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New TV for Renovated Family Space: 43 vs 48 and what is "good"?

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  • 19-08-2020 10:52am
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    (mods apologies if this question appeared already - tried to post once and didn't see it come through)

    Hi. Have renovated our house and the living space is now larger. New TV required; the 32" Samsung panel that served us well will be going into secondary service in an office space.

    We both like watching TV but have always disliked rooms that are *dominated* by a TV. The new model will be set into a built-in unit comprising various cupboards and bookshelves, vases and lamps. A 48" unit would be the largest I'd put in there, and a 43" would be a little neater.

    We'll be going saorview aerial & freeview dish, along with data cable for netflix, disney, primevideo and the like. Gaming is not a consideration.

    Budget will top out at 900 but ideally 700.

    Finally, I really dislike buying stuff. Futureproofing is important.

    What models should I be considering?

    Thank you for your help.


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