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I bought a 32-inch dumb TV just a couple of weeks ago. It was only $77US, on clearance at Walmart from $129US. The brand is Element, which I'm unfamiliar with,
by babalulu 9y ago
I bought a 32-inch dumb TV just a couple of weeks ago. It was only $77US, on clearance at Walmart from $129US. The brand is Element, which I'm unfamiliar with, but it works nicely and has absolutely no smart capabilities. So you can find dumb TVs on the low end these days if you look for them.
- na85 9y agoDoes it support 4k?
- EpicEng 9y agoThis one? https://www.walmart.com/ip/Element-ELEFW328-32-720p-60Hz-Class-LED-HDTV/33844084 https://www.walmart.com/ip/Element-ELEFW328-32-720p-60Hz-Cla... So, a small, 720p TV? In other words, a TV most people don't want? I fail to see how that's an alternative when I'm looking for a 60" 4K model, not to mention I have no idea what the quality of the device will be.
- y4mi 9y agoIve heard great things about swedx, never had one myself however. Theyre also not IPS/HDR. Also, its important to use the pixel policy 1, there are some dead pixels otherwise. http://swedx.se/index.php?cPath=133_149&language=en http://swedx.se/index.php?cPath=133_149&language=en