Easy to use TV for our AirBNB

[thereserves]

We’re looking for a TV for our AirBnb.

We have Netflix, Prime, Disney and Apple TV + for guests as well as normal TV.

Some guests struggle to use our current set up which is a Amazon Firestick as they find it confusing and the TV needs replacing (Plasma).

So we’re looking for a 50-55” TV that’s as simple to use as possible for both the normal TV and the Streaming services.

So an easy to use and fast interface with a clear and easy to use remote.

Budget of up to £600, I doubt the guests are too fussed on picture quality.

Thank you.

 

[tvdavid]

would go with the cheapest LG or Samsung TVs you find in this case.

 

[tvdavid]

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[thereserves]

would go with the cheapest LG or Samsung TVs you find in this case.

Thank you! I assume the interface would be fast enough even on the budget TV?

I used a friends Sony recently and it was super slow using BBC iPlayer etc.

 

[tvdavid]

the 2021 TVs should be or could add a fire stick to it

 

[Dodgexander]

I'd consider a HIsense Roku TV. But will the TV be viewed from a variety of angles or only in front?
£600 will certainly get you an easy to use TV, but picture quality problems with HDR. Not much you can do about that without spending closer to a thousand though. There's actually an argument to spend less, rather than more unless you can reach TVs in the guide here:

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If viewing angles aren't required, then the Hisense Roku TVs are pretty cheap last I checked.

Good think about Roku TVs apart from being easy to use is guest mode. Basically, keeps the the sign in details of guests separate, which makes a good hotel/holiday rental TV.