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TV recommendation, and some very basic questions
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RumRat's question is very important... OLED are fantastic, I too have an LG "C" OLED and will be replacing it with the latest model fairly soon but their brightness is materially less than an LCD/LED screen. If your kitchen is bright then OLED may not be the answer.longwalks1 said:Thanks everyone. The Samsung we have is a smart TV, but it’s slow and the thumb pad on the remote takes forever to navigate the ons teen keyboard when logging into a web page.
Can you get something more ‘mouse like’ to use with a smart TV?
If its just the smart TV element of your current TV you dont like then you can easily add a FireStick, AppleTV or whatever your preferred tech giant is and use that instead of the built in smarts. Our LG apps do occasionally lag so we tend to use our AppleTV for 95% of watching because it never misses a beat... we have a fire stick too but currently out projector isnt using the latest copy protection and so it limits itself to HD rather than 4k but its useful for getting US TV via VPN0 -
Attaching something to navigate the keyboard won't necessarily speed things up if the TV is just slow.....Get a streaming device and you can forget the built in system of your TV.longwalks1 said:Thanks everyone. The Samsung we have is a smart TV, but it’s slow and the thumb pad on the remote takes forever to navigate the ons teen keyboard when logging into a web page.
Can you get something more ‘mouse like’ to use with a smart TV?Drinking Rum before 10am makes you
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As others have suggested, put the new TV in the Lounge and an OLED would be a good choice and only consider the retina burning QLED if the TV is facing directly into sunlight.
Then move the current TV to the kitchen and plug in an Amazon Fire Stick to do the smart features (removing the need for the slow interface and old controls).0 -
I was thinking that I should give the benefit of the doubt when it comes to posters IQ....and that they may be able to handle some choice....😉😁J_B said:Drinking Rum before 10am makes you
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