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That sounds fantastic, but let’s not pretend that the overwhelming majority of trades/builders are anything like that now

Better explanation is that the Dell is brighter for office related work, LG is a lot brighter for most HDR gaming

Most of Dell’s warranty replacements are refurbs, as was mine (which had even more hours with other issues)

The time to look is after the warranty period - I’d expect a lot will get burn in around the 3-4year mark, mine lasted half that

LG replaces all panels for those who pursue their rights under ACL (and you don’t need to push for it either) Problem is most people…

I am not disagreeing with anything you’re saying. If you get burn in and get the panel replaced at 4 years in you’ll get 8 years in…

Depending on how long you’re going to keep it it doesn’t really matter. LG replace all panels for burn in up to and past 5 yrs old…

Most of the power consumption specs are at a certain % of brightness - only useful if comparing very similar TV's as a C855 would be 4x as…

Have had this for a year and got one of the lightweight Rapoos for $39 as per a deal on here, Can't say I notice much of a difference at all

Sales is full of people who fall into it - no surprise that people with little direction and goals find a career with clear targets…

Biggest difference is the amount of dimming zones, better contrast on the C855

Currently $999, $100 for recycling any screen, edu discount and the 5% first order through the app

You can get the Samsung OLED G6 for around $750 at the moment which is one of the 360hz QD-OLEDS listed above, they won’t get any cheaper…

I’d be getting a different screen for that at permanently splitting it into segments will just get vertical lines burned in where each…

Whether the smart TV Tizen features are included

No, just need a lot of dimming zones and high brightness

If you're using it to watch sports in a bright room, MiniLED is definitely the way to go. That LG MiniLED however isn't

Not a big deal at this point as most PCVR games don’t even support the features they have disabled

They are, but the best on the market at the moment is the Phanteks T30

90 Zones vs over 1000+ on the TCL, no algorithm is making up that deficit

This is at least two steps down over a similarly priced C855 TCL

People don’t realise that they set a warranty period of 3 years as they expect most people to get burn in just after so they can’t get…

I had this exact screen which got burn in around the 1.5yr mark, got a refurb which was just another returned screen with other issues,…

I couldn’t think of a worse idea than an OLED refurb, especially considering warranty will be more of a hassle when you get burn in

If you’re tough on space, best off looking at something like a Krix LX7, a passive LCR all in one

All these five star reviews are on the premise that it’s a sound bar, in comparison to other soundbars If you look you’ll find plenty…

It doesn’t have atmos, and neither does this - the ‘11 Channels’ is marketing and you can’t create surround by having all the…

Pretty sure it was the NS330 set. My recommendation always has been if it’s slightly over budget, go used if possible

You definitely don’t need to spend “triple the money” to get something better than this. There was a Yamaha full 5.1 pack for $1500…

If you’re setting up a dedicated home theatre, this is definitely not what you want, really depends on your budget but you’d want a…