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Looking to replace a cheap TV we purchased several years ago with something with a bug better / clearer picture.
Currently have
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01N1NRE..._6DLWFbDJTCGZC
What should I be looking for? What specification makes the picture better?
Looking to spend £300-400 similar size
Currently have
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01N1NRE..._6DLWFbDJTCGZC
What should I be looking for? What specification makes the picture better?
Looking to spend £300-400 similar size
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Looking to replace a cheap TV we purchased several years ago with something with a bug better / clearer picture.
Currently have
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01N1NRE..._6DLWFbDJTCGZC
What should I be looking for? What specification makes the picture better?
Looking to spend £300-400 similar size
Looking to replace a cheap TV we purchased several years ago with something with a bug better / clearer picture.
Currently have
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01N1NRE..._6DLWFbDJTCGZC
What should I be looking for? What specification makes the picture better?
Looking to spend £300-400 similar size
For a sub-£400, sub-50" TV, you really can't go wrong with getting something from eithrr Samsung or Sony with 4K resolution and HDR certification, they make the best quality screens and you can generally rely on whatever they make with those specs to be terrific. For this weekend, and probably through Monday too, you can find 43" models from Samsung for around £300 quite easily, while for £400 you can find things closer to 50" if you wanted to go larger. Sony are pricier, but with all the deals between black Friday and Cyber Monday you might be able to find something from them for within your budget.
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