Hi everyone!Help,i've come here as im soo stuck on what 3dtv to buy!
Ive read the reviews and gone and had a look down the stores...Now the choice seems almost even harder for me!
Ok,here's where i'm at.Since along time ago the LG LW550T caught my eye.It seemed brighter in 3d and just seemed to have more depth than the other *more expensive* shutter glasses models from all other manufacturers!I like how you can make the 3d come out of the screen and vice-versa.
But,the other day i decided to go with my Dad down Comets and have a real good try b4 you buy with a second opinion from my Dad.
The LG was still strong to me,but my Dad found it hard to concentrate on esp with things coming out of the screen. And i had to agree so did i a bit.
I had a look at *one of* the Pana's it seems all the "review sites" rave about ,the GT30.
Personaly i could not see the fuss!3D was dark on the set and did not appear to be so deep!So go figure,i can't see my self buying the pana!
Then we whent on to the Samsung D8000.And Wow,it was bright and crisp in both 2d and 3d,tho no quite as deep as the LG it seemed in 3d.The samy was also very easy on the eyes which both myself and my Dad noticed and commented on.
The other TV we looked at was the Sony jobby,which,was ok and fairly cheap for a Sony.
Here's where my frustration lays in choosing a 3d set,and hope some one here can help me?
ATM i'm ruling the pana out.Right move?The reviews it seems would say otherwise,but im just not that impressed with what ive seen in comparison.I'm now kinda torn between the D8000 and still the LG550.Obviously they both have there strengths and weaknesses.
LG Strengths = Strong 3d effect,cheaper,cheap glasses, wider viewing angle(horizontal).
LG weaknesses = Average 2d,Low res in 3d,high input lag.
Samsung Strengths=Bright Picture(both 2d and 3d),great 2d,high res crisp 3d,great asthetics,built in HD freesat and usb recording.Both Tv's are smart so that's ok by me!
Weaknesses=High price and seemly not so much 3d depth,some sets have high amount of crosstalk and shadowing.
Now can anyone with experiance of these tv's ease the stress i feel about getting the "right tv for me"?
I will be using the tv for 3d films alot,and a fare bit of gaming.Does anyone have experiance particularly with gaming on these TV's...Does the loss in res on the LG subtract from the graphics detail in gaming?Is the Samsung far superior in this department?Does the LG tho have great depth in 3d on all things inc gaming,or is that just the LG demo fooling me a little?Whats the samsung like in 3d gaming?It looks like it would be awesome for detail!...But not as strong in depth.Both Tv's obviosly have input lag,
neither got good reviews for this(Tho supposedly turning off TruMotion) on the LG helps this alot?!Is that true(no pun itended) ?
Lastly(don't want to prattle on too much more than i have done)...But why the panasonic range?I dont get it.
I think I will take some usb 3d content and compare all sets again.Maybe this will help me decide.
Sorry for all my long post,but when you going to part with £1000 for a tv you want to get it right dont ya )
Spectrum
Ive read the reviews and gone and had a look down the stores...Now the choice seems almost even harder for me!
Ok,here's where i'm at.Since along time ago the LG LW550T caught my eye.It seemed brighter in 3d and just seemed to have more depth than the other *more expensive* shutter glasses models from all other manufacturers!I like how you can make the 3d come out of the screen and vice-versa.
But,the other day i decided to go with my Dad down Comets and have a real good try b4 you buy with a second opinion from my Dad.
The LG was still strong to me,but my Dad found it hard to concentrate on esp with things coming out of the screen. And i had to agree so did i a bit.
I had a look at *one of* the Pana's it seems all the "review sites" rave about ,the GT30.
Personaly i could not see the fuss!3D was dark on the set and did not appear to be so deep!So go figure,i can't see my self buying the pana!
Then we whent on to the Samsung D8000.And Wow,it was bright and crisp in both 2d and 3d,tho no quite as deep as the LG it seemed in 3d.The samy was also very easy on the eyes which both myself and my Dad noticed and commented on.
The other TV we looked at was the Sony jobby,which,was ok and fairly cheap for a Sony.
Here's where my frustration lays in choosing a 3d set,and hope some one here can help me?
ATM i'm ruling the pana out.Right move?The reviews it seems would say otherwise,but im just not that impressed with what ive seen in comparison.I'm now kinda torn between the D8000 and still the LG550.Obviously they both have there strengths and weaknesses.
LG Strengths = Strong 3d effect,cheaper,cheap glasses, wider viewing angle(horizontal).
LG weaknesses = Average 2d,Low res in 3d,high input lag.
Samsung Strengths=Bright Picture(both 2d and 3d),great 2d,high res crisp 3d,great asthetics,built in HD freesat and usb recording.Both Tv's are smart so that's ok by me!
Weaknesses=High price and seemly not so much 3d depth,some sets have high amount of crosstalk and shadowing.
Now can anyone with experiance of these tv's ease the stress i feel about getting the "right tv for me"?
I will be using the tv for 3d films alot,and a fare bit of gaming.Does anyone have experiance particularly with gaming on these TV's...Does the loss in res on the LG subtract from the graphics detail in gaming?Is the Samsung far superior in this department?Does the LG tho have great depth in 3d on all things inc gaming,or is that just the LG demo fooling me a little?Whats the samsung like in 3d gaming?It looks like it would be awesome for detail!...But not as strong in depth.Both Tv's obviosly have input lag,
neither got good reviews for this(Tho supposedly turning off TruMotion) on the LG helps this alot?!Is that true(no pun itended) ?
Lastly(don't want to prattle on too much more than i have done)...But why the panasonic range?I dont get it.
I think I will take some usb 3d content and compare all sets again.Maybe this will help me decide.
Sorry for all my long post,but when you going to part with £1000 for a tv you want to get it right dont ya )
Spectrum