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Good TV's. I think I got a 65" for 200 a couple years ago. It was like a 1 day deal or something.
I need to get my mom a new TV and this will do just right. I got hera couple crap TCL Roku TV's over the years and they both died within 2 years. I have yet to have an insignia die. The fro is a good TV. I use it in the bedroom. Almost swapped it out with my Sony, but the Sony is better technically.
FireTV works good enough and there are not sound or picture issues
I have a 75" f30 that I've had for like a year now. Well worth the money. If you do get one, look up a picture tuning guide on google. It'll help you tune the picture settings for the best quality picture the tv can put out
Anyone down to offer advice on whether this is a slick enough deal that someone like me should go ahead and pick up a 43" open box (fair) for $123 months or a 55" open box (good) for $187?
I'm not really into TVs, particularly large ones, and have cheaped out on the two in my house atm. One is a 50" Westinghouse, purchased in 2018, and the other is a 50" Panasonic bought in 2022. Both work but not sure how long that will be the case. I doubt I'll make it to BF 2025, though.
TBH, I suspect the only reason the Westinghouse isn't dead is bc the UI/UX is so terrible that I only turn it on under duress, and it's probably only been used a dozen times.
I would like to replace the Westinghouse, for sure, but I hate spending good fabric , 3D printer filament, and wallpaper money on a television so I keep waiting. Do you think now's a wise time to buy this?
This OrHisense 50" Class U6H ULED 4K Google TV (50U6H) - QLED, 600 Nits, 240 Motion Rate, Voice Remote for $218? (I don't care about the size difference)
Anyone down to offer advice on whether this is a slick enough deal that someone like me should go ahead and pick up a 43" open box (fair) for $123 or a 55" open box (good) for $187?
I'm not really into TVs, particularly large ones, and have cheaped out on the two in my house atm. One is a 50" Westinghouse, purchased in 2018, and the other is a 50" Panasonic bought in 2022. Both work but not sure how long that will be the case. I doubt I'll make it to BF 2025, though.
TBH, I suspect the only reason the Westinghouse isn't dead is bc the UI/UX is so terrible that I only turn it on under duress, and it's probably only been used a dozen times.
I would like to replace the Westinghouse, for sure, but I hate spending good fabric , 3D printer filament, and wallpaper money on a television so I keep waiting. Do you think now's a wise time to buy this?
I'm in a similar situation where I doubt my tv will make it to black friday, and I'm not big on tvs to worry about having the largest/best tv. Everything I've read has said BF - Superbowl weekend is the best time to buy a tv. TVs are discounted right now in part because of new ones coming out, so older models get marked down to get rid of them, and in part because of the superbowl hype. I'm probably going to go for a 43" for around $150 give or take (I really just don't have room right now for much larger). There's an Insignia for that right now, or BestBuy just had a Toshiba for that but I was late to the party and missed out. Figure I'd give it another week just in case I see anything come out that I like better.
This OrHisense 50" Class U6H ULED 4K Google TV (50U6H) - QLED, 600 Nits, 240 Motion Rate, Voice Remote for $218? (I don't care about the size difference)
Good TV's. I think I got a 65" for 200 a couple years ago. It was like a 1 day deal or something.
I need to get my mom a new TV and this will do just right. I got hera couple crap TCL Roku TV's over the years and they both died within 2 years. I have yet to have an insignia die. The fro is a good TV. I use it in the bedroom. Almost swapped it out with my Sony, but the Sony is better technically.
FireTV works good enough and there are not sound or picture issues
I have TCL 65" for 3 years now from Target, stil works fine.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank Bigbanks
I need to get my mom a new TV and this will do just right. I got hera couple crap TCL Roku TV's over the years and they both died within 2 years. I have yet to have an insignia die. The fro is a good TV. I use it in the bedroom. Almost swapped it out with my Sony, but the Sony is better technically.
FireTV works good enough and there are not sound or picture issues
Using 43 as pc monitor.
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Hisense 50" Class U6H ULED 4K Google TV (50U6H) - QLED, 600 Nits, 240 Motion Rate, Voice Remote for $218
? (I don't care about the size difference)
Or
Hisense 50" Class U6H ULED 4K Google TV (50U6H) - QLED, 600 Nits, 240 Motion Rate, Voice Remote for $218
? (I don't care about the size difference)
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I'm not really into TVs, particularly large ones, and have cheaped out on the two in my house atm. One is a 50" Westinghouse, purchased in 2018, and the other is a 50" Panasonic bought in 2022. Both work but not sure how long that will be the case. I doubt I'll make it to BF 2025, though.
TBH, I suspect the only reason the Westinghouse isn't dead is bc the UI/UX is so terrible that I only turn it on under duress, and it's probably only been used a dozen times.
I would like to replace the Westinghouse, for sure, but I hate spending good fabric , 3D printer filament, and wallpaper money on a television so I keep waiting. Do you think now's a wise time to buy this?
I'm not really into TVs, particularly large ones, and have cheaped out on the two in my house atm. One is a 50" Westinghouse, purchased in 2018, and the other is a 50" Panasonic bought in 2022. Both work but not sure how long that will be the case. I doubt I'll make it to BF 2025, though.
TBH, I suspect the only reason the Westinghouse isn't dead is bc the UI/UX is so terrible that I only turn it on under duress, and it's probably only been used a dozen times.
I would like to replace the Westinghouse, for sure, but I hate spending good fabric , 3D printer filament, and wallpaper money on a television so I keep waiting. Do you think now's a wise time to buy this?
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I need to get my mom a new TV and this will do just right. I got hera couple crap TCL Roku TV's over the years and they both died within 2 years. I have yet to have an insignia die. The fro is a good TV. I use it in the bedroom. Almost swapped it out with my Sony, but the Sony is better technically.
FireTV works good enough and there are not sound or picture issues
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