>I've always tried to get the most bang for the least buck
>lol. So in 2019 I bought the 65 inch Vizio M series ($600).
>PConfession: I just missed out on the damn Sony A80J. The 65" was going for $1400 during Prime Day but I was calling myself finishing up some research before pulling the trigger. And then, those TVs were basically all gone in the 65". Gone on Sony's website. Gone on Amazon. Gone at Best Buy for a few days then back up to $2400. DAMNIT!

Right now, I'm waiting on the Sony X95J to make it to the house. The 65" is going for $1300 right now so I did that as to not miss every damn 2021 Sony TV that was on a decent sale before they ran out! FOMO fo sho. It'll go in the bedroom and replace a 55" Samsung. I'll probably play some games on it while I figure out my cave upgrades.

>I've always tried to get the most bang for the least buck
>lol. So in 2019 I bought the 65 inch Vizio M series ($600).
>Picture is great for tv and movie watching. Good HDR
>performance. Has no hdmi 2.1 features.

I saw that with the Vizio..it made me sad! I'm very much trying to find a balance between catching TVs at the right time/price and getting something that is at least kinda 'future proof'. IE: I'm gonna try to make sure everything I get now has 2.1 on at least a couple of inputs.

>Then the new consoles drop in 2020 and I'm kinda like damn I
>can't do 4K 120 but I love this Vizio. So right after getting
>my new consoles I copped the 65 inch Vizio P series ($900) cuz
>it checked all the boxes on paper - VRR, 4K 120, Dolby Vision,
>etc. But dammit I should have listened to rtings.com and FOMO.
>The tv has a great picture but it's buggy as all get up.
>Sometimes it'll turn itself on. Sometimes eARC will stop
>working. And it has a flicker issue when using Series X. Just
>annoying.

Boo.

Rtings is my go-to for websites.

I found out a buddy from my gig has one for home theatre stuff too. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpqmF_XXFlS81GVHG2uAT9w/videos?view=0&sort=p

And FOMO!? Yes! I love his TV videos. I laugh all the time cuz he loves that Samsung QN90A like Sir Mix-A-Lot likes big butts. And the LG C1? Its almost like his videos should sell that TV out by itself!

>So then I was reading up on the Hisense U7G model. Again,
>checked all the boxes but was also highly rated by rtings.com
>and everyone else. Copped the 65 inch for around $800. So far
>it has no issues, picture is great. HDR is great. All the
>gaming features work correctly. I like it a lot.

Nice. I'm glad to hear that it worked out. I was looking really hard at some of those Hisense models too.

I bought my mama a 50" U6 during prime day. She's mainly gonna watch cable on it so I'm thinking that it'll be fine.

>But now since both my kids are off to college, I'm getting
>froggy and want to finally go big time and get a 77 inch LG
>OLED. The prices on the C1 have been dropping dramatically and
>I just want to splurge. Since I've had so much time on my
>hands and I've been reading so many reviews, I have some FOMO
>when it comes to OLED gaming/movies lol. So that's probably
>going to be my next step this black friday season.

77! Whoooooooo! DO IT! You can't get anyone to hate on that C1 in earnest right now. And yeah, those prices are starting to dip and it looks like LG still has some C1s left.

I'm thinking about doing the same thing in my cave room. But I'm thinking about going cheap and getting that TCL Series 6 since the bugs are allegedly fixed now.

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/tcl-75-class-6-series-mini-led-qled-4k-uhd-smart-google-tv/6470279.p?skuId=6470279&ref=212&loc=1&extStoreId=255&ref=212&loc=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIl82a6raI-QIVLmxvBB3trAQiEAQYASABEgJGiPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

It's not a huge room but I have the wall space and the viewing distance to pull it off. I'm already operating with two 50" TVs side by side in there.

On that, I want to get nifty..I want to be able to have 2-4 things showing at once. I just don't know how to do it. IE: is it an app on certain TVs? Apple TV? Is it as HDMI switch of some sort? How does it work? So I'm trying to figure that out before moving forward.

I've been operating with 2 TVs at once in my caves for several years and I don't think I want to give that option up. All fall long, I'll be watching a game on one TV and playing some game on another. Or I'll be watching Sunday ticket on the left and Red Zone on the right. Or watching wrestling on one TV and Sunday night football on the other. Things like this.
icture is great for tv and movie watching. Good HDR
>performance. Has no hdmi 2.1 features.
>
>Then the new consoles drop in 2020 and I'm kinda like damn I
>can't do 4K 120 but I love this Vizio. So right after getting
>my new consoles I copped the 65 inch Vizio P series ($900) cuz
>it checked all the boxes on paper - VRR, 4K 120, Dolby Vision,
>etc. But dammit I should have listened to rtings.com and FOMO.
>The tv has a great picture but it's buggy as all get up.
>Sometimes it'll turn itself on. Sometimes eARC will stop
>working. And it has a flicker issue when using Series X. Just
>annoying.
>
>So then I was reading up on the Hisense U7G model. Again,
>checked all the boxes but was also highly rated by rtings.com
>and everyone else. Copped the 65 inch for around $800. So far
>it has no issues, picture is great. HDR is great. All the
>gaming features work correctly. I like it a lot.
>
>But now since both my kids are off to college, I'm getting
>froggy and want to finally go big time and get a 77 inch LG
>OLED. The prices on the C1 have been dropping dramatically and
>I just want to splurge. Since I've had so much time on my
>hands and I've been reading so many reviews, I have some FOMO
>when it comes to OLED gaming/movies lol. So that's probably
>going to be my next step this black friday season.