4g or uhd tv

[none]

Anyone have any experience with them? Now that our aux heating unit is in place we are looking at adding a Tv set for the living room. Also curious if any one has any experience with the ones with built in Netflix? Are they as fast as the Roku? We have always had good luck with Sony's we are looking for something that's a good size but not off the hook.

[DaveTN]

I just bought a new 65” Samsung for the bedroom; already have a 65” Mitsubishi in the living room. I don’t know what 4G on a TV is, but I decided I didn’t want to spend the extra $4-500 for 4K. I wouldn’t pass up 4K on a good deal though (I just didn’t see any)

The speed will be dependent on the speed of your network. When I sat my new TV up in the living room to test it out and do the updates I had it wired with an Ethernet connection on a 120 mbps network. Then I sat up the wireless on a 60 mbps network. I watched several Netflix movies and played with YouTube; no lags or issues on either wired or wireless.

Then I moved it across the house to the bedroom. The wireless connection could not sustain the speed needed to watch HD movies on Nexflix or YouTube. It kept stopping, loading and starting again. I moved the wireless /modem/router into the same room with it and its happy again.
I think your network will be more critical than the TV or service you are trying to use (Netflix, ect). Speed rules.

[Guest princeshoko]

4K tv's    (AKA:  UHD)   Make  1080p  tv's look like the old 480's.     They look more real then real life.     Most walmarts got a few setup,  and Electronic Express has a few in if ya need to see one in person.     They are wonderful.   You can get good quality ones for less then $999 if you shop around    Samsung brand and Vizio. 

[austin7.62]

Only problem is the lack of 4k material. It'll get there eventually though.