Best 49-50 4K Smart TV with VA Matrix: Samsung UE49MU6402U or Philips 49PUS6412? (Budget: 2400)

1. How far are you sitting from the TV screen? - 4 m
2. Are you sitting in front of the screen or sideways to the screen? - Straight
3. What TV do you currently have? - SHARP 42 inches, is already 8 years old
4. What brand do you prefer? ??
5. What size TV are you looking for? 49 - 50 inches
6. What signal and devices will be connected to the TV? vectra, netflix, hbo go
7. What kind of programs do you watch most often? movies
8. Will you play games, and if so on a console or a PC? no
9. Will you actively use the TV's SMART system? Yes
10. Do you watch in the evenings or during the day? evenings
11. How much money can you spend on buying a TV? max 2400 net

I have 4 models to choose from and only I have to choose something from them:
Samsung UE49MU6402UXXH
Philips 49PUS6412 / 12
LG 49UJ6517
SONY KD49XE7005BAEP

What do you recommend to buy?

EDIT: After thinking, I'm looking for a TV 49 - 50 with a VA matrix, at most I will add a few pennies

9. Will you actively use the TV's SMART system?
9.1. How do you use the SMART function?

Select by smart remote , possibly after additions dedicated to the device.

You can also choose TV after compatibility (if you have Playstation then maybe Sony ?, maybe you have a Samsung phone? Etc.) Are you interested in 4K, check also if you have something to watch in 4K .

Specifically prepared survey I bet on Samsung

The main focus on smart is netflix and hbo go, these 2 applications interest me the most. In addition, I watch a lot of movies and photos from a network drive.

Rather, look in terms of offer - some TVs have free netflix, hbo etc. See also offers from sellers / distributors

I have purchased both services so it is mainly about the quality and smoothness of their operation.

These apps run smoothly on every device.
For me, even on old webos 2.0 it is seamless.

As you want to watch in the evenings, focus on high contrast VA matrices.
IPS matrices give a weak black in the evenings (glows gray).

Well, I just read on the forum that for evening viewing VA matrices are much better, but in these models probably only IPS

Well, I also see models with the IPS matrix, at this price VA is unfortunately a rarity. I don't think you can find a new TV that meets all the conditions you specify. I can only recommend you the Philips 6550 two years ago, but without 4K, which at this distance does not really matter.

Well, if it's worth, I will add it to the VA matrix

UE49MU7002 - has a VA matrix but 60Hz yes?
and UE49MU8002TXXH ??

Or maybe Sony KD-49XE8005B ??