Does it make a huge difference for TVs if you use energy efficiency ratings of E, for example, or F/G? Because there are almost only TVs with energy efficiency ratings of F or G. I once heard that it doesn't really matter when it comes to television.
I have found various Samsung TVs, but I can't find any difference between them other than the price. Can someone help me understand the differences between them? 1. Samsung GQ50Q60CAU (€597) 2. Samsung GQ50060TGU (€739) 3. Samsung GU50CU8079U (€394) 4. Samsung GU50AU7179U (€379) Thank you very much for your help. Which one would you take?
Hello, I bought a new 65-inch TCL TV and noticed that when I have a gray screen, there's a white light in the center right. It's the LED, but why is it positioned there? Is that normal? I thought it was only at the edges to make it even. Or is something wrong here? You…
I'm undecided between these two TVs. They're both 65-inch; one is an LED TV and costs €500, while the other is a QLED TV and costs €550. Unfortunately, I can't see them in person. Can anyone recommend one? The first is a Hisense 65A6K LED TV The other is an OK OTV 65AQU-5023C QLED UHD…
Hello, I bought a Hisense TV and stuck an LED strip behind it that's connected via USB. It stays on even when the TV is turned off. Does anyone know how to disable this? Thanks