Looking to get a new tv and I'm growing tired of researching. Currently own an LG "A" variant OLED at 77" but that's staying at our house in Colorado.
I'm wanting to step up in size. 83" plus.
Clearly OLED gives the best picture quality but what I don't like is the reflection from the overhead LED lighting in the ceiling and the pendent lights over the island in the kitchen. The new house has an extremely similar set up so I expect to get a similar glare. I can live with it but was hoping to get some feedback from members who might have already gone through this process recently.
Trying to go as cheap as possible. Really don't want to go over $2500 and would be thrilled to keep it under $2000. And if you have found a really nice budget tv under $1000, I'd consider it. It would be great to hear from those who have been able to compare their budget tv to another high end tv and would say something like "I love my LG G series OLED but the LG mini LED is 85-90% the tv for 25% of the price".
I need to eventually get three to five tvs and budget is a concern, so a $800 good enough would likely win out over the $1600 OLED if it's "good enough". But this discussion is mostly for the main tv and the secondary bedroom tvs are not of huge concern at this point.
I'm wanting to step up in size. 83" plus.
Clearly OLED gives the best picture quality but what I don't like is the reflection from the overhead LED lighting in the ceiling and the pendent lights over the island in the kitchen. The new house has an extremely similar set up so I expect to get a similar glare. I can live with it but was hoping to get some feedback from members who might have already gone through this process recently.
Trying to go as cheap as possible. Really don't want to go over $2500 and would be thrilled to keep it under $2000. And if you have found a really nice budget tv under $1000, I'd consider it. It would be great to hear from those who have been able to compare their budget tv to another high end tv and would say something like "I love my LG G series OLED but the LG mini LED is 85-90% the tv for 25% of the price".
I need to eventually get three to five tvs and budget is a concern, so a $800 good enough would likely win out over the $1600 OLED if it's "good enough". But this discussion is mostly for the main tv and the secondary bedroom tvs are not of huge concern at this point.
