Durable TV Brands

[fleas2016]

Wow, 39K for the 55". Amazing price indeed!

Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk

[QUEZ]

Break my heart early in the morning. Mahigit isang taon pa lang ata nu8000 sa bahay. While watching dzbb on youtube, bigla na lang off then on ang keep on repeating na.
[emoji35]

[dr. d]

Break my heart early in the morning. Mahigit isang taon pa lang ata nu8000 sa bahay. While watching dzbb on youtube, bigla na lang off then on ang keep on repeating na.
[emoji35]

sana pasok pa sa warranty.

[QUEZ]

sana pasok pa sa warranty.

Sana nga doc, check ko later. Thanks.

Sent from my SM-A315G using Tapatalk

[magistv]

My 20+ year old CRT TV conked out last night. My Mom does not want to have it repaired anymore and wants me to buy an LCD/LED TV since it consumes less electricity.

What is the MAIN difference with LED and LCD? There's too much info online. I get confused.

I only need a small TV, 21 in or less because I don't wanna have to rearrange my furniture or add a wall bracket. But most TVs I find are at least 28 in

There are also a lot of brands aside from Samsung, LG and Sharp like TCL and Devant etc. Are these all the same ba? Can I just buy the cheapest? Also, where is it better? Anson's or Abenson's?

I saw a Sharp 24 in LED TV at Anson's Landmark for only 9k. Gusto ko sana 6k lang I initially wanted a Smart TV about 32 in so I can watch youtube directly but dont know if it is worth it.

Hi! For your upgrade, LED TVs are better—they consume less power and have better picture quality than old LCDs. A 24-inch Sharp LED TV for 9k is a solid choice, but TCL and Devant are good budget brands too. If you’re considering a Smart TV for streaming, it’s worth it, or you can use Magis TV with a basic LED TV for great content access. Between Anson's and Abenson’s, check for the best deals and promos. Good luck!