Apologies - TV Question again. LG or cheapy Hisense
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Apologies but another questions about TVs.
We need to replace our main TV. We are limited to a 50" as it is in a recess. For some reason I have it in my head that LGs are good and have been looking at them.
The one I've been looking at is...
https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertai...
for £500.
Or should I look at cheaper alternatives...
https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertai...
for £350.
Is the LG worth the extra £150??
The TV is used for general viewing. We have a virgin media box so use netflix, catchup through that ordinarily. No gaming. No soundbars or fancy stuff.
The room is not huge and the viewing angle is quite wide.
I might like to add a soundbar at some stage just to improve the audio but this is not a major consideration.
So, what do the PH experts thing? Save £150 on a Hisense? I am tight if I'm honest but I don't mind spending a little more on the LG if there is a real benefit.
We need to replace our main TV. We are limited to a 50" as it is in a recess. For some reason I have it in my head that LGs are good and have been looking at them.
The one I've been looking at is...
https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertai...
for £500.
Or should I look at cheaper alternatives...
https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-and-home-entertai...
for £350.
Is the LG worth the extra £150??
The TV is used for general viewing. We have a virgin media box so use netflix, catchup through that ordinarily. No gaming. No soundbars or fancy stuff.
The room is not huge and the viewing angle is quite wide.
I might like to add a soundbar at some stage just to improve the audio but this is not a major consideration.
So, what do the PH experts thing? Save £150 on a Hisense? I am tight if I'm honest but I don't mind spending a little more on the LG if there is a real benefit.
I bought a Hisense and was disappointed with the picture (bought online).
Very washed out and not vibrant at all, no matter what you adjusted.
A few months later, went to wall mount it and found only 3 the 'threaded holes' on the back for the bracket.
The 4th hole had nothing behind it.
They sent someone out to have a look and fix it but in the end refunded me and took it away.
Bought a LG from Richer Sounds (about £50 more than the Hisense) and it's a massive improvement. It's also got a great wide viewing angle.
Very washed out and not vibrant at all, no matter what you adjusted.
A few months later, went to wall mount it and found only 3 the 'threaded holes' on the back for the bracket.
The 4th hole had nothing behind it.
They sent someone out to have a look and fix it but in the end refunded me and took it away.
Bought a LG from Richer Sounds (about £50 more than the Hisense) and it's a massive improvement. It's also got a great wide viewing angle.
The LG is the same price at Richer Sounds, sign up for their VIP club membership prior to purchase and you get a 6 year warranty free.
https://www.richersounds.com/tv-projectors/all-tvs...
https://www.richersounds.com/tv-projectors/all-tvs...
Thanks all. A useful set of replies. I was expecting the opposite saying how good the hisense TVs are.
That is a useful tip by the way about the VIP club at Richersounds.
I did try and see a selection of TVs a week or so ago but to be honest I couldn't tell much difference in picture quality. I'm sure the TVs are setup out of the box and the lighting in the shop not great. Due to COVID I wasn't allowed to play with the remotes either which is fair enough.
I think I'll just order one of the LG ones tomorrow. Thanks.
That is a useful tip by the way about the VIP club at Richersounds.
I did try and see a selection of TVs a week or so ago but to be honest I couldn't tell much difference in picture quality. I'm sure the TVs are setup out of the box and the lighting in the shop not great. Due to COVID I wasn't allowed to play with the remotes either which is fair enough.
I think I'll just order one of the LG ones tomorrow. Thanks.
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