Can you good folks out recommend a decent but not expensive 40+ TV. I currently have a Samsung 32" F5000 Series 5 Full HD LED TV and have been pretty pleased with it and am inclined to stick with Samsung but I can be persuaded to look at other brands. Although I have added Smart that is not set in stone as I rarely watch up catchup TV what is important is price and I am amazed how prices have come down for larger screen. Needs to have Vesa as it will be wall mounted and ideally cost between £300-£400 All suggestions welcome. I see Ebuyer have a 46" for £189 but I suspect that will be a piece of junk. http://www.ebuyer.com/737713-46-full-hd-d-led-tv-with-usb-and-pvr-function-bd46pdlf
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and...5586!&ef_id=VZ6M0wAAARdr0UWY:20160130114212:s Are quite popular ATM. I know they say size isn't anything but when it comes to TVs it absolutely is.
Could not find much of a review except one that says sound is crap and no optical socket which I prefer as I have a soundbar. Did find this though. http://www.johnlewis.com/samsung-ue...3_1454154356_8e6615f62ec11d24e4948a84e6eb7f55
LG 43" 4K Smart TV for £399. http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and...smart-ultra-hd-4k-43-led-tv-10135235-pdt.html
I've never owned a flat panel TV that didn't sound crap, tbh. Shame about the optical though. Can you not hook it up any other way?
Looking for personal reviews and recommendations, though I appreciate the ones in high street stores as I will be able to have a look before purchase.
I prefer the quality of sound you get from optical so although I could use a 3.5 jack I prefer not to.
from what ive read the Hisense ones are supposed to be quite good http://www.richersounds.com/product/tv---all/hisense/ltdn50k321uwts/hise-ltdn50k321uwts edit: last update enabled 4k Netflix , and apaprantly amazon video and you tube 4k will be enabled in the next few weeks via update - can play 4k via pc already. will be my next tv purchase
I can seriously vouch for Hisense. My lady and I got a 65" just over a year ago now and it's been absolutely flawless. Their support is UK based too, and very helpful and friendly. I suspect the 4k module in my TV is faulty and they offered to come out and fix it immediately. I told them to hold off and it turns out we don't 'do' anything in 4k so it's really not that important. The only complaint I could have is that it's heavy. Like so heavy it took me and my brother on two step ladders to get it up.
I don't see the point of 4K, as you say there is very little in that format so not a must for me. I am concerned about the weight though I will need to check my wall fitting.
The 50" is probably far lighter than ours. I mean 65" is a bloody big screen and they obviously have to stop it flexing.
Hisense its a good tv for the price, Lack of HDR and weight of the tv will prevent it getting as many recomendations as it should.
HDR? I am actually looking at this one http://www.richersounds.com/product...inch-4k-ultra-hd-smart-tv/hise-ltdn40k321uwts The 40" one and the weight is considerably less at 8.9Kg as opposed to 13.8Kg.
http://forums.hexus.net/audio-visua...e-its-here-review-included-3.html#post3600680 user review on that very same tv
Ultra HD or HDR on some tvs, is the new requirement for the next step up in quality. BT sport and netflix / amazon all support this already. 2.0a is the minimum hdmi requirement. The difference between 4k hdr and none 4k hdr can be quiet staggering to say the least. There is a model further up the chain that has HDR UHD on it.
As a PC upgrade?new build has been put back a year following excellent advice here I decided to throw £300 at a TV and bought this. http://www.richersounds.com/product...inch-4k-ultra-hd-smart-tv/hise-ltdn40k321uwts
