Does size matter? (TV size chat)

[thebesh]

I have a 65" LG OLED and before that I had a 55" Samsung LED. It's funny how quick you get used to the size of TV. I have a tall ceiling, which helps and I have wondered if I would go 75" in the future.

Just saw this YouTube video (link) which is a review of the TCL 98" LED The size is incredible and too big for me, however for £1800 I think it's pretty good value with HDR, Dolby Atmos, Dolby Viision, 144hz, etc.

 

[mikeyeah]

Yeah I’m super tempted by 75”, I have a 55” OLED at the min and I think that would be a huge step up! Whereas 65” to 75” I think you would get over it quite quickly.

 

[wtomonta]

I have a 65" LG OLED and before that I had a 55" Samsung LED. It's funny how quick you get used to the size of TV. I have a tall ceiling, which helps and I have wondered if I would go 75" in the future.

Just saw this YouTube video (link) which is a review of the TCL 98" LED The size is incredible and too big for me, however for £1800 I think it's pretty good value with HDR, Dolby Atmos, Dolby Viision, 144hz, etc.

speaking from experience, once you go proper OLED, you really don't wanna go back. If you have a store nearby please try to check it out before you drop all that cash on the 98' LED.

 

[Aristotle]

speaking from experience, once you go proper OLED, you really don't wanna go back. If you have a store nearby please try to check it out before you drop all that cash on the 98' LED.

LED just can’t compete with an OLED or QD-OLED.
Also the bigger the screen the bigger the sound stage needs to be to match the larger screen.

 

[thebesh]

I wouldn't change from an OLED panel either, but I just thought it was an interesting super huge TV with a lot of features for the money. Choosing this size but in OLED is at least double the price. I assume the vast majority of people in the UK don't have the need or desire for anything above 75"

OLED Panels above 80"
LG 83" C3 = £4,000
LG 83" G3 = £5,500
LG 97" G2 = £25,000