Sam’s club had off brand 75” TVs for $269 as a door buster last weekend.
That size doesn’t fit my room (and I don’t need a tv)
I’ve actually been looking for “small 4k” screens <24” to use as a combo monitor/skype/tv device but that size is pretty much only available used in 4k.
Why 99% of the screens are still FHD when that is ungodly obsolete is beyond me.
Little do people know but 4k LCDs even in tiny microscopic sizes are terrific not because you will be using the 4k resolution constantly but because you can actually have half a chance at properly scaling pretty much any resolution without a headache. (Even 1440p looks decent on the modern 4k)
I ended up buying an antique Samsung 22” FHD TV for $15 to make due (it fits my desk better than 24”) , what’s sort of sad is that if you want a tv tuner on the small sets with a low latency you pretty much need to buy 10 year old TVs because the smaller TVs are almost all 720 or 1080 with bad latency. The small high end TVs are pretty much dead or overpriced.
i have owned vizio for nearly 20 years, and never had an issue, maybe 10 total with 72" being the largest.
As long as they aren’t the first generation with a new feature,
the 2009 and down lcd Visio’s were horrendous and didn’t allow you to scale images turn off overscan (mine cuts off part of the picture like your zoomed slightly and you can’t adjust)
and the tuners were extremely poor with dropped channels, a firmware update sometimes fixed it but good luck there.
Same issue on their first gen smart TVs (up to 2016ish) terrible firmware support and obsolete out of the box.
Same thing is going on again with their modern smart TVs with very mediocre app and firmware support.
Skip the smart tv crap and the normal tv functions are sorted.
