re: Sony Bravia tvs. Yea or nea?

Yeah I actually just watched that digital trends comparison vid earlier today, the one between the tcl qm8 & the Hisense u8k, and he was basically raving about both of them, with mostly superficial differences setting them apart. So that wasn’t particularly helpful in making a decision between the two, and then at the end he just tossed in that he’d still probably go with the Sony x90l...which wasn’t even part of the comparison I do like his reviews though.

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but the Sony will outperform on anything 1080p, including broadcast sports. Just depends what you prioritize

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This is good to know, because the majority of their viewing habits are live sports, Fox News 24/7 fml and some movies here and there. I don’t even think the Netflix package they pay for is the one with UHD content. So it sounds like the Sony’s industry leading processing & upscaling abilities would be the most beneficial for the content they watch.

I’m also wondering if I should try and talk them in to spending a few hundred more, and going for LG’s entry level Oled in the B3. My main tv is the lg c7 oled I bought back in 2017, and other than missing some apps & some vertical banding issues, I’ve been really pleased with it. I know the knock on the b3 is that it isn’t as bright as the C series models and up, and has a processor that isn’t quite as powerful, but surely a 2023 B3 is better equipped than my 2017 C7, and if that’s the case I’d know they’d be more than happy with it.

There’s just too many damn options.