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Perhaps this is the wrong (read: poor) forum to post but maybe I'll be surprised.
My 6yr old Samsung LED tv is shitting the bed and I've been eyeing larger 4k TV's.
I've learned my lesson after thinking 55" would be too big 6 years ago and opting for a 46", that this time around I'm going big.
>no 3d meme
>no curved meme
>don't want to be early adopter of OLED.
>HDR whatever
>120hz panel preferred.
>IPS panel
>Keep price around $1000.
It seems like at this price point, each brand/model has some aggravating flaws.
This LG checks all the boxes but now I see people complaining about shitty blacks and light bleeding.
Is anyone else researching 55-70" 4K TVs for purchase soon, and if so, which one/why?
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>>57658558
Yes, because I need more commercials, bigger, clearer, beautiful commercials.
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>>57658590
I've triggered you.
I'll probably trigger you again by adding that I would have my 4k connected to a 2012 Mac Mini server/htpc. Commercial-free 4k content would be flowing.
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>>57658558
oled is already fantastic. you have no fucking idea what youre missing out on. not buying an oled is just retarded at this point
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>>57658634
Only 1 (one) company makes OLED TV's. That's LG. Without some competitor, the consumer is being cucked in terms of price and quality control. I refuse to be cucked.
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>>57658558
AVforums.com. That's a good resource. They have a lot of reviews of tvs there. The Samsung and Sony 4ks are some of the better ones. LGs make the best OLEDs.
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