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[SLoWMoTIoN]

Anyone got any recommendations, my current tv is 8 years old (I purchased it for Halo: Reach!).
Specs/Wants:
Low latency input for PS4/Xbox One X & Switch
32" or higher (I sit 2 yards from my tv, screen size isn't a massive factor )
Full 4K & full HDR
32" or more
Netflix + YouTube

Difficulty modifiers:
UK shopper
£500 budget

https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/nu7100
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07CVCPRTC/ (I have the 17' model its ok for gaming but everything else is ehhhh)

I regret getting this when I did cause it cost me way more and then :/ There are slightly better tvs but the budget is higher though.

 

[ReBurn]

https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/nu7100
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07CVCPRTC/ (I have the 17' model its ok for gaming but everything else is ehhhh)

I regret getting this when I did cause it cost me way more and then :/ There are slightly better tvs but the budget is higher though.

I bought the NU7100 during a back to school sale. Picked up the 65" model. I find It great for games.

 

[JohnnyFootball]

Anyone got any recommendations, my current tv is 8 years old (I purchased it for Halo: Reach!).
Specs/Wants:
Low latency input for PS4/Xbox One X & Switch
32" or higher (I sit 2 yards from my tv, screen size isn't a massive factor )
Full 4K & full HDR
32" or more
Netflix + YouTube

Difficulty modifiers:
UK shopper
£500 budget

Vizio M-series.

 

[JareBear: Remastered]

Im looking to upgrade from my 5 year old BenQ 1080p monitor for my Pro.

I was going to get the LG 27uk650 monitor which is reviewed well and under 500 bucks.

Then I saw that the Samsung 49NU8000 is only 650 bucks on Amazon and I can’t decide which direction to go in.

 

[Toe-Knee]

Im looking to upgrade from my 5 year old BenQ 1080p monitor for my Pro.

I was going to get the LG 27uk650 monitor which is reviewed well and under 500 bucks.

Then I saw that the Samsung 49NU8000 is only 650 bucks on Amazon and I can’t decide which direction to go in.

Isn't the popular tcl about that price?

That Samsung has overly aggressive dimming that can ruin hdr if its the right model I'm recalling from when I was researching

 

[JareBear: Remastered]

Isn't the popular tcl about that price?

That Samsung has overly aggressive dimming that can ruin hdr if its the right model I'm recalling from when I was researching

I was looking at the TCL 6 series too. Looks like they have better contrast than the Sammy but I also read something about “dirty screen effect” with the TCL

 

[Fbh]

I'm also looking for something new.
Moved to another country and gave my TV to my mom (It was a 55" Samsung JS8500)
I'll have to lower the budget this time but still want something ok in the max $700 range.

I pretty much only care about the image quality (including decent HDR support), I don't care about Smart features (which I guess are standard now anyway), audio or a

 

[888]

I was looking at the TCL 6 series too. Looks like they have better contrast than the Sammy but I also read something about “dirty screen effect” with the TCL

I have that TCL. No dirty screen effect on my set. Like I have said. It competes with my XBR Sony that was double the price. Very impressed.

 

[JareBear: Remastered]

I have that TCL. No dirty screen effect on my set. Like I have said. It competes with my XBR Sony that was double the price. Very impressed.

The R617?

 

[Toe-Knee]

I was looking at the TCL 6 series too. Looks like they have better contrast than the Sammy but I also read something about “dirty screen effect” with the TCL

You will get a minimal amount of dirty screen effect on most lcd panels but it's usually very minimal.

If you can try going for full array local dimming over edge dimming. It can make quite a big difference.

 

[888]

The R617?

The 65inch 6 series. I believe I have the R617. There was two different models because of remotes.

 

[JareBear: Remastered]

You will get a minimal amount of dirty screen effect on most lcd panels but it's usually very minimal.

If you can try going for full array local dimming over edge dimming. It can make quite a big difference.

I’ll look for TVs that feature full array that are within my price range, thanks for the tips

 

[JareBear: Remastered]

Does a 120hz panel really matter if I’m only using tv for console gaming?

Like is it worth a 200 dollar difference?

 

[Toe-Knee]

Does a 120hz panel really matter if I’m only using tv for console gaming?

Like is it worth a 200 dollar difference?

Most that are advertised as 120hz are only 60hz + smoothing.

I wouldn't worry about it

 

[Jayjayhd34]

Anyone know if this is any good https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-an...4k-ultra-hd-hdr-led-tv-10177119-pdt.html#tab3 ?

 

[Toe-Knee]

Anyone know if this is any good https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-an...4k-ultra-hd-hdr-led-tv-10177119-pdt.html#tab3 ?

It's ok but not ideal.

At that budget I bet you could get an xf9005 on black Friday which is a far better set.

 

[Malakhov]

Bought a TCL 55S405 for the bedroom, insane tv for 350$

 

[JareBear: Remastered]

I hate being so indecisive. I’ve weighed three 600-700 dollar range models (TVL 6 series and two Sammies) and at different times was sure I had picked each of them. Then I fell in love with the X900F but it’s really a little above my budget range. Leaning toward just getting the 900 and kicking myself later

 

[Toe-Knee]

I hate being so indecisive. I’ve weighed three 600-700 dollar range models (TVL 6 series and two Sammies) and at different times was sure I had picked each of them. Then I fell in love with the X900F but it’s really a little above my budget range. Leaning toward just getting the 900 and kicking myself later

Hold out for black Friday the prices on the 900f should drop by a fair bit.

 

[Chairman Tickles]

I got this 55inch for $450 USD equivalent a few months ago:

Model: LE55A4S1UHD

I'm astonished at the picture quality for such a budget thing. Once I got all the settings just right it was perfect for an LCD panel and the HDR is quite decent. And yes it comes with free 3 year warranty. Speakers suck but that's to be expected, I always have an external sound system to plug in.

 

[Vtecomega]

I'm currently looking for a high end hdr tv. Apparently LG are the leaders now in terms of HDR and low input lag?

 

[Lightsbane]

I bought the NU7100 during a back to school sale. Picked up the 65" model. I find It great for games.

How is the response time? I assume it's not great.

(not talking about input lag)

 

[Shai-Tan]

How is the response time? I assume it's not great.

(not talking about input lag)

see https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/nu7100

hdr doesnt look great

 

[MrDemmyB]

I got this 55inch for $450 USD equivalent a few months ago:

Model: LE55A4S1UHD

I'm astonished at the picture quality for such a budget thing. Once I got all the settings just right it was perfect for an LCD panel and the HDR is quite decent. And yes it comes with free 3 year warranty. Speakers suck but that's to be expected, I always have an external sound system to plug in.

I was wondering if you could share your settings on the TEAC TV. I Have the same 55inch TEAC TV and had to reset it and all my settings are gone. Trying to get it back to what i had previously before but can't seem to hit the spot!

 

[D.Final]

I was wondering if you could share your settings on the TEAC TV. I Have the same 55inch TEAC TV and had to reset it and all my settings are gone. Trying to get it back to what i had previously before but can't seem to hit the spot!

I think it's a compatibility issue

 

[MrDemmyB]

i meant picture setting. Used to have the right picture setting but can't seem to get it now.

 

[D.Final]

i meant picture setting. Used to have the right picture setting but can't seem to get it now.

You mean for the resolution?

 

[MrDemmyB]

You mean for the resolution?

Nope I meant picture setting for TV (brightness, contrast, etc) chairman tickle said he found his sweet spot so was wondering if he could share his.