55in or 65in TV screen (1 Viewer)

[Eeyore]

I recently (late October) bought the 65 inch Sony X900H and I mostly love it. The only thing that I don't love about it, is that, ever since I did the firmware update to HDMI 2.1, it randomly reboots. Apparently, I'm not the only one with this problem. It's AWFUL to be in the middle of a really heated game and have the TV cut out on you. Granted, the TV turns back on quickly, but it still sucks.

I haven't had that problem, but I don't have a gaming console.

 

[St. Greatness]

I haven't had that problem, but I don't have a gaming console.

I doesn't just happen when gaming. It happens when watching TV and/or broadcasting from another device to it as well. It's VERY annoying.

 

[Danleco]

Upgraded last week from a 65" OLED to a 77" OLED. Night and day difference. Makes everything, TV & video games, feel more immersive.

 

[Saint_Ward]

The wires......so many wires.....

Lots of equipment...

However, a big part of the mess is that a year or so ago, I used a bunch of zip ties to try to clean up how it looked back there. It worked, to an extent. However, this TV has the inputs on the opposite side. So, I was doing some quick re-arranging, because I mostly just wanted to get it up and running and make sure it worked.

I have to cut all of my zip ties and start over.

That's also the downside to the floating glass design I have for my entertainment center.

 

[GrandAdmiral]

Lots of equipment...

However, a big part of the mess is that a year or so ago, I used a bunch of zip ties to try to clean up how it looked back there. It worked, to an extent. However, this TV has the inputs on the opposite side. So, I was doing some quick re-arranging, because I mostly just wanted to get it up and running and make sure it worked.

I have to cut all of my zip ties and start over.

That's also the downside to the floating glass design I have for my entertainment center.

That's the one thing I hate about those type of centers (with the glass shelves. They look nice, but unless you are will to pay an arm and a leg, they're not always designed to handle today's set-ups of equipment.

 

[Saintamaniac]

Lots of equipment...

However, a big part of the mess is that a year or so ago, I used a bunch of zip ties to try to clean up how it looked back there. It worked, to an extent. However, this TV has the inputs on the opposite side. So, I was doing some quick re-arranging, because I mostly just wanted to get it up and running and make sure it worked.

I have to cut all of my zip ties and start over.

That's also the downside to the floating glass design I have for my entertainment center.

I found these and loved them.

In-Wall Cable Management

Here's my setup using them

 

[Saint_Ward]

I found these and loved them.

In-Wall Cable Management

Here's my setup using them

Other problem... I don't own the place.

 

[Jeff Miller]

mine is 75"

 

[fred8615]

I got a 65in 4K back on Amazon Prime Day. Loving watching the Saints on that big screen.

 

[DaveXA]

Wanted to get a 65 inch OLED Sony. Full price was $2,799...price was cut to $1799 on cyber Monday on Best Buy. Tried to buy...none in stock.

Now it's listed $2399. Too much for me. Meh. I really want a Sony. So I'm gonna wait unless a good deal comes up on an OLED.

 

[Eeyore]

Vizio’s 65-inch 4K QLED TV is cheaper than ever at Best Buy

It’s a bargain for under $600.

www.theverge.com

 

[Dre]

Not a tv guru, so what is the absolutely cheapest 65in 4K smart tv that isn’t garbage!

 

[Boy_of_wonder75]

How many books are in your house that you've read? Divide that number by two and that's the size of tv you should have.

 

[buzd]

Not a tv guru, so what is the absolutely cheapest 65in 4K smart tv that isn’t garbage!

TCL