[Solved] LCD without goodies 40 "Full HD to DVB-T up to about PLN 1300

Hello

anubis76x wrote:

Full HD for DVB-T reception without Smart TV should be simple

You can also get a little over a thousand zlotys from Smart TV and I would think about it if there is, of course, internet, because:
1. An elderly person is unlikely to be able to handle the computer, but the TV will not.
2. With Smart TV, he has access to a huge database of YouTube videos, which can be very interesting for an elderly person. For example, it is possible to watch movies that interest her, e.g. nature, travel, music, etc.
3. The very launch of YouTube in such a TV (depending on the brand) means turning on the TV from the remote control and after it is launched, pressing a special button, e.g. red with the word YouTube, and then the windows with the selection of the movie appear.

As for simplicity, it is different and depends on the manufacturer and model, and it's best to go to the supermarkets and see for yourself which one has simpler operation.

anubis76x wrote:

relatively loud speakers

Without a personal check, it is difficult to advise because everyone is different and, for example, the level of sound from a TV will be ok for one and too quiet for the other.

anubis76x wrote:

good quality picture from DVB-T

It also depends on the antenna.

anubis76x wrote:

Distance from about 2m to more than 3m

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anubis76x wrote:

I do not want Smart and goodies because if grandpa presses something, he will call that he cannot watch TV

Whether it is Smart or not, TV remotes have a lot of buttons that older people can anyway - and it often happens that they are confusing.
One of the ways to simplify the operation is to print the enlarged remote control on a color printer and mark with a thick pen what to press and in what order.

anubis76x wrote:

maybe he would arrange the hotel mode topic ..

you need to check it out but it might be helpful.

anubis76x wrote:

What do you think about these 2 models?

I do not know them, but I wrote earlier: approach the supermarkets and see them in action, or maybe a colleague will hit some sale?

anubis76x wrote:

Today's LCDs are good at dealing with terrestrial TV signals

And yes and no and it depends on the sensitivity of the DVB-T tuner and this is different.
The fact that when the signal is of sufficient quality, it looks like a picture, otherwise it is black pudding and it looks worse than in the old analogues.