bobsburgers12345
Ex Member
Hi,
I am looking to replace my 7 year old Sony Bravia LCD TV and I am not sure what to go for.
I am currently considering either the Full HD LG 55EC930V or the Panasonic TX-50CX802B.
I have read as much as I can about both and seen both in Currys (not the best environment I know).
I like the blacks and colour accuracy on the LG but I am wondering whether the lack of 4k is going to be an issue in the future. The biggest size I can fit is 55" (which is a push), the sofa is 9ft away and there is an arm chair at about 45-50 degree angle to the TV.
I cant decide whether 4k is worth it a) with how far away I am sat from the TV b) due to the lack / extra expense for the content. Is full hd going to be more than enough for the next 4-5 years?
My use is mainly general TV (Freesat HD, so a lot of SD channels). We do watch movies at the weekend and I do occasionaly play Fifa on PS4.
I am really sturggling to decide what to do, I ideally dont want to replace the TV again within 5 years. Any advice / alternative TVs would be appreciated.
I am looking to replace my 7 year old Sony Bravia LCD TV and I am not sure what to go for.
I am currently considering either the Full HD LG 55EC930V or the Panasonic TX-50CX802B.
I have read as much as I can about both and seen both in Currys (not the best environment I know).
I like the blacks and colour accuracy on the LG but I am wondering whether the lack of 4k is going to be an issue in the future. The biggest size I can fit is 55" (which is a push), the sofa is 9ft away and there is an arm chair at about 45-50 degree angle to the TV.
I cant decide whether 4k is worth it a) with how far away I am sat from the TV b) due to the lack / extra expense for the content. Is full hd going to be more than enough for the next 4-5 years?
My use is mainly general TV (Freesat HD, so a lot of SD channels). We do watch movies at the weekend and I do occasionaly play Fifa on PS4.
I am really sturggling to decide what to do, I ideally dont want to replace the TV again within 5 years. Any advice / alternative TVs would be appreciated.