Help buying new TV

[Lupus]

This Hisense:

https://www.takealot.com/hisense-55-uled-smart-hdr-tv/PLID50067566

I think it is a good balance for the price. It's a more premium Hisense model, compared to the entry level Hisense 55 inch TVs which goes for around R8k.

Otherwise, if you want to spend up for a premium Samsung, you can go for this:
https://www.takealot.com/samsung-55-premium-uhd-smart-led-tv/PLID45059319

This TV went for R15k on Takealot the other day, sure you will be able to grab it for around that price if you shop around or wait a bit.

That, there is also a 65 inch M5030 you'll spot around the 15k mark as well.

 

[LFC]

Have a look at these 2 Samsung options, also in the market and considering these.

https://www.stax.co.za/products/samsung-55mu8000-55-uhd-smart-tv

https://www.stax.co.za/products/samsung-55q6fna-qled-4k-tv

 

[CamiKaze]

Anyone know what I can get for 3k?
Doesn't matter if it is 2nd hand.

 

[ekske1]

I can't understand how people can watch these simulated refresh rates, it always looks jittery to my eyes

You like the traditional 30fps and lower? **** that I prefer up to 144hz. Hell a lot of shows especially animations looks a lot better when it is not jailed to ' cinematic 24 fps '. I use smooth video project a lot for this...

 

[Polymathic]

You like the traditional 30fps and lower? **** that I prefer up to 144hz. Hell a lot of shows especially animations looks a lot better when it is not jailed to ' cinematic 24 fps '. I use smooth video project a lot for this...

Simulated refresh rates have weird artifacting that I find really distracting. Native high frame rate content I have no problem with.