HOW LONG WILL 55 INCH J V C T V LAST?
321948
We've had ours for about 16 months - so far, so good. My wife who is retired, watches about 8 hours a day. The picture quality has not degraded at all. Sound has been pretty good and stable, although I am thinking of going to a sound system.
161514
I can't say for certain, but I suspect that 7 to 10 years is par for generic aftermarket surrounds. I worked in a stereo store for 17 years in N. CA and had my surrounds replaced both on JBL L56's ( 10" woofers ) and a B380 ( 15" 2235 Sub ) by our repair shop. The 2235 repair kit was from JBL and cost more than both of the aftermarket surround kits for the L56's. The L56's original's rubber lasted 22 years and the foam kits lasted 9. However the 2235 JBL foam repair is still holding up well at 12 years. I think the manufacturers only use the better and more expensive foam for everything except their cheapest speakers! In fairness, this particular brand could be much better, only time will tell! I can't say for certain, but I suspect that 7 to 10 years is par for generic aftermarket surrounds. I worked in a stereo store for 17 years in N. CA and had my surrounds replaced both on JBL L56's ( 10" woofers ) and a B380 ( 15" 2235 Sub ) by our repair shop. The 2235 repair kit was from JBL and cost more than both of the aftermarket surround kits for the L56's. The L56's original's rubber lasted 22 years and the foam kits lasted 9. However the 2235 JBL foam repair is still holding up well at 12 years. I think the manufacturers only use the better and more expensive foam for... » Read More I can't say for certain, but I suspect that 7 to 10 years is par for generic aftermarket surrounds. I worked in a stereo store for 17 years in N. CA and had my surrounds replaced both on JBL L56's ( 10" woofers ) and a B380 ( 15" 2235 Sub ) by our repair shop. The 2235 repair kit was from JBL and cost more than both of the aftermarket surround kits for the L56's. The L56's original's rubber lasted 22 years and the foam kits lasted 9. However the 2235 JBL foam repair is still holding up well at 12 years. I think the manufacturers only use the better and more expensive foam for everything except their cheapest speakers! In fairness, this particular brand could be much better, only time will tell! « Show Less
1570316
No. I can get a 42 inch set about 70 degrees. A 55 inch would probably only swivel about 45 degrees.
210291
I have a 60 inch sharp and it handles it with out a problem . I think it can hold up to a 70 you can check at the website video secure
13523
It uses an LED lamp, so it should last upwards of 50,000 hours. You probably won't ever have to replace it; at 4 hours of use every day it will last you over 30 years.
2030248
cant confirm how long it will last, because dont know how many hours of the day you will use it. All I know is the box store told my in-laws it would be around $300.00. We purchased 2 at a time for $72.00 or so, they love it and they have a replacement on hand if it goes out. Even if they replace it every year, they get a new TV for $35. I believe its a good deal. A lot better than $300 any way you slice it. Good Luck, hope this helps.
1062186
Looking at my TV, I would say your dimension mach with my TV. I don't think the 52 will work. If you get 55 inch, the worst case scenario is that you would have to cut the Velcro to have slimmer fit on the frame. Have in mind that Velcro is not the "real" support holding the screen.
1968506
not sure. I bet if it was washed and clean of debris, it could last a while. go for it.
1966456
55lbs is the suggested wheight to maximize wear and tear, the heavier, the more wear but you should not exceed 85 lbs as this will break down the plastic as the more weight the more it bends outwards hope this is helpfull
1609428
It depends on how long you expect it to last. Mine lasted for about a month until there were so many tears at the seems that I threw it away.
1046498
This will depend on the date it was manufactured and purchased, the one I bought was good for about a 15 months.
132899
I've been using it for over a year now with a 55" Samsung and have not had any issues. It is a very sturdy, well made unit. Worth every penny and it looks nice! I think you would be fine!
897434
I have had my tv for 5 year and replaced it twice. I want to say around 2000 hours.
758879
I think it wil last quite a long time, just take it out in the sun once a month. I have had mine for a year and they work perfectly.
1157562
Mine lasted for two years until a few boys started jumping om it two at a time ripping it at the seam. With reasonable use as a float with minimal care you should get your money's worth.
907712
When properly assembled, installed and maintained shall be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 3 years from the date of "original" manufacture. (Actual Warranty sheet covers 2/3 of a page.) Hope this helps.
2202538
the 50" TCL I purchased has been really good. *knocks on wood* there haven't been any issues with it.