I have a 6 year old 60" Vizio that has been great, especially for the price. Only complaint is sound quality, unless something has improved be prepared to pay for a decent sound bar/speaker system.
OLED tvs
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I think that's pretty much how it goes across the board. I haven't used TV sound in well over a decade.
If you have the ability to discern and appreciate the visual advantages, yes. But, if you're just trying to keep up with the Jones', save your money. In all honesty, most content (san live sports), lacks the detail to separate the need for higher definition. But, again, for that content which has the visual detail, OLED is awesome.
Buyers should also be aware that Sony and LG usually use the same panels on OLED.
BTW if someone reading this ends up not going for the OLED then make sure you get a TV with 120hz. 4k 120hz will probably be a big upgrade over whatever you're looking to replace.
I thought i'd heard at one time that Vizio and LG both manufacture OLED panels, but I can't find anything about that offhand.
I know Vizio TVs still used LG panels last year at least.
Hence the competition to push alternatives to OLED.
I bought both an LG LED for the living room and an OLED for the basement. The LED is not bad, great picture quality, brightness, etc. However, the side lighting it horrible. Any sort of movie/show in widescreen will show you exactly where the backlighting LED's are firing as you can see the light being projected from the sides. The OLED is bloody brilliant. I had the lights off to watch Dune last week and you couldn't even notice the outline of the TV. It was just the picture. Oh, and being able to watch a couple ISU games on the 4k Fox channel has been really nice this year too!
cyclone fanatic...where people put 250k miles on a nissan altima but buy OLED tvs.
If you're willing to pull the trigger, they're down to $1799 for the 65 today. I have the 2018 model in the basement, and am happy to no longer stare at bloom when watching movies
