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I think exactly the opposite way. Wait for a smoking deal on a TV, then replace it every 2-3 years while still getting back the majority of original price selling off the old TV. No way I could keep a TV for a decade just because I overpaid for the best at the time. TV tech advances far too quickly to be stuck with something for that long.
UPDATE: I get there and it's bubble wrapped and missing the legs and they tried to give me a TCL remote from another model. I'm like how does this even get marked as "excellent?" The manager said that's a mistake on their part and he'll give me a brand new one for $569 to make it right. Thank you Best Buy, Gainesville, GA!
Depends on your needs, this one has no minileds but better processing.
Since I'll use it as a PC monitor I'll go for the 6 series as my computer will do the processing itself.
I believe this is on par with the 6 series, q8 series would be a step up.
I think exactly the opposite way. Wait for a smoking deal on a TV, then replace it every 2-3 years while still getting back the majority of original price selling off the old TV. No way I could keep a TV for a decade just because I overpaid for the best at the time. TV tech advances far too quickly to be stuck with something for that long.
If you're buying lower-end TVs, like LED, Mini LED or QLED, then yes, I agree with replacing them every few years. Not if we're talking OLED or QD-OLED. None of these newer non-OLEDs compare with OLEDs that are even 5+ years old. I have no problem keeping my C2 for at least 5 years. My friend's 5-year-old LG C9 still looks far better than any of these TVs.
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If you're buying lower-end TVs, like LED, Mini LED or QLED, then yes, I agree with replacing them every few years. Not if we're talking OLED or QD-OLED. None of these newer non-OLEDs compare with OLEDs that are even 5+ years old. I have no problem keeping my C2 for at least 5 years. My friend's 5-year-old LG C9 still looks far better than any of these TVs.
5 years? lol. I'm not buying your C2 for half the price next year.
Because it's too low-end. They don't review every TV. Even at full price, this thing is cheap. There's no such thing as a nice TV this large, for this cheap.
They review 4 series TCLs and many crappy Fire TVs. Not sure what you are talking about.
Because it's too low-end. They don't review every TV. Even at full price, this thing is cheap. There's no such thing as a nice TV this large, for this cheap.
I'd get the QM8 personally. You'll have this TV for what, 5-10 years or so? Do you really want to watch something that isn't an outstanding TV for the next 10 years? If you get the Q7, you'll always look at it and wonder "man, wonder what the QM8 would have looked like here..."
Plus, the QM8 is on sale right now for 1699.
That's a tough sell on the QM8 when the Q7 is 999.99. Who keeps tvs for 10 years anymore. Lol
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Because it's too low-end. They don't review every TV. Even at full price, this thing is cheap. There's no such thing as a nice TV this large, for this cheap.
That's not true at all. The q7 is this year's 6 series. It's a really good set and they just came out. It takes them time to rigorously test
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Since I'll use it as a PC monitor I'll go for the 6 series as my computer will do the processing itself.
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I guess it can't be too low-end... it beat some OLEDs to the table...
Plus, the QM8 is on sale right now for 1699.
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