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It might be difficult to directly compare a Samsung with an LG because I suspect the Samsung is the better made of the two and therefore, considering similar equipment, would always be the more expensive of the two. It doesn't mean you can't buy an LG with the expectation of perfect service for years on end and it doesn't mean you can't pay more for a Samsung with the expectations it will survive three months without a problem. That said, the odds are in favor of the Samsung. In your case, you are apparently trying to compare not only two TVs but two dissimilar TVs in that one is 3D capable and one is not, not to mention the manufacturing attributes and cost differential. If you have access to Consumer Reports magazine you should look for a fairly recent issue that offers comparisons between similar sized TVs, your selected manufacturers included. If you are successful you should pay close attention to the comments. To obtain satisfaction it might be wise to make a list of the attributes desirable to you and then look for televisions/manufacturers that offer them. This should allow you enough information to at least do a cost analysis but you will still be lacking valid information in the area of quality which although frequently subjective might be obtainable from an online search using manufacturer model numbers as the input. I did this very exercise a few years ago before I selected a Sony over a Samsung.
It might be difficult to directly compare a Samsung with an LG because I suspect the Samsung is the better made of the two and therefore, considering similar equipment, would always be the more expensive of the two. It doesn't mean you can't buy an LG with the expectation of perfect service for years on end and it doesn't mean you can't pay more for a Samsung with the expectations it will survive three months without a problem. That said, the odds are in favor of the Samsung. In your case, you are apparently trying to compare not only two TVs but two dissimilar TVs in that one is 3D capable and one is not, not to mention the manufacturing attributes and cost differential. If you have access to Consumer Reports magazine you should look for a fairly recent issue that offers comparisons between similar sized TVs, your selected manufacturers included. If you are successful you should pay close attention to the comments. To obtain satisfaction it might be wise to make a list of the attributes desirable to you and then look for televisions/manufacturers that offer them. This should allow you enough information to at least do a cost analysis but you will still be lacking valid information in the area of quality which although frequently subjective might be obtainable from an online search using manufacturer model numbers as the input. I did this very exercise a few years ago before I selected a Sony over a Samsung.
Best led gaming 50-60 inch TV?
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I am trying to find out what the best led gaming TV is? 50-60 inch size. Would be nice if it is a smart TV as well. I will be using the xbox one with this TV.
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(Like I have not answered this question a few dozen times in the last month?)
You want a Panasonic Plasma in native 720 resolution with the "Gamer Mode" feature to reduce gamer lag.
Avoid the 'smart' models - you can add a Roku3 or Western Digital TV Live box to give you the smart features and these devices cost about $99.
And try searching next time for "gaming television" before you post the 8'th version of the same question this week. You are giving gamers a bad name by not being smart enough to search before you post.
(Like I have not answered this question a few dozen times in the last month?)
You want a Panasonic Plasma in native 720 resolution with the "Gamer Mode" feature to reduce gamer lag.
Avoid the 'smart' models - you can add a Roku3 or Western Digital TV Live box to give you the smart features and these devices cost about $99.
And try searching next time for "gaming television" before you post the 8'th version of the same question this week. You are giving gamers a bad name by not being smart enough to search before you post.
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