The Ultimate TV Buying Guide For 2023! [10 Tips You Need To Know]



What TV should You Buy? Tech Chap’s 2023 TV Buying Guide compares Size, Resolution, Gaming Features, Panel Types (is OLED best?), Ports, Sound & Price! ▶ Featured TVs:

Samsung S95C – UK: https://amzn.to/45crZBq
Samsung S95C US: https://bit.ly/3qicfyf
LG G3 – UK: https://amzn.to/3DJ4FzE | US:
LG G3 – US: https://www.newegg.com/lg-g3-55/p/N82E16889482010?item=9SIAE2JK079969
TCL – UK: https://amzn.to/43ZLM68
TCL – US: https://bit.ly/459WgRK

▶ My Current Favourite:
UK: https://amzn.to/3s1RGXi
US: https://bit.ly/3KzQ4dF

Sony A95L – Coming Soon

#TV #OLED #4k

00:00 Intro Waffle
00:45 1. When to Buy
01:48 2. Beyond Big Brands
02:50 3. SIZE
03:55 4. Best Settings
05:32 5. Don’t forget Sound!
06:46 6. TV Design
08:59 7. Gaming
10:14 8. Picture Quality
12:39 9. OLED vs QLED etc.
15:37 10. Streaming & Software
16:30 My Conclusion

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26 thoughts on “The Ultimate TV Buying Guide For 2023! [10 Tips You Need To Know]”

  1. Early last year, I upgraded to a premium 65 inch OLED. The Panasonic JZ1500. My only regret, I wished I’d have gone bigger. So, when YouTube reviewers started enthusing over the 98 inch QLED TCL C735K, they wetted my appetite. Especially as the price of that was so affordable, relatively! Then TCL through a spanner in the works by introducing a really affordable, highly competitive, 85 inch miniled. Less expensive than my 65 inch OLED. But, that wish echoed in my head. ‘I wish I’d bought bigger’. So I purchased the 98 inch TCL.

    Ok, if you paid 5 times the price for a similar sized tv, from an A brand competitor, it would probably surpass the TCL in some performance areas. But seriously, unless you were doing a side by side comparison, I very much doubt you’d notice. I’ve stand mounted the 98 inchTCL on a 32 inch cabinet. All the cables are tucked away, out of sight, behind the tv. After a few days in situ, it does not dominate our 18 by 20 by 8.5 feet lounge. Being cabinet mounted, it’s speakers have room to breathe. As a stand alone tv, the audio reproduction is better than any other I’ve experienced.

    My wife was not initially impressed with the new ‘monstrosity’ as she refers to it. Neither was she happy with me replacing the 32 inch LG LED/LCD in our be bedroom with the 65 inch Panasonic OLED but I know time will get her accustomed to the larger sizes to the point where she couldn’t go back.

    Our daughter is highly appreciative of that 32 LG replacing the 24 inch Panasonic in her room.

    Tv technology is transforming at the speed of ‘light’. Pun intended. Why pay today, more than you really need to, for a technology which tomorrow will have been transcended. I think that as prices drop, XL TVs will become the norm in people’s homes.

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  2. I just can't decide:
    a bit bigger size vs a bit higher quality,
    a higher model from last year vs a lower class but current year
    55A80K or (65X90K or 65X85L)

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  3. I don't believe you need to upgrade your sound system as often as you would your TV, which logically should be all that frequent. Once every 10 years? If it ain't broke. So most should already have a speaker system. Don't do it if you don't have to. New TV for your new console vs. new TV to watch sports or movies. Not really worth it imo

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  4. Hi I’m looking for a 65 or 77 inch OLED tv for my front room for under £1500 I have an Xbox S and my wife and kids like watching movies can you suggest a couple of models I should take a look at I’m happy buying a 2021 tv or newer
    Cheers really enjoyed your vid 🤙🏼

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  5. I bought the Hisense A85H OLED in 48 inches for my gaming area. it was on sale for €650, €400 cheaper than the Lg c2. am very happy with it! I have a Lg cx in the living room and I don't notice any difference that the Hisense should be worse.

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