I’m looking for a whole new setup for my living room. 55inch is the biggest I can honestly go.. and I've narrowed it down to either LG or Sony OLED.
It seems for performance and features it’s LG, but for OS and motion it’s a Sony. Both my two current TVs are Sony and been ok.. but not brilliant. The best thing about my current living room Sony LED TV is its still works well after 10 years.
I’ll be using it for mainly watching sports (Cricket, Football, NFL, F1), movies from a NAS, and vary rarely PS4 gameplay (have no plans to purchase a PS5 for a few years).
I stream across Plex, Netflix (UHD Sub), Amazon and IPTV, and currently have a standard SkyQ Sub (Which I will upgrade).
Viewing angle: The TV is located in the corner of a rectangle on a TV cabinet, angled towards two sofas in a L shape.
Anyone recommend me the ideal TV?... or as someone mentioned is it best to wait another year after disappointments of 2020 OLED range.
Finally I will be upgrading my current Yamaha 5.1 amp and speakers to the new Sonos 5.1. So want a TV that will be compatible and get the most out of that?
Thank you in advance for any advice.
It seems for performance and features it’s LG, but for OS and motion it’s a Sony. Both my two current TVs are Sony and been ok.. but not brilliant. The best thing about my current living room Sony LED TV is its still works well after 10 years.
I’ll be using it for mainly watching sports (Cricket, Football, NFL, F1), movies from a NAS, and vary rarely PS4 gameplay (have no plans to purchase a PS5 for a few years).
I stream across Plex, Netflix (UHD Sub), Amazon and IPTV, and currently have a standard SkyQ Sub (Which I will upgrade).
Viewing angle: The TV is located in the corner of a rectangle on a TV cabinet, angled towards two sofas in a L shape.
Anyone recommend me the ideal TV?... or as someone mentioned is it best to wait another year after disappointments of 2020 OLED range.
Finally I will be upgrading my current Yamaha 5.1 amp and speakers to the new Sonos 5.1. So want a TV that will be compatible and get the most out of that?
Thank you in advance for any advice.
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