What TV does Yea Forums use?
I just updated my Sony Bravia 55’ XD8505 to a state of the art LG OLED 65’ E8. I gotta say it is mesmerizing. I can sit through a movie or episode and just gaze at the picture quality. Definately worth breaking the bank for it
>Definately
Yeah sorrry. Phoneposting without auto-correct
OLED is way too risky for me. Beautiful but risky.
If you get one at best buy they will give you refunds/replacements for burn in.
For how long though?
I pretty much only use a computer monitor to watch my kino
For the length of the manufacturer's warranty I believe, or five years if you get their in store warranty.
Why? Theres like 6 4k blu rays that are actually 4k. Everything else is upscaled 1080p or shittt streaming
Because a good TV makes even 1080 look great
there in store warranties are pretty cash they will refund it no matter what usually I returned my headphones after breaking like 10 times
Plebs place too much emphasis on resolution. I'd rather have 1080p OLED over those cheap ass 4K LG/Samsung TVs.
They will even replace it with a newer thing if they no longer have the exact one you originally bought in stock anymore.
Exactly!
Yeah the warranties you get today are amazing. I got 6 year warranty on this, and I guess i’ll replace it by then anyways
>purchased a mid-line LG 4K that I got on open box discount at BB for $700 2 years ago
>saved $500, seemed like a reasonable entry price point
I can say it was not worth it over a higher end 1080 from Samsung or LG. Any dimly lit or day-for-night scenes deteriorate into a blizzard of gray pixels and the picture loses all fidelity. That being said, I desperately want either an LG C8 or Samsung Q9F since I already have a badass 5.1 system
i got a 60in 1080p samsung tv 2013 model that i got for free from my sister after she upgraded to a 4k tv
55 inch LG I grabbed Black Friday last year
it’s good, considering I’m improving from a 32 inch Samsung from 2009
I also have a projector I grabbed off Public Surplus from a school which works well
just get QLED bros
So how long until we have ultra thin 16k membrane tv's or some shit bros? seems like tech is finally starting to make significant improvements after being largely stagnant for a decade, I'm pretty pumped.
>4,000$
What's your job user
Cashier at Sneed's
>being so retarded he has to rely on autocorrect
cringe
Wagecuck
not really though. maybe if you watch the same channel for 18 hours every day but not for any kind of normal use
>Buy needlessly large TV instead of just moving your couch closer to the TV
Why are brainlets like this?
have sex
>couch
>not bench
Never gonna make it
>100000s of movies predating the 2010s shot on 35mm that can be rescanned and mastered in 4K
Zoomers must die
The burn in is not an issue anymore unless you're a complete retard and play CNN 24/7 for over a year. Not even playing the same game with a static interface for hours every day will give you a burn-in. Until MicroLED tvs hit the market, there's nothing even remotely comparable to OLED in terms of picture quality. You wouldn't even believe movies can look this good until you see them on an OLED tv.