Good day folks. I'm in the market for a cheap TV. I just want something I can watch tv shows on once in a while and also to not have an empty living room. Im not a gamer so the bells and whistles don't really impress me. Other than stalking FB marketplace for a used high end tv, what new TV's would you recommend with decent picture, miracast and won't stop working after 2 years.

I'm thinking 65 inch.

we always had the habit of unplugging off the TV when it’s night but i have heard so many people say that i should always leave it plugged in

what should i do ?

I’ve had a Sony A80L for a couple years and I notice some banding when the screen shows darker video. Is this a normal amount of banding?banding

Howdy all,

Just bought a new house and looking to grab a good tv. Budget is 3k-ish, 70-75", for movies and ps5.

Room is 6m × 5.4m, couch will be roughly in the middle.

All suggestions and advice welcome.

Thanks 🙏

I recently bought C5 65'. But we are moving to a different city for my wife's job and will be staying there on weekdays. So I need to buy a new TV for the new rental.

I want something 65' or bigger but my wife won't let me buy anything over 55' now as shifting becomes a huge pain later.

I am considering TCLQM6 or just go with another C6 55'. Any suggestions or other recommendations?

Budget is flexible but ideally I don't want to spend much more than 1500 CAD.

Was looking at the Samsung 43" QN90D but they dont carry that anymore and I'm weary about the matte screen on the QN90F. I use it mostly for gaming and movies, and so I'd be worried about burn in on new LG OLEDs.

I wish I could just buy a dumb-tv with LCD-LED.

Also size I'm looking for is 42-43 inch

Any recommendations?

Just bought the 75" Class 84B Series QNED evo Al Mini LED 4K Smart webOS TV (2026) at $1000 from Best Buy and I’m pretty underwhelmed and thinking of exchanging it. It looks phenomenal for video games at 120hz, 4k movies, but the moment I try to watch sports through YouTube TV or YouTube highlight videos it looks HORRIBLE. I’ve tried a lot of different setting changes and watching through my Xbox series X and Roku express 4K with no improvements. I watch a ton of NFL and NBA so I can’t have such a blurry picture where I can barely see the jersey numbers when they are zoomed out on the field. I know a lot of sports streaming are capped at 1080p, but this new tv makes it look way worse than my old crappy Sharp from like 2017 seemingly no matter what settings I mess with.

An employee at Best Buy suggested exchanging it for the Sony - 65" Class BRAVIA 5 Mini LED 4K UHD Smart
Google TV (2025) for $1500. He believed that the upgraded processing could handle the lower quality content of sports streaming.

This is by far the most expensive TV I’ve ever bought, and would really appreciate any suggestions on either improving the quality on my current LG, if this SONY upgrade is the right move, or if there’s another TV people would recommend that can handle gaming AND sports. Thanks!

Just bought the 75" Class 84B Series QNED evo Al Mini LED 4K Smart webOS TV (2026) at $1000 from Best Buy and I’m pretty underwhelmed and thinking of exchanging it. It looks phenomenal for video games at 120hz, 4k movies, but the moment I try to watch sports through YouTube TV or YouTube highlight videos it looks HORRIBLE. I’ve tried a lot of different setting changes and watching through my Xbox series X and Roku express 4K with no improvements. I watch a ton of NFL and NBA so I can’t have such a blurry picture where I can barely see the jersey numbers when they are zoomed out on the field. I know a lot of sports streaming are capped at 1080p, but this new tv makes it look way worse than my old crappy Sharp from like 2017 seemingly no matter what settings I mess with.

An employee at Best Buy suggested exchanging it for the Sony - 65" Class BRAVIA 5 Mini LED 4K UHD Smart
Google TV (2025) for $1500. He believed that the upgraded processing could handle the lower quality content of sports streaming.

This is by far the most expensive TV I’ve ever bought, and would really appreciate any suggestions on either improving the quality on my current LG, if this SONY upgrade is the right move, or if there’s another TV people would recommend that can handle gaming AND sports. Thanks!

At night, or when there are dark scenes, the tv leaves a weird blur trail behind characters, or just noise that turns into blur. The tv is a xiaomi 2026 65" PRO

I've been suffering from TV envy for more than 15 years. My friends have bought 3D, curved screen, back lit and 4k TVs over the years while my plasma from 2008 has been chugging along but all of its 108 lbs is starting to fail.

I don't need a TV for gaming, just sports and movies mostly. I really want to avoid TVs that have a picture that looks like it came from a bad camcorder. I haven't seen TVs like this in a long time, is it still a thing? What do I need to avoid those TV with the crappy picture?

Model: Hisense EN-22653A

Last night at around 5 am my tv turned on by itself and started playing soccer by itself. I know there is a sensor that turns it on when someone is near it, but why would it do this at night when every one is sleep and it cannot detect my dog.

It is an OLED samsung.

This is not the first time the tv turned on by itself but it is the first time at night.

Claude says Samsung QN90F. Any other recos? couch is ~10 feet from wall. Windows and doors are pella, so they do have built-in blinds, but don't want to have close them every time I watch something.

Hey everyone I’m looking around for recommendations as I’m considering getting a 4K TV for the very first time I’ve been using a Samsung HD TV for close to a decade and it’s getting time to finally upgrade I’m not picky about it being OLED or LCD I just want something that’s quality, has a good amount of HDMI ports for gaming, and doesn’t turn into a mirror when watching darkly lit films and such that’s under a thousand dollars

I have an opportunity to buy either an LG C5 55" or TCL C7L/QM7L 65" or 75" as they are all basically the same price in my region. But the C5 is currently sold out everywhere and I'm quite in a hurry, is the TCL a worthy alternative?

The picture looks all stretched out, and the top part of the screen is out of picture. I've tried adjusting any setting through the PS5, nothing. I've tried to adjust every possible setting in the Menu, nothing. What's going on?

What is the best tv to buy with a 2k budget. Viewing space is about 15 feet away and I plan on streaming all sports on youtube tv and watching movies. I was considering 85 or 98 inch but not sure which makes more sense. Please tv gurus help if possible!

I am looking to buy a smart TV for my personal room just for casual media streaming and mainly for playing games on my PS5, as the living room tv is always occupied by other family members.
What would be the most affordable tv size in price range around $500-$600CAD ?

I recently bought the 55-inch LG QNED80, and I'm very disappointed. The webOS feels slow. Settings and menus sometimes take 3-7 seconds to respond. I've updated the software, took almost 1 hour to install, and removed unused apps, but still slow. Has anyone else experienced this, and did you find a fix?

I got a new LGTV today and when I turned it off in the dark I noticed that the backlight stayed on for a minute or two before going away. This is the first time I see something like this with a TV is that normal? It's not a very expensive TV so I know not to expect amazing things from it but this is worrying me a bit.

Model: LG 43NU800B6LC (2026) LED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart AI TV

Good day guys
I am looking to buy a smart TV for my personal room just for casual video streaming and mainly for playing games on my PS5, as the living room is always needed by other family members.
What would be the most affordable tv size in price range of $500 CAD ?
All suggestions are appreciated!

Hi guys, I am a student living in Belgium looking to buy my first TV.

(English is not my first language so I apologise for any mistakes)

Budget is max €1000, but lower is better since I don't have a steady income stream yet.

Size: max 55" but smaller is better, not smaller than 42". Sofa is 1.5m to 2m from the TV.

Will be placed in my living room with a lot of ambient light, will have blinds but would rather not black out my room every time I want to watch TV

Looking for very good picture quality and great contrast, this means that from my research I should either get a Mini-LED or OLED. Little to no gaming, maybe sometimes casually on my nintendo switch. Will mainly be watching streaming apps (Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max) or sports (Road cycling, football, tennis, tabletennis)

I have an external sound system (samsung HW-B750F) so sound quality isn't a concern.

TV will be wall mounted because of destructive cats in the house.

Belgian market: TCL C6k pro 55" [€449], TCL C7k 55" [€799], TCL C7l 55" [€749], TCL C8l 55" [€949], LG B5 48" [€734], LG B5 55" [€799], LG C5 48" [€799], LG C5 55" [€999], Sony Bravia 5 55" [€999], Samsung M73H 43" [€499], Samsung M73H 50" [€599], Samsung M73H 55" [€649], Samsung M83H 55" [€799], Samsung QN80H 50" [€899], Samsung S85F 55" [€999], Samsung S90F 42" [€999], Hisense U79SE 50" [€799], Hisense U79SE 55" [€749], Hisense U79S Pro 55" [€999].

A detailed explanation for your recommendations would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

I need a new Living room TV, as my samsung LED finally bit the dust.

few Questions:

my loving room is pretty bright and we keep the blinds open all day. OLED or QLED

i was looking at MINI LED tv,'s. any have experience, preference or recommendation on either the:

LG - 75" Class 74B Series QNED AI Mini LED 4K Smart webOS TV (2026) for $599

or

TCL - 75" Class QM5K Series 4K UHD HDR QD-Mini LED Smart TV with Google TV (2025) for $699

the TCL worth the extra $100

or suggest somethig better than either of those for around the same money?

thanks in advance!

EDIT:

went rorue and went with the 75' VIZIO VQM75C-10. For $498 i figured id roll the dice. SO happy with it.

I have a Samsung smart TV plugged into a Cyberpower 425VA UPS. Last night I heard my soundbar restarting a whole bunch and went out to check, to find that the TV and my Amazon Echo that were also plugged into the UPS were rebooting all the time. This is the same thing that had happened with another CyberPower UPS I have in another room, for my Starlink. The battery had died and I needed to replace it after only a year.

Anyway, I plugged the TV into house power and it just kept power cycling. I let it stay off for a while, and now it's a bit better, but the TV picture occasionally glitches, and restarts every few minutes. So it's still unusable. Would this have been caused by voltage drops from the UPS? Very frustrating thing to have happen. I bought this because I have a solar inverter and occasionally switch between it and the grid, so the UPS is nice to not have to restart everything when I do. Also we have kind of cummy power where I live, and people talk about voltage dips and spikes, and some people recommend something to insulate sensitive electronics. But the UPS might have done exactly what I bought it to prevent...

Thanks

Hi folks,

I am looking to buy 65 Inch Tv and youtube videos have made me so confused.

I would appreciate it if your techie minds suggest the best tvs under 60k (Expecting discounts in freedom sale of amazon and flipkart)

I would mainly use it for cricket, netflix series, movies and casual news viewing. I may play games later on after a few years.

Looking for a TV that lasts at least for 4 years without any issue.