I am looking for a TV for a room that has a 14-15m price up to 2500-3000 PLN, I found from SKYMASTER 55 inches and 65 inches for less than 2500 PLN, but I would prefer 55 because this 65 will be too big, now the question is if anyone has or owned this TV? There are no opinions about him on the...

I don't know Skymaster. Take something proven and popular, e.g. Samsung 55NU7172. Good smart, good VA matrix, high contrast, good price. This is a new model for 2018.

SkyMaster - we are testing now. On a Samsung Va sensor with Samsung processor, Android 6.0. German mark. Price 65UA200 for 2200 PLN with a package.

Is it better or better to take something else?

In three hours there will be a test of this model. The price class has a lot of solutions that are not even for PLN 4,000. It's worth it, at this price and with the package you have included. Very low Input Lag - 27 ms Good black, high contrast, great multimedia,

Take something proven - that's how much you can find a Philips with ambilight and 4K.

No Philips is another class. In this price class, the 65 model will not buy - but Philips models from the extra shelf - Philips 55PUS7303 for PLN 2999 But 65 - in class 2250 - Skymaster - a good choice.

1.5 meters to the TV and 65 inches? A little too much. This Philips 55 inches is enough, especially that it has an ambilight.

In this case you are right Philips is enough.

Let's say that I'm always right about Philips .

Well, if someone loves Philips - then what to do ....

SKYMASTER 55SUA2500 TV: 55-inch for Short Eyesight, YouTube Videos & Gaming Under 3000 PLN

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Should I buy a Skymaster 55-inch TV for watching YouTube and using Smart features from 1-1.5 m away on a 2500-3000 PLN budget?

The safest advice in the thread is to skip the unknown Skymaster and buy a proven 55-inch model instead, such as the Samsung 55NU7172, which was recommended for its good Smart functions, VA panel, high contrast, and good price [#17381344] One reply says the Skymaster was tested with a Samsung VA sensor, Samsung processor and Android 6.0, and was described as having very low input lag (27 ms), good black levels, high contrast, and good multimedia, so it was considered worth considering at that price [#17403697] [#17407707] At 1.5 m from the screen, 65 inches was judged too big, and a 55-inch TV was considered enough [#17410206] Another alternative mentioned was the Philips 55PUS7303 for 2999 PLN [#17408170]

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I am looking for a TV for a room that has a 14-15m price up to 2500-3000 PLN, I found from SKYMASTER 55 inches and 65 inches for less than 2500 PLN, but I would prefer 55 because this 65 will be too big, now the question is if anyone has or owned this TV? There are no opinions about him on the internet, I care about the TV set being as big as possible (I have short eyesight) and being able to watch YouTube videos, I don't care about other extras ...
1. How far are you sitting from the TV screen?
1m-1.5m
2. Are you sitting in front of the screen or sideways to the screen?
straight
3. What TV do you currently have?
philips 42cale (damaged) name I don't remember
4. What brand do you prefer?
indifferently
5. What size TV are you looking for?
50-55cali
6. What signal and devices will be connected to the TV?
laptop (very rare)
7. What kind of programs do you watch most often?
YouTube videos
8. Will you play games, and if so on a console or a PC?
I will not play games
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?
2500-3000zl

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I don't know Skymaster.

Take something proven and popular, e.g. Samsung 55NU7172.
Good smart, good VA matrix, high contrast, good price.
This is a new model for 2018.
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SkyMaster - we are testing now. On a Samsung Va sensor with Samsung processor, Android 6.0.
German mark. Price 65UA200 for 2200 PLN with a package.
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Is it better or better to take something else?
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In three hours there will be a test of this model.
The price class has a lot of solutions that are not even for PLN 4,000.

It's worth it, at this price and with the package you have included.
Very low Input Lag - 27 ms
Good black, high contrast, great multimedia,
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Take something proven - that's how much you can find a Philips with ambilight and 4K.
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No Philips is another class.
In this price class, the 65 "model will not buy - but Philips models from the extra shelf - Philips 55PUS7303 for PLN 2999
But 65 "- in class 2250 - Skymaster - a good choice.
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1.5 meters to the TV and 65 inches? A little too much. This Philips 55 inches is enough, especially that it has an ambilight.
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In this case you are right
Philips is enough.
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Let's say that I'm always right about Philips .
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Well, if someone loves Philips - then what to do ....
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The discussion revolves around the SKYMASTER 55SUA2500 TV, with a user seeking recommendations for a 55-inch TV suitable for short eyesight, primarily for watching YouTube videos and gaming, within a budget of 2500-3000 PLN. Responses suggest considering established brands like Samsung and Philips, with specific models such as Samsung 55NU7172 and Philips 55PUS7303 being recommended for their quality and features. The SKYMASTER model is noted to have a Samsung VA panel and Android 6.0, with some users expressing skepticism about its reliability compared to more recognized brands. Input lag and multimedia capabilities are also discussed, with a consensus that a 55-inch screen is adequate for a viewing distance of 1-1.5 meters.
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SKYMASTER 55SUA2500 TV: 55-inch for Short Eyesight, YouTube Videos & Gaming Under 3000 PLN

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