Need help buying a new tv

Russian Rocket · 10-07-16, 01:40 PM

Get one of these TVs

BIGDAY · 10-07-16, 02:22 PM

Snowball · 10-07-16, 05:24 PM

if it's a Smart TV, make sure it plays flash.

QuangX · 10-07-16, 09:31 PM

The curved is nice. My friend hooks it up and gets me around 50% sometimes.

gauchojake · 10-07-16, 10:34 PM

Gonna pull the trigger on a 65" LG OLED pretty soon

The Sony XBR 950 is the next best in my opinion

Don't like curved TV's they pick up a glare

actiondan · 10-08-16, 01:28 PM

Went with Lg, chinamart had a good deal

Hu$tle · 10-08-16, 04:06 PM

Vizio is nice

gauchojake · 11-03-16, 04:48 PM

Just pulled the trigger on an LG 65" OLED for 2500 delivered with a 2 yr square trade warranty. If there's a better deal on Black Friday I am going to be pissed.

TheMoneyShot · 11-03-16, 05:28 PM

Originally posted by gauchojake

Just pulled the trigger on an LG 65" OLED for 2500 delivered with a 2 yr square trade warranty. If there's a better deal on Black Friday I am going to be pissed.

Nothing better than buying an updated TV. I'm due for one. I'll check out prices around the holidays.

gauchojake · 11-03-16, 05:34 PM

Originally posted by TheMoneyShot

Nothing better than buying an updated TV. I'm due for one. I'll check out prices around the holidays.

My 50" 720p LG Plasma is a little dated, Money. I am upgrading all the TVs in the house and moving the old ones to game rooms/lake cabin. I hate to buy a TV before all the holiday sales, but this was too good to pass up.

Jimmy Proffett · 11-03-16, 09:13 PM

Originally posted by gauchojake

My 50" 720p LG Plasma is a little dated, Money. I am upgrading all the TVs in the house and moving the old ones to game rooms/lake cabin. I hate to buy a TV before all the holiday sales, but this was too good to pass up.

This is exactly what I have now, same brand and size. Had it for 10 years, not one problem. When I upgrade I'm definitely buying LG's.

downsouth · 11-03-16, 10:31 PM

Originally posted by Jimmy Proffett

This is exactly what I have now, same brand and size. Had it for 10 years, not one problem. When I upgrade I'm definitely buying LG's.

Be careful. THERE OLED is one of best tvs on market but a lot of there mid grade 4k stuff is inferior to a lot of other stuff out there.

Andy117 · 11-04-16, 09:42 PM

Originally posted by gauchojake

Just pulled the trigger on an LG 65" OLED for 2500 delivered with a 2 yr square trade warranty. If there's a better deal on Black Friday I am going to be pissed.

Where'd you get it for that price?

gauchojake · 11-05-16, 12:29 AM

Originally posted by Andy117

Where'd you get it for that price?

Ebay which I am a little nervous about, but the seller has like 300,000 ratings and over 97% positive feedback. I have spoken to them on the phone and it all seems above board.

astro61200 · 11-05-16, 01:42 AM

I bought a 4k 55" about 6 months ago for 330 I believe. It's a Scepter. Never had a problem with them before and I figure, even if I have to replace it in a few years, I'll get my money's worth and be able to get whatever the new tech is then. It isn't HDR, which is a negative but I'm happy with it. Paired it with a RCA sound bar that was on sale.

Had a 80" Seiki before in Louisville and never had a problem with it, grabbed it at Kmart for like 600. Didn't feel like breaking the bank for a name brand 75-80" TV.

Many off brand TVs are owned by the major guys anyway.

That said, send it back and wait for black Friday deals. If you need a TV in the mean time pick one up on Craigslist then resell it after BF.

gauchojake · 11-09-16, 01:35 AM

TV arrived today in brand new condition and looks great. Just in time to watch the election.