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TV Reflection Issue: Solutions for Window View, Blinds, Matte Matrix or Shifting Placement

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  • #31 17593662
    destructor_0
    Level 18  
    "I'm asking because my PANASONIC SMART TV 3D just finished being SMART." Provide a valid link.
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  • #32 17597185
    Mimini
    Level 9  
    ok thanks guys for your replies, I'd like the last one! :)

    ONLY to choose from LG UK6470 /6400 OR philips pus6703 . Will there be a significant difference between them? philips only because of the ambilight I would like
    and will either one of them be any worse than my current one? lg 47la691s

    I just want it to be playable on ps3 > ps4
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  • #33 17605162
    Mimini
    Level 9  
    ok topic finished, I went to the store for lg 65uk6470 and bought philips65pus6523/12 and I'm super happy
  • #34 17606932
    Anonymous
    Level 1  

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a user's issue with TV reflections caused by a window view, making daytime viewing difficult. Various solutions are proposed, including the use of blackout blinds, which are deemed the most effective. The user considers moving the TV or purchasing a new one with a matte screen, but matte TVs are not readily available. Recommendations for TVs with good anti-reflection coatings and high brightness include models from TCL, Hitachi, Philips, Toshiba, and LG. The user also seeks advice on the appropriate TV size for a viewing distance of 4.7 meters, with suggestions ranging from 60 to 65 inches. Ultimately, the user decides on a Philips model with Ambilight after weighing options between LG and Philips.
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