What kind of 4K TV?

[Gregg_Seipp 568]

Guys, just to update everyone....I got a Visio 50" 4K for $500.  Very, very happy with it. It's extremely sharp, excellent color, and capable of 30Hz...a huge step up from my 46" Samsung 1080P.

 

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/vizio-50-class-49-5-diag--led-2160p-smart-4k-ultra-hdtv-black/4453100.p?id=1219749486719&skuId=4453100

[Guest]

Nice Gregg, that's a really good price too.  Thanks for reporting back, lots of people interested in moving to 4K now that prices are more attractive.

 

Cheers, Rob.

[JNS 106]

 

 

.I got a Visio 50" 4K for $500.

 

Gregg, which model Vizio did you get?

 

Thanks,

Jeff

[ErichB 3,640]

 

 

Guys, just to update everyone....I got a Visio 50" 4K for $500.  Very, very happy with it. It's extremely sharp, excellent color, and capable of 30Hz...a huge step up from my 46" Samsung 1080P.
 
http://www.bestbuy.c...9&skuId=4453100

 

Sounds great.   When I went from my 40' to my 55' 4k, it was like flightsimming in IMAX.    Particularly immersive at night in the 777 taxiing around an airport.  Really feels like you are there.

[Cat_Dad 17]

Current TV and monitors are all limited  by how much  "DATA" can be delivered to them. There are several different HDMI cables and right now if you have the standard 1.4 hdmi cable your 4k TV will only support 30 Hz. If you have the newer hdmi 2.0 cable, it can transmit enough data to display at .60 Hz. Then there is another cable (not hdmi) that can handle 4 k and up right now. Some of the higher end tV/monitors have these and that might be wheat you are seeing , thinking they are a strange hdmi plug. This link explains all of this much better than I can.

 

http://www.trustedreviews.com/opinions/hdmi-2-0-vs-1-4

 

Hope this helps.

 

Terry

[TechguyMaxC 516]

30hz?  That's 2013-2014 era tech (technically all 4k TVs are capable of 30hz, that's basically the minimum [technically 24Hz film support is the literal minimum, but you'll see all pre-HDMI 2.0 models advertised with 30Hz support]).  $500 is a good price for the size but you can get 60Hz for the same price in a bit smaller model.  Example: Vizio 2016 E series 43": $500 @ Best Buy currently, Samsung 2016 KU6300 series 40" $550 also @ Best Buy.