This video discusses the process of choosing a new TV, covering factors like size, display technology (OLED vs. LCD), operating system, specifications (4K, HDR, refresh rate), audio, and model recommendations from LG and Samsung. It emphasizes the importance of considering personal preferences and usage scenarios when making a purchase.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The author is looking to purchase a new TV for their new living room.
2. The author has been using a Philips monitor for binge-watching and gaming.
3. The recommended TV size depends on the viewer's distance from the screen.
4. It's mentioned that 55 inches is a common TV size, with 65 inches being larger and 77 inches or more being considered "special large."
5. The recommended viewing distance for a 55-inch TV is approximately 2.35 meters.
6. OLED is considered the best display technology but can be expensive.
7. LCD screens like LED and QLED have advantages like less reflection and more vibrant colors.
8. Different TV brands have their own operating systems, such as Samsung, LG, and TCL.
9. Smart TVs have built-in apps, but external media players like Apple TV or Chromecast can be used for better performance.
10. HDR (High Dynamic Range) standards like Dolby Vision and HDR10+ are important for image quality.
11. The wattage of TV speakers can affect sound quality, and soundbars may be needed for better audio.
12. HDMI ARC or eARC connections are necessary for soundbars and Dolby Atmos support.
13. TV model names contain information about the series, size, and year of release.
14. LG's G-series is considered the best consumer TV, followed by the C-series.
15. Samsung's S-series offers high-quality options, with the S95 series having better audio and a connection box.
16. Recommendations for the best TVs are Samsung or LG OLED screens.