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We're moving to a larger house and my old TV is going to be too small for our new living room, so looking for a larger one. We don't watch a lot of TV really, but love a box set and films especially in the winter.
Couple of questions:
Should I buy 4k now or just get the best HD TV I can now, and get a 4k in a few years.
Where's a good/cheap place to look. It's been a while. Last one came from Richer Sounds I think, is this still a good bet?
Always had Panasonic TV's, but have seen a couple of Samsungs recently that seem to have great pictures that really 'pop'. Any brand recommendations?
Thanks!
have seen a couple of Samsungs recently that seem to have great pictures that really 'pop'.
TV's in showrooms are set up in a way that looks good for a short while but you couldn't live with at home - don't be fooled.
We had a Samsung that literally did go 'pop', got Panasonics now.
There have been many, many threads lately asking the same question, including one like yesterday or the day before. Have a read:
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=site:singletrackworld.com+tv+4k
TL;DR - Toshiba, Panasonic or Samsung, from John Lewis. 4K is probably a waste of money unless you're going over 50".
I'm going to close this as a duplicate, it's getting silly now! (-: