Hello, I'm thinking about buying one of the nw TVs: Panasonic TX-55EX633E Sony KD-55XE7005 SAMSUNG UE55MU6442UXXH and apparently also on the VA matrix, but it copes better with the motion effect than Sony. The TV will stand in the room about 20 sq m It will be mainly used for watching movies...

I would bet on Sony KD-55XE7005 Perhaps a better 50 inch model, i.e. Panas 50EX700. The cheapest good 120Hz is Samsung 55MU70xx today but here we are talking about 4.2k PLN

Only in this SONY is quite poor Smart and it seems to cut frames when moving.

I'm afraid that at 60Hz matrixes you'll always see cutting frames. Such a charm of this technology. Fluidizers (not always available in every TV) will help on 24-frame material, e.g. DVD or bluray movies. All you have to do is test the tv in the store on the material that is important to you.

Thanks to Louis XVI for the advice, maybe someone else will suggest something?

TV 55 cali do 3500zł, Panasonic TX-55EX633E, Sony KD-55XE7005, SAMSUNG UE55MU644

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Hello, I'm thinking about buying one of the nw TVs:
Panasonic TX-55EX633E
Sony KD-55XE7005
SAMSUNG UE55MU6442UXXH and apparently also on the VA matrix, but it copes better with the motion effect than Sony.

The TV will stand in the room about 20 sq m

It will be mainly used for watching movies and series.

I wanted to buy 55 inches for 3500 PLN.

Is there anything noteworthy besides the above models?
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I would bet on Sony KD-55XE7005
Perhaps a better 50 inch model, i.e. Panas 50EX700.

The cheapest good 120Hz is Samsung 55MU70xx today but here we are talking about 4.2k PLN
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Only in this SONY is quite poor Smart and it seems to cut frames when moving.
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I'm afraid that at 60Hz matrixes you'll always see cutting frames.
Such a charm of this technology. Fluidizers (not always available in every TV) will help on 24-frame material, e.g. DVD or bluray movies.
All you have to do is test the tv in the store on the material that is important to you.
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Thanks to Louis XVI for the advice, maybe someone else will suggest something?
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