Getting a new TV set can be baffling in 2020 due to all the new internet jargon and tons of options to choose from. Here are the TV buying basics to help you get started.
The basics of buying a TV
Ready to kickstart your 2020 by getting that long anticipated TV set in your living room? With the start of the new decade, we are expecting some drastic improvements in the existing TV technology. The hype is so much so that some technologies of the future have already hit the markets and the content producers are in fits to launch content that satiates the technology-driven masses.
Undoubtedly, the world of internet is filled with the technical jargon now more than ever and one can only rely on a salesperson’s hyperbolic promises to a menial extent. Given these circumstances, buying a new TV is nothing less than finding a needle in the haystack.
However, we have compiled the basics of buying a new TV in 2020. Let’s dive in to learn the ABC of TV purchasing, shall we?
Adaptive Smart options
Did you know that Alexa and Google Assistant can now play your favorite programs for you? Command the TV to play your favorite program and the integrated smart technologies will provide you with the most hassle-free streaming experience. Look for smart TV sets which are integrated with cordless smart technologies and support online content streaming directly from Hulu, Amazon Prime, Netflix and YouTube etc.
Bigger screen is Better
Not a single person in this world ever complains about buying a bigger TV screen for his home. However, you are much likely to find people regretting their choice for a smaller screen. Who would you rather be? The choice is up to you. Nonetheless, being experts of the matter at hand, we would recommend you keep an estimate of your available home space in mind and choose the biggest screen which can fit in your space. After all, you would not want to buy a TV which is either too small to watch anything or too big to fit in your space.
Choosing a resolution
It is true that the 8K resolution has already hit the market but the point to ponder here is that not much of 8K TV shows and content is available for such TV sets. What we suggest is that you ditch the 8K for now and go for the lesser 4K resolution range. Apart from a variety of shows to watch on 4K resolution, you can also get to enjoy rich colors and better motion pictures. Another important thing to consider ere is to get either an LED or OLED TV.
Upgrade ports, cables and audio
Just as we have recommended you to go with bigger screen, we would recommend you to go with upgraded and more cables, ports and audio controls. Trust us when we tell you that you will definitely enjoy investing in a better audio system this year. Wink. Wink.
Define a price range
Last but not the least, set aside a budget and define a price range. After all, you would not want to get stuck captivated by a TV set which you can barely afford. Remember to invest in TV sets which offer a minimum of 1-year warranty.