degortarie
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Which two models? Generally, Vizios are cheaper. You tend to pay a bit more for a Sharp, but they do tend to make a better big screen television than most other manufacturers. No matter which one, if you're buying it at a store like Best Buy, get a protection plan. Trust me, from personal experience, when you buy a TV of that size and at that price, you'll be glad you're protected. BTW the LE650U from sharp is a pretty good TV in terms of Picture Quality. The black levels are only slightly above average, but if you really want good black levels, get a plasma. Both TVs are better in brighter rooms than in darker rooms. Get a plasma for darker rooms, again.
Which two models? Generally, Vizios are cheaper. You tend to pay a bit more for a Sharp, but they do tend to make a better big screen television than most other manufacturers. No matter which one, if you're buying it at a store like Best Buy, get a protection plan. Trust me, from personal experience, when you buy a TV of that size and at that price, you'll be glad you're protected. BTW the LE650U from sharp is a pretty good TV in terms of Picture Quality. The black levels are only slightly above average, but if you really want good black levels, get a plasma. Both TVs are better in brighter rooms than in darker rooms. Get a plasma for darker rooms, again.
Looking for a 60-Inch LED TV?
dy_himself
My family and I are looking into buying a 60" LED TV, however we are having trouble finding one with all of the specs that we want. We found one, but it was discontinued.
We are looking for the following:
- 60 to 65-Inch LED TV
- 3 or more HDMI Inputs
- Smart TV (ie..has youtube etc...)
- Back-Lit (as opposed to the new slimmer "Edge-Lit" TVs, that I've heard don't have the same picture quality/sharpness as back-lit TVs do.)
If anyone has any ideas or knows any TVs that meet those specifications, I would greatly appreciate a reply or any input you have.
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You're going to have a hard time finding a 60" LED TV. That particular size is reserved for plasma TVs.
If you don't want an edge-lit LED TV. I recommend the 55" LG LM9600. It is a full nano LED (non edge-lit) TV with all the features you listed. It has smart tv with youtube, hulu, (only ones i use) and 4 hdmi inputs. If you do opt for this one, I suggest you get the tv calibrated ( you should anyways for a tv of this caliber).
If it must be in your size specifications, I recommend either the 65" Sony HX929 (2011 model) or the 65" LG LM6200. Both are 65" and have 4hdmi inputs. The Sony one is a bit expensive however.
You're going to have a hard time finding a 60" LED TV. That particular size is reserved for plasma TVs.
If you don't want an edge-lit LED TV. I recommend the 55" LG LM9600. It is a full nano LED (non edge-lit) TV with all the features you listed. It has smart tv with youtube, hulu, (only ones i use) and 4 hdmi inputs. If you do opt for this one, I suggest you get the tv calibrated ( you should anyways for a tv of this caliber).
If it must be in your size specifications, I recommend either the 65" Sony HX929 (2011 model) or the 65" LG LM6200. Both are 65" and have 4hdmi inputs. The Sony one is a bit expensive however.
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