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32 inch 4k TV. Do you own one?

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  • 15-06-2021 4:39pm
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    marcbrophy
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    These are very rare!
    Anyone have one they've bought and would recommend?


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    coylemj
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    On a 32" screen, you're not going to see any difference over HD. From my own experience, I'd say you're in marginal territory at 50".

    If a 32" 4K sets are very rare then, if you do find one, you'll likely pay a premium price for a feature that you won't notice.


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    con747
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    I have a LG32" HDR tv in the kitchen and find it has a very good picture. HDR v 4K is something you should google. Different opinions on them.

    Don't expect anything from life, just be grateful to be alive.



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    marcbrophy
    Registered Users Posts: 6,432 ✭✭✭marcbrophy


    coylemj wrote: »
    On a 32" screen, you're not going to see any difference over HD. From my own experience, I'd say you're in marginal territory at 50".

    If a 32" 4K sets are very rare then, if you do find one, you'll likely pay a premium price for a feature that you won't notice.

    The optimal distance from a 32" screen for best viewing a 4k TV is 2ft.
    That's a little close alright, probably why very little exist :)
    There are 32" 4k monitors though, so they expect those guys to sit nice and close to the screen!
    con747 wrote: »
    I have a LG32" HDR tv in the kitchen and find it has a very good picture. HDR v 4K is something you should google. Different opinions on them.

    I currently have an old 32" Techwood, that's full HD, but not Smart or HDR. It does have a very bright panel though, which I love, but HDR at 1080p might be better :)

    Ah, so many options, cheers for the inputs guys!


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