But don't get too excited. I'm going to tie your hands.
Our living room TV won't turn on anymore. Given that the red power light in the bezel won't illuminate, I'm guessing the power supply gave up the ghost. In the past, I'd take the opportunity to grab the latest and greatest 55" OLED display and be done. I don't have that luxury now. Frankly, anything more than $25 is more than I want to spend.
Given the use this TV sees, I don't need anything beyond your basic 1080p set. I'd prefer it to be no smaller than 40" and no larger than 49". I don't need 4K, I don't need HDR and I certainly don't need a smart TV. But after the brief research I've done, it seems like if you buy anything that was built since 2015, you're going to get those things. OK, fine.
Two have caught my eye and seem like good buys given what they offer. TV Choice 1 and TV Choice 2 are $600 and $900 respectively. I'll wrestle with making the decision for the next week or so unless you guys can suggest something comparable but less expensive.
Our living room TV won't turn on anymore. Given that the red power light in the bezel won't illuminate, I'm guessing the power supply gave up the ghost. In the past, I'd take the opportunity to grab the latest and greatest 55" OLED display and be done. I don't have that luxury now. Frankly, anything more than $25 is more than I want to spend.
Given the use this TV sees, I don't need anything beyond your basic 1080p set. I'd prefer it to be no smaller than 40" and no larger than 49". I don't need 4K, I don't need HDR and I certainly don't need a smart TV. But after the brief research I've done, it seems like if you buy anything that was built since 2015, you're going to get those things. OK, fine.
Two have caught my eye and seem like good buys given what they offer. TV Choice 1 and TV Choice 2 are $600 and $900 respectively. I'll wrestle with making the decision for the next week or so unless you guys can suggest something comparable but less expensive.
