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Internet TV for man cave.. help an oldie.
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I am flip flopping somewhat as the Smart TVs mentioned on here do not have all the apps I would like on them ( Discovery + for TNT sports and Apple for example) so a more "conventional" TV with a firestick which allows me to load any app ( but not use Freely) may seem the way to go...EDIT ..BUT I suppose I can still put a Firestick on any TV as long as it has an HDMI connection..Over £2K made from bank switches and P2P incentives since 2016 :beer:0
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My newish Panasonic smart TV runs Fire TV and has Freely, Discovery +, AppleTV and every other channel that's available on the Fire platform.buyhighselllow said:I am flip flopping somewhat as the Smart TVs mentioned on here do not have all the apps I would like on them ( Discovery + for TNT sports and Apple for example) so a more "conventional" TV with a firestick which allows me to load any app ( but not use Freely) may seem the way to go...EDIT ..BUT I suppose I can still put a Firestick on any TV as long as it has an HDMI connection..
Haven't checked if it's true of their smaller TVs (mine's 65") but as you say, a Firestick can be added to any TV with an HDMI socket.
EDIT : list of tellys with Freely on their website, albeit not that up-to-date 'cos mine's not on it.
https://www.freely.co.uk/products/televisions1 -
flaneurs_lobster said:
My newish Panasonic smart TV runs Fire TV and has Freely, Discovery +, AppleTV and every other channel that's available on the Fire platform.buyhighselllow said:I am flip flopping somewhat as the Smart TVs mentioned on here do not have all the apps I would like on them ( Discovery + for TNT sports and Apple for example) so a more "conventional" TV with a firestick which allows me to load any app ( but not use Freely) may seem the way to go...EDIT ..BUT I suppose I can still put a Firestick on any TV as long as it has an HDMI connection..
Haven't checked if it's true of their smaller TVs (mine's 65") but as you say, a Firestick can be added to any TV with an HDMI socket.
EDIT : list of tellys with Freely on their website, albeit not that up-to-date 'cos mine's not on it.
https://www.freely.co.uk/products/televisionsThis one caught my eye
Buy PANASONIC W61A 43" LED 4K HDR Smart TV with Freely - TB-43W61AEY | CurrysOver £2K made from bank switches and P2P incentives since 2016 :beer:0
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