I'm in the market for a new tv but I've almost given up. It seems like this shouldn't be this hard but reading about everyone's opinions is only second to most confusing to actually looking at TVs in the store. Ya, the 4k models look awesome in the demo mode but then you see an nba game on a similar model and it looks terrible.
First, so few tvs are actually 240hz do how important is this? I mostly watch live sports and some movies.
Next, I thought I'd discovered that 65 inches is possibly the best size to value point but then I see 70 inch models near a grand. Of course they don't look great but neither do some $1500 65s, either.
I'd like a 70 but if the value is in a 65, that's fine. I'm concerned with picture quality (I have directv) first and don't care a bit about the extra features such as 3d and smart functions. The addition of some of these only further muddies the water. My head is seriously about to explode. Buying a 4k set seems reasonable but isn't mandatory.
I'd spend anywhere between 1000 and 2500 if I could somehow figure the best thing to zero in on. Looking in the stores has been zero help.
First, so few tvs are actually 240hz do how important is this? I mostly watch live sports and some movies.
Next, I thought I'd discovered that 65 inches is possibly the best size to value point but then I see 70 inch models near a grand. Of course they don't look great but neither do some $1500 65s, either.
I'd like a 70 but if the value is in a 65, that's fine. I'm concerned with picture quality (I have directv) first and don't care a bit about the extra features such as 3d and smart functions. The addition of some of these only further muddies the water. My head is seriously about to explode. Buying a 4k set seems reasonable but isn't mandatory.
I'd spend anywhere between 1000 and 2500 if I could somehow figure the best thing to zero in on. Looking in the stores has been zero help.