What TV????

[harey]

I need help with picking a TV. I want a 65" TV and have a budget of no more than £1200. I've no idea what is the best spec I can get for that money. Hisense seems the best value for money but will I be disappointed?


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[Willo40]

I need help with picking a TV. I want a 65" TV and have a budget of no more than £1200. I've no idea what is the best spec I can get for that money. Hisense seems the best value for money but will I be disappointed?


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One thing to bare in mind, you may well be able to get an OLED 65" for that budget now, but it will be an older model, i ended up going for the best LED i could get, £1200 should get you a very good LED.

 

[White16valver]

The Hisense are remarkable value for money!

They also get pretty well reviewed on AVForums - IIRC there's a thread dedicated to them.


It won't match a £3k OLED thing, obviously lol, but for the money, they are seemingly an excellent choice.

 

[Ex-User (60778)]

I have the previous 55” version:

Sony BRAVIA KD65XH9005BU

”One of the best performance-per-pound TVs you can buy. ” ’What Hi-Fi?’ 2020 award-winner.

www.richersounds.com

if spending 1200 on an LED tv it should be one with Full Array LED backlighting.

 

[incy-spider]

Got to be OLED in my opinion, personally can’t stand the sight of LED back lighting


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[boultonn]

Some of the LG OLEDs can be had for around 1800 when they’re nearly a year old so potentially you could get one closer to your budget when they’ve more than a year old.

 

[jenic]

Avoid Hisense tbh, the software is complete shite. Mine crashes just changing the volume, it came with an extended warranty and I've been fighting them for over a month now to fix/replace the bloody thing properly.

If I end up with money back, unlikely, I'll probably get an LG or Sony OLED.

 

[Matt Cup]

If you are in no rush, wait until the Black Friday sales and pick up an OLED dirt cheap. I got one a few years ago for £1400 that was originally £4000.

 

[JonnyK]

I have a couple of hisense tv's. They are great value for money and after colour calibration etc. the picture is just as good as the equivalent LG or Samsung.

With your budget I think you could get a 55" OLED from LG or Samsung QLED (older models), however you have said ypu want a 65". I think you need to slightly up your budget if you want to go OLED - which is what I would do as OLED 4k HDR looks amazing , otherwise I would just get the latest hisense LED and save your money.

 

[Willo40]

I have the previous 55” version:

Sony BRAVIA KD65XH9005BU

”One of the best performance-per-pound TVs you can buy. ” ’What Hi-Fi?’ 2020 award-winner.

www.richersounds.com

if spending 1200 on an LED tv it should be one with Full Array LED backlighting.

I have the normal version of this TV, it's brilliant, but you can't game on it, it's far too laggy.

 

[roberto.]

Samsung UE65TU7100 (2020) HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 65 inch with TVPlus, Carbon Silver

Buy Samsung UE65TU7100 (2020) HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 65 inch with TVPlus, Carbon Silver from our View All TVs range at John Lewis & Partners. Free Delivery on orders over £50.

www.johnlewis.com

I got this a few weeks ago and its great. Samsung and LG are my preferred brand.

 

[harey]

If you are in no rush, wait until the Black Friday sales and pick up an OLED dirt cheap. I got one a few years ago for £1400 that was originally £4000.

This is what i'm going to do.
Pick up a Samsung or LG OLED
Thanks all

 

[boultonn]

This is what i'm going to do.
Pick up a Samsung or LG OLED
Thanks all

Good call, Samsung QLED and LG OLED are both amazing sets and I don't think you'll be disappointed in either.
QLED if you wanter brighter colours, OLED if you want darker blacks and better viewing angles.

But don't get an OLED if you have kids who will leave CBBC paused for hours on end...

 

[Cookson]

I'm thinking it's time to move on from our 50" plasma, had it about 8 years now. I'm looking at these 3. I don't want to go over 55", and I'd be happy staying with 50"

Samsung UE50TU7100

Crystal-clear vision and the smartest tech make the Samsung UE50TU7100 a strong contender for best in class. Crystal DisplayDon't settle for anything less than long-lasting, crystal clear colour.

www.richersounds.com

LG 50UN73006LA

Shop for LG 50UN73006LA 50 inch 4K Ultra HD HDR Smart LED TV with Richer Sounds for expert advice and lowest prices guaranteed

www.richersounds.com

Hisense 55A7100FTUK

Class-leading detail comes naturally to the Hisense 55A7100FTUK. HDR10/HLG supportThis Hisense 55 inch TV supports standard HDR10 and HLG formats.

www.richersounds.com

 

[Cookson]

Ignoring the above as I now have a voucher for Amazon, so may as well use that to buy a TV. I don't really understand refresh rates, but I assume this one at 120hz is better than something at 60hz like the one below it??

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07YLSZPXZ/?tag=cliospnet01-21

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B085RY5MDK/?tag=cliospnet01-21

 

[BoatNonce]

Well, it's double the framerate. It's a lot smoother running at 120 frames a second.

However, there's a caveat. Most content at the moment is 60 frames per second. Even most games consoles (including the next gen) aren't going to run 120 frames per second at 4k. I'm sure that in future people will start shooting more films/TV shows at 120 fps but until then you're mostly looking at high end gaming.

 

[Clio_fool]

Thread bump. I need a new telly, one that will work best with the ps5. I've had a Google and every site has a different list of tv's!

 

[Matt Cup]

LG C2

 

[Rich-D]

Thread bump. I need a new telly, one that will work best with the ps5. I've had a Google and every site has a different list of tv's!

LG OLED or GTFO

 

[Clio_fool]

From my experience LG remotes are horrible. I've narrowed it down to the samsung s90c, Sony a80l or the LG C3. I might go browse curry's at the weekend.

 

[Matt Cup]

Had absolutely no problems with any of my Magic Remotes.

 

[Sir Nancy Flowers]

For what its worth, I picked up the cheapest Hisense 50" tv the other day from Currys.

£269 or something daft.

For the money, im impressed. It hasnt caught fire (yet), it actually displays tv, its quick enough to do what I ask of it. Im baffled they can even turn a profit at that money, but as a bedroom tv, it does the job perfectly

 

[cafcross]

More up to date thread

The new TV thread

I paid £1359 which is a bargain. £1400 For a TV A bargain? :rolleyes:

cliosport.net

 

[seb]

For what its worth, I picked up the cheapest Hisense 50" tv the other day from Currys.

£269 or something daft.

For the money, im impressed. It hasnt caught fire (yet), it actually displays tv, its quick enough to do what I ask of it. Im baffled they can even turn a profit at that money, but as a bedroom tv, it does the job perfectly

I’ve got the same - got it for work.

Tbh i wish i had spent a little bit more as the way the hisense is backlight on the sides does my head in and it is no where near as good as the tv i replaced imo.

But then it is sub £300.00 LOL

 

[dann2707]

For what its worth, I picked up the cheapest Hisense 50" tv the other day from Currys.

£269 or something daft.

For the money, im impressed. It hasnt caught fire (yet), it actually displays tv, its quick enough to do what I ask of it. Im baffled they can even turn a profit at that money, but as a bedroom tv, it does the job perfectly

Very weird if we got the same TV. Literally got a 50" Hisense TV for the bedroom yesterday 😂

The quality is pretty poor compared to my LG oled in the living room but as seb said, sub £300 you can't complain! It's mainly for when I'm watching something on TV and Sam goes to bed earlier tbh. I won't be using it much at all

 

[Sir Nancy Flowers]

Very weird if we got the same TV. Literally got a 50" Hisense TV for the bedroom yesterday 😂View attachment 1684856

The quality is pretty poor compared to my LG oled in the living room but as seb said, sub £300 you can't complain! It's mainly for when I'm watching something on TV and Sam goes to bed earlier tbh. I won't be using it much at all

I replied in the other tv thread but FLOL. Thats exactly the one I got hahahah.

I bought mine on Sunday. TV FWENDS

 

[Rich-D]

Had absolutely no problems with any of my Magic Remotes.

Same, this is my 2nd LG smart TV, I like the magic remote and newer one is even better. 🤷‍♂️

 

[Stay Puft]

I’ve had a Hisense for 5 years in the bedroom. Brilliant imo.

 

[dann2707]

Same, this is my 2nd LG smart TV, I like the magic remote and newer one is even better. 🤷‍♂️

I have this remote and I'm pretty disappointed the writing is rubbing off so soon tbh

 

[Matt Cup]

Mines still good as new, might not get as much use as yours though.

Much prefer the newer Magic remote though.

Excuse the silicone covers. Solid floors and young children meant some preventative action.

 

[Matt W]

I replied in the other tv thread but FLOL. Thats exactly the one I got hahahah.

I bought mine on Sunday. TV FWENDS

We have the same for the bedroom. Can’t go wrong at that price.
It actually works better than the main tv!

 

[jenic]

I have this remote and I'm pretty disappointed the writing is rubbing off so soon tbh

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Mines the same and I’ve had sky most of the time I’ve had the tv.

I reckon it’s from all the hand sanitizer in Covid

 

[realnumber 1]

Mines the same and I’ve had sky most of the time I’ve had the tv.

I reckon it’s from all the hand sanitizer in Covid

Mines going the same way. I think they're just a bit poor in that respect considering I use my Harmony Elite most of the time.

 

[Clio_fool]

Bought a Samsung s90c with a sound bar I don't need because it was half price.

 

[Rich-D]

I have this remote and I'm pretty disappointed the writing is rubbing off so soon tbh

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How old is that?

I have the exact same remote, it's 3 years old now, minimal wear!