AndyJena
Novice Member
Hi all,
I have read a bit of threads here on the forum.
I know it's really a bad time to buy a TV, so I am willing to wait a bit if needed, but would like to have an advice.
I am looking for a 65' TV for my home. It will sit in the living room and it is very bright during most of the day. Viewing distance is around 3 meters.
Main use is going to be Netflix, Prime Video and other streaming services. Plus, I will project high-res downloaded content from USB (1080p or 4K, depending on the availability). I won't watch much sport but I do like action movies and I am not sure if that requires good motion processing.
I live alone, don't need wide viewing angles. The connection I need is mainly USB. Decent sound would be better, but can think about a soundbar if it's not too expensive.
I value picture quality above all. I would like picture to be as intended by the content creator.
I hate soap-opera effect and when colors are over-saturated. Let's say that I hate when pictures or movements appear "artificial".
I am not really an expert though, so I usually follow online calibration guides and then slightly adjust according to my "taste" (I know that every panel is different, but I guess that being around a standard calibration should work in a fairly decent way).
My question is, given my preferences, do you suggest buying an OLED model or I could be happy saving money with an LCD?
I know that LCD right know are overpriced, so I will have to wait until Black Friday (and I will probably need some guidance in what brand/model is a good fit). I wouldn't spend more than £1k on LCD.
Regarding OLED, I see that Panasonic GZ950 and GZ1500 are good choices, maybe LG B9 or C9 as well? On OLED, I guess the budget would be around £2k.
Finally, TV should be future proof given my budget...shouldn't it?
Thank you very much for your help.
Let me know if you need any other info.
Thanks!
I have read a bit of threads here on the forum.
I know it's really a bad time to buy a TV, so I am willing to wait a bit if needed, but would like to have an advice.
I am looking for a 65' TV for my home. It will sit in the living room and it is very bright during most of the day. Viewing distance is around 3 meters.
Main use is going to be Netflix, Prime Video and other streaming services. Plus, I will project high-res downloaded content from USB (1080p or 4K, depending on the availability). I won't watch much sport but I do like action movies and I am not sure if that requires good motion processing.
I live alone, don't need wide viewing angles. The connection I need is mainly USB. Decent sound would be better, but can think about a soundbar if it's not too expensive.
I value picture quality above all. I would like picture to be as intended by the content creator.
I hate soap-opera effect and when colors are over-saturated. Let's say that I hate when pictures or movements appear "artificial".
I am not really an expert though, so I usually follow online calibration guides and then slightly adjust according to my "taste" (I know that every panel is different, but I guess that being around a standard calibration should work in a fairly decent way).
My question is, given my preferences, do you suggest buying an OLED model or I could be happy saving money with an LCD?
I know that LCD right know are overpriced, so I will have to wait until Black Friday (and I will probably need some guidance in what brand/model is a good fit). I wouldn't spend more than £1k on LCD.
Regarding OLED, I see that Panasonic GZ950 and GZ1500 are good choices, maybe LG B9 or C9 as well? On OLED, I guess the budget would be around £2k.
Finally, TV should be future proof given my budget...shouldn't it?
Thank you very much for your help.
Let me know if you need any other info.
Thanks!