The TV Decision Making Thread

[Assassins Creed]

2 hours ago, rushab oswal said:

Hifivision check karlo.

 

nah bhai, this is the only forum I visit  

[SkinTightTuna]

On 9/10/2023 at 7:06 PM, KunjanPSD said:

Anyway, Dusshera is coming soon. Deals will come again. I might pull the trigger as well depending upon if one of the TV goes kaput (read: made to go kaput).

Which tv would you be in the market for? 

[KunjanPSD]

56 minutes ago, SkinTightTuna said:

Which tv would you be in the market for? 

C3

I would sprung for Sony depending on the deals and also because there is no way to get F1 TV app on LG without using browser or another medium.

 

Depends though, I will be traveling and don't have a lot of time to make that purchase, might get pushed.

[SkinTightTuna]

On 10/5/2023 at 1:25 AM, KunjanPSD said:

C3

I would sprung for Sony depending on the deals and also because there is no way to get F1 TV app on LG without using browser or another medium.

 

Depends though, I will be traveling and don't have a lot of time to make that purchase, might get pushed.

Im in market for a Sony A95L 65 inches this season. Incase you decide to go ahead with your purchase, maybe we can push for a better discount on 2 tv purchases.

[Mysteryman]

May I know why TVs depreciate much higher than other electronics like laptops and smartphones in apps like Cashify. It is my main reason why I don’t buy expensive or latest TV models. 

 

How do you sell your TVs? 

[Bird Bird Bird]

7 hours ago, Mysteryman said:

May I know why TVs depreciate much higher than other electronics like laptops and smartphones in apps like Cashify. It is my main reason why I don’t buy expensive or latest TV models. 

 

How do you sell your TVs? 

How often would you sell your TV vs a phone ? I think a well kept TV will easily last 7-10 years unless something major breaks and the cost of repair is high - that’s what I aim at anyway. 5th year running. Needed a mobo change in between but that was around 7k. 
Phones are sold every 2-4 years, and are portable devices vs the need to find and fix a place and hang 55-75 inches of metal. 
So far we have mostly given away the TVs to househelps since places like Cashify etc will hardly pay 2-5k for LEDs etc. 

iPads and TVs are 2 pieces of tech which can serve for long IMO. 

[Mysteryman]

10 minutes ago, Bird Bird Bird said:

How often would you sell your TV vs a phone ? I think a well kept TV will easily last 7-10 years unless something major breaks and the cost of repair is high - that’s what I aim at anyway. 5th year running. Needed a mobo change in between but that was around 7k. 
Phones are sold every 2-4 years, and are portable devices vs the need to find and fix a place and hang 55-75 inches of metal. 
So far we have mostly given away the TVs to househelps since places like Cashify etc will hardly pay 2-5k for LEDs etc. 

iPads and TVs are 2 pieces of tech which can serve for long IMO. 

Yeah I usually upgrade iPads and iPhones for around 4-5 years. The iPad 6th gen bought for 22k has a value of around 12k in cex site. However premium 1lakh LG OLED 4K TVs drop in to about same value after 3 years. Of course I can sell via OLX but they are a big pain due to low ballers. 
 

 

[Bird Bird Bird]

1 minute ago, Mysteryman said:

Yeah I usually upgrade iPads and iPhones for around 4-5 years. The iPad 6th gen bought for 22k has a value of around 12k in cex site. However premium 1lakh LG OLED 4K TVs drop in to about same value after 3 years. Of course I can sell via OLX but they are a big pain due to low ballers. 
 

 

How do you sell on Olx - as in how does a buyer know if the TV is working well when buying ? Giving demos will be impossible, given you might need to unpack/pack, connect/disconnect etc multiple times. 

[harjas]

Planning to look at some oled during Dusshera sales, have eyes on c2 48"

Usage will be gaming and content consumption, might put it on desk and use it as a monitor for pc/ pc gaming/ and work as well..