Looking for a new tv 65" or bigger

[navdeep]

Hey guys,

can you recommended me a tv looking for 65" or bigger
budget is $3000 give or take $100 or so


will be used daily , no xbox or ps3 will be played on it

[killramos]

Since you wont be having an xbox or PS3 do you want it to be a smart TV or is this exclusively for Cable?

This probably fits your bill pretty well.

http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/MX56552

Though i think you have way over budgeted yourself.

Lots of cheaper options if you are willing to keep the size to ~65.

For example:

http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/MX51368

$ 1,800

http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/MX56527

$1,900

http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/MX57325

$2,300

http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/MX56550

$2,300

That's just from me checking one store...

[navdeep]

i was just looking at that tv i can get it for $2499 , i did buy the sony KDL70W850 don't really like it after reading reviews got it for $1900

Originally posted by navdeep
Hey guys,

can you recommended me a tv looking for 65" or bigger
budget is $3000 give or take $100 or so


will be used daily , no xbox or ps3 will be played on it

[killramos]

See my above edited post for more options and comments.

It really depends on what you want bud, you seem to be good at researching and finding deals.

Anything from Samsung, LG, even Sony (though you said you didn't like them) will give you a good usable everyday tv.

Really it depends if you actually want to spend 3k or if you want to get the biggest thing possible for your money. Sometimes bigger isn't better depending on space available and use. Often it is good to go as big as possible but i don't know what your plans are for it ( 65+ inch is pretty big for a casual tv in the kitchen for example ).

Also its not a ferrari, i don't think it cares how you use it daily whether its home theater or breakfast news.

[rage2]

5 months ago, 2 Sharp 80" models would fit the bill, but they pulled out of the Canadian market. Cheapest 80" now is $5k (Vizio).

[Redlined_8000]

Not to thread high jack but what kind of differences would the TV have if you wanted it to also fit console gaming? I will be in the market for a 65" tv soon also.

[Xtrema]

http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/...e8b5d18337en02

Didn't spent enough time to vouch for it but the black level looks amazing for the 10mins I'm staring at it. Review looks good. But some people still don't like the brand.

Originally posted by Redlined_8000
Not to thread high jack but what kind of differences would the TV have if you wanted it to also fit console gaming? I will be in the market for a 65" tv soon also.

http://www.displaylag.com/display-database/

Check lag. But given that lowest lag panels may not give you the best picture for it's a balance.

[navdeep]

right now i have a Samsung 65"8000 2013 Model , i can keep that or give it to my brother and he will buy me a new one since we really don't wanna move tv's



i just want best bang for buck , Love the look on LG's and Samsung's, the Sony i got but will return is 2014 model and i have the shape of it KDL70w850


I'm i better off going with a 65" high end or a something like the Samsung 75" that's for $3000 right now

[navdeep]

Originally posted by killramos
See my above edited post for more options and comments.

It really depends on what you want bud, you seem to be good at researching and finding deals.

Anything from Samsung, LG, even Sony (though you said you didn't like them) will give you a good usable everyday tv.

Really it depends if you actually want to spend 3k or if you want to get the biggest thing possible for your money. Sometimes bigger isn't better depending on space available and use. Often it is good to go as big as possible but i don't know what your plans are for it ( 65+ inch is pretty big for a casual tv in the kitchen for example ).

Also its not a ferrari, i don't think it cares how you use it daily whether its home theater or breakfast news.

Tv will be used in my family room which is about 15X17 i have a full 7.1 setup already there with tower speakers and what not

[killramos]

Originally posted by navdeep


I'm i better off going with a 65" high end or a something like the Samsung 75" that's for $3000 right now

Of the ones I posted they have the 75 and 65 inch Samsung for sale. Exact same tv ( J6300 series ). Bigger one is 700 dollars more.

So really its just whether the extra 10 inches is worth 700 bucks to you.

[killramos]

Originally posted by navdeep



Tv will be used in my family room which is about 15X17 i have a full 7.1 setup already there with tower speakers and what not

Since you basically have your family room set up as the home theater and the room is plenty big the 75 would probably suit you better.

75" is about a 10 foot ideal viewing distance depending on who you ask.

[Xtrema]

Originally posted by navdeep



Tv will be used in my family room which is about 15X17 i have a full 7.1 setup already there with tower speakers and what not

75" is a good size @ 12-3' viewing distance.

[blairtruck]

man i love my bedroom vizio 65" for $999 more then the Living room Sharp 70" that was more then double the price.

[riander5]

Just bought a 70" Vizio 4k off tiger direct for 2900 all in w/ 5 year warranty. m series has been getting great reviews... Best buy this side south of 5-6000

[killramos]

Originally posted by blairtruck
man i love my bedroom vizio 65" for $999 more then the Living room Sharp 70" that was more then double the price.

So what year was the sharp and what year was the vizio?

[blairtruck]

Vizio Is a few months old. Smart led

Sharp is 2 years old led. With a few apps

I don't use the apps on either. Both are only 1080 not 4k. Basically Movies and games. All effects turned off on both. Soap opera effect is the worst.

[rage2]

Something is wrong if you have soap opera effect and motion enhancement is turned off.

[blairtruck]

Originally posted by rage2
Something is wrong if you have soap opera effect and motion enhancement is turned off.

no. i have no Soap opera on either cause i turn all that jazz off. straight feed.

[BigShow]

Originally posted by rage2
5 months ago, 2 Sharp 80" models would fit the bill, but they pulled out of the Canadian market. Cheapest 80" now is $5k (Vizio).

Why is that?
Best buy dropped it from their website but in store they do have an 80' Sharp model for $3800 right now.

[heavyD]

Another vote for Vizio. I got the M-series 65" and once calibrated it's very impressive for the money as the black levels are as good as you will see in more expensive sets.