Best Television Brands?

well, i guess i'll start off by saying when it comes to televisions and other electronics i'm not very educated. so, in a few months i'll be going out for a new tv and want to get a decent one, and was wondering what are the best tv brands? i know that there are obvious lower tier ones like dynex, and higher tier ones like panasonic, sony, and samsung. so if you guys could, just list me some of the better television brands. thanks.

well, i guess i'll start off by saying when it comes to televisions and other electronics i'm not very educated. so, in a few months i'll be going out for a new tv and want to get a decent one, and was wondering what are the best tv brands? i know that there are obvious lower tier ones like dynex, and higher tier ones like panasonic, sony, and samsung. so if you guys could, just list me some of the better television brands. thanks.

matthewd49

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well, i guess i'll start off by saying when it comes to televisions and other electronics i'm not very educated. so, in a few months i'll be going out for a new tv and want to get a decent one, and was wondering what are the best tv brands? i know that there are obvious lower tier ones like dynex, and higher tier ones like panasonic, sony, and samsung. so if you guys could, just list me some of the better television brands. thanks.

devildothack

Currently Pioneer is still the best brand with the Elite Kuro line of Plasmas, but they have been discontinued (Fortunately I got my Elite Kurolast December). Since Pioneer is leaving the TV market a good number of their staff moved to Panasonic, though Pioneer still has the patents for the Elite Kuro, Panasonic will most likely surpass them if not this year than the next.

Panasonic right nowhas some of the best HDTV's on the market after the Elite Kuro, and unlike Pioneer, Panasonic's HDTVs are at a very fair, and affordable price range. Sony's and Samsung's LED/LCD TV's are not at the level of Panasonic's Plasmas, but are lighter and consume less power. Also Sony/Samsung tend to have TV's priced at the higher end of the spectrum. Vizio TV's are also said to be pretty good for their price, but not at the same level as Panasonic/Sony/Samsung.

Personally I would look at the Panasonic plasma line for some of the best performance and very reasonable pricing. Also I would avoid Sharp.

Currently Pioneer is still the best brand with the Elite Kuro line of Plasmas, but they have been discontinued (Fortunately I got my Elite Kurolast December). Since Pioneer is leaving hte TV market a good number of their staff moved to Panasonic, though Pioneer still has the patents for the Elite Kuro, Panasonic will most likely surpass them if not this year than the next. Panasonic righthas some of the best HDTV's on the market after the Elite Kuro, and unlike Pioneer, Panasonic's HDTVs are at a very fair, and affordableprice range. Sony's and Samsung's LED/LCD TV's are not at the level of Panasonic's Plasmas, but are lighter and consume less power. Also Sony/Samsung tend to have TV'spriced at the higher end of the spectrum. Vizio TV's are also said to bepretty goodfor their price, but not at the same level as Panasonic/Sony/Samsung. Personally I would look at the Panasonic Plasma line for some of the best performance and very reasonable pricing. Also I would avoid Sharp.

NVIDIATI

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If only you could use paragraphs, it might be a bit easier to understand.

What do you think of the LG line of HDTVs?

What do you think of the LG line of HDTVs?

Adamantium4k2

Never bought one, nor likely will I, the 3 brands at the top of my list are Pioneer (if they still made TV's :( )Panasonic, Sony, Samsung

Samsung, LG, Panasonic, Sony, and Pioneer are easily the best manufacturers.