New TV time.

[hornetstinger]

Well I sit right on top of mine, I can literally touch the screen as it's in the bedroom. 55" will be plenty big enough.

Don't forget 55" won't be 55" for movies. You'll lose several inches, when it's cold

Understanding Aspect Ratio

You'll often hear home theater and front projection enthusiasts refer to it as 4:3, 16:9 or 2.35:1, but what does this mean? Check the answer

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[m@rty]

You'll lose several inches, when it's cold

You can say that again

 

[ic1male]

Well that's done. Not coming til November though!

 

[Jonny ///M]

Not seeing any crazy price drops on the C845K only down to £799 best I can see.


Any better TVs that have done down and worth a look at?

 

[peahead]

Not seeing any crazy price drops on the C845K only down to £799 best I can see.


Any better TVs that have done down and worth a look at?

The 2023 HISENSE 55"A85HTUK OLED is down to £899 at Costco.

 

[Jonny ///M]

I wanted to find a place to take a look at the TCL C845K but nobody stocks them.

Popped by currys whilst at pets at home and the sales guy was **** talking TCL and spending £900 on a Hisense.

He directed me towards a QE55Q80C for £750 and the QE55QN95C for £1399 with free sound bar.

 

[Jonny ///M]

Forgot all about starting this thread.

After looking into the C845k I ended up just buying a QE55QN90C and so far it seems pretty decent.

Even with the curtains open and the sun shining the screen is fairly bright with no glare.