£500 budget for 50”-55” 4k tv?

Rudeboy1

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There’s a lot of choice out there, I currently have a 7 year old 43” 4k lg tv, just want to upgrade to something bigger, it’s only for the bedroom for Netflix and YouTube, can anyone recommend me a model or 2 to look at please?

See a lot of people instantly saying you can’t get anything good for under £500, is this genuinely true? I don’t need cinema quality, just something that would match my quality but bigger.

Any help is much appreciated!
 
Rudeboy1 said:
There’s a lot of choice out there, I currently have a 7 year old 43” 4k lg tv, just want to upgrade to something bigger, it’s only for the bedroom for Netflix and YouTube, can anyone recommend me a model or 2 to look at please?

See a lot of people instantly saying you can’t get anything good for under £500, is this genuinely true? I don’t need cinema quality, just something that would match my quality but bigger.

Any help is much appreciated!
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It's got to be a Phillips Ambilight at that price. You can get a reasonable 55" for £500, panels are generally pretty decent. We got one to replace a faulty mid range 4 year old Panasonic and the picture quality was considerably better, I was genuinely impressed. The Ambilight function isn't just a gimmick either, it really brings something extra to the viewing.
 
coupe69 said:
It's got to be a Phillips Ambilight at that price. You can get a reasonable 55" for £500, panels are generally pretty decent. We got one to replace a faulty mid range 4 year old Panasonic and the picture quality was considerably better, I was genuinely impressed. The Ambilight function isn't just a gimmick either, it really brings something extra to the viewing.
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Ambilight is great but I got rid of my Philips because of the poor motion handling
 
Any decent 65inch tv for around £600/700. Not a large budget but will only be used for watching Football, movies, youtube.
 
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