RE: Bigger is better

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Aug 16, 2019
8:00:04pm

RalphWiggam All-American

RE: Bigger is better

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Movie-watching TVs

kccougar All-American

8/16/19 7:46pm

Bigger is better

Broda

8/16/19 7:51pm

I'm pretty set on size at 65 inches. Not much reason for me to go either bigger or smaller in the space I'm using.

kccougar

8/16/19 7:53pm

Seconded. 75 is much better than 65. If your space can accommodate .

Dr MoBYU

8/16/19 7:58pm

The room and wall is plenty big enough but then my wife is going to want a larger piece of furniture underneath it.

kccougar

8/16/19 8:16pm

Can you wall mount it?

KingDave

8/16/19 8:19pm

It will be wall mounted. There's just a piece of furniture underneath

kccougar

8/16/19 8:21pm

RE: Bigger is better

RalphWiggam

8/16/19 8:00pm

Black levels are best on OLED, IMO.

CosmoK

8/16/19 8:02pm

Do you mean LG and Sony?

rainorsnow

8/16/19 8:03pm

Maybe?

CosmoK

8/16/19 8:04pm

I've heard lots of people complaining about burn in on OLED.

HuskerFan2

8/16/19 8:04pm

I’ve had 2 LG OLEDs for over a year. No burn in at all. They are amazing.

slappy

8/16/19 8:13pm

Yep. 4K on OLED is mind blowing

AFCougK9

8/16/19 10:23pm

Would I notice the difference between my normal 65' Samsung and a similar OLED

JmThms

8/16/19 8:12pm

Yes. I think so.

CosmoK

8/16/19 8:41pm

Is that primarily due to the color rendering or other resolution considerations?

JmThms

8/16/19 8:42pm

Contrast and black levels.

CosmoK

8/17/19 1:18pm

Samsung doesn’t make OLEDs, as they don’t have a license to the relevant patents. Only LG and Sony have a license

slappy

8/16/19 8:15pm

We bought the 65” curved Samsung at Costco

tjngirlz

8/16/19 8:06pm

I have that one too. I got the curve just as a conversation piece.

JmThms

8/16/19 8:09pm

You want something with HDR

scootsy

8/16/19 8:09pm

I'm considering downsizing to a 75" screen. My 85" one is a bit much.

CougarThug

8/16/19 9:36pm

Skip the tv, go with a projector and screen. Even the biggest tv looks tiny

8/16/19 10:11pm

I almost did this, until I saw how much bulbs cost. Maybe if you only used it

fredgarvin

8/17/19 12:27am

A new generation of affordable laser projectors are coming out

8/17/19 3:28am

That's pretty cool. I'll keep that in mind when it's time to upgrade.

fredgarvin

8/17/19 11:56am

He said the room is light, which doesn’t work well for a projector

KingDave

8/17/19 3:48am

Darker the room the better, but a light room can still look amazing. The new

8/17/19 5:06am

Great deal here on an excellent TV.

Bluedarts

8/16/19 11:32pm

Late to the conversation but if movie quality matters then you want OLED

Busiturtle

8/19/19 8:00am

CNET really likes the Vizio P Series.

CosmoK

8/19/19 8:59am

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