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Best 60"+ IPS LCD tv?

I bought the 65" E series Vizio yesterday. I'm liking it a lot, but the very first thing you have to do is turn off the automatic dimming function. It drove me nuts.
 
is the M series a worthwhile upgrade from the E series?

I was intending on getting a 60 inch e600i-b2 at $829, but the 55" M series just came down to the same price. is it worthwhile to drop 5 inches to gain a faster refresh rate?

all i'm going to do with this screen is play games and watch movies.

i should note that i'm going to be sitting around 9 feet from the screen.
 
Fayd said:
is the M series a worthwhile upgrade from the E series?

I was intending on getting a 60 inch e600i-b2 at $829, but the 55" M series just came down to the same price. is it worthwhile to drop 5 inches to gain a faster refresh rate?

all i'm going to do with this screen is play games and watch movies.

i should note that i'm going to be sitting around 9 feet from the screen.
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Katzmaier at CNET says no. Over at AVS the consensus is around 50/50. Around Halloween Vizio will start to release the P series that will offer 4K with good video processing for 1K for the 50"
 
Raincity said:
Katzmaier at CNET says no. Over at AVS the consensus is around 50/50. Around Halloween Vizio will start to release the P series that will offer 4K with good video processing for 1K for the 50"
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I honestly can't imagine a need for 4k for another 5-6 years at least.

newest gen consoles won't support it, and they're gonna be current tech for that long.
 
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Fayd said:
I honestly can't imagine a need for 4k for another 5-6 years at least.

newest gen consoles won't support it, and they're gonna be current tech for that long.
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To take advantage of the good video processing and the new 2020 color gamut at a bargain.
 
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