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Hehe · 07-02-2017, 10:27 AM

TV is something that I'd highly recommend to buy the best you can get whenever buying one. Because it's something that lasts a long time (think 10yr+) and by the time you are looking to replace them, they are worthless even though it works fine.

So, check your budget, go to Best Buy/Costco and see what's the top end of that budget and go from there.

IMHO though, get an OLED one. Most of the problem inherited with the technology (burn-in, pixel degradation) has improved greatly in the latest models and shouldn't be an issue unless you run it 24/7. And OLED is pretty much untouchable as far as image quality goes.

In-law recently got a new place and bought the Sony OLED... that thing is GODLY gorgeous.

07-02-2017, 10:27 AM	#9
Hehe OMGWTFBBQ is a common word I say everyday Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: YVR/TPE Posts: 5,221 Thanked 3,283 Times in 1,454 Posts Failed 685 Times in 223 Posts	TV is something that I'd highly recommend to buy the best you can get whenever buying one. Because it's something that lasts a long time (think 10yr+) and by the time you are looking to replace them, they are worthless even though it works fine. So, check your budget, go to Best Buy/Costco and see what's the top end of that budget and go from there. IMHO though, get an OLED one. Most of the problem inherited with the technology (burn-in, pixel degradation) has improved greatly in the latest models and shouldn't be an issue unless you run it 24/7. And OLED is pretty much untouchable as far as image quality goes. In-law recently got a new place and bought the Sony OLED... that thing is GODLY gorgeous. __________________ Nothing for now