Question So I have a £300 voucher for Currys...

[BelfastGonzo]

... and I'd probably spend another £150.

So that narrows it down to these 15 TVs: Televisions - Cheap Televisions Deals | Currys

I won't be using it to watch broadcast TV, really just for playing video games, or watching content from YouTube or streamed from my NAS drive. I will be hooking up a Switch, Xbox One, PS4 and various other consoles via an HDMI switch or component.

Things I don't care about include:
Smart TV services.
Gimmicks.
Sound quality - I'll be using an Onkyo AV receiver.
I am not too bothered about 4K, as I doubt I would make any use of it and I'd rather get a better 1080p TV than a poor 4K one.

Things I do care about include:
Good connectivity - the more HDMI ports the better, Component is a must, Scart and VGA input would be nice for retro gaming.
Input lag - which I can find little information about on the TVs listed.
Picture quality - I know I am going for a relatively cheap TV, but there are precious few reviews of the TVs on this list.
Size - 39 to 42ins is the sweet spot, but I am flexible.

I haven't bought a new TV in seven years, so I am well out of touch. To give you idea of what I am after, my last TV was a Samsung LE40530C - cheap and cheerful, gimmick-free, with a good panel and connectivity.

Your thoughts are very welcome.

 

[Dodgexander]

Sorry but you will have to spend more than that to get guaranteed decent PQ. Very little info is available on those TVs so I can't really say one would be better than another.

I would say put your money elsewhere, or save for better. There is very little to be gained compared to your current TV.

Right now is also a bad time to buy, 2016 models are all but sold out at Currys and 2017 models are overpriced.

If you can get a Samsung KU6000 in the store or even save up for a M5500 then it will be better value than any of those you have linked.

 

[BelfastGonzo]

Thanks dude. Those two you mentioned look right up my street actually - quite a bit of bang for your buck, from what I can tell. I could probably even get an MU6100 for a little more, which would probably be better, right?

 

[Dodgexander]

Its basically the 2017 version of the KU6000. As far as I know anyway.