40-43 Inch Full HD TV Recommendations for 16m2 Room, 2-2.5m Viewing Distance, 1-3 Users & Gaming

Hello.

I am looking for a 40-43 inch Full HD TV with a good picture, reasonable fluidity, the rest is not important, maybe with not too high input lag.
1. How big is the room in which the TV is to be located? 16m2
2. How far are we from the TV screen? 2-2.5 m
3. How many people sit in front of the TV? 1-3
4. Are we sitting in front of the screen or also sideways to the screen? straight
5. Should the TV stand or should it hang? be
6. How does the sun shine in the room? little sunlight
7. What kind of TV do you currently have? LG 32LN5400
8. What do we want the TV to have? good picture , min 2 hdmi, optical output to the cinema
9. What signal will be connected to the TV? DVB_t
10. What devices? PC
11. How many hours a day is the TV set to work? 2-5
12. Does it happen that you watch only one program for several hours? Yes
13. What kind of programs do you watch the most? movies, series, football
14. Are you going to surf the internet? not necessarily
15. Are you going to play games - if so, how many% a day? occasionally from the connected pc
16. Brand Preference? Panasonic, Sony, LG
17. Size preferences? 40-43
18. What annoys you in TV sets? slow operation, lack of fluidity, flickering
19. Do you watch more in the evenings or during the day? evenings
20. To what maximum amount do you plan to purchase? about 2 thousand
21. How often do you replace televisions at home? rarely
22. Do you use internet applications often? very rarely

For now I have considered:
- Panasonic TX-40ES510E
or
- Sony KDL-40WE660
1. Which one would be better?
2. Possibly what else? (Due to the connected PC, I would prefer 1920: 1080) and not samsung; /

I would look for something from LG. Panasonic has become a "mongrel" mounted, it is not known where with the matrices of companies that I can not even read (guessing Chinese houses is rather poor for me). And Sony flies on the brand and it can be different with quality and durability.

The only sensible for this price and FHD is the Samsung M55 or M56 series.
It has an image fluidizer and good contrast as it is on the VA matrix (to be checked before buying a specific copy)

Thanks for the answers.
Panasonic TX-40ES510E - PLN 1900
Sony KDL-40WE660 - PLN 1700

Neither of these tv's noteworthy? Panasonic declares Motion Rate 800 Hz, this is a gimmick and this tv has no liquefiers?
better to add and buy something else? Just what?

Alternatively, how does Panasonic, Sony, which I gave above, e.g. some ordinary TV, let's say: LG 43LJ515V, Philips 43PFS4112 / 12 etc (I do not care about smart, I ask for image / liquidity)

Panasonic starts with the EX600 series. I wouldn't look at anything lower.
The truth is that Samsung offers the best quality in the lowest price segment.

1. In the post above, I meant whether, for example, this Panasonic TX-40ES510E will have a better image, smoother while moving than, for example, LG 43LJ515V or Philips 43PFS4112 / 12?

2. Will the 4k tv scale the PC image well (for hdmi, 1920: 1080, 60hz)?
Because I'm afraid of that, once I had such problems (except that long ago) on 1 tv just with scaling (the pc image looked much worse as it was not in the native 4k resolution) but maybe something has changed, now it would be ok and I am unnecessarily looking for full hd?
If so, what TV for, say, PLN 2200 with the best image, fluidity (in this amount) and good scaling with a PC?

When it comes to PC to TV image, Chroma is very important. This is responsible for unclear fonts etc.
Read about it: https://www.rtings.com/tv/learn/chroma-subsampling

Then you have TCL 49P60 for PLN 2199
Android 7.0, high contrast, low input lag, black, Kodi, MxpPlayer, virtual mouse, voice control.

And 49 "not 40" and without the application - brrrrr

I did more research around the stores (with test materials on a pendrive).

TCL - maybe it actually has more refined smart functions, but it does not matter to me, and the TV had uneven backlight and terrible smoothness of movement (0 fluidizers, very smudged)

Sony KDL-40WE660 - this one is at the level of TV sets for PLN 1200, only the appearance is a plus

Panasonic TX-40ES510E - seemed a bit better than Sony (and TLC) but also no traffic fluidizers and is not worth PLN 1,900,

I will not write about LG until 2000, because it's a waste of time.


Samsung turned out to be a positive surprise (traffic fluidizers actually exist and work), now the question is which model to choose? Are there any significant differences between the models:

Samsung ue43m5572 - (full hd) - PLN 1690 in Neonet

Samsung UE 43M5602 - (full hd) PLN 1799 in Euro

Samsung ue43m5672 - (full hd) PLN 1799 online (so do not check before buying)

and

Samsung UE43 MU6102 - 1980 PLN Neonet and Mediaexpert, (it's 4k) - and here's the question: how will this TV scale the signal / work with the PC (1920: 1080 60hz via HDMI)?
Will this TV be a better solution than eg ue43m5572?

I still checked the Sony 43XE7005 with UHD (from Samsung, among others better colors, overall subjectively image but worse smoothness of movement) - price PLN 2,500
there is also the Panasonic EX600E for PLN 2400 but I did not have the opportunity to try it here.

So it is rather Samsung, but which one?

You see, as I wrote in the Samsung budget for 2017, they are unbeatable

The M55 / M56 series is a very good FHD TV for 2017.
You would have to carefully compare the specifications to spot differences or call the Samsung hotline.
Most often these are details such as the color of the casing, other tuners, and the sales channel.

As for signal scaling - for PC the situation is different than for TV signal. Here, the lack of full chrome support immediately causes blurry fonts etc.

So there may be a problem with UHD and it would be appropriate to bring a laptop to the store ?

UE43m5572 - VA is here, but high imput lag

UE43MU6102 - IPS is here, but imput lag is low

How about Samsung's durability?

Bl4ke wrote:

So there may be a problem with UHD and it would be appropriate to bring a laptop to the store?

This is the simplest solution. Remember about the appropriate setting of HDMI inputs on the TV. Service in the store will help you.

Bl4ke wrote:

How about Samsung's durability?

Like all other tv. Unfortunately, it has become weaker in recent years

I bought a Samsung UE43MU6172. Overall, TV is ok, i.e. natural, nice colors, good blackness, good scaling (also with pc), fluidizers work (when they are turned off the image is also quite smooth), smart a bit poor but works correctly and quite fast.

I have only one problem, in the evening when the light is turned off against a white background and a little green you can see "dark clouds" (in the store it was invisible, while watching TV / movies, it is slightly visible during the match against the green grass).

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https://zapodaj.net/f40f92ebf42e7.jpg.html


Can the tv advertise / try to replace in the store? Or is it normal? (I suppose it will be difficult to find the perfect model, the more that you can see it only at home)

This is a standard LCD defect. Uneven illumination.
You can find a better "complex" copy, but do not count on miracles. These types have ...

Exactly - backlighting is often a matter of a copy, not a specific model.

Hello. I also have this tv model (ue43mu6172) and I have virtually no clouds

if you clearly have the same as in the picture, you can make a complaint, but knowing life, they will say that you are inventing the TV and everything is ok
edit:
I looked at the nameplate and my exact model is ue43mu6172uxxh ver 01
just in case
and in general, I recommend it, everyone scares you with lag, the more in first person shooting where you move the mouse and the character reacts after a while. I do not experience such a thing at all, the game is really nice, of course, only in 4: 4: 4 or 4: 2: 2 game mode. although in my opinion a smaller one would be better, but well 32 is not enough 43 is a bit too much and there are no compromises (40 more expensive than 43). generally recommend.

when someone doesn't have a computer, tcl might be better. I have to admit that sometimes the Samsung menu can silt up, although a week ago I installed tv software updates and I don't know, maybe they improved it. but even so, when I connected the computer, I practically do not use the Samsung menu because and why. smart tv in general, no matter if it's samsung or tlc, it's a waste of time and a pile