Another what TV (sorry)

[honest_delboy]

My current TV must be over 10 years old , i've got £200 of Curry's vouchers from work to spend so want to top that up and get a new one.

We have 2 Samsungs already , like the menu and stuff , seems familiar
I'll probably get a soundbar at some point (my hearing isn't fantastic)
No gaming , just streaming and the odd DVD

Is this any good ?

https://www.currys.co.uk/products/samsung-qe55q60c...

If there's something better in Richersounds etc i'll just go there and spend the vouchers on something else. I'd consider an LG if someone can say the menu/interface is as good as the Samsung.

Thanks in advance

[mgv8]

QLED is good and can not go far wrong with Samsung. The "Q" quantum isn't good. OLED I am a big fan of but price is a big step up to get the same performance.
I would shop around as much as you can as TV sales are a little soft at the moment, so maybe some bargains our there.

[Ekona]

Like most TVs, when yours is 10 years old then pretty much anything you can buy brand new will be an improvement (some exceptions of course!), but the Q60 looked pretty good to my eyes in comparison to anything else out there when I went TV shopping recently. I'd be happy with it, if that's any help.

[Chris Stott]

honest_delboy said:

My current TV must be over 10 years old , i've got £200 of Curry's vouchers from work to spend so want to top that up and get a new one.

We have 2 Samsungs already , like the menu and stuff , seems familiar
I'll probably get a soundbar at some point (my hearing isn't fantastic)
No gaming , just streaming and the odd DVD

Is this any good ?

https://www.currys.co.uk/products/samsung-qe55q60c...

If there's something better in Richersounds etc i'll just go there and spend the vouchers on something else. I'd consider an LG if someone can say the menu/interface is as good as the Samsung.

Thanks in advance

Has Samsungs for years before switching to a LG OLED 18 months ago (still have Samsungs in the bedrooms). Takes all of a day or 2 to get used to a different operating system… most people are using Firestick or Sky as a front end anyway.

If you can stretch to an OLED they are well worth the extra… even on an entry level OLED, the picture quality is on a different level to top end LED… and man maths says £1,000 spread over 5-7 years (TV replacement cycle) is well under £1/day

[honest_delboy]

Oh crumbs, they didn't have the one i wanted in stock and i couldn't be rsed to drive to guildford so with some sales schpeel and man mathing i walked out with this :

https://www.currys.co.uk/products/samsung-qe55s92c...

[Mark-ri571]

Your £200 in vouchers didn’t go far then

[Chris Stott]

Congrats… just in time for Christmas!

Mark-ri571 said:

Your £200 in vouchers didn’t go far then