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Best 65-inch TV for 4000-4500 PLN: Recommendations for 18m2 Room, 4K, Netflix, YT, and Gaming

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  • #1 17374947
    misieq92
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    Hello, please help me choose a TV.

    1. How big is the room where the TV should be? 18m2 (6m long, 3m wide)
    2. How far are we from the TV screen? 5,5-6m
    3. How many people sit in front of the TV? 2
    4. Are we sitting in front of the screen or sideways to the screen - are the angles important? straight
    5. Is the TV supposed to stand or hang? - hang
    6. How does the sun shine in the room? room from midnight
    7. What is your TV currently? samsung 42cale and old plasma LG50cali
    8. What do we want the TV to have? netflix, YT
    9. What signal will be connected to the TV: (4K, HD, SD)? - probably 4k
    10. What devices will be connected to the TV? probably a future PS4 soundbar
    11. How many hours a day will the TV work? 5h
    12. Do you prefer a matt or glossy matrix? dull
    13. What kind of programs do you watch the most? sports / movie
    14. Are you going to use the internet on your TV screen? Yes
    15. Do you intend to play PC games / console - if so, how much% per day? in the future yes, 1 hour a day
    16. Do you watch more in the evenings or during the day? in the evening
    17. Size preferences? 65 inches because the distance to the TV is about 5.5 m
    18. What annoys you on TVs? nothing
    19. Brand preferences? indifferently, maybe philips with ambilight?
    20. Is the TV set to have 3D - if so what, passive or active? not necessarily
    21. Up to what maximum amount are you planning to buy? 4500zł

    22. Will you be interested in professional screen calibration to get the most out of your new equipment? I do not know
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    Model for 2018 or SAMSUNG UE65NU7172.
    And like a Chinese from 2017 it can be TCL U65C7026


    There are no more matt matrices.
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    misieq92
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    Thank you only this samsung costs 4800 in the store.
    And some opinions about:
    Sony KD-65XE7096
    LG 65UJ701V
    Panasonic TX-65EX610E
    Philips 65PUS6412
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    misieq92 wrote:
    Thank you only this samsung costs 4800 in the store.

    You can easily buy it at 4k PLN: https://www.ceneo.pl/63771191

    misieq92 wrote:
    And some opinions about:
    Sony KD-65XE7096
    LG 65UJ701V
    Panasonic TX-65EX610E
    Philips 65PUS6412


    These are 2017 models.
    Panas and Sony are interesting, because on a VA matrix and with a good liquefier.

    LG (IPS) and Philips (VA) stand out from the others.
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    @lud_wik XVI
    And please tell me what is the difference between these models from 2017 and 2018 how it looks in practice, because I'm just green in this topic.
    I will add that I would like to buy a TV in a MediaExpert stationary store
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    2018 models will be supported by smart tv for longer.
    For someone who does not use smart tv it does not matter, but if you want to use YouTube-type apps, it does matter ...

    the NU series has Tizena 4.0
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    I was in the store today and I was recommended this Panasonic TX-65EX610E and I only liked this operating system, it seemed rather crude. Maybe somebody had some experience with him?
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    Panas has an outdated Smart system.
    This TV defends the quality of the picture but certainly not the system.

    If you need goodies, take TCL, unfortunately you will also get poor image quality and no liquids.
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    LOCOLOCO wrote:
    TCL was chosen by the best journalists in the industry in Europe as the best LCD in Europe in the price-quality class.
    A little humility for their knowledge!


    I think we have already established it sometime ....

    I always write as I think.
    YOU follow the opinions of others.


    I just like to have my own opinion about the product. Even if journalists would give a TV a thousand awards and the picture is weak for me, I will continue to hold my opinion that it is weak. That's just how I am ...
    I respect other people's opinions but I don't take them as revealed truth.
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    misieq92
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    Damn this TCL somehow does not appeal to me. I have an appointment on Tuesday and they have to download a few more TV models at this price and then maybe I will choose something.
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion revolves around selecting a 65-inch TV within a budget of 4000-4500 PLN for an 18m2 room, primarily for 4K content, Netflix, YouTube, and gaming. Recommendations include models from Samsung, TCL, Sony, LG, Panasonic, and Philips. Key models mentioned are the Samsung UE65NU7172, TCL U65C7026, Sony KD-65XE7096, LG 65UJ701V, Panasonic TX-65EX610E, and Philips 65PUS6412. The importance of smart TV capabilities, picture quality, and matrix types (VA vs. IPS) is emphasized, with TCL being noted for its value and features like JBL speakers and low input lag. Concerns about the outdated smart system of the Panasonic model are raised, while TCL is praised for its quality and features despite some reservations from users.
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TL;DR: Tizen 4.0 and "2018 models will be supported by smart TV for longer"—prioritize 2018 65-inch sets with current OS for streaming and gaming. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17375219]

Why it matters: This helps buyers lock in reliable Netflix/YouTube and console-ready performance without overpaying or picking outdated platforms.

Quick Facts

What 65-inch TV under 4,500 PLN got the nod in this thread?

A contributor spotlighted Samsung UE65NU7172 (2018) and pointed to ~4,000 PLN offers. He also called 2017 Sony and Panasonic VA models interesting for motion. That positions the Samsung as a strong 2018-value target within this budget. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17375087]

What do you get with TCL 65C7006 around 3,950 PLN?

You get a VA panel, JBL front speakers, Android 7.0 with memory, voice support, low input lag, and free movie apps. It was touted as a best price–quality LCD pick and has an aluminum finish. These features target streaming and gaming needs well. [Elektroda, Anonymous, post #17375321]

Are there caveats to TCL’s picture or motion?

Yes. One expert warned you trade features for weaker image quality and no motion “liquids” (interpolation). That can impact fast sports and camera pans. Consider this if smooth motion is your priority for matches or action films. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17375638]

2017 vs 2018 TVs: what changes in practice?

For app longevity, favor 2018 models. “2018 models will be supported by smart tv for longer.” Samsung’s 2018 NU series ships with Tizen 4.0, which supports current apps. If you rely on YouTube or similar apps, 2018 sets are the safer bet. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17375219]

Does Samsung NU series cover Netflix, YouTube, and app longevity?

Yes. The NU line uses Tizen 4.0 and should receive Smart TV support longer than 2017 lines. That aligns with dependable access to Netflix and YouTube over time. Choose it if you want a stable streaming platform. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17375219]

Are matte/anti-glare screens still available?

No. “There are no more matt matrices.” Plan placement and lighting, or prioritize models noted for stronger anti-reflection instead. Bright rooms may need careful mounting and curtains or blinds to reduce reflections. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17375031]

How does Panasonic TX-65EX610E stack up?

It offers good picture quality but uses an outdated Smart platform. Pick it if image matters most and add a streaming device for modern apps. This balances picture-first preferences with flexible app support. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17375638]

Sony KD-65XE7096, LG 65UJ701V, Philips 65PUS6412—any quick guidance?

They are 2017 models. A poster praised Sony and Panasonic for VA panels and good motion smoothing. He contrasted LG (IPS) and Philips (VA) as different from those picks, suggesting varied panel priorities. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17375087]

Any Ambilight options near this budget?

Yes, but slightly above 4,500 PLN. Philips 65PUS7303 and 65PUS7502 were cited at 4,999 PLN, and TCL 65X2 at 5,199 PLN. These add ambience and premium features if you can stretch. [Elektroda, Anonymous, post #17377255]

Can MediaExpert arrange in-store demos of specific models?

Yes. The thread’s buyer scheduled a visit and the store agreed to bring in several models at this price. Ask your branch to do the same for a side-by-side. [Elektroda, misieq92, post #17376409]

Is low input lag available at this price for PS4 gaming?

Yes. TCL 65C7006 was flagged for low input lag, plus Android and JBL audio. That makes it appealing for console gaming within a value budget. Enable Game Mode to minimize lag. [Elektroda, Anonymous, post #17375321]

Which panel type suits straight-on viewing?

A contributor favored VA-panel Sony and Panasonic for contrast and motion when viewing head-on. He contrasted LG’s IPS approach. If you sit centered, VA often fits well. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17375087]

Will YouTube/Netflix on 2017 TVs lose support sooner?

Likely. The advice was to pick 2018 models because they will receive Smart TV support longer. That directly affects apps like YouTube over time. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17375219]

If I care only about picture quality, not Smart, what should I pick?

Try Panasonic TX-65EX610E. As one expert said, “This TV defends the quality of the picture but certainly not the system.” Add a streaming stick for modern apps. [Elektroda, Ludwik XVI, post #17375638]

What budget does this thread target?

4,000–4,500 PLN for a 65-inch TV with Netflix, YouTube, and future PS4 use. The use case included ~5 hours daily viewing, straight-on seating, and wall mounting. [Elektroda, misieq92, post #17374947]

Is 65 inches appropriate for a 5.5–6 m viewing distance?

The thread’s buyer chose 65 inches for 5.5–6 m seating. If you share that layout, 65 inches matches the original preference and constraints. [Elektroda, misieq92, post #17374947]
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