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If you buy a "smart" TV, then you're just supporting the market for "smart" TVs. I prefer to support the market for "dumb" TVs. Also, if you purchase a "smart
by meowster 5y ago
If you buy a "smart" TV, then you're just supporting the market for "smart" TVs.
I prefer to support the market for "dumb" TVs.
Also, if you purchase a "smart" TV, then you either have to open it up and remove the WiFi card (and deal with any anoying messages), or hope no guest ever connects it to anything.
- int_19h 5y agoThe problem is that if you want 4K, you pretty much don't get any "dumb" TV options of decent quality.