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Old 10-23-2017, 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Spidey View Post
I've been researching the heck out of TV's lately as well, looking for something in the 55" to 60" range in a similar price range. It will be mounted on a riverstone rock fireplace so am also looking for thin profile as well.

I found the www.rtings.com website is a good place to start. I also have a subscription to Consumer Reports online and their reviews are great as well.

Here are some of my considerations based on reviews and recommendations

Sony - 55X900E - $1600 - top of the ratings in this price range but a little thicker than others https://www.amazon.ca/Samsung-UN55MU...dp_ob_title_ce

Samsung UN55MU8000 - approx. $1600 - great design but falls a little short compared to Sony https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B06...s00-20&ie=UTF8


Panasonic 58EX750 - $1700 - Amazing specs, 58" instead of 55 - https://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/MX67492 this is the one I'm leaning toward but will visit a big box store and try and lay eyes on all of them. Panasonic is no longer sold in the USA but still has a loyal following in Europe and Asia.

There is also a 55" LG OLED that just dropped to $2500 which I'd like to see as well. Not sure if it warrants the extra $800-900 but if so, I may bite the bullet. I have a 9 year old 52" Sharp Aquos 1080p that's still going strong, but that may get moved into the man cave above the pool table
that rtings site is amazing. so much information, i dont even know what half of it means.
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