What's the best 55" LCD TV for under $1500? Any recommendations would be appreciated.?

Maximumdvd

I need to get a larger screen for the family room, so I'm in the market for a 55" to 60" TV. I am primarily interested in image Quality and internet connectivity. I am considering LCD TVs because as bright as Plasmas are, I can't stand being able to actually see the pixels when I look at the TV.

From my experience, plasmas seem to look better the farther away you are from it. I haven't shopped for a TV in a couple of years so perhaps the technology has improved. So I am interested on recommendations for a flat panel TV in the 55" to 60" range with internet connectivity (netflix viewing). 3D is ok, but not necessary, as I'm not a fan of the headaches they produce over long periods of watching. Any help withe make and models would be appreciated so I can narrow my search.

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Samsung is the number one consumer electronic now. And they have great quality. But the best quality picture now is LED not LCD, it is even brighter, clearer, and can handle faster action with no blur. It does cost more but it is the best. But brand wise I would go Samsung.

best gaming tv with little to no lag?

jackdaniel

Looking to get a new led lcd tv around 52" 1080p 240hz im not interested in 3d at all. Just looking for the best one with the least lag also dont want to push the budget over 1500.00 usd thanks everyone. main game played cw3 for ps3. And allot of first person shooters.
Yes the tv itself will lag do some research, running with hdmi cable already.....

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I was under the impression that to reduce lag in games you needed to deactivate all video processing enhancements including 240Hz. One of the recommendations I read was using the VGA input instead since there is usually less processing done on the VGA input.

http://bestgamingtv.com/gaming-lag/

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How do i acquire this tv?

best led tv under 1500 image

poop

I am 19 and have worked steady for a year and a half. i am currently still being payed under the table. $120 daily wage. But have pay check stubs and bank records stating i have had a steady income too make proper payments. i dont have a credit card therefore i have no credit i have a vehicle, and i have parents to co sign for me if needed. The tv i want is a 60in samsung LED TV the price is 1499.99, i plan on purchasing from best buy. So my question to you is, How do i purchase this tv without the money upfront? My names Russ and thank you for reading my story i hope you have helpful input.

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My advice is that if you don't have the money upfront, don't buy it. You don't need a $1500 TV, just buy a cheaper one and save up for it if you really want it. Having said that maybe if you just show them the deposits that'd be enough, if not have your parents cosign and maybe thats enough but if not then maybe you have no way to get the TV yet (which might be a good thing - $1500 TV, you don't need that)

What is the best Plasma to buy in my price range?

killmeded

I recently bought a Sharp Aquos 52 inch LED backlit LC52LE700UN. I returned it because the motion blurring was too much for me to enjoy video games on. I've since decided to use the money to buy a plasma. Could anyone reccommend something in the 1500-2000 range with a comparable picture without the blurring problem?
50+ inches would be preffered.

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Panasonic is the best brand when it comes to Plasma. The G10 or 15 (2009) or the G20 oe 25 for 2010. It is a THX (higher standard quality for videos) certified tv 50". You can actually get an S model
65" for under $2,000 at Costco. They also offer you a 90 day return policy and one extra year of factory warranty. Best Buy with a Magnolia department will have the higher end Panasonic Plasma tvs. Go online to Home Theater Magazine and read the reviews on Panasonic tvs. Hope this will help you out.

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What would be a good LED tv to buy?

best led tv under 1500 image

dngria

I'm looking for a tv the is 55"or 60" somewhere between 1000$ and 2000$. Not sure which tv to get on Black Friday. I would prefer if the brand is from LG, Samsung or Sony.

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LG has the LG55LV5500; Samsung, the UN55D6000; Sony, the EX620. All are 55-inch and under $1500.

The Samsung has a higher refresh rate than the other two (240 Hz vs 120 Hz) and 30-watts of audio power vs 20 watts for the other two.

What is the best TV for me?

HiTMANOXO

Id mostly use it for xbox 360 n ps3 n some tv im lookin for 50-52" what would be the best for under 1500

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Get a Plasma. You'll get vivid colors, true blacks, deep contrast. You'll get a near instantaneous response time (0.001ms). You'll get the best TV option you can in a TV of that size and with that budget.

People will tell you that you shouldn't because of burn-in. But get a Panasonic or Samsung and you're fine. They offer anti-image retention features above and beyond the advances in the technology. Plasma stopped with the burn-in issue years ago. But it can't shake the reputation.

If you are really drawn to LCDs, then at least make sure you get some premium features for a 50" set. You will notice the advantages of having them (or see the flaws without them). So focus on 1080p and 120Hz/240Hz. If possible aim for LED LCD, though that might be above your budget.

Right now at Best Buy,

Panasonic TC-P50G10 - $1,400 on sale reg $1,600
- perhaps the best 50" TV you can own.

Panasonic TC-P50S1 - $1,200 on sale, reg $1,400.
- very strong set, but gives up some contrast to the G10

Samsung PN50B650S1F - $1,300 on sale, reg $1,600
- a solid choice from Samsung

LCDs

Sharp Aquos LC52D85U - $1,300 reg $1,700
Sony KDL-52S5100 - $1,500 reg $1,800

Again, I still recommend the Plasma, especially with your budget. I think for an LCD you would need to go down a size so you could say get a better model Sony or Samsung. Or you would need to increase you budget a couple hundred bucks at least. But I don't think you'll find any LCD that can beat the G10 from Panasonic. I highly recommend checking that one out in a store.

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