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What TV you using for PS5/Xbox Series X?
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A Vizio...It's 4k, but the HDR sucks and the 4k is limited to 60hz.
I'll be getting a sweet sweet LG CX for Christmas.
I'll be getting a sweet sweet LG CX for Christmas.
If you're moving your eyes to see everything that just means you're sitting too close. There's a reason there are ideal viewing distances for every size. You don't have to sit "far away", you just have to sit at the recommended minimum distance. Latency is just about the only thing monitors have over TVs. Image quality and HDR in general is light years ahead of your average monitor if you get a half decent TV.
Likewise. Been using my monitor with a capture card for so many years and I just can't go back to a TV.
I got a PS5 with an elgato 4k60 pro together with a 1440p/144hz ips/gsync monitor and I got zero issues.
Same here, 55 inch. 4k60 is all I need.
We have a 75inch Samsung QLED 85R in the living room if I ever want to experience VRR and 120fps.
A PoS phillips 43pus805, which somehow had hdr on ps4pro but not XsX or ps5. And ps4pro had only hdr10+?
With the recent firmware updates, and some slight picture adjustments the Sony X900H is an amazing value IMO. For the price you can't go wrong.
Came in here expecting about 0 Phillips and found so far up to three!
Mine is 50pus7504, Phillips 4k set with hdr and ambilight. Kinda cheap mid/low range but it has an integrated subwoofer and both hdr10+ and Dolby vision support. I'm quite happy with it (first 4k/hdr set) except when I can see the dse shit it displays sometimes. It's a 201o model obviously with 60hz and hdmi 2.0 only. Also not the best input lag out there but it's playable in game mode.
I don't know if it changes a lot from mine but I have no issue with mine knowing it's a 500€ (50 inches) model.
That's mostly the same as mine but without the subwoofer, although I don't know right now if 65 inches were va or ips. 50 are va. Yes ambilight is quite cool but you can have similar set ups also not integrated on the tv. These sets are supposedly fine though.
Is that an older model? Or did you miss a number somewhere.
Mine is 50pus7504, Phillips 4k set with hdr and ambilight. Kinda cheap mid/low range but it has an integrated subwoofer and both hdr10+ and Dolby vision support. I'm quite happy with it (first 4k/hdr set) except when I can see the dse shit it displays sometimes. It's a 201o model obviously with 60hz and hdmi 2.0 only. Also not the best input lag out there but it's playable in game mode.
I don't know if it changes a lot from mine but I have no issue with mine knowing it's a 500€ (50 inches) model.
Philips 65pus7354/12
Nice 65 inch 4K tv with beautiful image quality and Ambilight. Never gonna buy a TV without Ambilight ever again, the atmosphere is just so much better with it. And it costs < 1000
That's mostly the same as mine but without the subwoofer, although I don't know right now if 65 inches were va or ips. 50 are va. Yes ambilight is quite cool but you can have similar set ups also not integrated on the tv. These sets are supposedly fine though.
Is that an older model? Or did you miss a number somewhere.
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Aye, it was 8503/12, sorry. Guess it uses a different hdr standard.
LG CX
I will say though, I find it's upscaling performance disappointing
My Samsung Q60 QLED upscales soooooo much better than my LG CX.
I will say though, I find it's upscaling performance disappointing
My Samsung Q60 QLED upscales soooooo much better than my LG CX.
Samsung RU7100. It has a TN panel, the brightness is shit, and apparently the HDR isn't very good (although I don't have much experience with that) but I still like it. I mainly got it because it had the best latency of all the 4K HDR TVs I could find within my budget.
LG CX. There's nothing else that even comes close, aside from an actual 35mm film projector lol
I'm definitely getting next year's version of this. Will be perfect as a monitor/TV in my little cove.
I don't know if I should got for a 65" Sony X90 or 65" Samsung QT80, both at 1279€ here in Luxembourg.
For the same price would probabaly chose the Sony one, but wan't there some problems with 4K/120fps ? Still waiting for a firmware upgrade?
Or a 55" LG CX at about 1399€. (The 65" costs 1999€, I think it is just to much for a TV.)
I'll aslo upgrade my Sony soundbar with an eArc compatible one (and Dolby Atmos?)
Have a 55" FHD screen from Sony right now, 3m distance.
For the same price would probabaly chose the Sony one, but wan't there some problems with 4K/120fps ? Still waiting for a firmware upgrade?
Or a 55" LG CX at about 1399€. (The 65" costs 1999€, I think it is just to much for a TV.)
I'll aslo upgrade my Sony soundbar with an eArc compatible one (and Dolby Atmos?)
Have a 55" FHD screen from Sony right now, 3m distance.
A 4K HDR 75" $900 Black Friday Costco Vizio piece of trash.
But it works great, is pretty nice looking and has served me well for 2 years. Going to buy another cheap ass 75" Costco special this year...hopefully with 120 refresh, but if not I'll wait another year.
I just figure I am going to be wanting new tech every few years so why spend $2-3k.
But it works great, is pretty nice looking and has served me well for 2 years. Going to buy another cheap ass 75" Costco special this year...hopefully with 120 refresh, but if not I'll wait another year.
I just figure I am going to be wanting new tech every few years so why spend $2-3k.
Have an old 4k/60hz Vizio that needs to go. But moving so no immediate upgrades. Was looking at the 900h but gong to have to cop the LG CX .
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I have tried to play videogames on a tv but ever since I first switched to an HD monitor with the 360 it has been impossible to go back and I've stopped trying.
Monitor is a BenQ BL2711U. Had it for a couple of years and don't plan to upgrade for a while longer.