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Right there with you man.Meh, it's comparable to plasmas when they came out and they will come down. The biggest problem right now is the patent that LG has, once that expires then more competition and prices drop.
just hoping my plasma lasts that long. LCDs blow.
My Panny Plasma is starting to get some picture burn-in. Have had it for 5+ years now. Looking at some of the 4K deals for Black Friday and there are a couple that are tempting.Right there with you man.Meh, it's comparable to plasmas when they came out and they will come down. The biggest problem right now is the patent that LG has, once that expires then more competition and prices drop.
The samsung 65" 850D is supposed to be under $2k starting the 20th and is rated the best i this class.My Panny Plasma is starting to get some picture burn-in. Have had it for 5+ years now. Looking at some of the 4K deals for Black Friday and there are a couple that are tempting.Right there with you man.Meh, it's comparable to plasmas when they came out and they will come down. The biggest problem right now is the patent that LG has, once that expires then more competition and prices drop.
Don't think any Samsung is going to be a red headed step child in the TV business. Not sure on how good of a deal it is but I doubt you'd be disappointed in a Samsung TV.
I have a Samsung LED right now and love it. Just couldn't figure out the price discrepancy in the TVs I was looking at. Maybe the other ones had 3D or something but that doesn't seem to be a $2k feature.
Samsung has three levels of TV - entry (6xxx), mid (7xxx), and high (8xxx and 9xxx).
Highly doubtful. Places can't keep them in stock around here. Biggest issue is that LG has a patent (acquired through an acquisition I believe) and they are the only mfg in the game for OLED right now.
I'd wait. Early returns are pretty positive on the LG OLEDs, but unless you're an early adopter, I'd wait at least one more generation.
SUHD is mostly marketing. I think you're better off saving $400 and putting it toward an OLED in a year or two.
Same here. I have a 50" Panasonic plasma that has been great, but slowly starting to see some image burn in it. I want to upgrade to a bigger 4K, but seems like the ones that are worth it, are still a tad out of what I'm looking to pay at the moment. Unless I find a good deal on a 60"+ w/240hz, I'm fine holding out.
Pretty much the same here. The 4k TVs in the store look fantastic but the video they are playing caters to best case scenario. That best case scenario isn't available yet at home for the bulk of content. So, I went with a LG 60PB6650 (60" plasma) for $640 from Micro Center. At that low price I'm more than willing to tread water until 4k content because more the norm.
Depends on what art it's doubling as. Some paintings go for millions, and are much smaller than 65" across - so 2,800 for that kinda technology seems pretty good.
I havent read up on that feature, but there are numerous apps that you can use to show pictures or art on your tv. i wouldn't pay for that feature. Pay for the picture quality. for ~3k you can get a top 4k tv(LG from what i know makes the top ones right now).
My guess is the 2017 model since the 2016 and 2015 models are both below that normally.
Nope, not sure how Target has the B7 versions those were supposed to be warehouse models.
Amazon also has those tvs for the same prices.
So this is the new normal for OLED? We move in a month, and I am building my first high quality AV room. First time with 5.1 speakers and a high quality TV. Kids will go nuts playing the Switch on a 4K TV with real quality sound (been using a 1080 Samsung for about 5 years that's starting to fade in low light). I want it to be easy to use, and reviews say LG has the most intuitive SmartTV/app set up.
I don't know. My tv in my man cave has been having issues lately so I've been looking. Noticed those on Amazon this morning and then saw your post about the Target prices. I'm guessing that this is just the natural price progression we see with every new tv style. I think I'm going to hold out until Thanksgiving week/week after to see if I can save a few more hundred, but I don't mind the prices I'm seeing now at all.
I'm not sure what the new normal will be but they have been steadily declining over time, which is typical for technology.
God I hope prices keep dropping. I have a 1080p 47" today and sit about 10 feet away so you can imagine how puny that thing looks. So, do I
Well if you want 70+ then you may not get an OLED. They top out at 65 and I have no idea if LG is going to release a 70". Prices this year are less than last year by a few hundred, I would imagine that it will follow suit next year. Unless you have chet money then I'd get one now.
I don't have a microcenter down here.
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