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[Pennywise]

gamechanger if true.

this is the best mid/high tier gaming TV @ 4k.

I mean that's always the case when new models are introduced, the old models are slowly getting out of stock.

So I wouldn't exactly count on alot of them during BF.
Really enjoying my KS8500 <3

 

[Jarrod38]

Generally speaking when do new TVs start coming out?

 

[Madness]

Generally speaking when do new TVs start coming out?

You should start to see newer models come from April and onwards. Not every model necessarily. By August pretty much every major model announced should be in stores.

 

[Jarnet87]

Sizes are too big for my bedroom TV.

Needed something in the 40-47 inch range.

In the same boat, been looking for a 40 inch TV to upgrade from my 32 inch. All there really is is the Sony X800D and the Samsung KU6290/KU6300. Maybe there is something new coming this year but I haven't found anything yet. The Samsung KU isn't a true HDR set but people say it's a good set if you can get a sale price. Best Buy was running an ad for week that is down to $300 again.

 

[diablos991]

Sizes are too big for my bedroom TV.

Needed something in the 40-47 inch range.

Sony XD800 is your best bet by a mile. 10-bit panel and low latency.
The 43" has a superior panel to the 49".

I own the 43" and it's a thing of beauty.

 

[aadiboy]

What are Samsung's newest lineup of TVs? They would have been announced at CES, right?

 

[Pennywise]

gamechanger if true.

this is the best mid/high tier gaming TV @ 4k.

What are Samsung's newest lineup of TVs? They would have been announced at CES, right?

http://www.samsung.com/us/televisions-home-theater/tvs/qled-tvs/s/_/n-10+11+hv1uh+zq2jh/

 

[MarveI]

Meanwhile in europe....

Just checked the KS8000 55 inch 2000 euro so around 2100 dollars. Surreal when compared to US prices. If you remove tax that's still around 1600.

 

[The Lone Courier]

Waiting for 75in to drop. Want to feel like I'm at a drive in.

 

[Psychotic_Mantis]

I am still a junior...so can't make my own topic on this. Was hoping for some help on my upcoming purchase of a 4k TV.

I absolutely want to go with a 75'' and $3,500 was kind of my high point. I have been watching the 75SJ8500 from LG but I also noticed the Samsung MU8000 75'' today. I am going to be putting this in the basement and I do like it to be darker when gaming and watching movies/tv.

Does anyone have any experience with either LG or Samsung? These are higher tier but not top tier. The big issue I have read about LG is the IPS panel and Blacks don't look great. I have a 60'' LG 1080P down there now. The Blacks aren't perfect and it doesn't always bother me...but I am wondering if it would if I drop this kind of cash on a tv.

Anyway, if anyone has any insight or advice, it would be much appreciated!!