ITT we discuss our Televisions. What we like, what we hate about them

Help guys, is a curved TV a meme or a genuine good feature? Whenever I'm at the store and I see them on display I'm transfixed but idk if that would transfer to my home set up. Plus the one I'm eyeing is like 70 inches.

I use a 43" 4k TCL tv as a monitor. I had never heard of TCL before I bought this TV two years ago but man this thing is solid.

After about 2 minutes you can't tell the difference. Total gimmick.

>"What do you own then, sir."
>"A toilet."

one trillion percent meme

Okay, I'll just find one relatively thin with as small a border as I can. In retrospect I was probably more drawn to it because it was razor thin and had a screen that went entirely to the edge. It would probably be shit for Vidya though.

But a couch is more comffy then a computer chair for watching tv and cam girls as well.

Not bad, but not great. Basically not worth the extra cost. Just get a nice flat 70 or 75 inch LCD if that is your budget.

>gran turismo
Good taste, my man. Definitely not a Yea Forumsedditor.

I have a basement vidya setup where I have a 65 inch Samsung mu6290 and on the ground floor I have a 55 inch q6f. The mu6290 has a lot of missing features you'd want in a 4k TV so I'd have a hard time recommending it but it has a really fine picture and I got it real cheap. It suffers worst in motion, especially slow panning due to a 60hz refresh rate. The q6f is fantastic but it's smaller and I have it over my fireplace then have a piano off to the side and the couch pushed all the way back so it isn't the ideal place to watch TV or movies, it's mostly there for my son or my wife to watch shit quality Hulu and Amazon trash on. I do everything via vudu or 4k Blu ray/standard Blu ray downstairs.

Brands like VIZIO and TCL are kindof shit quality right? Better to spend more on LG, Samsung, or Sony? Do you really notice the difference or should I save $300 of a 65 and just get TCL?

just put your couch infront the the computer

>make an entire wall of your living room a single tv screen
>tfw only off by 6/7 years

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My budget is around $1250 CDN. I'm basically looking for anything in the 65"+ range, and I don't care about QLED/OLED or true black.

Side note, it would be used for both movies and Vidya.

I have a tv I paid about $250 for at Costco. No clue what size it is, or the specs, because I just don't care about TV that much.
But you guys flex over consumer shit you bought, like it makes you more refined or something.

>I don't care about QLED/OLED or true black
You would if you saw the difference. Especially on wide-screen trash, having those bars be completely black is night and day

>Tfw home theater where everything is coated in vantablack and your screen can just be floating in the void

How do these companies stay in business, I assume only turbo mega autismos buy the newest tv when it comes out. Like I use a TV that I bought like 10 years ago, so do most of my friends, the fuck is the point of these reveals where they show the exact same shit BUT THIS TIME IS 16k :D

Okay I care about it and I've seen it first hand and it's amazing, but can't justify the price hike. QLED TVs can be $4000+ more than non QLEDs even if they're slightly smaller. I don't value it that much.

I'm not going to feel bad for making more money than you lol

Computer screens aren't as big. 65" is greater then 24".

>Hey I bought this thing, I'm not sure if it's so great
>Yeah no you should get this other thing it's a little more expensive but worth it
>OH BOY CHECK OUT THESE FUCKING -DRONES-, GUESS WHAT FUCKERS I DON'T EVEN -CARE- ABOUT THINGS, TAKE THAT

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>flex over consumer shit you bought
What is the point of money if not to buy things. Once you have food, shelter, and some savings for the future what else would you do?

I don't know about leafprices, but these are good choices.

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In terms of FUCKING LEAF prices that's probably 1300-1400, just barely out of my price range, but fuck it I'll just give up Tim Hortons for a month.

just get 2 34 inchers and stick them together and watch two things at once for the price of a 65 incher

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>watch two things at once
Ah. Sorry fren. I didn't realize you had autism. Yes, I do agree you have a nice setup there.

>not having ultimate surrender lesbo wrestling on one screen while having African tyre fyre murders on another to fully activate your brain and seen receptors

thanks, i also have a yamaha cheapo sound bar i mounted on the wall so i can watch without ear muffs on, it's pretty comfy. i tend to have muted fetish porn on one screen at all times and the other one for movies or shows, really makes getting through stuff easier