What TV do you use for gaming?

What TV do you use for gaming?

For me?

For me it’s $650 70 inch 4K VIZIO Series 70

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I have a vizio and it constantly freezes when doing anything but playing video games, sometimes it won't even turn on without freezing.

Some fullhd 32" LG from ~2015. It was fine until recently, but now 1 corner became black-ish and i started to noticeable see circles of backlight which never happened before.

a cheap sceptre tv i got from walmart

Samsung 40 inch 4k TV I got a few years ago. Has a vertical strip that is darker than the rest of the screen due to faulty backlight or something. Before that I had a 1080p Samsung that died on me after like two years. I understand I use them heavily but they still have dogshit quality control and I'll never buy another from them.

if you don't get an OLED don't bother spending more than $200 on it

>VIZIO

stop inviting the botnet into your home

My tv broke recently but it was shit anyway. I'm waiting on a TCL 525 I ordered to come via Amazon.

I was looking at TCLs but read that the QC is iffy. Supposedly a lot of the panels have splotches that are noticeable when displaying whites or lighter colors.

One 2k monitor with the 120fps refresh rate or whatever as my main and a $50 version of the same thing I got from craigslist.

for me it's $200 nonsmart tv

TCL is good in the US but it's shit in Eu

4k Samsung UE43RU? something. Looks fine and was cheap. I don't have any actual tv hooked up I just use it for PS4 and Wii U games now and then.

small cheap 720p TV from a decade ago

Some 43" chinkbrand TV I got 4 years ago with a billion inputs and no """smart""' features
Just werks.

Do companies still release new nonsmart tvs? I couldn't care less for those stupid ass built in netflix or amazon apps, I just want a TV that boots fast and has great image quality. Why is that so hard?

OLED is a meme

Fuck I didn't even consider where the comments were from. I figured the QC was the same regardless. I'm in the US so I guess I should be good.

that doesn't look like 70 inch though

I use a 60ish inch 4k LG tv

What do you mean? It's the same chinkshit everywhere, you mean EU has better options for the price or?

Geez, 70". Makes me wonder how far away you gotta sit.

QLED Q70 55 samsung

65 inch Sony 950G.

KD-55XF9005.
Was rated best by the time I got it.

Fucking this. My Samsung is the first "smart" TV I had and it's a pain in the ass. Every time I swap what is plugged into an HDMI port it wants me to configure it, the menus are laggy, and the apps are useless. Just give me a regular TV thanks.

Its all over the place these days example Toshiba TVs in EU are made by Turkish Vestel while Toshiba TVs in US are made by the Hi Sense chinks

This holy shit, I don't need to play phone games on my fucking TV.

The Samsung KS8000.

Its discontinued, I hear its replacement model is even better. Fucking kick ass tv. Responsive and good HDR.

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Nope TCL TVs in EU and the US are not the same, for example the low range in the US has a superior form of backlight technology to the EU counterpart.

Rec me a good 30-45 inch tv. Preferably no smart shit.

I see

I don't even see the point of smart features for the average consumer. Even the most clueless boomers I know use a far better external device or console to stream shit anyway. It's just pointless bloat imo.

Q90T 55 inch, its so good, god i love it so much. i wanna have sex with it

rtings.com

Strange times, for example even if you buy a TV from a established brand it's no guarantee you will end up with a good panel, outside of the standard panel lottery.
I got a service remote and checked the panel manufacturer turns out I ended up with the shittier Acer panel.

my "tv" is a 27" 1080p ips monitor
I rike it

A 1080p Panasonic plasma from 2009

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Unfortunately the tv will have smart shit unless you buy an old tv. Most new TV's have smart shit

based, thanks

Noice

30 inch 250 lg full hd, because im not some braindead CONSOOMER who needs the biggest 4k tv.

55 inch LG C9
It's incredible, the HDR is perfect and it supports G-Sync (and also Freesync with an update I believe) as well as 120Hz and HDMI 2.1