Osobnost
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Hello, can you please help me please to find best value for money 55" TV for home/family use?
My budget should be max 550$, location is EU (Czech Republic).
The best TV's I found in this price range are LG 55UN7300/LG 55NANO81 (IPS) and Samsung UE55TU7172 (VA)
According to rtings.com is the best budget TV Hisense H8G (VA) which isn't in EU and if U7QF is european version then costs about 700$ here.
Best value per money TV should be TCL 5 Series/S535 2020 QLED (VA) but I don't know related EU versions.
So my biggest issue is to decide between IPS (better angle) and VA (better contrast and black in correct angle).
This in info from Rtinggs.com:
The LG UN7300 and the Samsung TU7000 perform similarly overall; however, they use different panel types with different advantages and disadvantages. The LG uses an IPS panel that has better viewing angles at the expense of a lower contrast ratio. The Samsung, on the hand, uses a VA panel, which has a much better contrast ratio but narrower viewing angles.
LGNANO81 is overally better than both and currently for good price here.
My sofa is 3m long and located 2,5m in front of TV.
2 parents + 2 children = 4 ppl sharing TV.
Max viewing angle of lying person or person sitting on the side of sofa should be about 26 degrees.
Purpose will be mixed as standard family (daily watching and sometimes films at night).
Here is Samsung TU7000 viewing angle info from Rtings:
Brightness Loss 36 ° ( The angle at which the TV's lightness drops to 75% of its original lightness)
Black Level Raise 15 ° ( The angle at which the black level doubles its lightness, leading to dark shades looking washed out)
Gamma Shift 16 ° ( The angle at which the black level doubles its lightness, leading to dark shades looking washed out)
I created also some printscreens from video:
Samsung 0° vs Samsung 26°: Screenshot
LG UN7300 26° vs Samsung 26°: Screenshot
Below is photo of my room from max viewing angle on the sofa and behind TV.
I've read some forums and some people say the VA panel viewing angle issues are overrated until you watching TV really from side e.g. another room.
Some ppl says that sharing VA screen is hard even with 2 people and terrible with family and screen is starting to be degraded if you sitting only one position off center.
Hope that I mentioned all needed informations
Can you please help me which TV will be for me the best?
My budget should be max 550$, location is EU (Czech Republic).
The best TV's I found in this price range are LG 55UN7300/LG 55NANO81 (IPS) and Samsung UE55TU7172 (VA)
According to rtings.com is the best budget TV Hisense H8G (VA) which isn't in EU and if U7QF is european version then costs about 700$ here.
Best value per money TV should be TCL 5 Series/S535 2020 QLED (VA) but I don't know related EU versions.
So my biggest issue is to decide between IPS (better angle) and VA (better contrast and black in correct angle).
This in info from Rtinggs.com:
The LG UN7300 and the Samsung TU7000 perform similarly overall; however, they use different panel types with different advantages and disadvantages. The LG uses an IPS panel that has better viewing angles at the expense of a lower contrast ratio. The Samsung, on the hand, uses a VA panel, which has a much better contrast ratio but narrower viewing angles.
LGNANO81 is overally better than both and currently for good price here.
My sofa is 3m long and located 2,5m in front of TV.
2 parents + 2 children = 4 ppl sharing TV.
Max viewing angle of lying person or person sitting on the side of sofa should be about 26 degrees.
Purpose will be mixed as standard family (daily watching and sometimes films at night).
Here is Samsung TU7000 viewing angle info from Rtings:
Brightness Loss 36 ° ( The angle at which the TV's lightness drops to 75% of its original lightness)
Black Level Raise 15 ° ( The angle at which the black level doubles its lightness, leading to dark shades looking washed out)
Gamma Shift 16 ° ( The angle at which the black level doubles its lightness, leading to dark shades looking washed out)
I created also some printscreens from video:
Samsung 0° vs Samsung 26°: Screenshot
LG UN7300 26° vs Samsung 26°: Screenshot
Below is photo of my room from max viewing angle on the sofa and behind TV.
I've read some forums and some people say the VA panel viewing angle issues are overrated until you watching TV really from side e.g. another room.
Some ppl says that sharing VA screen is hard even with 2 people and terrible with family and screen is starting to be degraded if you sitting only one position off center.
Hope that I mentioned all needed informations
Can you please help me which TV will be for me the best?