Recommendations for a new TV?

[Alex79]

Hello! The kids broke our TV a few years back and at the time we just needed to get a cheapish replacement. We got this 43" Hisense TV that's fine for TV and movies, 4K, has HDR etc, but it's kind of shit for gaming. Get a lot of weird effects on certain games and it's not got a gaming or low-latency mode or anything like that, and the 'Smart' features kind of suck because you can't update apps or anything.

So I'm thinking about getting a new TV. I'm looking for:

- 4K
- 120fps would be nice, but not essential
- HDR
- 43" in size (big enough for the room and limited by where we put it)
- gaming or low-latency mode.
- prefer Android OS rather than some proprietary thing.
- budget is the cheaper the better, but can't really go above £500.

I'm not asking anyone to go searching for me, but does anyone have a recommendation for TVs they have or just know would fit the bill?

Thanks

[Truk_Kurt]

I can only speak for the LG OLED TVs which are excellent but would be more than £500. You could get a 2020 model or earlier pre owned though for that price or less.

[Alex79]

I would love an OLED one, I've seen QLED also, but not really sure what the difference is.

[Angry_Kurt]

I’m not sure on the details but I think QLEDs aren’t supposed to be as good, that’s purely based on them being cheaper than OLEDs though

[vindicatoroffense]

Hello! The kids broke our TV a few years back and at the time we just needed to get a cheapish replacement. We got this 43" Hisense TV that's fine for TV and movies, 4K, has HDR etc, but it's kind of shit for gaming. Get a lot of weird effects on certain games and it's not got a gaming or low-latency mode or anything like that, and the 'Smart' features kind of suck because you can't update apps or anything. tiny fishing

So I'm thinking about getting a new TV. I'm looking for:

- 4K
- 120fps would be nice, but not essential
- HDR
- 43" in size (big enough for the room and limited by where we put it)
- gaming or low-latency mode.
- prefer Android OS rather than some proprietary thing.
- budget is the cheaper the better, but can't really go above £500.

I'm not asking anyone to go searching for me, but does anyone have a recommendation for TVs they have or just know would fit the bill?

Thanks

LG UHD AI ThinQ (43UN73006LC)

Resolution: 4K
Refresh Rate: 60Hz (not 120fps, but good for most games)
HDR: Yes, supports HDR10
Gaming Mode: Yes, includes a low-latency mode
Operating System: WebOS, which is quite user-friendly and supports app updates
Samsung TU8000 Series (UE43TU8000)

Resolution: 4K
Refresh Rate: 60Hz
HDR: Yes, supports HDR10+
Gaming Mode: Yes, has a dedicated game mode to reduce input lag
Operating System: Tizen OS, which is also well-supported and frequently updated
Sony BRAVIA KD-43XH8096

Resolution: 4K
Refresh Rate: 60Hz
HDR: Yes, supports HDR10 and Dolby Vision
Gaming Mode: Yes, includes a game mode to reduce latency
Operating System: Android TV, which allows for app updates and has a broad range of apps available

[frapdeadwood]

I would love an OLED one, I've seen QLED also, but not really sure what the differenceeggy car is.

In terms of price, OLED has a lower resolution than QLED, but in terms of price, OLED is higher than QLED, what really makes OLED more expensive is its configuration.

You should consider

[Alex79]

Close forum signups! Make people take a quiz before joining? I don't know, anything, too many bots keep joining!

[ratsoalbion]

They actually do have to do a quiz, but they've gotten smarter!

We're seeing what we can do.

[Alex79]

I think it's just getting more difficult every year, it's like whack-a-mole!