Last time we move was 4 yrs ago so it's time to move on again, it's the big O

[theking]

...this time around as in OLED. As mentioned in the PH link below to the thread 4 years ago, technology moves fast so it's time to donate the old and move on by replacing it with a new one:

https://www.pebhmong.com/forum/index.php?topic=404517.msg4985398#msg4985398

Here are photos of the new guy:







These new TVs are so thin I was afraid I might crack it..

[theking]

Looked around before we settled with the new guy:

[Visualmon]

It's nice to have everything but in reality the housing is little bit unsatisfied especially the price. When the bills don't meet the requirement, people ought to be kick out.

[theking]

Can't beat the vibrant colors and deep blacks of an OLED...

My wife wanted to updated the sound system too so we did that too:

[theking]

Agree with this statement regarding OLED so if finance is tough, the other options can get the job done too:

If you’ve been looking into getting a new TV in the past couple of years, we wouldn’t be surprised if you feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of things to keep an eye out for. There are just so many acronyms and technologies, that it’s almost impossible to decide if you aren’t well versed in them. And, the following are just the panel types – don’t get us started on other technologies like backlight, dimming zones, HDR, etc. That being said, today’s most common dilemma is the ULED vs QLED one. OLED panels are better than both ULED and QLED but are usually (unjustifiably) expensive.

[Visualmon]

I probably buy one too for watching movies on Netflix, TubiTV, and Prime Video.