Toshiba 65" M550 Series QLED 4K Smart TV
$349.99 (Free Delivery)
https://www.bestbuy.com/product/t...J3Z9Z42GF9
Same $349.99 @ Amazon (S & S by Best Buy)...
https://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-65...r=8-2&th=1
FWIW... Tech Steve M550NU Series video review (55")
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mN1WIp-3d3A
Key Features:
Resolution: 4K UHD (3840 x 2160p)
Panel Type: QLED w/ Full Array Local Dimming
Refresh Rate: 60Hz (Motion Rate 240)
HDR Formats: Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, HLG
AI 4K Upscaler / AI Auto View Pro / Game Mode Plus
Audio: Dolby Atmos Supported / 2.1 channels (40W)
Works with Amazon Alexa, Apple AirPlay / HomeKit
Smart Platform: Fire TV and Voice Remote
Connectivity:
4x HDMI (eARC)
2x USB 2.0
1x Digital Optical Audio
1x Ethernet
1x RF Tuner
1x Headphone
Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth v5.0
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https://www.theindianob
At first, I was skeptical of that website, because there are grammatical errors everywhere and cheap look, but it's probably because it's an Indian website. I thought it might be one of those fake blogs that pretend to be review websites, but the review actually seems fairly decent.
The main thing is this comparison photo I've attached that sums of the difference between a good TV and cheap TV when it comes to HDR. This is not something that can be fixed by increasing brightness or adjusting settings on the TV. Most people don't realize their mediocre TVs that are auto playing HDR on their Netflix app is making everything worse. You're better off forcing SDR everywhere unless you have a better TV. The picture will look overly dark, washed out, or overly bright depending on the image.
https://www.theindianob
At first, I was skeptical of that website, because there are grammatical errors everywhere and cheap look, but it's probably because it's an Indian website. I thought it might be one of those fake blogs that pretend to be review websites, but the review actually seems fairly decent.
The main thing is this comparison photo I've attached that sums of the difference between a good TV and cheap TV when it comes to HDR. This is not something that can be fixed by increasing brightness or adjusting settings on the TV. Most people don't realize their mediocre TVs that are auto playing HDR on their Netflix app is making everything worse. You're better off forcing SDR everywhere unless you have a better TV. The picture will look overly dark, washed out, or overly bright depending on the image.
Or can you get better for this amount of spuds
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