What sized tv is this model bested for?
1876985
I would say anything 37 and above. Otherwise it would look weird with a smaller system. The device (soundbar) is pretty light and can go anywhere around the TV, but i say within the 37-50 range is best.
1876986
Currently on a 52". Volume is volume. I don't see a why the size tv matters. It can get loud and it is clear. Enhances experience with any tv because TV speakers suck
1876987
I have one of these sound bars for my tv and it does not work. Very bad purchase. Not designed to work out of headphone ports nor could I figure out how to make it work out of any other port. I would not recommend buyin this item.
918264
I was at my local Big Box store today trying to compare the 3 mentioned TV's and the samsung is a B860 not 850, and I ruled it out because the edge of the TV (all the way around) is clear and it creates a very distracting reflection. And they now no longer carry the V10 in a 50" but have it in a 54", and offers it up to me for $1888., Out the Door!!! I think that deal is gonna be hard to beat ! Is there anything such as "to big" ?
1955564
Hi there! I recently purchased this TV (it's still on its way) and went TV stand shopping. We were able to measure the actual TV model at the store where we purchased the stand. The base of the TV that will come into contact with the stand is about 38 inches wide. The TV itself is about 55.5 inches. So as long as you get a stand that is at least wide enough to support the base and can carry an 85 pound load you should be ok. Keep in mind that if you get a TV stand less than 55.5 inches wide then the screen itself will hang over either side. But the base of the TV (38 inches wide) is what will actually be sitting on the stand and supporting the TV. Hi there! I recently purchased this TV (it's still on its way) and went TV stand shopping. We were able to measure the actual TV model at the store where we purchased the stand. The base of the TV that will come into contact with the stand is about 38 inches wide. The TV itself is about 55.5 inches. So as long as you get a stand that is at least wide enough to support the base and can carry an 85 pound load you should be ok. Keep in mind that if you get a TV stand less than 55.5 inches wide then the screen itself will hang over either side. But the base of the TV (38 inches wide) is what... » Read More Hi there! I recently purchased this TV (it's still on its way) and went TV stand shopping. We were able to measure the actual TV model at the store where we purchased the stand. The base of the TV that will come into contact with the stand is about 38 inches wide. The TV itself is about 55.5 inches. So as long as you get a stand that is at least wide enough to support the base and can carry an 85 pound load you should be ok. Keep in mind that if you get a TV stand less than 55.5 inches wide then the screen itself will hang over either side. But the base of the TV (38 inches wide) is what will actually be sitting on the stand and supporting the TV. « Show Less
318261
IMHO pretty much any flat screen TV. I have a 40" Sony on ours and I'm sure it would handle lots more. The new TVs are pretty light.
918267
I own the Panasonic, so obviously I'm biased. Worth noting that the 54" V10 has just been crowned the King of HDTVs...Buy the Panny. If nothing else, their customer service is WORLDS better than Samsung.
1278142
Just pick the largest size, I think it's Lg, you can't go wrong if you do, it's not that big and works well. The suggestion came from another buyer's comment.
359600
I have a 65" size T.V. on mine and it works and looks great. One of my main reasons for this stand was the shortness of the height, so I wanted a T.V. that would fit inside the cut out area of the living room so I could get as large of a T.V to fit and slide under. A 65" was what worked for me ! !
890634
Doggone. And I was just thinking about springing for a samsung 4671 (a consensus 5 stars from Amazon consumers). The main thing that bugs me about the V2500 series is the omission of Normal mode when adjusting aspect ratio. Since the set automatically interprets a 480i signal as 720p or 1080i, you're stuck watching nothing but short fat people unless you can control aspect ratio from the DVD player and set-up box. It wouldn't matter if all source material were in hi def, but unfortunately most is not. Sony made a colossal blunder, but apparently woke up by the time of the 3000 series.
551697
That makes sense since we have seen some tv's that say 1,300:1 that look better than the 7,000:1 sitting right next to them. I just found out Sears keeps these in their showroom so I figure we will go check it out and order later tonight. Thanks.
1592806
hey man bottom line go bigger that 120mhz is a gimmick I have this tv, you will NOT go wrong with the 46". Believe me! I had the same debacle as you. 46" is the way to go
1950731
This will be the case for any HDTV at this size. Feed it a low quality source and the TV will show all how degraded the picture really is. It's not the fault of the HDTV. One thing you can do is to lower the contrast and brightness to minimize the flaws. Turn off all the dynamic contrast settings. There's a "film mode" that works well.
1992860
I have the 40" version. I bought this after doing a good amount of research in terms of input lag. This TV has no noticeable input lag. I came from a Toshiba 32" which had a very noticeable input lag, which is terrible when playing any game, especially FPS games- then moved to a Samsung 32" which was one of their top tier at the time. The quality is great, i put mine in "calibration" mode, and it looks a lot better than my 32" Samsung TV.
1135547
Thanks for checking this for me! Yeah, I've been checking out the 4061 as well, but right now they are very close in price, so I thought it would be nice to bump up in CR and get the better sound (especially sine I won't be hooking up surround in this location - above fireplace in LR.) The 4066 sold by Worst Service has the exact same panel, but the sound is not as good since they ditch the side speakers to narrow it. Not worth it. I'll probably go with the 4061 since I know it'll fit and also seems to be an outstanding TV.
698743
I bought Vizio 80" and am very happy with it. Can't beat the large screen. Think Vizio has the best price/quality equation
68866
TV size should not matter. As long as the TV has the correct connections, it should work just fine.
158242
That's correct! That's why I returned my TV, and purchased the 650 model. I hope this helps.
135356
The best upconverting tvs of 4k group were the Sharp IC 60" (cost prohibitive) and Toshiba. Toshiba may come in competitive with the smaller sizes.