Yes I keep leaning back towards Vizio.You might want to check out the Vizio "P" series, it is a FALD display and does HDR10 and Dolby Vision.
DO NOT GET A SHARP, Trust me from experience!Still looking, Was going with the LG 6030, But I've see a few other reviews I'm not crazy about with the PQ.
Sony I was really considering, But I don't get why in 2017 and $100 more than every other brand does these TVs still only have 2 HDMI ports?
So thats out.
It looks like many reviews are liking the Sharp 7000 series.
I know that you stated that you had some problems with previous Samsungs but this set looks like a real bargain for $500. Plus, it has a tuner which the Vizio does not.Yes I keep leaning back towards Vizio.
I may up my price a little.
I saw a nice M series that is still only $550- $600.
The P is too expensive for the Bedroom.
Maybe when my 2015 Vizio 60 dies, I'll look into a P series for the Livingroom.
I'm leaning towards this one, Plus I can get 10% off and also no Intrest for 12 months.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/vizio-4...h-dynamic-range-black/4989300.p?skuId=4989300
My 44in* vizio has a nice PQ, even in direct sunlight. Its a standard HDTV but still has a sharp PQYes I keep leaning back towards Vizio.
I may up my price a little.
I saw a nice M series that is still only $550- $600.
The P is too expensive for the Bedroom.
Maybe when my 2015 Vizio 60 dies, I'll look into a P series for the Livingroom.
I'm leaning towards this one, Plus I can get 10% off and also no Intrest for 12 months.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/vizio-4...h-dynamic-range-black/4989300.p?skuId=4989300
DO NOT GET A SHARP, Trust me from experience!
I know that you stated that you had some problems with previous Samsungs but this set looks like a real bargain for $500. Plus, it has a tuner which the Vizio does not.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung...-4k-ultra-hd-tv-black/5217300.p?skuId=5217300
Yes, but this TV did get a pretty good review especially for this price point.One thing to be avoided, my opinion, is any tv with side lighting.
LED Edge Backlight – A Standout Feature
The light flow through created by the Samsung LED backlights has been a major positive for the last couple of years and continues with this UHD offering. It's one of the TVs best characteristics. Some complain that it can cause screen uniformity issues. To tone down the LED backlight from causing some uneven screen uniformity issues turn the backlight setting (found in the picture settings menu) down to a more reasonable level – around 80% is what we recommend. This will keep screen uniformity issues from arising and you still have plenty of brightness from this super bright LED TV. Having powerful LED backlighting in case you need it for super bright room conditions is a plus.
Value Rating 94/100
As the lowest price Samsung 4K TV this year, value is an important aspect of this TVs appeal. The only feature dropped from the KU6300 above it is the Smart remote control. With the 65KU6290 you save $150 for taking the standard remote, which is a great deal. Pricing is very appealing.
UN65KU6290 - $1249Drop the Smart remote for a standard remote with the KU6290 and you save $150. What a deal on a 65 inch TV.
UN55KU6290 – At $789Less of a discount to the KU6300 for taking the standard remote. A great deal though for a 55 inch TV with these features.
Overall Rating 89/100
Quick Specs
- Diagonal Screen Size – 65”
- 4K UHD (3840 x 2160)
- TV without stand: 65” Model 57.6" x 33.2" x 2.5"
- TV with stand: 65” Model 57.6" x 35.7" x 14.5"
- Contrast Enhancer
- Motion Rate 120 (60Hz native panel with backlight scanning)
- Speaker output power: 10W x 2
- Quad Core Processor
- Samsung Smart View (Mirroring)
- MHL-compatible HDMI input for viewing photos/videos from a compatible smartphone on the TV's screen
- 3 HDMI, 2 USB Connections
- Wi-Fi Built-in (802.11ac)
- HEVC decoder included (for watching streamed 4K content)
- Mobile to TV Mirroring; DLNA
- Free downloadable apps for iOS and Android™ enable you use a compatible smartphone or tablet as a remote control
- Other Dimensions: UN60KU6300 - 53.7" x 33.6" x 14.5" with stand, 53.7" x 31.1" x 2.5" without
- UN55KU6290 - 48.9" x 31.0" x 12.2" with stand, 48.9" x 28.3" x 2.5" without stand
- UN65KU6300 - 57.6" x 33.2" x 2.5" without stand, 57.6" x 35.7" x 14.5" with stand
Your probably right, but I retired a 6 yr. old 52" Sharp Aquos to my bedroom, it has a great PQ
One thing to be avoided, my opinion, is any tv with side lighting.
We had one for 2 -3 years and the Power Supply gave out, I did some digging and found that some have died after 6 months, I don't rember the model but it was an aquriose.Your probably right, but I retired a 6 yr. old 52" Sharp Aquos to my bedroom, it has a great PQ
Still looking, Was going with the LG 6030, But I've see a few other reviews I'm not crazy about with the PQ.
Sony I was really considering, But I don't get why in 2017 and $100 more than every other brand does these TVs still only have 2 HDMI ports?
So thats out.
It looks like many reviews are liking the Sharp 7000 series.
I caution that you not let theory and numbers get in the way of personal perception. Whether or not you can actually see the "limitations" is a very important consideration.It wasn't 4K PQ complaints.
And I'm not worried about 4K PQ at all.
The LG uses RGBW which is less accurate.
Thats my concern.
I'm not sure 55" is in your price range if your going to be uppity about having full-blown HDR and WCG performance.And a 55 inch at 6 feet, is probably big enough for 4K
I would like a Tuner, thats another reason if I go Vizio I may fall back to an E series.I know that you stated that you had some problems with previous Samsungs but this set looks like a real bargain for $500. Plus, it has a tuner which the Vizio does not.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung...-4k-ultra-hd-tv-black/5217300.p?skuId=5217300
Pretty much any full-featured TV under $800 is going to be edge lit. FALD is still pretty much rarified air.One thing to be avoided, my opinion, is any tv with side lighting.
I had a Samsung 55 inch 1080p 3D LED last only 3 years 2012-2015. Dead pixels.I know that you stated that you had some problems with previous Samsungs but this set looks like a real bargain for $500. Plus, it has a tuner which the Vizio does not.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung...-4k-ultra-hd-tv-black/5217300.p?skuId=5217300
Not true, Vizios are Full Array.Pretty much any full-featured TV under $800 is going to be edge lit. FALD is still pretty much rarified air.
Yes Lol.If she does, can we have the TV?
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