Irishek
Novice Member
Hi guys. First time poster from Ireland! And need your help....
Recently got my hands on a PS5 for the kids room and will be rearranging the TV lineup in the house to make the most of its features. Ditching the LG FHD set that is very limited with PS5. So I will be losing the 43" LG 4K currently the sitting room and need to replace and upgrade this.
I was initially going to pick up a 49" nanocell LG, about €750, but the reviews on the edge lit panel and light blooming turned me off it. So I upped my budget to €1000 and came across a top if the range 49" 2020 Sony FALD tv. Specs and reviews are brilliant albeit being the 2020 model. When I was looking around this price range, I came accross the new LG 48" OLED C14 at Richer sounds. Its a bit more expensive, coming in about €1250. Im a bit of an LG fanboy, but is the OLED screen worth €250 more over the Sony? The specs are nearly identical but the LG having 2.1 hdmi and sony dosent. Warranty is 5 years on Sony and 6 years with LG.
TV is mainly used with Sky, netflix, prime, disney etc. Sports on occasions. I was set on the Sony until I spotted LG. But concern about screen burn has me a bit hesitant. LG is a bit out of price range but could probably stretch if it's worth it. But again, screen burn???
Recently got my hands on a PS5 for the kids room and will be rearranging the TV lineup in the house to make the most of its features. Ditching the LG FHD set that is very limited with PS5. So I will be losing the 43" LG 4K currently the sitting room and need to replace and upgrade this.
I was initially going to pick up a 49" nanocell LG, about €750, but the reviews on the edge lit panel and light blooming turned me off it. So I upped my budget to €1000 and came across a top if the range 49" 2020 Sony FALD tv. Specs and reviews are brilliant albeit being the 2020 model. When I was looking around this price range, I came accross the new LG 48" OLED C14 at Richer sounds. Its a bit more expensive, coming in about €1250. Im a bit of an LG fanboy, but is the OLED screen worth €250 more over the Sony? The specs are nearly identical but the LG having 2.1 hdmi and sony dosent. Warranty is 5 years on Sony and 6 years with LG.
TV is mainly used with Sky, netflix, prime, disney etc. Sports on occasions. I was set on the Sony until I spotted LG. But concern about screen burn has me a bit hesitant. LG is a bit out of price range but could probably stretch if it's worth it. But again, screen burn???
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