Anyone have a 4k Ultra HD television? Help

I have a 65 and next tv will be 75 or higher. Can’t do a 55 after having a 65
 
I read somewhere that Mar/Apr the best time to buy tv's because of turnover for new models for 2018

this valentines days tv sales are supposedly better than SB
 
Does anyone have the TCL C Series? I saw this model at Costco for a good price and it has HDR.
One big thing that differentiates the C from the P series is that C series has the edge lit display as opposed to FALD.

Im not too TV savvy, so is there a huge difference between these 2 models?
 
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How big is the price difference between the two at Costco?
 
triple check the specs, they make tv's specifically for warehouse store

I believe they have an LG OLED B7 at Costco while other stores it's a B7P

spec difference is minimal but you still got be sure of what you're getting
 
rfx45 said:
triple check the specs, they make tv's specifically for warehouse store

I believe they have an LG OLED B7 at Costco while other stores it's a B7P

spec difference is minimal but you still got be sure of what you're getting
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Some truth in this for the higher priced TVs. What would they decontent though? HDMI ports?
 
vood99 said:
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How big is the price difference between the two at Costco?
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They only have the C series at my local Costco ($499) for the 55 inch, I was hyped thinking it was the P series, but I checked and it wasnt.
Seems like a really good price for a 4k HDR tv, but if the P series is that much better, would have to look at that instead.
 
Hyped to finally have the 55" Sony I ordered months ago next week on move-in day :pimp: .
 
penny7 said:
They only have the C series at my local Costco ($499) for the 55 inch, I was hyped thinking it was the P series, but I checked and it wasnt.
Seems like a really good price for a 4k HDR tv, but if the P series is that much better, would have to look at that instead.
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My bro, you generally get what you pay for. $500 for a 55" 4K HDR TV is generally entry level and it probably will only do the bare minimum to accomplish those standards.

You'll have to check the model number specifically because the C series reviewed by rtings.com shows the TV to be quite higher priced and they (rtings) recommended the P series over the former.

https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/tcl/c-series-2017-c807

Think about your overall budget and how the old the TV that you're replacing is.
 
vood99 said:
My bro, you generally get what you pay for. $500 for a 55" 4K HDR TV is generally entry level and it probably will only do the bare minimum to accomplish those standards.

You'll have to check the model number specifically because the C series reviewed by rtings.com shows the TV to be quite higher priced and they (rtings) recommended the P series over the former.

https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/tcl/c-series-2017-c807

Think about your overall budget and how the old the TV that you're replacing is.
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Im currently rocking with a 47 inch 1080p Sony Bravia from 2012, so its def time for a upgrade.

Yeah I understand that these prices for a 4K HDR TV is considered entry level, but id say that for its price, the P series considerably outperforms the price point.
Thinking i will end up getting the P series, hopefully prices drop even more around Super Bowl weekend.
 
The P series is rated better (and priced higher) than the C series. That said I don't know how much more it costs in USD.

Factors down to budget but I think even the $500 C series will perform better than the 1080P Bravia!
 
penny7 said:
They only have the C series at my local Costco ($499) for the 55 inch, I was hyped thinking it was the P series, but I checked and it wasnt.
Seems like a really good price for a 4k HDR tv, but if the P series is that much better, would have to look at that instead.
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I have the P series it's worth the extra $150 (if you buy from Best Buy) or $200 (from Amazon). The full array TV is going to give you a better picture than edge lit, plus the P series has Dolby Vision support so if you're a Netflix guy a lot of the new series are in 4K or Dolby.
 
MVP said:
I have the P series it's worth the extra $150 (if you buy from Best Buy) or $200 (from Amazon). The full array TV is going to give you a better picture than edge lit, plus the P series has Dolby Vision support so if you're a Netflix guy a lot of the new series are in 4K or Dolby.
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Yeah, I think im gonna go in that direction. Will wait for Super Bowl to see if the P series drops in price and try to cop then.
 
elpablo21 said:
Which one did you get?

Been leaning on getting a X900E
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https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sony-5...th-high-dynamic-range/5748208.p?skuId=5748208

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That P series TCL should be dropping price in the coming months with its upgrade (the 6 series) dropping in spring.
 
elpablo21 said:
Yeah started out looking at the TCL P Series but ended up wanting The x900 after researching...looked worth the extra cash in person
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yes the 900e is a beast for the price! if I didn't get a good deal on my oled I was definitely happy with the 900e
 
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