Good TV for the living room, 49-55 inches for PLN 3,500, full HD

1. How big is the room where the TV should be? - 20 m2
2. How far are we from the TV screen? - 2 - 3m
3. How many people sit in front of the TV? - 2-3
4. Are we sitting in front of the screen or sideways to the screen - are the angles important? - Straight ahead if angles are minimal.
5. Is the TV supposed to stand or hang? - hang.
6. How does the sun shine in the room? - Window on the side of the TV.
7. What is your TV currently? - Sony 50W755C.
8. What do we want the TV to have? - Android TV or without smart, then I will buy e.g. box4k.
9. What signal will be connected to the TV: (4K, HD, SD)? - HD from satellite.
10. What devices will be connected to the TV? - Consoles maybe one day, but not really.
11. How many hours a day will the TV work? - 10 hours
12. Do you prefer a matt or glossy matrix? - Hmm, probably dull.
13. What kind of programs do you watch the most? - Movies / series, some sport.
14. Are you going to use the internet on your TV screen? - Yes, but not from a browser, only KODI.
15. Do you intend to play PC games / console - if so, how much% per day? - Rather not, maybe someday.
16. Do you watch more in the evenings or during the day? - And during the day and in the evenings.
17. Size preferences? - From 50 '', preferably 55 '' min. 49 max 55.
18. What annoys you on TVs? - No sharp and smooth picture.
19. Brand preferences? - Sony, because android tv and I'm happy with 50w755c.
20. Is the TV set to have 3D - if so what, passive or active? - No.
21. Up to what maximum amount are you planning to buy? - Around 3500.

Hello all
I need a TV for the living room, something like the 50w755C that I am very happy with, I am not a cinema fan, I do not know all these matrices, fluid motion so it is difficult for me to choose something myself. Analyzing what is now on offer everything would point to some 4k model, but I don't want to buy the cheapest one because for sure the picture will be fatal, and I don't have anything to watch anyway. I was thinking about the 80x series from Sony, but they have 3d for which I do not want to overpay, because it's probably still technology, but they have a good picture and are at a good price.

As I mentioned, the most important for me is the image, sharpness and its fluidity with my modest budget, 4k and 3d I do not care at all, good fullhd is enough if it had an android TV straight away it would be great, as it is not known that you can buy e.g. xiaomi mi box 4k.

Importantly, I do not consider Samsung TVs, such a personal boycott, and no matter that it will be great in my budget , I just don't buy equipment from Apple and Samsung

Thank you in advance for your advice.

This can Sony 55XE8505 or Sony KD55XD8505 quality probably will be on the xe side.

https://hdtvpolska.com/forum/topic/35261-test-sony-android-tv-x8505c-ultra-hd-4k-3d-led-lcd/

TV great, but out of the budget, if I had 5000 zlotys I would have bought a TV rather easily, but for 5000 I have to buy two tv, one for children for which it will fit in 1500 zlotys, and I have 3500 left for the living room

You have 120Hz so going down to 60Hz can disturb your smooth picture condition.
The only thing that comes to my mind with 120Hz is Samsung 60J6240. Well, but if it can't be Samsung, you have 60Hz.
As it should be cheap and Android I would go in TCL eg C70. It has a lot of disadvantages, e.g. no liquefier but VA matrix with high contrast and Android on board.

I was in the media market, I watched Sony, Samsung, LG, and Philips, unfortunately Panasonic did not want to play mov files, generally the word PADAKA comes to mind, the top model Sony full hd for 2017 49we755 is a tragedy, grain, weak colors, no liquefaction effect, matrix not it expels, the rest is not much better, my 2 year budget 50w755c bihe them on the head, from what I saw, I would have to spend 4000-4500 PLN, so that the TV was close to the "quality" 755c. maybe after calibrating these TVs would be better, but in the store there is no question of calibration, so I have to rely on the opinion of specialists, so once again ask for hints.
requirements do not change, I think I care about the "liquefier" and the lack of smudging, the effect of soap opera does not bother me, more disturbing gradation, image jumps, smudge, grain. I'm so desperate that I'll even consider samsung android tv is also not necessary, it can be without smart at all, I will buy a starter.
I increase my budget to PLN 4,000. 49-55 inches.
4k and hdr rather optional, because from what I read, in my budget hdr is basically unnoticeable due to low matrix backlight average of 350, and 4k is the technology of the future and in my budget I doubt that it will work, especially since TV will be displayed in 90% satellite image and sometimes net movies

tv i am going to buy on friday morning so i will be grateful for any suggestions.

PS. TCL very nice, but the lack of liquefier and streaking unfortunately disqualifies it.

You want good dejudder and doubler liquids are only 120Hz. At 60Hz this cannot be realized.
The cheapest 55 inches 120 Hz is Samsung MU7000. Be careful, because the 49 inch model has IPS matrices.
Maybe OLED FHD older model EG910v or newer A7. Both from LG.

Hello, can anyone tell me what this Sony model is; XD55XE8505
I can not find anything on this topic, and maybe just this model is called with us,
tv is not in the store PL.
I would like to know what matrix there is?
Sorry that I controlled myself ...

sebo.44 wrote:

what is this sony model; XD55XE8505

Generally available model. It costs less than PLN 5k in PL.
VA matrix, 120 Hz.

Test: http://www.benchmark.pl/testy_i_recenzje/sony-kd-55xe8505-test.html

I bought Sony 55XE7077 for PLN 3650 at MediaMarkt - if it was a good choice I will let you know in 1-2 months , and this time I have another purchase ahead of me and I'm looking for an induction hob ....

yesterday I saw a little match of representation and I have to admit that padada, fast ball left such a trace as on cartoons with tsubasa, generally tv for almost 4 thousand, and the picture is unacceptable, my old W755 and 10 year old Samsung from brother beat this tv under every in terms of the image, if someone is wondering whether to buy it, I can safely advise against it right now! either buy an older model with a faster matrix or you need to increase your budget.

Unfortunately, 60 Hz to 60 Hz. There will be no miracles here.
A 120Hz change always hurts.

I was hoping that it would be worse, but I did not suspect that it was so bad, I read a lot about it tv, test reviews, reviews wrote that it would be ok for an undemanding viewer, but they forgot to add that this undemanding viewer must be blind and will not see no difference, just watching the eyes strains, I don't know, maybe it's because it's bigger that maybe 4k, hdr and damn knows what, but if I look at it 10 minutes it feels like I'm looking at a ruby tube 8 hours from a distance of 50cm
I am still wondering if it is not the fault of the computer from which I watch TV, because on the 4k chapter I only have 30hz, so I change to 1080p to have 60hz

And on what TV setting are you watching?
Set Cinema mode - it should be better.

generally, where there is an auto option, I have it turned on, I put in the cinema mode for testing, the image darkened, I look and let you know

Leave it anyway. Other modes artificially affect the recorded image
You can only slightly raise the brightness

I have to admit that in cinema mode it is quite tolerable, I have to fight with colors because the picture is darker and not sharp, as if slightly hazy

Philips 6550