40 inch Samsung 4k TV with HDR $288
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Hisense 43" Class 4K Smart TV - 43CU6100U - Sam's Club
This one is bigger and cheaper. It has HDR also
@Fatboi1 I know they're both bad but if you had to which one would you go with
This one is bigger and cheaper. It has HDR also
@Fatboi1 I know they're both bad but if you had to which one would you go with
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I'd go with the Samsung. it makes no sense to go with Hisense.Hisense 43" Class 4K Smart TV - 43CU6100U - Sam's Club
This one is bigger and cheaper. It has HDR also
@Fatboi1 I know they're both bad but if you had to which one would you go with
What were you saying about the HDR not being 'real' tho
It aint gonna work with my ps pro?
nah it'll work it's just that you should make sure the TV is 10 Bit HDR and supports WCG(wide color gamut). Them real cheap $200 4K TVs probably don't have all that so it'll be like a lower version of HDR simply speaking.What were you saying about the HDR not being 'real' tho
It aint gonna work with my ps pro?
does the samsung tv have 10 bit HDR and wcg?
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Go buy her one thenMy moms need a new tv for christmas she's dealing with a piece of shyt 19in...after her old one blew out.
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don't mind some of these dudes. It sound to me like u just wanna get a better TV than the one u had and it will be better. I have very good eyesight 
the people saying there's no difference are a lie.
Like I said, I put a 43 in my bedroom and it's a lot better than the 1080p I had in there. You'll be satisfied with it for now.
the people saying there's no difference are a lie.Like I said, I put a 43 in my bedroom and it's a lot better than the 1080p I had in there. You'll be satisfied with it for now.
Breh no Samsung TV under the 8 series in the US and the 7 series in Europe (not available in the US) has HDR
www.flatpanelshd.com/article.php?subaction=showfull&id=1460114926
If you bought your TV from any other retailer than Best Buy and it's not the Vizio 2016 P series there's a 90% change it doesn't have those things. Especially if you got it from Walmart, Sams, or Target.
It's not a lower version of HDR either. Those TVs without the WCG and 10 bit panels can accept an HDR signal but without those two things they can't display HDR.
If the TV can accept an HDR signal the manufacturer will put HDR on the box even if it doesn't display it.
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To be listed, the television must support the HDR10 standard at the time of writing (not including "upcoming firmware updates"), must support 10-Bit color (as defined by Rtings, which includes native 10-bit panels without 8-bit banding and 8-bit panels with dithering to create 10-bit colors), and of course have a 4K panel. Input lag isn't really a decider, although if you're a competitive gamer, it should definitely be taken into consideration.
Peak / Sustained brightness has not been used to give or bar entry on to the list, but if there's demand for it, I can create a multiple tier system based on brightness and 10bit vs 8bit coloring. There is of course a difference in HDR quality based on brightness potential of the display.
Model Year: 2016
LG OLED E6
LG OLED G6
LG OLED B6
LG OLED C6
LG UH9500
LG UH8500
LG UH7700
Samsung KS9800
Samsung KS9500/KS9000
Samsung KS8500/KS8000
Sony X940D
Sony X930D
Sony X850D
Vizio P-Series (C1) (Firmware update has been released)
Model Year: 2015
LG OLED EF9500
Samsung JS9500
Samsung JS9000
Samsung JS8500
Sony X930C
Sony X900C
Sony X850C
To be listed, the television must support the HDR10 standard at the time of writing (not including "upcoming firmware updates"), must support 10-Bit color (as defined by Rtings, which includes native 10-bit panels without 8-bit banding and 8-bit panels with dithering to create 10-bit colors), and of course have a 4K panel. Input lag isn't really a decider, although if you're a competitive gamer, it should definitely be taken into consideration.
Peak / Sustained brightness has not been used to give or bar entry on to the list, but if there's demand for it, I can create a multiple tier system based on brightness and 10bit vs 8bit coloring. There is of course a difference in HDR quality based on brightness potential of the display.
Model Year: 2016
LG OLED E6
LG OLED G6
LG OLED B6
LG OLED C6
LG UH9500
LG UH8500
LG UH7700
Samsung KS9800
Samsung KS9500/KS9000
Samsung KS8500/KS8000
Sony X940D
Sony X930D
Sony X850D
Vizio P-Series (C1) (Firmware update has been released)
Model Year: 2015
LG OLED EF9500
Samsung JS9500
Samsung JS9000
Samsung JS8500
Sony X930C
Sony X900C
Sony X850C