What a good tv now days?

[Grizzly1]

I’ve had the same 60” DLP tv for about 9 years. Tonight it bit the dust! I haven’t researched tv in years. Does anyone know what to look for now days or stay away from? Has anyone purchased a tv lately that they are just tickled pink with they can recommend? Looking for a 65”. Thanks!

[Wall_Hanger]

Assuming your build popped, you can get a new one and swap it in less than five minutes.

[Cajun Blake]

I purchased a SONY Bravia 65” LED X900F recently and am very pleased

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sony-65...?skuId=6179726

[eaglegolfj]

Sony's are nice. I have those and LG's are nice as well.

[MadHatter]

Samsung is the best TV wise, Sony for projectors.
Some of the newer Sharps are pretty sharp, but Samsung sets the bar in the current market.

[BigCohiba]

TCL is probably the best value for the $. Check reviews online ...

[Black Ice]

Samsung 8000 series and up.


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[pervis]

Get the warranty extended if u go samsung. Just had 2 8k series poop the bed. They're just over a yr old. Not real happy. Both went within a month of each other.

[Gulfcoastin]

I have had good luck with my Vizio. going on 4 year now.

[Traildust]

Just get the biggest you can under a $1K

[Big pig]

Visio works well for us.
Following as I need a bigger one for new great room.

BP

[Smart]

Samsung, LG, Vizio are brands I shop when looking at TVs. Have LGs and Vizios in my house and have no complaints.

[Cajun Blake]

Just get the biggest you can under a $1K

What if the OP has a no limit budget ? Why restrict him to price when maybe he wants the top of the line OLED ?

$1000 will buy you an average, middle of the road 65” TV based on current prices and specs

[sahunter]

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[cnc_xt]

I’ve got a 65” curved Samsung and have been very pleased with it. The curve isn’t necessary but a cool feature.