$650-950 tv

[FakeFBI]

So the time has come to replace our old samsung tv, it has served us well but i need to stop this habit of having 10 year old hardware laying around.

the title explains it, sort off heres some features i would like if possible

65"

120hz

4k-1440p idk which to pick you guys tell me if the difference is that big

budget: kinda more 650-800 but 950 is fine

and maybe some experience with the tv of course, to prove its a great tv

EDIT: QLED IF POSSIBLE

[shoutingsteve]

I believe 8k will soon be a reasonable price.  4k is old and soon to be replaced as the "standard" for new TVs, so don't upgrade just to do it until  a major technological leap happens.

[FakeFBI]

1 hour ago, shoutingsteve said:

I believe 8k will soon be a reasonable price.  4k is old and soon to be replaced as the "standard" for new TVs, so don't upgrade just to do it until  a major technological leap happens.

says my 2012 1080p 60hh tv

[shoutingsteve]

To answer what you've asked for:
old school LED backlit:
https://www.newegg.com/lg-uhd-85-series-65/p/N82E16889007731?quicklink=true
 

QLED: far more than you want to spend, but nice things cost money.
https://www.newegg.com/samsung-q70ta-65/p/16C-0003-009U0?quicklink=true

[FakeFBI]

6 minutes ago, shoutingsteve said:

To answer what you've asked for:
old school LED backlit:
https://www.newegg.com/lg-uhd-85-series-65/p/N82E16889007731?quicklink=true
 

QLED: far more than you want to spend, but nice things cost money.
https://www.newegg.com/samsung-q70ta-65/p/16C-0003-009U0?quicklink=true

i mean its not like im gonna notice difference, ive never owned a qled but just seen it so a led tv is still good