:15:24 AM
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What's your budget?

https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/recommendation

one of the best review sites ever.

General points:
  • Sony buys panels from LG or Samsung, and generally provides better visual quality through the chip and software. They also use Android TV, which is probably the best one for a smart TV. Generally more expensive than the competition however.
  • LG and Samsung are similarly priced and have their own strengths and weaknesses. Samsung in general does not support Dolby Vision because they are a backer of HDR10+. Their new QD-OLEDs are better than LG's more mature WOLED.
  • LG uses WebOS, not bad, but more locked in than AndroidTV.
  • Samsung uses Tizen? Would be alright, but has a lot of ads.


If you use AppleTV or smart boxes then the OS doesn't matter.

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dummy420
09/18/22 6:17:12 AM
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I see a lot of good things about LG and Samsung. I also see they are the worst with built in ads. I dont care to much about ads but if you have a more recent TV are they intrusive? Or just something advertised on an app page?

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viewmaster_pi
09/18/22 6:19:00 AM
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dummy420
09/18/22 6:20:53 AM
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TetsuoS2 posted...
What's your budget?

https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/recommendation

one of the best review sites ever.

General points:
* Sony buys panels from LG or Samsung, and generally provides better visual quality through the chip and software. They also use Android TV, which is probably the best one for a smart TV. Generally more expensive than the competition however.
* LG and Samsung are similarly priced and have their own strengths and weaknesses. Samsung in general does not support Dolby Vision because they are a backer of HDR10+. Their new QD-OLEDs are better than LG's more mature WOLED.
* LG uses WebOS, not bad, but more locked in than AndroidTV.
* Samsung uses Tizen? Would be alright, but has a lot of ads.

If you use AppleTV or smart boxes then the OS doesn't matter.
Thanks. Im checking it out.

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dummy420
09/18/22 12:50:19 PM
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Last bump for suggestions.

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SamsungGearS2
09/18/22 12:57:17 PM
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Ive had an insignia from 08 Im still using as my pc monitor and still looks fine

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