TV, best options for £6-700

[mickytruelove]

I know this is probably been asked a million times before but i have spent a few nights reading reviews and am no closer to deciding,

Looking to spend £600-£700 on a 4k tv , ideally 55-65" not that fussed on size. Currently using a no brand 42" lcd tv i got 4 years ago.


Not sure if people reviewing them are too techy and anything less than a £2k tv is crap. I dont spend to much time watching movies but deff need an upgrade.

Any advice would be great.

[jonwm]

This is the price point I normally shop. Currently looking at at 2019 model Samsung q65 I think it is. I like Samsung and this model seems to have a decent spec.

[Benrad]

Will you use the smart features much? I like the LG user interface

Last time I bought a TV my focus was on getting a long warranty. Richer Sounds offer good warranties so I went with them and bought their best buy at my price point

[mickytruelove]

I dont think i will use the menus much, at the moment i just cast my laptop/youtube/dodgy androip app to the tv. If it came without a tv tuner it wouldnt bother me lol.

Will check out that samsung model you mentioned.

[PrinceRupert]

Standard PH answer: find an extra £400 and buy a 55" LG OLED.

[mickytruelove]

well to bring some closure to this.

only 4-6 hrs of youtube videos later i think i found the best without going over the budget. I am not tv geek , just have a 8 year old tv that needs replaced.

https://cpc.farnell.com/samsung/ue65ru7020kxxu/65-...

Samsung 7020 seems to be pretty solid. Will report back once it arrives tomorrow

[anonymous-user]

Budget no option, OLED.

For everything else, Samsung.

I’ve had a number of Samsung’s over the years and never been disappointed.

I’m impressed that a 65 inch can now be had for a price starting with a ‘5’.