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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Stick with a well known brand! Other than that, good luck it's a mine field. Distance you view from should be taken into consideration as regards the screen size. Trying to decipher all the other stuff and compare!!! |
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By *a72Man
over a year ago
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SAMSUNG UE40MU6400U 40" Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV
Brilliant picture but might need a soundbar if it's going into a large room. Samsungs are actually well known now for their high quality picture. |
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"Samsung - Simple, straightforward, reasonably priced & great picture quality.
Hmmmm my dad has a Samsung one and the pic isn't very good.."
It must be one that's a few years old or, some dodgy settings?
If you look on somewhere like AVFORUMS, there's a specific area where people ask for TV recommendations. Best value for money are usually Samsung or something like Hisense. LG are ok but, not true 4K (fake) if you can call it that. |
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By *an789Man
over a year ago
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Panasonic 4k TV can't go wrong. My advice.. Go to John Lewis.. Talk to a salesman then go home and find the model online or buy from JL. You want to have wifi, good USB connections and Hdmi. Work on £10 per inch but you could get a good one for just over £300 |
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"Samsung - Simple, straightforward, reasonably priced & great picture quality.
Hmmmm my dad has a Samsung one and the pic isn't very good.."
What sort of signal supply do you have ?
Is it Cable or Satellite dish or Arial because its rare but the reception can vary depending on the location of your property |
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By *a72Man
over a year ago
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"Samsung - Simple, straightforward, reasonably priced & great picture quality.
Hmmmm my dad has a Samsung one and the pic isn't very good..
It must be one that's a few years old or, some dodgy settings?
If you look on somewhere like AVFORUMS, there's a specific area where people ask for TV recommendations. Best value for money are usually Samsung or something like Hisense. LG are ok but, not true 4K (fake) if you can call it that. "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"SAMSUNG UE40MU6400U 40" Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV
Brilliant picture but might need a soundbar if it's going into a large room. Samsungs are actually well known now for their high quality picture."
I have this one and can say it’s a probably the best tv in its price range |
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