So i'm in the market for a new TV, but I am also cheap, in the $500-700 range.
What are the main things you need to look for with 4K TV's that set them apart for the others and where technology is going in the future? Is HDR something that will be needed in the future? I was told by a friend that if you get 4K its at least recommended to get one with HDR.
I know places like Best Buy have plenty of 50-55" 4K Smart TV's (Insignia, Vizio, Toshiba) for under $600, but none seem to have HDR.
What I'm looking for:
55" Max (I have a small living room)
3 HDMI ports minimum
1 USB (2 preferable)
Smart - not necessity as I have Xfinity cable, but Roku or Chromecast would be cool
What I use tv for:
General TV and movie watching
Occasional Xbox games
My current TV is a Samsung 40" LCD 1080p bought in 2007 and has been a damn warrior!
What are the main things you need to look for with 4K TV's that set them apart for the others and where technology is going in the future? Is HDR something that will be needed in the future? I was told by a friend that if you get 4K its at least recommended to get one with HDR.
I know places like Best Buy have plenty of 50-55" 4K Smart TV's (Insignia, Vizio, Toshiba) for under $600, but none seem to have HDR.
What I'm looking for:
55" Max (I have a small living room)
3 HDMI ports minimum
1 USB (2 preferable)
Smart - not necessity as I have Xfinity cable, but Roku or Chromecast would be cool
What I use tv for:
General TV and movie watching
Occasional Xbox games
My current TV is a Samsung 40" LCD 1080p bought in 2007 and has been a damn warrior!