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Full HD LED TV under 60K

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bssunilreddy
bssunilreddy Original post #1
Apr 13, 2017 at 10:15 AM
Hai,

I want to buy a Full HD TV. Here are my requirements:

1. Budget: 60K Max,

2. Display type and size: Full HD LED TV,

3. The primary use of TV/Monitor? 100% as Primary TV

4. Ports Required: HDMI [At least 2 of it], USB, Ethernet/Wi-Fi would be great,

5. Preferred choice of brand: Samsung, Sony, Panasonic, LG.

6. Any TV/Monitor in consideration: Nothing I know of,

7. Any other info that you want to share:
What ever size 60K can get. Not a penny more...
SaiyanGoku
Apr 13, 2017 at 11:34 AM
50"

FHD

60k


Not sure if this requirement is for year 2012 or 2017.

Get this instead:

LG 123cm (49) Ultra HD (4K) Smart LED TV (49UH770T, 3 x HDMI, 3 x USB)
bssunilreddy
Apr 13, 2017 at 12:31 PM
50"

FHD

60k


Not sure if this requirement is for year 2012 or 2017.

Get this instead:

LG 123cm (49) Ultra HD (4K) Smart LED TV (49UH770T, 3 x HDMI, 3 x USB)

Didn't I say 60K is my budget? Please again go through my requirements.
SaiyanGoku
Apr 13, 2017 at 1:44 PM
Didn't I say 60K is my budget? Please again go through my requirements.

Then get this

LG 108cm (43) Full HD Smart LED TV (43LH576T, 2 x HDMI, 1 x USB)

Getting a 50" 1080p screen is plain stupidity. Pixelation would be a bummer.

Compromise on TV Size and get a 27" 4K monitor instead (like ASUS PG27AQ) :lol:

Also, don't suggest a 1080p monitor for a GTX 1080 :p
jasku
jasku #5
Apr 13, 2017 at 1:51 PM
Get a 4k 50-55' display from Vu/Le Eco, you would more than satisfied! They come with 3 years warranty and are well worth it, if you dont want to go the 4k way, the full HD 50' from Vu costs 32k, I am personally using it and have no issues, have even tested their warranty, they replaced my tv when the panel went kaput in the first 3 months.
Randy_Marsh
Apr 14, 2017 at 12:28 AM
Getting a 50" 1080p screen is plain stupidity. Pixelation would be a bummer.

Not true. I have sony bravia 55" inch 1080p (almost 2 years old) TV at my home. The display is beautiful to look at, be it games, movies, general TV channels, anything. Remember that 4K is today's hype, and bigger beautiful Full HD displays have been in market for past many years ;)
If purpose is generic TV watching, 4K is not of any use. But yeah, definitely a plus point if it can be bought within budget.

Also, don't suggest a 1080p monitor for a GTX 1080 :p

I think I got this one :D . Well, nothing can be done in case of already spent money..so one should tell all the available options, rather than advising a single path :p
M
Minion #7
Apr 15, 2017 at 9:12 PM
1. Budget: 60K Max,

2. Display type and size: Full HD LED TV,

3. The primary use of TV/Monitor? 100% as Primary TV

4. Ports Required: HDMI [At least 2 of it], USB, Ethernet/Wi-Fi would be great,

5. Preferred choice of brand: Samsung, Sony, Panasonic, LG.

6. Any TV/Monitor in consideration: Nothing I know of,

7. Any other info that you want to share:
What ever size 60K can get. Not a penny more...[/QUOTE]

Get thisBuy Philips 43PUT7791/V7 109.2 cm ( 43 ) Smart Ultra HD (4K) LED Television Online at Best Price in India - Snapdeal
bssunilreddy
Apr 19, 2017 at 12:21 PM
Philips 50PFL3950/50PFL3951 V7 127 cm ( 50 ) Full HD (FHD) LED Television -55,365.


Link:*Philips 50PFL3950/50PFL3951 V7 127 cm ( 50 ) Full HD (FHD) LED Television
SaiyanGoku
Apr 19, 2017 at 12:26 PM
Philips 50PFL3950/50PFL3951 V7 127 cm ( 50 ) Full HD (FHD) LED Television -55,365.


Link:*Philips 50PFL3950/50PFL3951 V7 127 cm ( 50 ) Full HD (FHD) LED Television

That TV is available for 44k on amazon :lol:

Again, buying a 50" 1080p TV in 60k budget is stupidity.
SaiyanGoku
Apr 29, 2017 at 5:14 PM
Philips 50PFL3950/50PFL3951 V7 127 cm ( 50 ) Full HD (FHD) LED Television -55,365.


Link:*Philips 50PFL3950/50PFL3951 V7 127 cm ( 50 ) Full HD (FHD) LED Television

Just get this now:

Samsung 48JU6470 121 cm Ultra HD Smart LED TV: Amazon.in: Electronic

You won't find 4k TV from any other top OEM in 60k.
W
Apr 30, 2017 at 12:02 PM
No matter what TV you buy,make sure to buy at least 1 or 2 years extended warranty as it is worth it.