Durable TV Brands

**dreamur** · July 12th, 2014 11:05 AM

Samsung for me. I have a 21 inch LCD tv series 3 sa bedroom that has been around for 5 years. Gusto ko na ngang palitan ng mas malaki kaso wala ako paglalagyan na sa condo kasi maliit ang space. Bigay ko na lang for free pero dapat puntahan mo sa condo at dala ka ng food! *joke*

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**170kphlang** · July 12th, 2014 11:23 AM

Originally Posted by glenn manikis

Anyone here know where I can buy ultra hd TV 60"... or projectors 120" ultra hd na din? Na malaki ang discount like 40 percent...

snr the fort, meron sila display na 90" dun if i recall correctly nasa 300+k something from the original na 650+k. saw it 2 weeks ago

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**Syuryuken** · July 12th, 2014 11:41 AM

Originally Posted by crosswind

^LED saves more elcectricity than LCD 32" is kind of worth di ba maliit ang 24 sa room?
Sharp is okay made in japan
devant european brand
samsung korea
lg korea
or try Haier same with sharp but made in germany
Sony is the best for me

Tunog German lang ang "Haier" pero made in mainland china yan

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

My friend's Sony, less than a year, broke down too. Good thing is was still under warranty. It looks like the quality of Sony is not as good as before. Our 20+yr old Trinitron is still working.

LG cheaper is Abenson ba?

Pinagpilian ko Sanyo, LG, Sharp (Aquos) at Haier pinakamagandang picture quality ng Sharp hindi masakit sa mata maganda talaga. BTW Shaprt invented the first LCD TV

**bfphuket** · July 12th, 2014 11:49 AM

and for hidden discount try buying last week of the month...

**_Cathy_** · July 12th, 2014 11:57 AM

I am thinking if Anson's cash and carry is cheaper than Anson's Makati Ave kasi in Makati Ave they have their own building. Baka mas mahal. Wala naman kwenta kausap yung mga tao sa phone

**_Cathy_** · July 12th, 2014 12:02 PM

Current choice ko nga Sharp 9k 24" and Samsung 10k 23". Wala LG na maliit e.

**jut703** · July 12th, 2014 12:13 PM

I agree that Sony today is nothing like Sony before. We bought an HDTV a few years back, and the remote buttons faded within a year. The home theater system also developed issues - it would have a hard time reading DVDs, and you'd have to restart it whenever you wanna use the aux-in feature.

One thing I like about the Korean brands is that much of their production is also from Korea and isn't outsourced to Taiwan or China. Same holds true for cars actually. If anything, I do believe that Korean workmanship is at a higher level than Chinese. Though of course, QC standards are still largely dependent on the manufacturer.

I'd advise that you shortlist your choices to about 3-5 models. From there, compare image quality, features/connectivity, and price. Happy shopping

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**glenn manikis** · July 12th, 2014 12:49 PM

Originally Posted by 170kphlang

snr the fort, meron sila display na 90" dun if i recall correctly nasa 300+k something from the original na 650+k. saw it 2 weeks ago

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300k!! ang mahal pa din.....

pero... 90" Ultra HD!!! wow!!!

**glenn manikis** · July 12th, 2014 12:50 PM

LG plasma TV ko... 3 years lang tumagal...

**_Cathy_** · July 12th, 2014 06:59 PM

I got a Sharp 24 in. It's just right for me. P8500 sa Anson's. Samsung is 9k for 23 in. LG walang small TVs.

My Mom was so excited with the prices of TV now. 90s pa ata kasi huling bili niya ng TV

Can anyone PLEASE help me with the picture adjustment? I don't have an eye for picture and I cant get the proper mix:

Below are the maximum adjustments. I don't have a choice of preadjusted settings

Backlight -/+ 16
Contrast -/+40
Brightness -/+30
Color -/+30
Tint +/- 30
Sharpness +/- 10

Tunog lata din yung sound

bass +/- 8
treble +/- 8
balance +/- 30 (I think this should be zero diba?)

Sa Store ang ganda ng picture pero dito sa bahay hindi ganun ka rich yung color.