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Some prices of 4k TVs have come down within the last few months to be within $100 or so to a similar sized 1080p TVs. The 60" Vizio M 4k TV cost my step-father about $1,200 from a big box store this weekend, and the highest rated 1080p TV on this site as of 6/22/15 is the UN60J6300, and that's about $1,300.
So, removing cost from the equation, and assuming the spread between the two keeps narrowing, does it make sense to play it safe and buy the 1080p, or buy the 4k and take a risk that it's a fad and is short lived, a la 3D TVs? I am very curious what you would do. Thank you.
There's no real reason not to get a 4k TV. 3D is mostly a fad because the glasses are uncomfortable and inconvenient, and not everyone likes the look of 3D. 4k is just a more detailed version of what you're already used to, so it is here to stay. 4k content will take a few years to be mainstream, but it will happen eventually.
That said, the J6300's overall picture quality is better than that of the Vizio M. The J6300 has better upscaling and less motion blur, so it's better suited to displaying 480p, 720p, and 1080p signals. It's not a significant difference though, and it can't play 4k content, which does look very nice.
If you don't care about 4k at all, get the Samsung J6300. If you'd like 4k and don't mind the weaker upscaling (the motion blur of the M-series is only a problem for video games), get the Vizio M.
在低端4k Vizio M和三星的2k机J6300 之间,作者推荐了J6300,因为他认为J6300的动态模糊,upscaling 能力更好。当然J6300比Vizio M价格更高 |
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