Hi all, just wondering what the best TV in terms of value for money is for a 75” or more size. I've noticed a Hisense for about $1450 and a LG for $1700 and Samsung for $1900
Any help would be great!:)
Best Value 75” or More TV and Why?
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Depends on what's valuable to you. Picture quality, money left in your pocket, no vertical banding (common on large edge lit panels).
Get the Sumsung RU7100 or whatever it is, on sale for liek 1200-1300 all the time.
I have an LED 75" Samsung. Been trying to replace it since last August with a 4K screen. I've tried 3 TVs so far at home (a big effort) and can't beat it with anything new.
Most of our viewing is in HD or 1080p (FHD), and the occasional free to air in SD.
The chinese QLEDs I tried both looked terrible in anything other than 4k. Absolute rubbish in comparison, until in 4k, where they were watchable- but still the colouring was strange, movements jerky and background often getting murky, bright, or dark for no apparent reason. Run the same through the old TV and its crystal clear.
Even tried a RU7100 and a Q70T, but their software was more annoying, and the picture was also worse (but less so) in almost every resolution/mode. 4K was hardly special, so the extra expense of either one just wasn't worth it. (Even our HD Netflix feed looks exactly the same on the old one).
All the cheap ones seem to rely on backlighting to reduce haze and greyness, or maybe their image processors are overloaded or poorly programmed/developed. Our old 75" Samsung looked better than all of them in 1080p! Decided to take the advice of a few on here and stick with it until the new ones improve, and get cheaper.
I like the sumsung