Which TV brand is the best?

[Jamie McKane]

If you could have any TV you wanted, which brand and model would you choose?

 

[konfab]

I would probably take a 55" curved ULED Hisense.

https://www.hisense.co.za/product/t910-uhd-curved-series-hisense-uled-tv

 

[backstreetboy]

Samsung

 

[CamiKaze]

LG W7

 

[SkippyRamirez]

Anything but samsung. Would sure like me a 55" Hisense though.

 

[Ninja'd]

Say what will you but that cheap ass Sinotec I got more than 5 years ago still hasn't disappointed.

Edit: But that's not the question. So I'd go with any 4K tv that isn't Samsung.

 

[Dom1n8tr1x]

Any Sony will do for me.

 

[Nicholas Lisse]

I'm happy with my Hisense

 

[konfab]

Any Sony will do for me.

https://www.gumtree.co.za/a-tube-tvs/other/sony-54cm-tube-tv-includes-free-delivery/1002015577010911101018809

 

[Badprop_za]

Realistically, I would have to say this: http://www.hisense.co.za/product/70-flat-uled-smart-m7000-70m7000uwg

I have the 55" M7000 and is very happy with it.

If money was no object, https://www.sony.com/electronics/te...-TV-CAT-EN_GL-2017-04-M01-EXPERIENCEWHOLE-ATL

I have always had a soft spot for a sony......

 

[Randux]

Say what will you but that cheap ass Sinotec I got more than 5 years ago still hasn't disappointed.

Edit: But that's not the question. So I'd go with any 4K tv that isn't Samsung.

I'm curious. Why not Samsung?

 

[ScottulusMaximus]

I'm curious. Why not Samsung?

That ^^^

The Samsung 4k upscaling is the best of the bunch, reason why I bought one.

 

[Ninja'd]

I'm curious. Why not Samsung?

That ^^^

The Samsung 4k upscaling is the best of the bunch, reason why I bought one.

Bad experience with their phones and monitors.

 

[Dan C]

http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/tvs-...58dx902b-review-truly-stunning-ultra-hd-image

Panasonic Viera TX-58DX902B

 

[CamiKaze]

I'm curious. Why not Samsung?

Because it doesn't have HLG? HDR Technicolor or Dolby Vision?

 

[Nithan15]

Just got a Samsung KS8000 60" SUHD Quantum Dot and I am loving it

 

[Nithan15]

Because it doesn't have HLG? HDR Technicolor or Dolby Vision?

Samsung Supports HDR10 and with recent updates it supports HDR10+ Which would rival Dolby vision - Yes I know Samsung uses 10 bit panel and LG, SONY and other Dolby Vision brands are using 12 Bit panels

HLG is very new technology have you seen any panels out already with it?

 

[Muttley]

Realistically, I would have to say this: http://www.hisense.co.za/product/70-flat-uled-smart-m7000-70m7000uwg

I have the 55" M7000 and is very happy with it.

If money was no object, https://www.sony.com/electronics/te...-TV-CAT-EN_GL-2017-04-M01-EXPERIENCEWHOLE-ATL

I have always had a soft spot for a sony......

Sony fanboy here... that TV is yoh yoh yoh

 

[Sumen]

A Sony with Android TV, We need to find someone who can be an official distributor for Sony TV's and bring their TV's back to SA

 

[Polymathic]

I would probably take a 55" curved ULED Hisense.

https://www.hisense.co.za/product/t910-uhd-curved-series-hisense-uled-tv

Personally I wouldn't buy a new TV without a HDR mode