help new tv for black friday ( gaming )

[juan_tgn]

Hi all

I have a voucher of 1400 eu in a store in my country (Spain) of a single expense (......) and I want to take a television

I have seen that there are 4 that call me a lot since apart from tv I would use it for pc or ps4 pro

Samsung QE49Q70R

Samsung QE55Q90R 

Philips 55OLED903/12 UHD 

LG OLED55C9MLB UHD ( i think this is best )

 

if anyone knows of any better thanks or comment to me how are these

pd: the voucher is 1 use, so if I take one of less value I lose money xd

ty all and sorry for my bad english

[GeorgeKellow]

English is good

 

I'd personally go with the LG OLED- as I have it 

[SolarNova]

5 hours ago, juan_tgn said:

Hi all

I have a voucher of 1400 eu in a store in my country (Spain) of a single expense (......) and I want to take a television

I have seen that there are 4 that call me a lot since apart from tv I would use it for pc or ps4 pro

Samsung QE49Q70R

Samsung QE55Q90R 

Philips 55OLED903/12 UHD 

LG OLED55C9MLB UHD ( i think this is best )

 

if anyone knows of any better thanks or comment to me how are these

pd: the voucher is 1 use, so if I take one of less value I lose money xd

ty all and sorry for my bad english

The LG C9 is hands down the best, BUT its OLED, so be damn sure u understand that static images displayed on screen for long duration (hours) will cause temporary and even permanent image retention and degradation, and its cumulative, meaning even if u only run an image for 2 hours a day, if that is the only image it sees, or primarily sees, it will 'burn in'.

 

E.G: High contrast game UI's, PC task bars, and fullscreen windows.

 

it may not happen immediately , but can happen over time, so make sure to vary the content being displayed.