Anyone have a 4k Ultra HD television? Help

[s0lefunk]

Open box maybe? Either way that’s a damn good deal for the CX. I have no complaints with my 65” ... other than it not being a 77” . I hate watching my B7 now after watching the CX. It does a much better job with upscaling TV content. And integrated Airplay is clutch.

 

[Fozz]

Keeping my eye open for a good TV deal before we move.

 

[sneeker]

A 77 inch oled for 3300?

Why do I feel like there's a catch?

new tvs and technology are coming out.

 

[slaughterx]

It's on sale at Best Buy for the same price but no gift card.

 

[Bend_The_Knee]

Purchased the lg nano85 at best buy and noticed that there were these white patches on the corners of the screen. Returned it to today but since it cost $800, they have to refund me my money back in a check in 3-5 business days.

I'm thinking this might be a good thing since next week is Superbowl week and there may be some deals.

 

[slaughterx]

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/s...ox-series-x/1100-6486930/?ftag=NLS-04-10aaa2j

77 inch OLED for $3,300 w/ $400 GC

 

[rfx45]

looking for a good 65" thats ps5-ready too

if the 65" up there were the same deal percentage-wise as the 77", it would have been instant

 

[puglife]

just bought a house. going to try and set up one of those 120" short throw laser projectors. hopefully it looks alright in low light otherwise i'll just suck it up and get an 85" tv instead.

anyone have any recommendations for projectors? looking at either the vava or the optoma right now.

 

[slaughterx]

The 65 inch is about 2k everywhere so about 30% off retail

 

[slaughterx]

25% off Vizio OLEDs at Best Buy

Vizio OLED TVs are up to 25 percent off at Best Buy

Display aficionados know the benefits to investing in an OLED TV, but you have to be willing to drop a decent amount of money on one. Right now you can get a few of the latest OLED sets from Vizio for less — Best Buy has the 55-inch and the 65-inch Vizio H1 OLED smart TVs for $1,000 and $1,500...

www.engadget.com

 

[turbospartan]

just bought a house. going to try and set up one of those 120" short throw laser projectors. hopefully it looks alright in low light otherwise i'll just suck it up and get an 85" tv instead.

anyone have any recommendations for projectors? looking at either the vava or the optoma right now.

I had a BenQ 2050 and I thought the picture was pretty nice, for it only being 720p (or maybe it was 1080p, but def not 4k). My screen size was around 110", in our basement living room area just straight against the wall. I was going to hang a screen which can really improve the picture quality and black levels, but then our basement flooded a couple years back and we had to gut it and I never reinstalled.

Now I STILL have this old *** Sony Bravia 49" that just will not die. It's literally from Black Friday 2009 and came with a PS3 at the time from BB. I've been debating recently whether to get another projector or to just go with a 77"+ TV.

 

[mr s j king]

I recently got a condo and was gifted a Vizio 65", worst TV ever but I can't complain because it was free

Yeah they are pretty bad and that's just from looking at them in the store
Looking at a Vizio next to an LG or Samsung really allows you to see that the Vizio has a pretty bad picture

 

[pitman13]

I recently got a condo and was gifted a Vizio 65", worst TV ever but I can't complain because it was free

*UPDATE*

Bought this a few weeks ago. Incredibly happy with this TV so far.

 

[pitman13]

Yeah they are pretty bad and that's just from looking at them in the store
Looking at a Vizio next to an LG or Samsung really allows you to see that the Vizio has a pretty bad picture

Not to mention the subpar user interface. At one point, the volume went up to 100 and down to 1 w/o me touching the remote. Again, I can't complain too much because it was free and served it's purpose when I got my new place but I needed a TV asaply lol

 

[Bend_The_Knee]

*UPDATE*

Bought this a few weeks ago. Incredibly happy with this TV so far.

had this and it's a great tv but it constantly would disconnect from the internet.

 

[turbospartan]

Not to mention the subpar user interface. At one point, the volume went up to 100 and down to 1 w/o me touching the remote. Again, I can't complain too much because it was free and served it's purpose when I got my new place but I needed a TV asaply lol

I might've mentioned this already, but getting a new Chromecast TV 4K helped make my Vizio a brand new TV. Instead of the clunky Vizio interface and ****** remote, and slow transitions between channels / apps / etc, and the weird quirks in their programming that would screw with the volume and picture - now everything runs through the Chromecast and its much improved.

 

[DB Cooper]

I recently got a condo and was gifted a Vizio 65", worst TV ever but I can't complain because it was free

They still haven’t improved? My sister got a Vizio a while back. Picture was horrible.

 

[slaughterx]

Vizio OLED H1 Review - IGN

The Vizio H1 offers outstanding OLED picture quality and a nice smart TV interface. Read our review to see how it compares to OLEDs from LG and Sony.

www.ign.com

 

[slaughterx]

Anyone living in Cali should jump on this...

LG OLED65G6P 65" SIGNATURE SERIES UHD/4K OLED HDR Dolby NEW PANEL 2D ONLY | eBay

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for LG OLED65G6P 65" SIGNATURE SERIES UHD/4K OLED HDR Dolby NEW PANEL 2D ONLY at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!

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[Fozz]

Anyone living in Cali should jump on this...

LG OLED65G6P 65" SIGNATURE SERIES UHD/4K OLED HDR Dolby NEW PANEL 2D ONLY | eBay

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for LG OLED65G6P 65" SIGNATURE SERIES UHD/4K OLED HDR Dolby NEW PANEL 2D ONLY at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!

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If only this TV wasn't so far from me. That's a great deal.

 

[Fozz]

I'm thinking I'm going with the TCL 6-series again. But I'm also eyeing the LG Nanocell based off price, but I've heard that the picture quality isn't that great.

 

[langfor5]

just bought a house. going to try and set up one of those 120" short throw laser projectors. hopefully it looks alright in low light otherwise i'll just suck it up and get an 85" tv instead.

anyone have any recommendations for projectors? looking at either the vava or the optoma right now.

Same. Redoing the basement and finally convinced the wife to go with a ultra short throw and an 100 inch screen.

Looked into the Vava as well but that isn't necessarily a name brand so the support may or may not be there if something goes wrong. It is also on the lower end of the lumens spectrum so unless you can control the lighting that also could be a factor. After watching a demo at a local spot we are probably gonna go with the Samsung LSP9T. Bonus that it is a smart device so no need to go third party for apps or having my Apple TV hooked up.

 

[s0lefunk]

puglife langfor5 Please post your setups once finished. Very interested in a UST projector for the basement later down the line. Vava and Optoma seem to be the primary players in the budget UST market. Xiaomi is mentioned too. This guy compared the Vava to LG with split screen comparison towards the end. You can clearly see the difference in quality but sounds like you could definitely get by with the Vava.

 

[Bend_The_Knee]

I'm thinking I'm going with the TCL 6-series again. But I'm also eyeing the LG Nanocell based off price, but I've heard that the picture quality isn't that great.

The LG N85? I had it and reyurned it the following day. Really good picture but you get they white patches of light around the edges of the tv. Gets really noticable in a dark room.

 

[Fozz]

The LG N85? I had it and reyurned it the following day. Really good picture but you get they white patches of light around the edges of the tv. Gets really noticable in a dark room.

Thanks for that feedback. I think I will stick with the TCL.