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westrock2000
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https://www.walmart.com/ip/Sceptre-U750CV-U-75-Class-4K-Ultra-HD-LED-TV-2160p-60Hz/55427162
Ordered this couple days ago, so no review yet (still waiting for delivery). Was looking for a Memorial Day sale to replace the 82" DLP we have (still going and looks stellar, but there are downsides to projection TV's).
It's a basic TV, no built-in smart stuff, which is fine with me. No HDR obviously. 60Hz. I'm not really interested in 4K at this moment, but having the physical pixels small helps reduce the visibility of them. I always appreciated that with DLP, you can't see the distinction between the pixels like you can on a 1080p flat panel.
Got the 4 year replacement warranty for $142 added. 75" TV with 4 year no hassle warranty for $1300.....sounds good.
It's 40% the cost of the most TV's this size. And going with something in the 82"-83" is still in the $5-$6K range.
Ordered this couple days ago, so no review yet (still waiting for delivery). Was looking for a Memorial Day sale to replace the 82" DLP we have (still going and looks stellar, but there are downsides to projection TV's).
It's a basic TV, no built-in smart stuff, which is fine with me. No HDR obviously. 60Hz. I'm not really interested in 4K at this moment, but having the physical pixels small helps reduce the visibility of them. I always appreciated that with DLP, you can't see the distinction between the pixels like you can on a 1080p flat panel.
Got the 4 year replacement warranty for $142 added. 75" TV with 4 year no hassle warranty for $1300.....sounds good.
It's 40% the cost of the most TV's this size. And going with something in the 82"-83" is still in the $5-$6K range.
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