Im looking to get a 70 inch 4k TV, under $2000.
I am looking at Samsung UN70KU6300 or Vizio M70-D3. The vizio is about $200 cheaper. Any suggestions on either of these, or a different model alltogether that fits my criteria?
2020 with the ps5, when 4K HDR tvs will be sub $1k for a 60", $2k or so for an 80" and the consoles can actually render 4K content, and that goes for both Neo and Scorpio.
Anything decent at the moment is overpriced IMO.
If you have to have one now, I'd say the new Vizios are the best bet for the price.
That Samsung doesnt do HDR so I'd go with the Vizio.
I have pre-ordered the upcoming Epson 9300 (5040 model in US) projector to replace my old model. It does Eshift type 4k, so not native 4k but looks close to it and does HDR. I watch movies just as much as I game. So having the PS4 Neo for both is perfect.
Nothing beats playing on a big 120" screen![]()
It accepts a HDR input but doesn't have the capability to actually display ithm where do you see that? the amazon page says it does.
It accepts a HDR input but doesn't have the capability to actually display itDon't stare yourself blind on the HDR logo. For example the Vizio can display HDR, but lacks the contrast and colour to show it properly.
I'd go with the Samsung.
Something rated Premium UHD would be the easiest way to tell.@_@ what would be an example of a tv that actually displays it properly?
It accepts a HDR input but doesn't have the capability to actually display itDon't stare yourself blind on the HDR logo. For example the Vizio can display HDR, but lacks the contrast and colour to show it properly.
I'd go with the Samsung.
The new models all have 4K resolution and are ”HDR (high dynamic range) compatible” (XD75, XD70 and SD80 will receive a firmware update later). This means that the TVs can receive and process HDR content but do not have the hardware to reproduce HDR like Sony’s flagship TVs.
On Facebook, there's a guy selling a Curved 65" Samsung SUHD TV.
The exact model # is UN65KS850DF. And he's selling it for $1200.
Should I lock this down for my PS4 Pro? Thanks in advance!
Still too soon in the market to buy 4k TV's. Will get it when it settles down in a few years atleast 2018
I can't speak to the reputability of the individual selling the set. Caveat emptor and all that. That specific model is pretty amazing, almost as good as OLED in most respects and better overall brightness (we have the KS800DF model which is the flat version of the same thing, both being the Costco model variants of the KS8500 and KS8000 models.) It's a great HDR set with amazing peak brightness and wonderful color reproduction.
The two issues this design is prone to that you might want to investigate are lack of uniformity and light bleed along the bottom edge. Both are at least somewhat inevitable in an edge-lit set like this but I haven't found either egregious on ours.
Thanks! But overall, this is a great option for the PS4 Pro?
Of course I can't comment from personal experience since I'm waiting for my PS4 Pro just like everyone else, and sadly even when it arrives it won't be at the same home as our SUHD Samsung. I presume others will be able to weigh in on the combination.
... but it should be a great fit. Low latency even in HDR mode, which is rare, and well reviewed across the board. The HDR content I've watched on the set has been absolutely stunning. The only potential caution is that related standards are still evolving, with HDMI 2.1 expected to bring "dynamic metadata" for HDR, which may simplify matching settings on the display for a given source. I haven't seen anything definitive on whether a firmware update will suffice or indeed whether the PS4 Pro will support the emerging standard. At worst, you might need to manually tweak a few settings from time to time.
I forgot I created this thread.
Anyways, I bought the 4K 43' LG Smart TV. I really like it. Also the magic control is awesome.
I recommend it. Not too much to watch in 4K outside of Netflix content in 4K. If I find a nice deal, I would definitely trade my PS4 OG for a Pro. Need that 4K content!!!
I know this was months ago but wondering if you got it? Wish I hadn't seen this, now I want it bad after seeing some reviews. I'd love to replace my old Epson with this.I have pre-ordered the upcoming Epson 9300 (5040 model in US) projector to replace my old model. It does Eshift type 4k, so not native 4k but looks close to it and does HDR. I watch movies just as much as I game. So having the PS4 Neo for both is perfect.
Nothing beats playing on a big 120" screen![]()
Question, from a bewildered soon-to-be 4K HDR TV buyer.
On Facebook, there's a guy selling a Curved 65" Samsung SUHD TV.
The exact model # is UN65KS850DF. And he's selling it for $1200.
Should I lock this down for my PS4 Pro? Thanks in advance!
I know this was months ago but wondering if you got it? Wish I hadn't seen this, now I want it bad after seeing some reviews. I'd love to replace my old Epson with this.
The TV is good, but there's no reason to buy a second hand TV at over a $1000 when they'll be going for around that price on Black Friday. Don't buy a TV from anyone other than a Brick and Mortar store. It's not worth the hassle if things go wrong.
I'm buying a 4k monitor for work, I currently use a previous model of this screen with my PS4 (The only issue is needing to output audio via the joypad).
Will I be able to get the PS4K's resolution benefits with this monitor?
http://www.necdisplay.com/p/desktop-monitors/ea275uhd-bk
It's a 4K UHD screen with resolution 3840x2160.
Input Connectors HDMI 2.0
Synchronisation Range Vertical 30-75 Hz
Displayable Colors 1.07 billion out of 4.3 trillion
You can download some good free demo material from this website and play directly on the TV using a fast enough USB drive.I just pulled the trigger on a Samsung UN49KS8000 - it arrives on Thursday, though I suppose I won't have much HDR content to run through it until the Pro hits.
My Samsung ks8000 showed up today. Looks fantastic but it's way too big for my tv stand. PS4 thread but I bought an xbox one s with it for uhd blu ray and it work's great with that. Even netflix with it's lower bitrate looks fantastic in 4k. Having to turn game mode on and off between gaming and media watch is slightly annoying but oh well.
Do you notice any blooming in certain spots or light bleeding on the edges? I really want to get a new tv and the Samsung KS8000 has been praised as the go to 4k tv because of input lag with HDR on for gaming, but it's edge lit. The Vizio P-series is backlit and cheaper. The input lag with HDR on is crazy though.
Is it this one?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CF07L54/?tag=neogaf0e-20
This is one of the sets that I hope gets a good Black Friday deal. Any thoughts on how good it is in terms of picture quality and HDR quality. Especially when compared to other 4k TV's in its price range?
Man, the 60" KS8000 is sub $1400 now. I'm wondering if I should jump in now or if this model will get a BF sale or not.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DRPWTLC/?tag=neogaf0e-20
Man, the 60" KS8000 is sub $1400 now. I'm wondering if I should jump in now or if this model will get a BF sale or not.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DRPWTLC/?tag=neogaf0e-20
The 60 inch has a Sharp panel and is not nearly as good as the Samsung panels in the 49, 55 and 65 inch models. Stick with one of those instead, trust me Shinobi![]()
Wait...Why would the 60" be the only size that uses a Sharp panel? Where'd you hear about this? Is there something that documents this?The 60 inch has a Sharp panel and is not nearly as good as the Samsung panels in the 49, 55 and 65 inch models. Stick with one of those instead, trust me Shinobi![]()
Wait...Why would the 60" be the only size that uses a Sharp panel? Where'd you hear about this? Is there something that documents this?