Talk TV’s to Me BBN

[UKCats_1019]

Our tv is dying so we are in the market for a new one.

We are looking at 75 inch ones, we used it for our main TV watching/video game playing.

Im really excited about gta6 coming out next month and will be playing it a lot.

So what brand, features and other things should we be looking at? Any recommendations are appreciated. We are looking at anything under $1000

Go Cats!!! ⚪️

 

[MidseasonTweak]

Most smart TVs have the same features at this point. I like Samsung and Sony TVs the most.

 

[DelkBowl]

OLED is the only quality choice. It’s driven down the prices on all the others.

 

[BBNinSCar]

RGB is the latest screens and TCL is the best brand. I bought the 75” TCL recently and got a free 56” at Best Buy.

 

[Anon722800]

TV's what?

 

[JASUN74]

Most smart TVs have the same features at this point. I like Samsung and Sony TVs the most.

My 75 inch Samsung has been awesome and it’s five years old now. Can’t tell it’s not brand new. I got the three year warranty but didn’t need to use it. I’d still recommend at minimum an extra three years. Anyway, I paid under $700.00 and still believe they’re around there. Highly recommend. I’m sure there’s better quality but I can’t tell the difference between my parents HD and mine and they paid a lot more. Hope that helps.

 

[Anon722800]

 

[UKCats_1019]

If they were that simple it would be easy to buy, now you have know what oled, screen ratings and all the other crap.

 

[BellyBall]

Samsung Sony LG OLED. TCL is the best of the cheaper TV's

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Rating site ^^^

 

[Anon722800]

If they were that simple it would be easy to buy, now you have know what oled, screen ratings and all the other crap.

No you don't. Just buy one. They're all mostly the same

 

[Skyguyb27]

Go to Costco and get a tv, 5 year warranty no questions asked. And if it happens to have issues at 4 years and 8 months they’ll replace it.

 

[UKCats_1019]

Go to Costco and get a tv, 5 year warranty no questions asked. And if it happens to have issues at 4 years and 8 months they’ll replace it.

I believe that is where we are going to go with.

 

[NotACop]

Love my Samsung S90D. OLED is by far the best picture and most accurate colors.

 

[Seth_C]

Buying TVs is easy these days. Don’t get the cheapest one. You’ll pay half as much as I did for my first 50” plasma, and it will be at least 4x as good. You can get a perfectly fine 75” for under $300. Best Buy has an open box Samsung for $231. Spend $600 and you will have a damned fine tv.

 

[rick64]

Got a 55” Sony Bravia a few years ago. Love it!!

 

[Ash Williams]

My 75 inch Samsung has been awesome and it’s five years old now. Can’t tell it’s not brand new. I got the three year warranty but didn’t need to use it. I’d still recommend at minimum an extra three years. Anyway, I paid under $700.00 and still believe they’re around there. Highly recommend. I’m sure there’s better quality but I can’t tell the difference between my parents HD and mine and they paid a lot more. Hope that helps.

I bought a 75 inch Samsung about 3 years ago and it's a piece of shyyyte. I have to unplug it every other day just to reset it.

 

[UKBB4Ever]

Our tv is dying so we are in the market for a new one.

We are looking at 75 inch ones, we used it for our main TV watching/video game playing.

Im really excited about gta6 coming out next month and will be playing it a lot.

So what brand, features and other things should we be looking at? Any recommendations are appreciated. We are looking at anything under $1000

Go Cats!!! ⚪️

I bought a new TV 2 years ago. Samsung 75”. I talked to a guy that installs TV’s and sound systems for a living. He told me to get the highest “refresh rate”. It cost about $400 more for that. But still around $1000.

I don’t know if it really made a difference but it’s been a great TV for 2 years.

I don’t buy extended warranty on anything so I didn’t get that.

 

[Catapult44]

Have 2 LG's and happy with both.

 

[Snarks]

I have a bunch of TCL mini led TVs from 40in to 98in. Been happy with them and a reasonable price point..

 

[MbergCat]

Our tv is dying so we are in the market for a new one.

We are looking at 75 inch ones, we used it for our main TV watching/video game playing.

Im really excited about gta6 coming out next month and will be playing it a lot.

So what brand, features and other things should we be looking at? Any recommendations are appreciated. We are looking at anything under $1000

Go Cats!!! ⚪️

Save the money and get a Hysense. It's all I've bought for the last few years. Great quality and cheap!

 

[RobEStacy]

For under a 1000....you not going to see that big a difference in them... You need to get into the 1500 and up range to start seeing the high end stuff... Find something on sale and you will be good... Save the extra money and get a good sound bar.

 

[JASUN74]

I bought a 75 inch Samsung about 3 years ago and it's a piece of shyyyte. I have to unplug it every other day just to reset it.

Sorry to hear that. Had great luck so far out of mine.

 

[Catastic5]

How far is your TV going to be from where you’re viewing it? If it’s on the closer side you can get a 55 inch oled for roughly $1000.

 

[JASUN74]

For under a 1000....you not going to see that big a difference in them... You need to get into the 1500 and up range to start seeing the high end stuff... Find something on sale and you will be good... Save the extra money and get a good sound bar.

100% got to have a good surround sound. Minimum a sound bar but the 5.1 and 7.1 systems are so cheap and makes a thousand percent difference. Love feeling like I’m in a theater during Kentucky on the Tv. . I’d watch these Cats on a 12 inch black and white and go crazy. lol.

 

[Skyguyb27]

I bought a 75 inch Samsung about 3 years ago and it's a piece of shyyyte. I have to unplug it every other day just to reset it.

I’m was always a big Samsung fan in the past but the virtual assistant bixby is worse that windows 3.1, absolutely worthless.

 

[paulcalhoun_rivals397471]

Projectors are worth consideration imo. They are generally cheaper and many can adjust to a screen size of 40" up to 120".

 

[meteordealer]

They're all about the same nowadays. Most of the panels are made in the same factory. You're just paying for a name, and certain features.

 

[MonsterMash79]

They're all about the same nowadays. Most of the panels are made in the same factory. You're just paying for a name, and certain features.

This

 

[Johnnie Africa]

We moved and I had to buy all new TVs 3 years ago. Went with 2 TCLs and a Sony. The upstairs TCL sucks *** and always messes up and needs reset, the downstairs TCL has been great. The Sony has been good, and the 6 year old Vizio we brought from old house still works great. I cant tell the difference between the expensive Sony or the TCL.

 

[wildcatdon]

I believe that is where we are going to go with.

Lg is the way to go

 

[WildcatfaninOhio]

Lg is the way to go

My current TV is a 12 year old Sharp 70 inch that is about to give up the ghost. Time to shop for a new one.

Will likely head to Best Buy today to get an LG C6H 77 inch OLED. Looks like I can get a pretty good deal.

*edit - Bought it. It’ll be delivered tomorrow and they’ll take away the old one. Watched this LG model in the store for about 15 minutes, and the picture looks fantastic. Will soon buy the suggested sound bar and subwoofer.

LG - 77" Class C6H OLED