Just bought one on sale and with a prime bonus for $209. It's a decent TV tor that price, my only cons are it doesn't play nice with a spectrum remote, using a TCL TV code the volume works and it powers the TV off, but once not in standby it won't power the TV back on. The only other thing I don't care for is it won't automatically go to my cable input (HDMI 1) on startup, you have to manually select it (or use the Alexa button and say cable). It actually has a pretty decent picture, and nice going to a 4k screen, this TV replaced an 8 year old Samsung 43 in a bedroom so no issues with off angle viewing. EDIT, so there is a setting to have the TV start with the last used input, so now only con is once the TV enters sleep, you must use the Fire remote to wake it up. I found options to keep it from sleeping for a period of time, but not able to keep it in standby.

Thanks bro!!

@techwithtobias

2 ай бұрын

You're welcome!

Lg c1 oled very good processor a lot of power fir apps

Do you know who is the original vendor of the TV? Actually I bought 43" LG TV a couple years ago for $220. So it isn't a very cheap. I use my TV with Shield Android TV. Certainly, I want to get rid of Shield it's why I am looking around. But I need a powerful Android capabilities because I use lot Android apps with TV.

@techwithtobias

4 ай бұрын

Have you checked out any TV's with the Android operating system?

@kamertonaudiophileplayer847

4 ай бұрын

@@techwithtobias Not yet. I am pretty sure they have a less powerful processor than I need. However the situation can change in this year.

@techwithtobias

4 ай бұрын

@@kamertonaudiophileplayer847 Oh ok I see, I was just thinking that for powerful android capabilities, they might be the way to go, but I'm not really familiar with the Android TVs

It’s good for a cheaper tv

Ifubjvvd😉

California really having a 6$ waste fee no wonder that state sucks