tv deals

[Piero 2272]

if anyone can find a good 49" to 55" tv today please tell me

 

preferably 4k and under 500

 

what I'm considering:

LG 6100 (4k 120hz)

LG 5530 (4k 60hz)

VIZIO E50-E3 (4k 120hz)

[spiderpigrider 312]

There was a 50 inch 4k Samsung  TV for 450?  on Best Buy at black friday ...

[Musicfreak 181]

Keep in mind, TVs are specifically made for black friday/cyber monday and are shittier. Don't get duped by the low price, in most instances you get what you pay for.

[Piero 2272]

does anyone know if there is any significant difference between 120hz and 60hz at 4k? I'm not sure of resolution changes anything

[driz 2626]

Of course there is a difference in resolution you just need 1) quality high enough to notice it and 2) a screen big enough to warrant it  (eg lord of the rings battle scene on a 70" 1080p tv looks like total shit, in 4k, its very smooth.4k at 40" ? you wont notice anything...

 

120 Hz 4k TVs are pretty pricey, I've never seen 4k at 240. Don't link me a TV showing 240 without reading first, it doesn't apply to 4k.. you have to get beyond the marketing BS

Actual refresh rates of 2015 TVs

Brand	Model	Claimed	Actual
LG	UF7600	TruMotion 120	60Hz
	All other 4K TVs	TruMotion 240	120Hz
Panasonic	CX600	Image Motion 120Hz	60Hz
	CX650/CX800	Image Motion 240Hz	120Hz
	CX850	2400 BLS 4K IFC PRO	120Hz
Sharp	All models	-	As listed
Samsung	All models	-	Half listed motion rate
Sony	All 4K models	-	120Hz
Vizio	Most E-series	-	60Hz
	E65-C3, E70-C3		120Hz
	M-series <60in	-	60Hz
	M-series >/=60in	-	120Hz

[Musicfreak 181]

Get a Samsung 4K smart tv. Don't get the black friday model, it will break in a few years. Save yourself the trouble, seriously.