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ekohn00

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I'm looking for a 64" 4K for our pool house.

However, the outdoor TV's are out of our price range. I was thinking of the 55" Terrace, but then I realized we're used to the 65" screen size.

I am not concerned about the TV being outdoors. I've had 2 TVs over the last 15 years - the weather is not an issue.

One TV is the Samsung - 65” Class QN90B. Anyone have one and can comment on sunlight and reflection?

I figured there were others who could recommend TVs that are in bright areas and can also handle reflection.

thanks.

PS.....  yes I know the outdoor TVs are the best bet.

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I went with TCL Roku/Airplay 2 TVs from Wally World for outdoor use. I figured if it wasn't bright enough, I'd just return it. They're in the shade and bright enough for us. I do keep the one on the boathouse covered since it gets hit with blowing rain sometimes. Neither are integrated with C4.

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5 hours ago, ekohn00 said:

I'm looking for a 64" 4K for our pool house.

However, the outdoor TV's are out of our price range. I was thinking of the 55" Terrace, but then I realized we're used to the 65" screen size.

I am not concerned about the TV being outdoors. I've had 2 TVs over the last 15 years - the weather is not an issue.

One TV is the Samsung - 65” Class QN90B. Anyone have one and can comment on sunlight and reflection?

I figured there were others who could recommend TVs that are in bright areas and can also handle reflection.

thanks.

PS.....  yes I know the outdoor TVs are the best bet.

Hisense U8H and TCL 6 series mini LEDs have 1000+ nit peak brightness. I have a TCL 75” R646 as my main viewing TV in a heavy lit room and it does fantastic. I also has OLED quality at night for just over $1k… 

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12 hours ago, booch said:

Full disclosure, I'm a huge OLED fan, but I also think they're awesome for outdoor. Beyond peak brightness, the 'off angle' viewing OLEDs offer is particularly useful with outdoor glare, which is 'percieved brightness'.

A little research shows the OLED picture is better, but QLED will still be brighter in bright rooms.

 

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