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Don't buy a TV then, buy a monitor. https://www.dell.com/en-uk/work/shop/dell-55-4k-conference-room-monitor-c5519q/apd/210-arct/monitors-monitor-accessories htt

• RandomBacon 6y ago
  In the US, you can get a 55 inch dumb 4K TV for less than half the price. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Sceptre-55-Class-4K-UHD-LED-TV-HDR-U550CV-U/46784939 https://www.walmart.com/ip/Sceptre-55-Class-4K-UHD-LED-TV-HD...
• ekianjo 6y ago
  Is there any difference in display quality between a monitor and a TV with roughly the same specs?
  • amiga-workbench 6y ago
    I really doubt it. My 2015 Sony bravia has a similar 4K VA panel that I'm largely happy with. I absolutely hate that TV for reasons besides it's panel. And I regret blowing £850 on it. You're not going to find IPS or OLED panels on those large form factor monitors for a sensible price, so do consider that. Also keep an eye open for NEC digital signage displays on eBay, they're quite common coming from liquidated businesses. I bought a few of them for the office on the cheap and they're solid as long as you avoid the really old plasma models.
  • userbinator 6y ago
    Traditionally, a computer monitor would be superior in quality since they are used at a closer distance where things like dead pixels are much more noticeable, in contrast to a TV that's mainly used for video at a longer distance. With LCD monitors being available in sizes as large as TVs and with the same resolutions, I suspect there won't be much difference but perhaps panels intended for TVs may still have more allowable defects.
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