Savantcore
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Fuck it, getting a Sony XD800. Can't really afford any more but it seems great.
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Buying a 4K TV for PS4K thread!
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The LG OLED sets support Dolby Vision in addition to HDR10, not instead of..
SictorVullivan
Member
Anyone got any good recommendations for a 4K HDR set around £500-£700 in the UK?
Looking for around 50"
Been looking at these ones but these all seem to be from last year, so not really sure if theres anything a bit more recent?
It would be just for gaming really.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01E1QQHPK/
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-UE5...samsung+ku6000
I read that you cant really get true HDR for that price, but generally I'm just looking for a decent entry level 4KTV around that price range.
Looking for around 50"
Been looking at these ones but these all seem to be from last year, so not really sure if theres anything a bit more recent?
It would be just for gaming really.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01E1QQHPK/
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-UE5...samsung+ku6000
I read that you cant really get true HDR for that price, but generally I'm just looking for a decent entry level 4KTV around that price range.
I'm currently looking at:
Sony KD-49XD8305
Sony KD-43XE8005
They're the same price (not buying them on amazon). Any thoughts?
Sony KD-49XD8305
Sony KD-43XE8005
They're the same price (not buying them on amazon). Any thoughts?
TrAcEr_x90
Member
I recently got a 65inch 4k HDR Samsung TV. Took me awhile to find the settings but I now have the 4k HDR working. My question is when I am watching things at night, I can see bright spots around the TV, especially when watching a movie that has letterboxing. Is this just still a common problem with LCD tvs? It just doesnt get the dark blacks?
This TV will be on a deep discount on Tuesday at a chain in Sweden: Samsung 55" 4K UHD Smart TV UE55MU6195 from 9995 sek to 6888 sek.
https://www.elgiganten.se/product/ljud-bild/tv/UE55MU6195XXC/samsung-55-4k-uhd-smart-tv-ue55mu6195
Somebody know if it's a good tv for PS4 Pro and if it's true HDR and ok MS?
They have some other TV's on offer as well, prices shown are valid on Tuesday only.
Which ones are good and not to pricey?
https://www.elgiganten.se/cms/dagskampanj/galler-endast-idag
https://www.elgiganten.se/product/ljud-bild/tv/UE55MU6195XXC/samsung-55-4k-uhd-smart-tv-ue55mu6195
Somebody know if it's a good tv for PS4 Pro and if it's true HDR and ok MS?
They have some other TV's on offer as well, prices shown are valid on Tuesday only.
Which ones are good and not to pricey?
https://www.elgiganten.se/cms/dagskampanj/galler-endast-idag
I've just been offered my friend's Sony Bravia KD49XE7002 4K HDR Smart TV for a couple of hundred quid and was considering buying it for the bedroom.
Does anybody have any experience of this panel for gaming? For the price I may be getting it for, it isn't really a long-term investment as it may well be replaced in two or three years but a better set but I'm just wondering what people think of the set, considering the price.
I'm not 100% sure but I believe that the XE70 is known as the X720E. I hate the way Sony do this with the names of their TVs.
EDIT:
I'm finding it difficult to find review info on the 49" XE70 but I have found a review of the larger size that measures lag at 22ms in Game mode. There's also been a recent firmware update which is supposed to improve Game mode.
EDIT 2:
I've actually found a review on rtings.com for the X720E model and the input lag seems pretty damn good for gaming.
It's clearly not the best TV out there but a 50" bedroom TV for the bedroom at £200 means I'd be stupid not too.
Does anybody have any experience of this panel for gaming? For the price I may be getting it for, it isn't really a long-term investment as it may well be replaced in two or three years but a better set but I'm just wondering what people think of the set, considering the price.
I'm not 100% sure but I believe that the XE70 is known as the X720E. I hate the way Sony do this with the names of their TVs.
EDIT:
I'm finding it difficult to find review info on the 49" XE70 but I have found a review of the larger size that measures lag at 22ms in Game mode. There's also been a recent firmware update which is supposed to improve Game mode.
EDIT 2:
I've actually found a review on rtings.com for the X720E model and the input lag seems pretty damn good for gaming.
rtings.com said:
It's clearly not the best TV out there but a 50" bedroom TV for the bedroom at £200 means I'd be stupid not too.
base
Banned
Don't do it. Go for Sony XE9005 or XE9305.So I am thinking about buying a 4k gaming TV. Samsung MU8000 49inch. It s around 940euros here in germany. From what I read online it looks like a decent TV. But not sure if there is something better in that price range. If anyone knows please do tell
Thank you
base
Banned
I know but it's worth it. I have myself Samsung KS7000 which is even better than MU8000 cause of Quantum Dot. I wouldn't recommend buying it again. Too many issues - with HDMI switching, no HDR settings switching in Game Mode.
If I could choose one more time I'd go for XE9005/XE9305 definitely.
Badlucktroll
Member
Ordered the Vizio M50-e1. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/vizio-...th-high-dynamic-range/5762813.p?skuId=5762813
It has Dolby Vision and HDR 10 support. Various forums say it passes all the Xbox One 4k checks and Ps4 Pro is compatible.
It has Dolby Vision and HDR 10 support. Various forums say it passes all the Xbox One 4k checks and Ps4 Pro is compatible.
base
Banned
Every TV with HDMI is "compatible" with XBox One X and PS4 Pro
Badlucktroll
Member
Does the Sony XBR900 line have Dolby Vision support?
Toe-Knee
Member
Hang on a few months and prices will drop when the xf9005 is out
DeceptiveAlarm
Gold Member
I need a bigger Tv and want 4k. I sit about 10-11 feet away from TV. I know ever one says the TCL 605 is the best bang but it's only 55". Rtings rates the 405 as decent for gaming and if I go that way I can get a 65". So if I have to pick should I go for the better picture of the 605 or the size of the 405?I have a 40" now for reference. And this will be for mostly Ps4 pro gaming.
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MrBenchmark
Member
You could wait for the 2018 tcl line they are releasing up to a 65 this year with more features same pricing.
I have the 55 replaced my 2014 Vizio P series with it and it’s a fantastic set blows my old Vizio away.
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DeceptiveAlarm
Gold Member
I need to stay in that 6-7 hundred range though. I have a feeling the 65p will be over 1000.
Ok thanks for this info. I am actually planning to buy it in april or may this year.
Toe-Knee
Member
I reckon the new models will be out by then so keep an eye on stores for deals.
Also if you can use topcashback in your country there's often good deals.
Currently they have 10% cashback on any Sony TV from curry's in the uk
JohnnyFootball
GerAlt-Right. Ciriously.
Since this thread got resurrected I’ll chime in with opinion that matters:
The TCL P605 series TV is the only TV under a $1000 that anyone should consider. It’s the best value and bang for buck model you can get. A better TV will cost over $1000.
The TCL P605 series TV is the only TV under a $1000 that anyone should consider. It’s the best value and bang for buck model you can get. A better TV will cost over $1000.
MrBenchmark
Member
Nothin but truth said here!