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TV's last a long time. Get one with a bypass today and you can be set for decades.
by im3w1l 8mo ago
TV's last a long time. Get one with a bypass today and you can be set for decades.
- NoSalt 8mo agoI have had my Sharp 65" TV since 2012. It works great, has multiple HDMI ports and a USB port, but I am worried that one day I will need a new TV.
- bookofjoe 8mo agoCopy that. I have a 2007 Kuro Elite 50" Plasma whose picture is still so beautiful after 19 years it's almost 3D. Not.One.Repair/Problem/EVER. I dread ever having to buy a new TV.
- oxbloodcomma 8mo ago2008 Kuro Pro 111FD here; not a single issue to report, either. I honestly don’t know what I’ll do once something eventually happens; I’m seriously considering hoarding any similar Elite models within drivable distance.
- bookofjoe 7mo agoWe oughta start a Kuro owners support group! Here's a 2008 review of your TV: https://www.cnet.com/reviews/pioneer-elite-kuro-pro-151fd-review/ https://www.cnet.com/reviews/pioneer-elite-kuro-pro-151fd-re... Long story short: BEST.TV.EVER. As I recall, mine cost $5,000 — $7,850 in today's $. Well worth it.
- shantara 8mo agoWith the widespread move to OLED across the TV and monitor manufacturers, this might not be the case for much longer. They look and perform great, but are ultimately a consumable product.