whats the best value tv?

[farawaydave]

taking into consideration price,features,performance,screen size what could be said to be the best value for a tv.its alright just quoting the kuros but at that price are they really the best value?

 

[Anonymous]

farawaydave:taking into consideration price,features,performance,screen size what could be said to be the best value for a tv.its alright just quoting the kuros but at that price are they really the best value?

Surely you must have some idea of the screen size you would want? To say you just want the best value for money TV seems a very wide spectrum to choose from. If the best value for money TV is a 50" and the next best value for money is a 12 " would you seriously consider them both?

What are you going to be watching? SD,HD, Blue Ray, games, How close are you going to be sitting from the TV?

 

[lobby]

Panasonic 37px80 at less than £600 also Sony kdl40w4500 at £800 and Panasonic 42pz80 at £800.Larger screen go for the Panasonic 50pz80 at £1100.This is my choice from the high street.

 

[Anonymous]

lobby:Panasonic 37px80 at less than £600 also Sony kdl40w4500 at £800 and Panasonic 42pz80 at £800.Larger screen go for the Panasonic 50pz80 at £1100.This is my choice from the high street.Cant see the Sony 40W4500 for £800, 40W4000 maybe?

I would add the panny 50PX8 at £699.

 

[farawaydave]

i have actually been looking at the th50pz80 for approx £1100 but wanna make sure I make the right choice maybe a 42 for the same price could be an option

 

[SpiceWeasel]

How far will you be sitting from the tv ?

 

[Anonymous]

Actually, the cheaper 8th gen Kuros are the best value for money, as they ditch pointless 1080p capability for unbeatable contrast and nowadays you can buy them for £1,300.

 

[professorhat]

Nintendo_Fan:Actually, the cheaper 8th gen Kuros are the best value for money, as they ditch pointless 1080p capability for unbeatable contrast and nowadays you can buy them for £1,300.
Pointless - why?

 

[Anonymous]

Nintendo_Fan:Actually, the cheaper 8th gen Kuros are the best value for money, as they ditch pointless 1080p capability for unbeatable contrast and nowadays you can buy them for £1,300.

what is pointless about 1080p?

 

[Anonymous]

hi guys

i am also looking for a new 50 inch tv. my viewing distance is 2.5m with sky hd and a pana bd30 blue ray. would like a pioneer 5090 but a bit too dear so looking at the pana th-50 pz80. anybody have this tv ? whats it like with sky's standard channels, bbc1,itv etc. or anybody got any other good reccomendations, budget around £1300

cheers, andy.

 

[Anonymous]

Nintendo_Fan:Actually, the cheaper 8th gen Kuros are the best value for money, as they ditch pointless 1080p capability for unbeatable contrast and nowadays you can buy them for £1,300.

If like me you want to watch blu-ray movies it's not pointless.

 

[Anonymous]

andya: anybody got any other good reccomendations, budget around £1300

cheers, andy.
If you can stretch to £1600 there is the Pioneer 5080XD. Or the 50PZ81 (better spec than the Z80, with IFC, PIP, plays video from SD card, digital audio output...)

 

[Anonymous]

What about the Samsung PS50A456P. Any good because seen it for £648 delivered.

Can't find a review on this set anywhere?