Need suggestions on buying 55” TV under 50k

Tip better go for TV under 30k which has good reviews

Some incident with colleague he brought some sony tv worth 55k but within 9 months his child broke display while playing

He went display change the customer care asked around 35k

If you can take risk then buy else buy under 30k

Check your local stores. Some might hold old models and they can offer good price.

Venom14 wrote:

Tip better go for TV under 30k which has good reviews

Some incident with colleague he brought some sony tv worth 55k but within 9 months his child broke display while playing

He went display change the customer care asked around 35k

If you can take risk then buy else buy under 30k

My 2 TCL 55” TV’s stopped working after thier warranty got over. Don’t want to risk getting cheaper brands again and losing all the money. want a TV that can last atleast 6-7 years

try_me wrote:
Check your local stores. Some might hold old models and they can offer good price.

went to Croma, Reliance and Vijay sales, found croma is providing a good price. confused if I should wait for BBD!

Nvrmnd_Ryo wrote:
went to Croma, Reliance and Vijay sales, found croma is providing a good price. confused if I should wait for BBD!

Check other local dealers too.. also if you have pai international store. Keep your option open and ask them any old models they're looking to sell out.. as it's the season for new ones.. they should have some year or 2 old.. it's better how less you keep the price as now a days there's no guarantee for TVs🤧

Which brand tv has good software experience and display quality for 55 or 50 inch tv?

I feel hisense and acer QLED latest lines are looking really good. Need more suggestions if any other brand is better. Budget around 30-35k

Consider purchasing a QLED or Mini LED TV from a reputable brand such as LG, Samsung, or Sony; purchase as long as you can the extended warranty for added protection.

Where you are getting 75" TV for 48.5. If you are, go for it blindly and that too with 3 years warranty.

Have had bad experience with Panasonic, Samsung, Iffalcon (Which is TCL) brands wherein all the TVs went kaput immediately after warranty between 1-3 years. Haier lasted for around 4 years, which I exchanged and the best of the lot has been Vu TV which is still going strong after 6 years!

TV Qualities are not like earlier, maximum we can expect is 3-5 years, so budget accordingly.

Shubham_G wrote:

Which brand tv has good software experience and display quality for 55 or 50 inch tv?

I feel hisense and acer QLED latest lines are looking really good. Need more suggestions if any other brand is better. Budget around 30-35k

as per reviews Hisense is good but their After sales service is worse and not sure about reliability.

Inder_1990 wrote:

Consider purchasing a QLED or Mini LED TV from a reputable brand such as LG, Samsung, or Sony; purchase as long as you can the extended warranty for added protection.

yes, considering LG nanocell

cashif wrote:

Where you are getting 75" TV for 48.5. If you are, go for it blindly and that too with 3 years warranty.

Have had bad experience with Panasonic, Samsung, Iffalcon (Which is TCL) brands wherein all the TVs went kaput immediately after warranty between 1-3 years. Haier lasted for around 4 years, which I exchanged and the best of the lot has been Vu TV which is still going strong after 6 years!

TV Qualities are not like earlier, maximum we can expect is 3-5 years, so budget accordingly.

My bad, nanocell 75 is the model, its 55” and getting it for 48.5k with 3 years brand warranty. iffalcon/TCL was a mistake, all TV’s I bought are not working properly.

Nvrmnd_Ryo wrote:
yes, considering LG nanocell

LG makes good TVs. We bought an LG 55inch last year after our Sony 55inch developed screen issues just outside the warranty period.

Vu GloLED series is good and have heard from others that it's been working fine for them for years.

sahil1033 wrote:

Vu GloLED series is good and have heard from others that it's been working fine for them for years.

cool, will check it.

Is it like the bulb Mafia-who stopped creating long-lasting bulbs to create  more sales.

Same goes to tvs now -which they are auto-killing TVs after 2-3 years when warranty is void