Looking in the sales, for a given screen size I see prices anywhere from £300 to £1300... from the same manufacturer. And that's all 4k, excluding the real budget items but also the super fancy designer models.
It's a total maze trying to figure out how much to spend or what spending a bit more might get.
I have been fairly impressed with our first 4k HDR TV which is definitely at the lower end pricewise. Our second TV is getting old so I'm trying to decide whether to get something similar, or go one level up and swap them round.
Is there a sweet spot these days for the casual enthusiast, where the extra £100 gets most bang for buck out of budget quality before we got diminishing returns? Are the low end models from LG, Samsung, etc actually decent enough?
(Already have soundbars/surround sound we're happy with, and not too fussed about smart TV)
It's a total maze trying to figure out how much to spend or what spending a bit more might get.
I have been fairly impressed with our first 4k HDR TV which is definitely at the lower end pricewise. Our second TV is getting old so I'm trying to decide whether to get something similar, or go one level up and swap them round.
Is there a sweet spot these days for the casual enthusiast, where the extra £100 gets most bang for buck out of budget quality before we got diminishing returns? Are the low end models from LG, Samsung, etc actually decent enough?
(Already have soundbars/surround sound we're happy with, and not too fussed about smart TV)