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How to Buy a TV: Spring 2023 Edition

By Matthew Lynch
July 16, 2023
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As the warm embrace of spring arrives and evenings fill with outdoor barbecues and baseball games, the desire to switch up and upgrade your home entertainment system might become apparent. Choosing the perfect TV for your home can be quite challenging, given the multitude of options and ever-evolving technology. With that in mind, we’ve compiled a guide on how to buy a TV in Spring 2023.

1. Determine your budget

Reflect on how much you are willing to invest in a new television. Be realistic with your budget and focus on investing in a reliable and durable product that satisfies your needs long-term.

2. Screen size and resolution

Consider the dimensions of the room where the TV will be placed to choose an appropriate screen size. Larger TVs provide more immersive viewing experiences but can overwhelm smaller spaces. For most households, 55-inch TVs are suitable, but you may opt for bigger sizes if your room allows.

In terms of resolution, 4K (3840 x 2160 pixels) has become the standard for modern TVs, offering crisp and clear images. However, if you want to future-proof your investment, consider buying an 8K (7680 x 4320 pixels) resolution TV if it fits within your budget.

3. OLED vs. LED

There are two main types of display panel technologies used in modern TVs: OLED and LED. OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) panels provide deeper blacks and exceptional contrast levels due to their ability to turn off individual pixels completely. On the other hand, LED (Light Emitting Diode) panels utilize backlighting that results in superior brightness levels but limited contrast compared to OLEDs.

When choosing between these panel types, consider whether you prioritize high contrast for pristine image quality or prefer brighter screens for daytime viewing.

4. HDR support

High Dynamic Range (HDR) enhances color reproduction, contrast, and brightness to create vivid and lifelike images. HDR10, Dolby Vision, and HLG are the main HDR formats available today. Ensure the TV you’re considering supports your preferred HDR format to optimize your viewing experience.

5. Audio quality

Television audio technology has greatly improved, but many TVs lack a powerful speaker system for larger rooms. Consider purchasing a soundbar or surround sound system if your new TV lacks the required audio quality.

6. Smart TV capabilities

Most new televisions come with built-in smart TV capabilities, allowing you to access streaming services and other apps without additional devices. Determine if your desired TV includes these features, ensuring they’re compatible with your preferred streaming service providers.

7. Connectivity and ports

Make sure the chosen TV has sufficient HDMI and USB ports for all your devices, such as gaming consoles or Blu-ray players. If you plan on wall-mounting your TV, ensure any required wires can be easily hidden behind the device.

8. Warranty and customer support

Finally, consider the warranty and customer support offered by the television manufacturer. A reliable warranty ensures protection against manufacturing defects and provides peace of mind while enjoying your new purchase.
Armed with this information, you’re well-equipped to choose the perfect TV for your home this spring season! Take advantage of sales promotions often offered during this time of the year to find a great deal on your ideal television.

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