McMike2
Novice Member
So we bought a 40" N10 Insignia non-smart TV. We knew it would be inexpensive, but it is basically unwatchable.
The colors over-saturate to ridiculous extent, everything is green or red, the darks are basically all undifferentiated black shadows, and in certain scenes large panels of uniform colors start reverting to square blocks of colors. (This is in "movie" picture mode, with other settings made as recommended in the tutorial, and while watching streaming Disney+ or Amazon prime movies, on windows and chrome pc's, via hdmi cable).
So, can we assume this is just a cheap tv, and not a broken unit? If so, our main question is: are there better options in the 32" or 40" range? Or all they all going to be this same poor picture quality performance? Thanks.
(I made a post about this on March 4, and got a couple recommendations, but I am wondering if the suggested TVs would be any better to make it worth the effort. There is alrerady a limit on TV quality in the <40" range, and particularly limited supply at the moment at any price. Definitely ready to spend more money...)
The colors over-saturate to ridiculous extent, everything is green or red, the darks are basically all undifferentiated black shadows, and in certain scenes large panels of uniform colors start reverting to square blocks of colors. (This is in "movie" picture mode, with other settings made as recommended in the tutorial, and while watching streaming Disney+ or Amazon prime movies, on windows and chrome pc's, via hdmi cable).
So, can we assume this is just a cheap tv, and not a broken unit? If so, our main question is: are there better options in the 32" or 40" range? Or all they all going to be this same poor picture quality performance? Thanks.
(I made a post about this on March 4, and got a couple recommendations, but I am wondering if the suggested TVs would be any better to make it worth the effort. There is alrerady a limit on TV quality in the <40" range, and particularly limited supply at the moment at any price. Definitely ready to spend more money...)