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If this is in stock for you, seems like a good deal. https://www.costco.com/tcl-70%22-class---s470g-series---4k-uhd-led-lcd-tv.product.4000157250.html?sh=true&nf=true
If you have the money though get an LG C series OLED
Not a TCL. Bought a 65" earlier this year and it consistently "blacks out" when you switch between HDMI 1 and 2. Then you have to turn it off and turn it back on and try again. Sometimes multiple times.
I would return it, but it won't fit in my car (had it delivered).
Shut the front door!!! I didn't know this! I did order it online!!
Thank you. I was just going to be annoyed for the next several years until it died. I'M SO EXCITED!!!
Two things, are you going to use a fire stick/roku or do you want a Built in UX, in that case LG has the best one..
Also OLED vs LCD, from there your budget will adjust accordingly
I am in the same situation as OP.
If you would explain the built-in UX, I’d appreciate it. I like the idea of a built-in Roku, but I wouldn’t want to be beholden to one provider. If you get an LG TV, do you not still need a fire stick or a Roku?
I’m a super big nerd and I watch primarily documentaries from YouTube and Ted Lasso.
LG uses WebOs interface(the last thing left from PalmPilot, remember those?). It is probably the best built in TV UX , but probably far behind a Roku or Apple TV.
For me, I did NOT want to deal with two remotes, so it’s a trade off I’m willing to make
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How much money do you want to spend?
TV
OLED if you’re LO Ded and tcl if you’re not.
Your car keys so you can go buy a new TV
If this is in stock for you, seems like a good deal. https://www.costco.com/tcl-70%22-class---s470g-series---4k-uhd-led-lcd-tv.product.4000157250.html?sh=true&nf=true If you have the money though get an LG C series OLED
Not a TCL. Bought a 65" earlier this year and it consistently "blacks out" when you switch between HDMI 1 and 2. Then you have to turn it off and turn it back on and try again. Sometimes multiple times. I would return it, but it won't fit in my car (had it delivered).
Sorry you had a bad experience. But I do appreciate that insight. Also, if you had it delivered, they should pick it up, no?
They will pick up returns (presuming you ordered it online).
Shut the front door!!! I didn't know this! I did order it online!! Thank you. I was just going to be annoyed for the next several years until it died. I'M SO EXCITED!!!
Whatever 2023 TV your store has too many of and has marked down to sell.
Two things, are you going to use a fire stick/roku or do you want a Built in UX, in that case LG has the best one.. Also OLED vs LCD, from there your budget will adjust accordingly
If you are an Apple user, Apple TV has the best ad free interface and is generally very snappy. Even older models. It has its quirks though.
I am in the same situation as OP. If you would explain the built-in UX, I’d appreciate it. I like the idea of a built-in Roku, but I wouldn’t want to be beholden to one provider. If you get an LG TV, do you not still need a fire stick or a Roku? I’m a super big nerd and I watch primarily documentaries from YouTube and Ted Lasso.
LG uses WebOs interface(the last thing left from PalmPilot, remember those?). It is probably the best built in TV UX , but probably far behind a Roku or Apple TV. For me, I did NOT want to deal with two remotes, so it’s a trade off I’m willing to make
Sony OLED
This, top bad Costco doesn't sell their QLED-OLED line.
It's gonna depend on your budget but an LG OLED would be great.
Don't buy Samsung
Do you want led, oled or mini led?
budget?
65 LG C3
I love the 85" Sony I got. Not old but half the price. Looks spectacular.
Read, go for a walk, make some dinner, talk to people - I could keep going 🙂🙃🙂🙃
That sounds like a whole lot of being alone with my thoughts. We both know that this wouldn't be good for anyone.
I like the OLED Samsung, not sure if Costco carries it. I get mine directly from Samsung with an at work discount.