freeman3030
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Hi,
Our faithful 50" plasma has finally started showing its age and there's a red line down the centre of the screen. Sometimes it's obviously noticeable, in other scenes it's barely visible.
Anyhow, I've decided to upgrade but TVs have changed in the last 8 years!
I've certainly decided to opt for a 4k TV, it just makes sense, but i don't know what to choose with regards to HDR (i take it's better to have it) go have edge led or bottom led? It's so confusing!
We have sky Q so I'm not fussed with having on demand services and YouTube, but I'd really like a 60"+ TV.
I saw a Samsung TV on cirrus for about £780 but there was another for £800 with a 65x screen but was by a brand called hisense... It seems to rate quite highly, but not sure how good it would be.
We just use the TV for watching TV, rarely watch films, but sometimes play on the xbox one. So long as the viewing angles are ok, do you think this would be a go-er?
Our faithful 50" plasma has finally started showing its age and there's a red line down the centre of the screen. Sometimes it's obviously noticeable, in other scenes it's barely visible.
Anyhow, I've decided to upgrade but TVs have changed in the last 8 years!
I've certainly decided to opt for a 4k TV, it just makes sense, but i don't know what to choose with regards to HDR (i take it's better to have it) go have edge led or bottom led? It's so confusing!
We have sky Q so I'm not fussed with having on demand services and YouTube, but I'd really like a 60"+ TV.
I saw a Samsung TV on cirrus for about £780 but there was another for £800 with a 65x screen but was by a brand called hisense... It seems to rate quite highly, but not sure how good it would be.
We just use the TV for watching TV, rarely watch films, but sometimes play on the xbox one. So long as the viewing angles are ok, do you think this would be a go-er?