Never buying another LED, just telling you that now. Mine is OKAY, but you have to be right in front of it to get a clear picture.
Gee, mine is the opposite...A good distance away is best. Out of curiosity, what did you get?
A Vizio. Maybe because it was cheap, but yeah, it looks great if you stand far, but move to the sides at like an angle, and it's horrible.
Once again, mines the opposite...I can sit ant almost right angles to it and still get an excellent view. I don't know Vizio, but there might be settings you can fiddle with?
I'd have to look sometime when I get a chance. It's been unplugged all year.
A Vizio. Maybe because it was cheap, but yeah, it looks great if you stand far, but move to the sides at like an angle, and it's horrible.
I personally wouldn't even consider a plasma, they're known to develop more faults (especially the "ghosting" issue) and personally I don't really see enough of an upside to justify that.
Never buying another LED, just telling you that now. Mine is OKAY, but you have to be right in front of it to get a clear picture.
I as well have a Samsung LED. The only complaint I have is in dark scenes all of the LED's go darker, the plasmas would just darken the dark spots not the whole picture. Maybe the more expensive LED sets do this.I just recently got an LED TV by Samsung.
It's pretty nice, doesn't get excessively warm or anything. Also is fully bright right when you turn it on, no need to wait for warming up or anything. Should also last a long time with the same quality that I have now. In other words, it shouldn't dim down the line. That's in theory, anyways.
For the record, LED is just the backlight, they are still LCD TV's
Mainly because of the way they are marketed and sold. They want to sell the more expensive "LED TV".Most people don't know that...
Mainly because of the way they are marketed and sold. They want to sell the more expensive "LED TV".
I as well have a Samsung LED. The only complaint I have is in dark scenes all of the LED's go darker, the plasmas would just darken the dark spots not the whole picture. Maybe the more expensive LED sets do this.
I've also noticed that when the picture goes black somewhere, the actual LEDs turn off and it seems as if the TV has turned off. But I haven't had an issue seeing dark scenes.
I'm sure there's a feature somewhere to turn this off. There should be.