Know These 5 Things When Buying A New TV (4K, HDR & More)

Thinking of picking up a new TV on Black Friday or Cyber Monday this year? A lot has changed with TV technology, so make sure you're up to date before you buy one.

[curnowornever]

I love this guy. I want him to explain everything I don't know about tech to me. So friendly and informative!

[ONEWAYLEEWAY]

I learned a lot
Turn automotion off but use it with sports and games.
Keep movie mode on
Keep it on warm

Thanks

[showtown]

There was a time where I used to watch tv in black and white in a 12 inch tv and i was hoping my parents would upgrade to a 17 inch blac k and white tv. We have come so far.

[edselgreaves]

Soap opera effect looks AMAZING on my low budget entry Hisense 4K TV. It's done just right, just enough soap opera effect to make the characters look hyper-real and the settings stand out almost like you're taking a 4D rollercoaster ride.

[suncitysandylv]

Our first TV was a 13 inch black and white TV in a giant box. no remote. very few programs (1949) In 1963 we had a 17 inch Zenith with a remote control (Black and white also) Plus we had in 1959 a color tv that was a console. no remote. We were told by a tech that never buy a new tv with new features the first year it comes out, as it needs to have the bugs worked out. We had one TV from 1997 for 20 years, but before that had about 5 or 6 inbetween. I've had the same, basic (not smart) tv about 50 inches for over 5 years. plays great 1080I. Have gotten new firestick 1080P. No need for 4k as you need a 65 inch or more to make a difference according to tech information. And yes, I am old! I will be 85 very soon!

[Rickpurvis]

I would like to know why some manufacturers (TCL Roku) have remotes that do not have numbers to change stations? If I’m using an antenna, how do I change the channel?

[ahmadhafizyahaya]

This is so good! Watch this in late 2019. Still relevant.

[aaronmathias]

What a phenomenally instructive & informative video! Superb presentation that makes sense from a lay man's perspective.
Keep up the good work guys!

[MafiosoGame]

I am not buying a new TV, but I just enjoy the subject and your presentation of the facts around the subject is praiseworthy. Thanks!

[hamiltoncouple]

D65 is exactly 6504 Kelvin which is slightly in the bluish range of light spectrum. It’s kind of confusing to set picture to “Warm” setting which is more towards 3500 Kelvin spectrum. I find Warm setting being slightly unnatural due to its slightly orange colour. Neutral looks the most natural.

[JoelsterGk]

Be careful with Motion interpolation on video games, it can add ghosting and input lag which is even worse for gaming.

[ccaccord]

You did an unbelievable job explaining the settings. You couldn’t have done a better job

[infopackrat]

This is titled wrong. It's more about how to properly tune your new TV.

[ASTEROIDALAIN]

HI I have a Philips 4K UHD, with HDR 5000 series TV. my 4k movies have a weird anoying effects that look like water colors . blurry scenes when there is fast motion. any body know how to fix it???

[cgmarner]

I want a 55-65 inch but I don't want the Smart part. Can you tell me what to look for...please.

[orchardwatchandclockrepair]

Thankyou so much. That was very helpful indeed

[AnthonyRodriguez-bzfd]

Definitely appreciate this type of video very well made .not exactly what I search for but definitely something I wanted to know .

[cletustrainer]

Wow, I think this covered everything. More than I was expecting.

[dannyfubar]

Excellent straight to the point post, thank you for sharing.

[MarsorryIckuatuna]

This isn’t what I was looking for at all, but boy was it useful. These are very handy tips, thanks 🙏. I agree, someone said this video is titled wrong...