Fam Help Me Pic A Smart 55"-65"- 4K Ultra HDTV with High Dynamic Range

[will_right]

I think BestBuy has a pretty good deal on this 55" Sony Ultra HD TV with HDR and at Only $799 I think is kinda hard to beat..but then that's why i'm asking YOU guys cuz I know we look EVERYWHERE! So I'm TRYING to stay UNDER $1000 if posible with something no smaller than a 55" although I'd rather have a 60 or 65 but was thinking to find a NEW 65'' 4k Ultra HD TV with HDR would be almost imposible to find and thus would settle for a 55"

I have Samsung and Sony in home but will also consider a LG IF it's worth it WITH a good review. Well here is what I found so far. This set comes with 4 HDMI

Smart Enabled
Get access to a world of instant entertainment with this product. Just connect to the Internet and stream movies, listen to music, and access a wide variety of other content.

54.6" screen (measured diagonally from corner to corner)
Large enough to provide an immersive experience for everyone in the room.

Built-in Wi-Fi Smart TV means a huge world of entertainment
Stream from Netflix, YouTube, Pandora, Amazon Video, Google Play, and more.

LED TVs perform well in all lighting conditions
They also deliver plasma-like deep blacks and rich colors.

2160p resolution for breathtaking HD images
Watch 4K movies and TV shows at 4x the resolution of Full HD, and upscale your current HD content to gorgeous, Ultra HD-level picture quality.

High dynamic range (HDR) creates a more realistic picture
HDR video content delivers exceptional detail, color and contrast, with a far wider range of brightness than other video formats.

Wireless Connectivity
Provides fast and reliable streaming with Wi-Fi.

Advanced TV sound
Two 10W main channel speakers, S-FORCE Front Surround Sound.

4 HDMI inputs for the best home theater connection
High-speed HDMI delivers up to 2160p picture and digital surround sound in one convenient cable. HDMI cable not included.

Enjoy the picture from multiple angles
178° horizontal and vertical viewing angles provide a clear picture for viewers seated near the side of the screen.

Motionflow XR 240 technology
Enjoy fast-moving movies, sports and video games with virtually no motion blur.

3 USB inputs
Easily connect your digital camera, camcorder or other USB device.

Web-based services and content require high-speed Internet service. Some services may require a subscription.


4.7 Rating with Free delivery


http://www.bestbuy.com/site/sony-55...-black/4804403.p?skuId=4804403#carousel-modal

 

[LSN]

your pics show up fine...problem solved

 

[ilikebigbutts]

this LG is slightly out of your budget but it also supports dolby vision HDR which will be important since some streaming services only support it. not to mention 4K blu-ray will be eventually encoding discs with it as well.

Amazon product ASIN B01C9CZEW0

 

[will_right]

your pics show up fine...problem solved

What?

 

[will_right]

this LG is slightly out of your budget but it also supports dolby vision HDR which will be important since some streaming services only support it. not to mention 4K blu-ray will be eventually encoding discs with it as well.

Amazon product ASIN B01C9CZEW0

Hold up what am I missing here...why would I consider this LG when the sony has 4 HDMI's this one has only 3 plus it's $300 More..Both are 4K HDR is it the word Super? I'm looking to understand why is this better? (anyone can answer)

 

[BlackArsenic]

I just saw the Samsung ks8000 55" for $899 at Costco.

 

[MrSid]

My Onkyo av amplifier has hdmi 6 inputs .
Plus two hdmi outputs .

The number of HdMi inputs on a tv is useless , just have one and plug into a AV amplifier.

 

[ilikebigbutts]

there are 2 HDR formats. the one every tv has is HDR10. its good but doesnt offer dynamic color reporduction. the second format is called dolby vision. dolby has a better color accuracy due to it being able to dynamically adjust its color spectrum on the fly. not alot of tvs have it right now and there are some streaming services that dont support HDR10 but support dolby vision. why not future proof yourself by having both available to you. in my opinion 1 extra hdmi port shouldnt be the selling point but if thats what you want then you can always get an hdmi switcher. but if you needed more hdmi ports then an a/v receiver can do that. the one i currently use has 6 hdmi ports so i only need 1 out of the 4 my tv has cuz all my hdmi stuff passes thru my receiver.

 

[Coldchi]

i bought the 70' Samsung 6-series 4K UHD SmartTV back in November for around $1,200

 

[Ninja05]

Go to Costco. Select the best for your budget. They usually have the high end, newest version of whatever Best Buy is selling.l for just a little more. I like that they double manufacture warranty off rip, plus they pay their employees fair wages.


Just my two cents. Costco has never led me wrong (and if they do - pretty sure they will fix it)

 

[meilmarc]

Both Samsung and LG make great tvs

 

[will_right]

there are 2 HDR formats. the one every tv has is HDR10. its good but doesnt offer dynamic color reporduction. the second format is called dolby vision. dolby has a better color accuracy due to it being able to dynamically adjust its color spectrum on the fly. not alot of tvs have it right now and there are some streaming services that dont support HDR10 but support dolby vision. why not future proof yourself by having both available to you. in my opinion 1 extra hdmi port shouldnt be the selling point but if thats what you want then you can always get an hdmi switcher. but if you needed more hdmi ports then an a/v receiver can do that. the one i currently use has 6 hdmi ports so i only need 1 out of the 4 my tv has cuz all my hdmi stuff passes thru my receiver.

You skipped the part about the EXTRA $300 Bucks...is HDR Dolby vision worth the $300 buck More

 

[will_right]

i bought the 70' Samsung 6-series 4K UHD SmartTV back in November for around $1,200

How much would I have to pay for the 60 or 65" ??? are either of them under $1000?
or close to it?

 

[will_right]

My Onkyo av amplifier has hdmi 6 inputs .
Plus two hdmi outputs .

The number of HdMi inputs on a tv is useless , just have one and plug into a AV amplifier.

No need to overstate bruh I get your point but don't say USLESS..maybe "not necessary or not always needed" but they are def NOT use LESS. whats your Model Onkyo playa? I have the
HT- R557 was thinking about upgrading to A THX joint

 

[will_right]

there are 2 HDR formats. the one every tv has is HDR10. its good but doesnt offer dynamic color reporduction. the second format is called dolby vision. dolby has a better color accuracy due to it being able to dynamically adjust its color spectrum on the fly. not alot of tvs have it right now and there are some streaming services that dont support HDR10 but support dolby vision. why not future proof yourself by having both available to you. in my opinion 1 extra hdmi port shouldnt be the selling point but if thats what you want then you can always get an hdmi switcher. but if you needed more hdmi ports then an a/v receiver can do that. the one i currently use has 6 hdmi ports so i only need 1 out of the 4 my tv has cuz all my hdmi stuff passes thru my receiver.

Thanx for the break down others weren't really pointing out the difference like u did.

 

[will_right]

I just saw the Samsung ks8000 55" for $899 at Costco.

BUT is it Better than the Sony I posted at $799

 

[slewdem100]

The HDR riddle hasn't been solved yet with the 2 different formats etc. Furthermore you want a 65 inch....I wouldn't compromise on TV screen size...relatively cheap 4k HDR Tv's are known for not being the best as well....if you don't NEED a TV I would hold off....if you do need one the Sony is fine as long as you can deal with the smaller size and recognize that HDR is a work in progress....there is a 65 inch Hisense that has 4k and HDR that is under a grand....do a search...good picture but it's a Hisense so know that going in...that Sony has some issues...check avsforum.com to see if u can deal with them

 

[will_right]

The HDR riddle hasn't been solved yet with the 2 different formats etc. Furthermore you want a 65 inch....I wouldn't compromise on TV screen size...relatively cheap 4k HDR Tv's are known for not being the best as well....if you don't NEED a TV I would hold off....if you do need one the Sony is fine as long as you can deal with the smaller size and recognize that HDR is a work in progress....there is a 65 inch Hisense that has 4k and HDR that is under a grand....do a search...good picture but it's a Hisense so know that going in...that Sony has some issues...check avsforum.com to see if u can deal with them

Sony has issues in Gen OR this model?

 

[will_right]

OH ABTW THIS one I'm told also has the PlayStation mode

 

[phanatic]

I grabbed a hisense 65 inch tv from Best BUY for $725. I'm playing Horizon Zero DAWN on a ps4 pro and it's fucking amazing.

 

[power lord]

Vizio P-Series I got it from Best Buy 65 inch it has full array led backlighting not edge lighting and it handles HDR10 and Dolby vision

 

[will_right]

I grabbed a hisense 65 inch tv from Best BUY for $725. I'm playing Horizon Zero DAWN on a ps4 pro and it's fucking amazing.

Is it a 4k HDR or just a damn 1080p joint..is it rated good or off the back of Keith's mini van

 

[BenQ]

I grabbed a hisense 65 inch tv from Best BUY for $725. I'm playing Horizon Zero DAWN on a ps4 pro and it's fucking amazing.

Sale still up ?

 

[will_right]

I grabbed a hisense 65 inch tv from Best BUY for $725. I'm playing Horizon Zero DAWN on a ps4 pro and it's fucking amazing.

A pic ok Model would be nice or even a few specs

 

[Adam Knows]

I just saw the Samsung ks8000 55" for $899 at Costco.

BUT is it Better than the Sony I posted at $799

yeah it is picture quality wise there is a noticeable difference. samsungs always have a more realistic image to them then other brands especially the 240hz models

i have that model myself

4 hdmi's as well it's well worth spending the few bucks more for it.

 

[phanatic]

Is it a 4k HDR or just a damn 1080p joint..is it rated good or off the back of Keith's mini van

4k hdr. It's called the H8

 

[phanatic]

Is it a 4k HDR or just a damn 1080p joint..is it rated good or off the back of Keith's mini van

Sale still up ?

A pic ok Model would be nice or even a few specs

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/hisense...h-dynamic-range-black/5712314.p?skuId=5712314

 

[Adam Knows]

plus the sony you are looking at is only 60hz the samsung is a 120 hz with 240 motion rate

 

[BlackArsenic]

BUT is it Better than the Sony I posted at $799

Hell yeah. It's even better than Sony's 930d that released last year

 

[eatcake]

Sonys picture is the the best line em all up side by side and you can tell the Sony from the rest

 

[will_right]

plus the sony you are looking at is only 60hz the samsung is a 120 hz with 240 motion rate

 

[will_right]

Vizio P-Series I got it from Best Buy 65 inch it has full array led backlighting not edge lighting and it handles HDR10 and Dolby vision

Link please...

 

[will_right]

Hey Fam which off brand is better between a Haier 65" Class 4K ULTRA HD LED TV and a Hisense 65 inch 4K Ultra HD LED TV

 

[slewdem100]

Sony has issues in Gen OR this model?

I believe it's that model....may not be issues that bother you though....some of the things that bother videophiles don't bother most other people....its not a reliability issue

 

[phanatic]

Hey Fam which off brand is better between a Haier 65" Class 4K ULTRA HD LED TV and a Hisense 65 inch 4K Ultra HD LED TV

All I can vouch for is the Hisense bro. Ps4 pro in 4k hdr (verified 4k resolution in the ps4 menu) with Horizon Zero Dawn. I'll post some pics when I get back home. My pops helped me hang this monster last week.