Dreaper

I just keep my pump on 100%, you don't have to i guess you could do something like 50-90% all the time to make sure just depends on the pump

This has been an issue people have been facing with the new EK fluid, I would contact them to see if they will give you a refund or send you another bottle. IIRC they said color loss could be related to not cleaning the loop properly similar to the issues Vue had

Yeah and I'm coming from a meh 1080p TV so anything is a upgrade really

The TCL 6 was on sale for sub 600 at best buy so I bought that with a 2 year protection plan

Alright, the 6 series is out of my range unless it drops below 600, I think I'll go with the Samsung unless Dolby vision is worth the possible pain of returning a TV

I don't really care, either is fine

Well if it doesn't work I can get a replacement cause it's faulty, also it's more like 100$ more with tax, do you think it's still worth it? And how is the 5 series compared to the 7000 series samsung

After reading some reviews it seems the TCL TV has some pretty consistent vertical banding issues, do you know of this or do you think it's a rare thing.

the Samsung one doesn't have Dolby vision right?

Would you say the 6 series is worth the extra 50$ over the Samsung?

Under 550$ is my hard budget. Also atm i really only use it for cable and sometimes I use my chromecast to stream youtube,Netflix, etc.

I'm not going to be gaming on it, I'm open to bigger sizes if you think that would be a better option rather than the Samsung

It's 849$, too much for me

Do you think the 55UK7700PUD from LG is worth the extra 100$ over the Samsung?

What about the viewing angles, the LG is IPS so it will have better angles, the area is wide and it will be in a corner, people would be looking at it from all different angles