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Hi people,
I'm seriously thinking about purchasing a Samsung KU6000 series TV for both using it as TV and monitor for movies/games/general browsing and whatnot.
I will use it as a second monitor since I'd use my old 23 FHD for the everyday and usual tasks and the TV will be used later on at a longer distance obviously. Think monitor is from desk and TV from the bed.
Would you advice this particular monitor? There's a rebate here for it I can grab that for a total of under 500€. Seems a good deal for a 49" 4K, but I want your opinion also. Thanks.
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>>56570054
TVs are shit for monitors. especially primary monitors. only get it if you're blind or too stupid to notice obvious image quality deficits
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>>56570076
Like i said, would secondary and TV since my 23" primary is too small from bed distances... Thanks for your input anyway.
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Bamp
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>>56570054
aren't samsung tvs notorious for invading people's privacy? didn't samsung tell customers not to talk about sensitive information in front of the tv?
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>>56570947
found it, here's a link
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/samsung-privacy-policy-watch-smart-tv/story?id=28829387
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>>56570947
>>56570971
They're warning their customer about third party apps which are already getting everything they want from people's smartphones anyway. This isn't strictly condoning invading people's privacy.
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dont listen to other anon, tv's make fine monitors
I've used a 39" 4k tv as a monitor (on my desk, ~ a meter away) and I wouldn't want one any larger than that on my desk, as if it were a normal monitor. It was just simply very large and you have to physically move your head around just to see the screen. I use a 60" tv as a living room computer monitor and it functions fine. Being a tv the black levels aren't great but it still looks fine when displaying images. its also 1080p but from a tv distance it looks fine
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In getting this 4k to ne driven by new PC. Also to use as standard TV. Hope will work good with some games... I've got a xbone controller also to play something while on bed
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>>56571646
(always OP here)
For other things the monitor I'm using is just fine. At about 1 1/2 feet I already move my head with just my 23".
On the bed I'd stay about 7-8 feet away and yet I'm limited in space, so I have to do with a 50" TV.
Since there's this offer, I wanted to grab this 4K. Heard that Samsung has good latency times, also is compatible with DVB-T2 HEVC that should be introduced in the following years here (euro).
At under 500 bucks I'm kinda drooling over it. But I wanted to ask /g consensus anyway.
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I hope you have a bitchin pc if you intend to game in 4k. I have to turn my screen res down to 1080p if I want to fire up games, even really simple graphical games can really bog down in 4k
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>>56571803
Kinda
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