Going to return my 4k UHD HDR TV tomorrow for a good old 1080p TV.

[RayBoccini]

L M F A O @ buying a 1080 TV in 2020.

I think they still have some use and still look ok, if the other specs of the tv are similar to a 4k one. Esp say for a 144hz and over gaming experience on a smaller monitor.

[Fozzy13]

lol..the 4 series isnt even bright.

you just have no idea how to make simple calibrations on the settings. sad!

[taskmob]

lol..the 4 series isnt even bright.

you just have no idea how to make simple calibrations on the settings. sad!

Have you tried the 2020 4 series you phucking idiot? Its way different that it's last year's Roku counter part plus, there isn't much you can do to calibrate it in the setting anyways. Many people are having problems image quality wise. You're a phucking idiot.

[bongowongo]

OP is a legit retard, or one of the dumbest trolls I've seen.




Maybe first try to afford a proper tv before you go around wasting money on buying a whole bunch of cheap tvs.

[BraneyGumble]

I spent $220 on the second 4k TV from Costco on sale that costs $280 at target in store. I've already considered maybe I bought a low quality TV but it wasn't the case seeing the second TV had the same problem dumbass. Your point is moot.

So you returned your $160 TV and shelled out $220 for another one, experienced the same issues and have concluded that it must be the techs fault.





What did you expect? "Hurr, I paid 37.5% more for this one, so I expect the same rise in quality as well."

[mgftp]

OP is a legit retard, or one of the dumbest trolls I've seen.




Maybe first try to afford a proper tv before you go around wasting money on buying a whole bunch of cheap tvs.

No way this thread isn't a troll.

[BearyManilowe]

L M F A O @ buying a 1080 TV in 2020.

If you're buying a TV that smaller than 43", 1080 seems like the best bang for your buck if you're buying an actual TV.

4K doesn't really translate well to the smaller TVs for typical use.

[Unstumpable]

Definitely a troll thread. No way someone expects a quality tv that accurately shows off the technology under $500. People can't be that dumb.

[taskmob]

If you're buying a TV that smaller than 43", 1080 seems like the best bang for your buck if you're buying an actual TV.

4K doesn't really translate well to the smaller TVs for typical use.

Exactly this. I still have an old 50inch LCD in the living room but I can definitely see the imperfection. My theory is 4k works but in bigger screen. Getting a 4k tv on a 43" or under is a waste of money and actually causes image blur due to too much pixelation.

[blissful88]

I showed this thread to an entire discord of people and they all said he's either and I quote:

"An aspie or trolling, no one can be that stupid"

[R3L3NTL3SS]

If you're buying a TV that smaller than 43", 1080 seems like the best bang for your buck if you're buying an actual TV.

4K doesn't really translate well to the smaller TVs for typical use.

If you buy a decent quality TV, 4k is 4k no matter what the screen size is - and it should absolutely never be blurry unless the quality of what you're watching itself is just garbage. In thst case no amount of pixels will help.

[veggie530]

If you're buying a TV that smaller than 43", 1080 seems like the best bang for your buck if you're buying an actual TV.

4K doesn't really translate well to the smaller TVs for typical use.

plz explain why higher quality doesn't work on a smaller screen

will rep, thnx

[BearyManilowe]

plz explain why higher quality doesn't work on a smaller screen

will rep, thnx

Basing it on actual "4k" models commercially available. Talking strictly in terms of economy basically.

If you're under 43" it seems like buying a monitor is a better option.

For typical TV use, if you're buying less than 43" you have way more options on a quality 1080 TV than a 4k. Though I've only shopped for 55"+ in recent years so not sure if that's still the case.

[JStrez]

Switched from an older Samsung 1080p LED TV to an LG CX 55" TV and jesus christ it's incredible. Srsly might be the best TV I've ever had. The screen itself is thinner than an iPhone, which just really blows my mind.

[Bosko]

hung this Friday....like moving to a different Planet...everything looks like it is CGI, that or I had lasik surgery.

[Holyfenix]

I can't tell if this is roll bread or if OP is legitimately retarded. Someone please aware me.

[HotCheetos]

I can't tell if this is roll bread or if OP is legitimately retarded. Someone please aware me.

Just neg him and maybe he will either stop trolling or realize he’s a moron.

[Sublime25]

4k 120hz 65'', never going back

[Fred87nc]

op confirmed retard

[Merc009]

I literally have the same tv, I also felt dizzy and nauseous. It went away after a while and i can’t imagine myself going back to a poverty 1080p tv

[JStrez]

Also when I got my ridiculous 4K TV I noticed that a lot of cable content looks like ass, which is because most of your incoming signals are 720 or 1080. When this is put onto a 4K TV, it will upscale it 4 times to the 4K resolution. What happens is the TV tries to blend things in together, but it ends up looking like a bright ass mess. I fixed my TV settings to remove all sharpness and it came out pretty good. The only pain is that you really can't get 4K cable unless your company offers it, and usually it's ridiculously expensive. TBH 4K only really works if the incoming signal is outputting 4K like a 4K Blu Ray, or if it's a Series X/PS5. Where you will get most of your 4K content will be through streaming services and apps. It should be noted too that a really good 4K TV will run you north of $1000, and normally these things if used in a living room/den, it can be professionally calibrated. People are talking about 8K TV's when the industry has barely adopted 4K. I bought my TV for $1300 with extended warranty when it was originally $1800 sans warranty. This TV will likely last me at least 10 years and be a good investment to me IMO.

I went from a Samsung 1080p LED TV to an LGCX 55". At first I was disappointed by the quality of the football game I was watching, but then when I fukked around with the setting's it looked infinitely better. It's still not full great quality, but when I sit back further I can't even tell. When I'm gaming and much closer to the TV or when I'm streaming 4K content, it looks 1000x better than what I had before.

[rootcon]

Went over to my dad and brought my pc with me because I've got some movies on it he wants to watch. Plus I've got the SVP program that smooths everything to 60fps and wanted to show that to him. So I get it hooked up to his almost new Toshiba 4k amazon smart TV and when the desktop loads it looks like crap, visible dithering, kind of washed out. It looks like when I've got my monitor on YUV colorspace, looks awful. I load up a few movies and they look horrible. I turned it on to his cable, apparently on 4k, and it looks about the same, not much better. Dafuq happened to picture quality? It was sharp but the colors were horrible. I just picked up a 2013 Insignia 1080p 39" tv that moggs it completely. Same movie files look incredible on it.

[Rogengupta6]

Does not compute.

[R3L3NTL3SS]

I can't tell if this is roll bread or if OP is legitimately retarded. Someone please aware me.

He's 100% retarded. Without a doubt.

[MajorTendonitis]

Oled crew checking in. Once you’ve gone Oled ,there’s no going back to lcd

[ScramFranklin]

None of those things have anything to do with your tv being 4k and not 1080p....

Oled crew checking in. Once you’ve gone Oled ,there’s no going back to lcd

agree. Love my oled. Just wish I got a 77'' instead of 65''. And waited for the C9 instead of getting the B8, so I would have HDMI 2.1

[sooby]

lmfao I think all of you guys got trolled

from $200 4K TVs from some no-name brand to sister's ex-boyfriend netflix accounts

LOL gtfo, and he's banned so there's that

no way on absolute god damn earth he is this retarded

[elterrible987]

lmfao I think all of you guys got trolled

from $200 4K TVs from some no-name brand to sister's ex-boyfriend netflix accounts

LOL gtfo, and he's banned so there's that

no way on absolute god damn earth he is this retarded

well he linked the TV, it is a real TV and its using android TV, so its probably a piece of chit at that price point. The TV is still for sale for $200

trying to find a more basic one that does not cram as many features at the same price point is actually a decent strategy.