Awesome Tips 4K TVs: What to know before you buy
The world of televisions can be complex, with all kinds of industry jargon. Don’t worry, we’ll tell you what you need to know. After that, we give you CNET’s recommendations on which 4K TVs are best.
The world of televisions can be complex, with all kinds of industry jargon. Don’t worry, we’ll tell you what you need to know. After that, we give you CNET’s recommendations on which 4K TVs are best.
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DONT BUY A 4K TV THEY SUCK
NOOOOOO its all the same bs that tv salesman say its always "4k is the highest quality picture you will ever see" "its super crisp" "the colors are so vibrant" STOP TRYING TO BRAINWASH ME I DO NOT LIKE THE PICTURE ITS TERRIBLE AND LOOKS BAD
Hi there, great reviews and info. I am completely out of the loop on the latest tech on TV's and apps etc. I watch very little TV but I do watch a fair amount of YouTube videos and some shows and occasional movies. I am looking for an easy convenient non confusing system. I am already confused about the smart TV's versus Roku and Fire stick etc. Do many of the low to mid price Tv's offer the blue light dimming option? Does the Roku and Firestick tv have monthly charges? What low to mid price TV's would you recommend for longevity and clear crisp picture? thanks so much!
I’m aiming to buy TCL Class 6-Series Mini-LED QLED 4K UHD Smart Google Tv – 55”
Thinking about how 1280×720 is called 720p, 1920×1080 is 1080p. But 3840×2160 suddenly received the name "4K"? And to top it all off, calling it 4K is rounding up an imaginary 160 pixels. That's like calling 1080p "2K" and 720p "1.5K" but no manufacturer did that. Sure it looks better but it's inherently a gimmick by name. Just wondering why the "K" thing started with the 2160p resolution specifically.
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4k garbage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I still think the CRT and the 1080p TVs we're still better than 4K for many reasons the 4K seem to glitch on the films when I went on Disney plus the thing was like glitching even with HBO Paramount when you watch a cartoon it was like glitching I don't know what the deal on that is
My TV I have is a 55 inch hisense 4k smart android TV and my TV has the Google play store for apps.
Honestly, even in 2022 1080p still looks pretty good.
I bought a base model Samsung LED 75" TV for my living room on Black Friday sale for under $500, paired it with a Samsung surround 5.1 mid range sound system with voice enhancement and Dolby Atmos and a more than powerful enough sub, all for about One G. This is to replace a seven year old Samsung 57" LED TV which I gave to my college son. Best one thousand dollar home theatre and I love it. I'm watching movies and listening to music with all the clarity and sound stage and boom that I am absolutely enjoying every bit of it. Are there better technologies out there? yes of course, and will always be. But I'm more than satisfied.
me watching on a 720p tv . Interesting
I created art screensavers so I can turn any TV into art display for free using the Youtube App. I believe they will look great on these TVs! 🙂
Looking to get a tv for gaming but the specs say hdmi 2.0(2.0b) but if I plug in a hdmi 2.1 would I still get 4k
4K is the biggest scam since Christianity.
Most modern movie content is encoded/filmed in 2 k and upconverted. There is not much point in 4 k unless your using your TV as a fancy photo album.
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Looking for a 43" for a budget of $400. Picture Quality is top priority. Don't care about operating system as will be using an external device for streaming
CNET lying through their teeth again, I see.
The Samsung QN90A is NOT the best 4K LCD TV on the market. Not even close.
It uses an IPS panel. If you know, you know.
The best 4K LCD's on the market are the Hisense U8G, Vizio PQX-H1, and the TCL 6-Series R646, full stop.
Go check out testing reviews of each, not influencer opinions.
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Is 4k bad for your eyes?
I thought L E D meant: Lunch Eating Dog
I already knew all this but watched the video anyway 😂
I used to have the same samsung thick tv earlier
The best consumer televisions are Panasonic, but Panasonic no longer sells them in the United States and Canada — Europe and Japan only these days. It’s a shame, because the quality of Panasonic is impeccable.
Did he never mention burn in? I have a 4 year old oled and that thing is messed up, unless oled technology has gotten better at reducing burn in I’ll be buying a mini led tv next time.
Damn, no Sony TV? What about the XK95, where does that rank?
I wish he would've mentioned the best 4K TV under $1k
Good video. I also go rtings myself because the have good comparisons and also clearly say who wins per tv price category
Should I get the Sony WF 1000 XM4 for $270. Or the Samsung Galaxy buds 2 for $100.
I will NEVER buy LG again just because of the garbage “magic” remote. It’s frustrating to use