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$499 is the new regular price for this. I recommend it for this price. It's a superior ips(or inferior mini led) with 43". Super nice for data scientist like me who also use under desk treadmill when working.
4k 144hz is really expensive. The cheapest garbage is above $400. If you definitely needs a big screen, this is what you want
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Umm, 4K TVs are 120hz now. There is literally no difference between a TV and a monitor these days.
There are a lot of differences if you tried one.
There are no such thing as 120hz 4k budget TV. You are looking at well above $500. The mainstream is 60hz. You probably mistaken 120hz motion blur, which is advertised heavily by these budget TVs as 120hz refresh rate.
There are a lot of differences if you tried one.
There are no such thing as 120hz 4k budget TV. You are looking at well above $500. The mainstream is 60hz. You probably mistaken 120hz motion blur, which is advertised heavily by these budget TVs as 120hz refresh rate.
Actually regarding a budget 120hz TV, Sony's X85K 43" offers 120Hz for $599, and even less for an excellent open box @ 417.99. It's got some gaming features rated at 8.3 and highly rated as a PC monitor by RTINGS at 8.3 although it lacks HDR600, 144HZ refresh rate and the Mini LED backlight found the 43" Odyssey Neo G7. I would pick the Neo G7 between the two though if I prioritize PC use.
Actually regarding a budget 120hz TV, Sony's X85K 43" offers 120Hz for $599, and even less for an excellent open box @ 417.99. It's got some gaming features rated at 8.3 and highly rated as a PC monitor by RTINGS at 8.3 although it lacks HDR600, 144HZ refresh rate and the Mini LED backlight found the 43" Odyssey Neo G7. I would pick the Neo G7 between the two though if I prioritize PC use.
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4k 144hz is really expensive. The cheapest garbage is above $400. If you definitely needs a big screen, this is what you want
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There are no such thing as 120hz 4k budget TV. You are looking at well above $500. The mainstream is 60hz. You probably mistaken 120hz motion blur, which is advertised heavily by these budget TVs as 120hz refresh rate.
There are no such thing as 120hz 4k budget TV. You are looking at well above $500. The mainstream is 60hz. You probably mistaken 120hz motion blur, which is advertised heavily by these budget TVs as 120hz refresh rate.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sony...lsrc=aw.
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