Best 55-65" tv for a bright room ?

smallzoo2

This could open the flood gates but we have quite a bright living room. We've had a techwood 55" tv for 5 years and I can honestly say its been brilliant. In the dark the colours and definition are still excellent but something has been failing in terms of brightness for about 6 months now and watching dark movies is a no no ( lol )

Anyway ideally around the £5-800 mark but would go higher if its special.

55 to 65"

We watch movies, sports etc

What about 

TCL C855K (65C855K) vs&nbsp;<span>TCL C855K (65C855K)</span>

cheers

Ayr_Rage

Not the latest model but it has all their best tech, now much reduced and to get the VIP price all you have to do is register.

I bought this TV in December and it is brilliant.

https://www.richersounds.com/hisense-65uxkqtuk/

sammyjammy

or this

https://www.qvcuk.com/hisense-55-inch-55a85ntuk-smart-4k-ultra-hd-hdr-oled-tv-wamazon-alexa.product.743849.html?cid=GGL-SP-Shopping_Electronics&e8=Cj0KCQjw-NfDBhDyARIsAD-ILeB9oeBpaKpyBtYySVkhLK8qooEmgVP36wbzYVDlThBzz5LBCmHIXaIaArsfEALw_wcB&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=19063109454&gbraid=0AAAAAD9S1Zjmw86kj0GuDwFCbml8ikI8g&gclid=Cj0KCQjw-NfDBhDyARIsAD-ILeB9oeBpaKpyBtYySVkhLK8qooEmgVP36wbzYVDlThBzz5LBCmHIXaIaArsfEALw_wcB&
free delivery and you can use it for up to 60 days and return it if you want to

sammyjammy

you can even pay for it over 4 months if you like, interest free

smallzoo2

so you think the hisense is better than the TCL 65C855K or Panasonic 65W95AEB

iniltous

Just a general comment, OLED is much better for contrast (black looking black rather than grey ) than LED (QLED or whatever the brand call their LED TV’s ) , not that there is anything wrong with LED TV’s but in a bright room OLED may be a better bet , OLED  is considered to be the best type of screen tech .

brewerdave

iniltous said:

Just a general comment, OLED is much better for contrast (black looking black rather than grey ) than LED (QLED or whatever the brand call their LED TV’s ) , not that there is anything wrong with LED TV’s but in a bright room OLED may be a better bet , OLED  is considered to be the best type of screen tech .

The latest OLED sets may be good enough for very bright room viewing - but when I bought my lounge TV ~ 5 years ago, I compared QLED and OLED and the best QLED sets with anti glare tech. were much more viewable in daylight than OLED.- Also a budget of £5-800 will not get anywhere near the purchase price of a 65" OLED set.

Ayr_Rage

My mini LED TV has much greater peak brightness than OLED TVs costing 2-3 times as much.

Unless you are a hypercritical professional TV reviewer, all the blacks on my TV are black, LOL.

iniltous

Perhaps I’m biased, but my OLED TV displays black as black , every LED screen I’ve seen black isn’t truly black , but as stated I’m not critical, I’ve 4 TV’s  around the house , including ‘fancy’ LED technology,  only one is OLED and is easily the better one , but  the others are absolutely fine , and deliver perfectly acceptable pictures,  I doubt you will find any ‘professional’ reviews from publications or retailers that put QLED or any version of it ahead of OLED in a direct comparison , but I’d agree that for most that the  £1000 - £1500 for a modest size OLED screen is probably not worth the expense compared to a similar size QLED/LED screen that’s half the price….horses for courses , but as the OP states it a bright room , the superior contrast may be worthwhile.

smallzoo2

Ayr_Rage said:

My mini LED TV has much greater peak brightness than OLED TVs costing 2-3 times as much.

Unless you are a hypercritical professional TV reviewer, all the blacks on my TV are black, LOL.

Thanks.. so by min LED is that QLED ?

iniltous

LED cannot fully turn off , so black can never be truly black on a LED screen .