JVC 70" LED 4K Roku TV - $529 shipped

[Kaido]

Model: LT-70MAW795
Walmart # 576289132

JVC LT-70MAW795 70" UHD DLED ROKU SMART TV - Walmart.com

Buy JVC LT-70MAW795 70" UHD DLED ROKU SMART TV at Walmart.com

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• Free freight shipping
• Free in-store pickup

Looks like this is a Walmart exclusive. Only 6 reviews, but all 5-star so far. Notes:

• $37 annual average operating cost
• 41.89 pounds
• 60hz
• 70" diagonal
• 4K resolution
• Built-in 4K Roku player

 

[VirtualLarry]

Wow, 70"? I have enough screen-size with these 40" 4K UHD TVs I got three years ago BF @ Newegg. 70" is CRAZY-BIG!

I guess, if you're lucky enough to have a living-room large enough to show one of those off, then this is an insanely GREAT deal.

 

[Kaido]

Wow, 70"? I have enough screen-size with these 40" 4K UHD TVs I got three years ago BF @ Newegg. 70" is CRAZY-BIG!

I guess, if you're lucky enough to have a living-room large enough to show one of those off, then this is an insanely GREAT deal.

If you already have a streaming box or want to hook it up to a computer, Sceptre has a 65" for $349 shipped:

Sceptre 65" Class 4K UHD LED TV HDR U650CV-U - Walmart.com

Buy Sceptre 65" Class 4K UHD LED TV HDR U650CV-U at Walmart.com

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This is my go-to model for replacing customer whiteboards with data-driven displays (like from SQL or Excel or just a big cycling Powerpoint display presentation or whatever). Amazing that you can get that big of a TV for that cheap!)

Also, 70" is surprisingly not that big. I just saw an 86" at Best Buy & while it sounds huge, it just looks moderately bigger than a 55", because it's measured diagonally. That's why I tend to prefer going with a projector if you want to go much above the 75" range or so...for $2,000, you can get a really nice 4K projector with a 120" screen easy!

 

[killster1]

If you already have a streaming box or want to hook it up to a computer, Sceptre has a 65" for $349 shipped:

Sceptre 65" Class 4K UHD LED TV HDR U650CV-U - Walmart.com

Buy Sceptre 65" Class 4K UHD LED TV HDR U650CV-U at Walmart.com

www.walmart.com

This is my go-to model for replacing customer whiteboards with data-driven displays (like from SQL or Excel or just a big cycling Powerpoint display presentation or whatever). Amazing that you can get that big of a TV for that cheap!)

Also, 70" is surprisingly not that big. I just saw an 86" at Best Buy & while it sounds huge, it just looks moderately bigger than a 55", because it's measured diagonally. That's why I tend to prefer going with a projector if you want to go much above the 75" range or so...for $2,000, you can get a really nice 4K projector with a 120" screen easy!

the 55" is measured diag as well i dont get how it only looks moderately bigger to you. to bad the projector doesnt look as good as a screen in any scenario, sure it looks good but not bright and crisp. using a gray screen makes it look better absolute darkness also helps but compared to a qled or oled. HA!

 

[BoomerD]

Nice price, but I wasn't too i pressed with the 42" JVC set I bought for our spare room when my 50" Panny Plasma (720) set died a few years back. Disliked it so much, I ended up buying a 55" Samsung 620(?) set at Costco and gave the JVC to my grandkids.

 

[Kaido]

Nice price, but I wasn't too i pressed with the 42" JVC set I bought for our spare room when my 50" Panny Plasma (720) set died a few years back. Disliked it so much, I ended up buying a 55" Samsung 620(?) set at Costco and gave the JVC to my grandkids.

Was the JVC a 1080p model?

I've found - generally - that even cheap, crappy 4K models are still way better than bargain-priced 1080p models, because you have 4x as many pixels in the same space. I've seen some really terrible 1080p sets, and only a few not-great 4K sets (mostly due to garbage backlighting).

I had a family member pick this up, so I'll check it out tomorrow & see if it's any good!

 

[BoomerD]

Was the JVC a 1080p model?

I've found - generally - that even cheap, crappy 4K models are still way better than bargain-priced 1080p models, because you have 4x as many pixels in the same space. I've seen some really terrible 1080p sets, and only a few not-great 4K sets (mostly due to garbage backlighting).

I had a family member pick this up, so I'll check it out tomorrow & see if it's any good!

Yep...cheap as hell...open box return at Costco...reviewed much better than it actually was.