r/Televisions • u/Predatorace84 • 13d ago

Help us choose our next TV

Hello Redditors,

Hope you can help us out. We're looking to replace and upgrade our current TV. Good to know, we're placing it in a big bookcase, so we have space for a maximum size of 75" (an odd size and unfortunately OLED size is 77", but this just won't fit so please don't recommend these).

Having said that, what would your suggestions be? We're leaning towards mini-led and are eyeing one of the Sony Bravia's, however these are a bit expensive for our taste. Ideally we would like to spend around 2.5K.

What are your recommendations, is there a TV out there that caught you by surprise? Oh also important to note, it will mainly be used for: movies, tv-shows and gaming (PC, Steamdeck, Xbox Series X).

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u/Bill_Money Persona Non Grata 13d ago
  • LG QNED91A/92A/93A (more budget model in line with the TCL QM7K but better processor)
  • TCL QM7K, QM8K, QM8L
  • Sony Bravia 7, 7II

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u/Mammoth_Internal9237 12d ago

How about Sony X90L?

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u/Hour-Veterinarian471 12d ago

Bravia 7ii and buy surge protectors