A mix, Sony, Samsung, Vizio. Sony seems the best or at least I bought it early enough that it’s not full of smart TV bloatware that all of them have now.
I use LG 4k OLED 65in. The picture quality is amazing, and I mostly use it for movies and some series. I don’t really watch sports or play video games, but for cinema experience it’s fantastic.
I never had a second TV, but I got a free 40in LG HD LED for upgrading my phone one year, so that’s in my office, and mostly used for news.
Sony. My first one lasted 17 years, and this one is 18 years old and still running perfectly. If you think they don’t make money off me, every chance I get, I buy Sony. Their quality made me a customer for life.
LG. We got a fancy one after son threw a ball and broke the last screen, this one claims it won’t break as easily. It has been 4ish years, so far so good
Panasonic plasma. It’s at least ten years old and the picture is still astounding and one of the last plasmas they made. The picture is still top of the line and it will become a bedroom TV once their next-gen OLED comes out this fall.
After my toddler threw a car at my 50” Samsung OLED, I bought a cheap 75” Onn TV from Walmart. I still have a Samsung in my bedroom and the kids have cheaply Insignia TVs in their rooms. I really prefer the Roku interface of the Onn TV to the Samsung or Insignia fire TVs, but it’s just not bright enough for our living room.
Sony in the living room, every else is a mix of Samsung and TCL. I bought a Hisense for my sons room and it’s the biggest piece of shit TV I have ever owned, should have stuck with that I know.
Hisense 55 inch… I use the Roku interface to stream. I cut the cable cord years ago. I have a digital antenna for local broadcast for news and such. 1 think I paid 200 for it at costco 4 years ago
TCL Roku for bedroom and hues rooms since we don’t use it much. Roku used to be a quality OS but I’m liking it less and less especially with its lack of support for Plex.
Sony for the theater room and I won’t buy another brand. Previously had a nice Samsung that constantly had problems and the picture was subpar compared to the Sony.
2 65″ LGs and a 36″ TCL. The LGs are in the living room and family room because our whole family games a lot. The TCL is in the bedroom just to watch the new while getting ready in the morning.
My main tv is a TCL Roku TV, 55″ (I live in a studio apt). I have a tiny 19″ Samsung as backup. Roku Express for travel. I own a noname projector for outdoor viewing. I also have a Sony bluray with USB input with a WD 6TB drive on my main tv.
I have three Samsungs. One in the living room, one in the guest bedroom, and one in front of a treadmill in the basement. A TCL on my racing sim, an Onn in the garage, and a 14ish year old 720p Curtis in storage somewhere.
LG. They typically run a little cheaper than Samsung and they were building sanding screens on their higher end models just a few years ago, I don’t think that’s changed. My first one I bought is still going, gave it to Grandma I got it in clearance in line 08. Just wanted to upgrade to larger tv finally after life 15 years of faithful service.
I don’t own a TV but my computer monitor is an LG ultrawide. Don’t watch tv so no real need for one, and if i do watch shows it’s streaming to my computer.
A 15 year old Panasonic plasma TV that we got free from a furniture place if we spent X amount of dollars. It is so much better than the two Samsung TVs that we bought. We also have a couple of cheapo TVs, one in the bedroom that we never turn on, and one in the workout room.
We have an LG OLED from 2016 or so, still going strong on everything except its OS (which doesn’t support some services, and doesn’t play well with Apple).
We have a new Frame, which is significantly worse picture quality, but my wife likes the static art.
We had Sony and nothing but trouble. LG sucks. Just waiting for ours to die. Our Samsung is a higher end and no complaints about it. Vizio is, well, Vizio.
I had a Sharp TV that I loved and it lasted me until I sold it, so about 10 years.
I have a Vizio, a Toshiba at one place and a Sanyo and an insignia? At the other. The small TVs are the cheap ones and probably 15 years old? The 2 large ones are name brand and nice because we have adult money now. The kids have the cheaper ones.
I just bought a Vizio and also have a close to 10 year old Hisense. Both smart tvs. Coming from the Hisense, the Vizio feels like the pinnacle of modern technology lol. The Hisense works perfectly fine, but looks and feels very dated next to a new tv. For the price ($400ish for the 65″ Vizio), I’m very happy. For the average user, the expensive tv’s don’t seem worth the price. Law of diminishing returns and whatnot
Visio, Hisense, and Samsung. The Samsung is our big tv. I have another really small tv in my kitchen that doesn’t really even have a brand on it. I’m sure it does somewhere but it’s not a major label and it’s just because I like background noise when I’m cleaning.
Samsung—their okay. I really love my LG, it was complete suprise too. I have always wondered if LG buying Zenith back in the day, leveraged their technology. Zenith TVs back in the day were great.
I have a TCL for the living room that I bought about 7 years ago. Pretty positive it was a prior year model when I bought it.
And then a much smaller Samsung that my parents got for me in 2010. It used to get used a lot during college, then it became my second computer monitor before becoming the bedroom TV.
I’d love to get something better for the living room, but the TCL is pretty solid and is still chugging along.
A 2006 vintage Panasonic that still meets my needs once I added a HDMI multi switch, a newer 24 inch panasonic in the kitchen, and a 32 inch Samsung in a bedroom.
I have a 40″ flat screen, purchased almost 4 years ago for $230.
Operating system is Android, and it connects with as much of my Google stuff as I desire — which isn’t much.
It’s an “iffy” television, it has to “think” a lot even though I close an app before opening another one, even though I clear the cache from time to time.
It’s fine for me, though. I don’t watch a lot of TV. Most of the time, if my TV is on at all, it’s tuned to one of the music mixes on Radio Paradise, a sweet thing that’s been around for 25 years (I’ve been listening for 20) and 100% free.
No ads at all, other than occasional banter from RP about the station or perhaps a song/artist.
My TV plays RP just fine, with hardly ever a glitch. Must be what it’s made to do.
I have a decent set of speakers connected to the TV too, because why not?
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A low end Vizio because I don’t watch much TV.
I have 2 Samsungs and a TCL
A mix, Sony, Samsung, Vizio. Sony seems the best or at least I bought it early enough that it’s not full of smart TV bloatware that all of them have now.
A Sanyo that I’ve had since college.
TCL
Four Samsungs and one LG.
Like 5 different random ones throughout the house lol
Samsung
One Sony
It’s a JVC ROKU.
Samsung, LG, and Vizios for the bedrooms.
Samsung, Vizio, Panasonic
I think we have an LG, a sanyo and an insignia scattered around the house.
Samsung that is 14 years old. We watch 30 minutes – 1 hour of TV a day.
Have had a Toshiba for 12+ years and I forgot what the other one is.
Two Samsungs
I use LG 4k OLED 65in. The picture quality is amazing, and I mostly use it for movies and some series. I don’t really watch sports or play video games, but for cinema experience it’s fantastic.
I never had a second TV, but I got a free 40in LG HD LED for upgrading my phone one year, so that’s in my office, and mostly used for news.
Samsungs, a few older Vizios
Sony. My first one lasted 17 years, and this one is 18 years old and still running perfectly. If you think they don’t make money off me, every chance I get, I buy Sony. Their quality made me a customer for life.
An older model Samsung, my mother has a cheap RCA TV in her apartment
Sony OLED. The second tier, not the A95L.
LG. We got a fancy one after son threw a ball and broke the last screen, this one claims it won’t break as easily. It has been 4ish years, so far so good
Samsung but I don’t use it, I stream on my computer.
LG, Vizio, and Insignia.
Samsung
A Samsung and a Sony
Panasonic, Phillips, Vizio, TCL
A Sony
Insignia Fire TV
Sony that’s at least 10 years old
A something or another I bought as an open package 13-ish years ago. I think it cost ~$200
Sharp, Samsung, and a cheap Westinghouse that I intend to replace with a Samsung when GTA 6 comes out.
I think a Vizio? Idk, it was inexpensive and a Roku tv
4 t.vs toshiba,Vizio, LG & TCL
I have zero idea & I’m not gonna go check.
Samsungs and Vizios. I don’t know how many TVs my family has at this point.
Hisense
3 Samsungs
LG and Samsung. Oh and a Roku rebrand of some variety.
I have an LG. It was the top rated for sports and video games at the time I got it.
A Visio, a Philips TV with Roku built in, and we just retired a Sanyo after who knows how many years.
Sony. Also a JVC, but nobody has watched that one in years.
I have a nice 5 year old Samsung that’s probably spying on me.
But despite it’s age and the whole spying thing it’s just as good as some $500+ TV if I were to go buy a new one today so that’s hard to justify
Living room: Sony
Bedroom: TCL
Panasonic plasma. It’s at least ten years old and the picture is still astounding and one of the last plasmas they made. The picture is still top of the line and it will become a bedroom TV once their next-gen OLED comes out this fall.
I have 3 Vizio televisions. Not because of any brand loyalty. They just happened to be what I could get.
Samsung and some random low end brand in my bedroom.
TV is for hippies. I listen to Guy Lombardo records on the phonograph.
I think my TV is a Samsung? I can’t say I pay too much attention to the TV brand.
After my toddler threw a car at my 50” Samsung OLED, I bought a cheap 75” Onn TV from Walmart. I still have a Samsung in my bedroom and the kids have cheaply Insignia TVs in their rooms. I really prefer the Roku interface of the Onn TV to the Samsung or Insignia fire TVs, but it’s just not bright enough for our living room.
We have 4 Sony TVs.
I try to only by Sony for the av equipment.
Sony in the living room, every else is a mix of Samsung and TCL. I bought a Hisense for my sons room and it’s the biggest piece of shit TV I have ever owned, should have stuck with that I know.
Samsung, tcl, Hisense
57 people and counting have fallen for the barely disguised corporate marketing question.
Modern TVs? 2 TCLs and an LG. Also have a really old Vizio and Sony that I can’t justify getting rid of.
10 yr old Samsung with a Fire cube
LG and Sony
5 Samsungs just because the picture is good and I don’t want to learn a new anything for as little as I watch TV.
A Vizio, a magnavox, and a Toshiba
Have one TV, a Sony.
Currently a TCL and an Onn. I think I turned the Onn on like once in 2 years.
LG
Mostly Samsung, one LG
Hisense 55 inch… I use the Roku interface to stream. I cut the cable cord years ago. I have a digital antenna for local broadcast for news and such. 1 think I paid 200 for it at costco 4 years ago
Both of mine are presently LG.
TCL Roku for bedroom and hues rooms since we don’t use it much. Roku used to be a quality OS but I’m liking it less and less especially with its lack of support for Plex.
Sony for the theater room and I won’t buy another brand. Previously had a nice Samsung that constantly had problems and the picture was subpar compared to the Sony.
I have a TCL Roku, which is for watching things, and then I have an old Commodore monitor that I use for retro games.
2 65″ LGs and a 36″ TCL. The LGs are in the living room and family room because our whole family games a lot. The TCL is in the bedroom just to watch the new while getting ready in the morning.
current: vizio and lg.
past: samsung, phillips and disney.
My main tv is a TCL Roku TV, 55″ (I live in a studio apt). I have a tiny 19″ Samsung as backup. Roku Express for travel. I own a noname projector for outdoor viewing. I also have a Sony bluray with USB input with a WD 6TB drive on my main tv.
I won a GPX TV a decade ago, but the only TVs I have purchased have been Samsungs.
Samsung and insignia
The only time the brand matters is when you’re trying to program the universal remote
Two Samsungs. One is about 6 or so years old. The other is around 14 years old.
LG
Have a ten year old LG. We have a Visio in the family room.
Whatever is the best deal at the time for the space. Hisense. Viso, Toshiba for TVs. Moniters are Samsung and Acer.
3 Samsungs and 1 LG
My good TV is a Samsung. My old good one was too. We also have two Fire tvs that are mediocre. Had an LG that was lousy then died after three years.
Samsung, TCL, Toshiba. The TCL surprised me (at least the mid range one)
LG, Sceptre, Emerson (Funai).
Samsung.
Tcl
Hisense Roku
Samsung. And Sony. One of each came with our house when we bought it lol
I have a tiny Roku it was the cheapest TV Walmart had
Only Samsung. Samsung tvs are the bomb.
We also have Samsung appliances, but definite would NOT recommend the appliances.
Whatever’s cheap and has Roku built in.
LG OLED C1
In my house we have 1 Samsung, 2 LGs, and a really old (like 20 years old) RCA
I have 2 two LGs. They have both been very reliable.
Sony and Samsung
One TCL
Sony Bravia
Sony, Samsung, and TCL
An old Samsung. When ppl ask if I own a smart TV, I tell them it’s not as smart as it thought it was 10 years ago!
I have three Samsungs. One in the living room, one in the guest bedroom, and one in front of a treadmill in the basement. A TCL on my racing sim, an Onn in the garage, and a 14ish year old 720p Curtis in storage somewhere.
Sony 900f I’ve had since 2018
Really wanting an oled now..
Samsung. Previous homeowners left it. We plug our laptop into it to watch Netflix.
LG. They typically run a little cheaper than Samsung and they were building sanding screens on their higher end models just a few years ago, I don’t think that’s changed. My first one I bought is still going, gave it to Grandma I got it in clearance in line 08. Just wanted to upgrade to larger tv finally after life 15 years of faithful service.
A Samsung. When my grandpa died in 2015, my dad gave me his TV and I’ve had it ever since.
I have an LG that I use, and then a couple Vizios in the back of a closet.
A mid tier Panasonic.
I have absolutely no idea. But I know I got it in 2008.
Two Samsungs and a TCL.
I also just bought a DuraPro for the backyard. Never heard of them until last week.
I have 2 TCL’s. Great for the money. I have a Panasonic plasma that is 15 years old that I cherish.
LG and Samsung
TCL 32’ in the bedroom; Samsung 55’ in the living room which I honestly rarely use.
Damned if I know. Since they seem to stay on “Murder She Matlocked,” I want to smash every damn one of the TVs in the house.
Samsung, all my TVs
But I hear their kitchen appliances are ASS
I don’t own a TV but my computer monitor is an LG ultrawide. Don’t watch tv so no real need for one, and if i do watch shows it’s streaming to my computer.
A 15 year old Panasonic plasma TV that we got free from a furniture place if we spent X amount of dollars. It is so much better than the two Samsung TVs that we bought. We also have a couple of cheapo TVs, one in the bedroom that we never turn on, and one in the workout room.
There’s 6 of them at our house for my wife and I 😂
LG
65″ C1 downstairs. Looks great but i absolutely despise the “mouse” remote.
55″ cheaper one upstairs. Had to buy a backlit remote.
A Sony Bravia and some curved Samsung thing
Pre Vizio going to shit Vizio and Samsung
2 Samsung
LG. I find it’s the best brand for streaming.
Two Samsungs and an LG.
Samsung, TCL, Vizio, and Sony
Samsung
I got a free 60″ Sharp from my dads company, it’s pretty solid good picture quality
Samsung dumb tv. ONN brand smart TVs from Walmart.
65 inch LG
One LG and one Roku
Sony, Hisense, Toshiba, Samsung. The Samsung doesn’t work right.
panasonic, pass me down from my dad, i think mine is a decade old
Whatever the Costco specific 55in base model LG is
Sony, Sony, and Sony.
Sony Bravia
When I watch TV, I want quality
Samsung 65 inch smart TV and Samsung 75 inch “the frame” TV
14yo LG, the last non-smart one they made.
Our primary TV is a Roku-based TCL. There’s an old Samsung in the basement.
Samsung
Sony, because they work and they were relatively cheap at the time, all “dumb” TVs.
Before that we had a huge-ass Zenith living room console set, and a smaller Sony Trinitron set that we had in the kitchen.
Samsung
Two Vizio’s
We have an LG OLED from 2016 or so, still going strong on everything except its OS (which doesn’t support some services, and doesn’t play well with Apple).
We have a new Frame, which is significantly worse picture quality, but my wife likes the static art.
Samsung and Vizio
I don’t own any TVs. I haven’t had a use for a TV in over a decade.
My LCDs are all LG and my projector is a Samsung.
Samsung, Vizio, LG, Roku which I think is TCL.
We had Sony and nothing but trouble. LG sucks. Just waiting for ours to die. Our Samsung is a higher end and no complaints about it. Vizio is, well, Vizio.
I had a Sharp TV that I loved and it lasted me until I sold it, so about 10 years.
A 15 year old insignia flat screen.
Samsung and Toshiba.
2 LGs and a Roku (I believe the brand is Onn from Walmart)
LG in the living room, a Westinghouse I bought back in 2012 in the guest room.
I have a Vizio, a Toshiba at one place and a Sanyo and an insignia? At the other. The small TVs are the cheap ones and probably 15 years old? The 2 large ones are name brand and nice because we have adult money now. The kids have the cheaper ones.
Vizio and TCL. Don’t watch a ton of TV tho.
Two TCL Roku and one older Spectre (that our “hurricane” TV)
One tv. Lg
Hisense Google TV in my bedroom. And another Hisense TV in the living room.
I just bought a Vizio and also have a close to 10 year old Hisense. Both smart tvs. Coming from the Hisense, the Vizio feels like the pinnacle of modern technology lol. The Hisense works perfectly fine, but looks and feels very dated next to a new tv. For the price ($400ish for the 65″ Vizio), I’m very happy. For the average user, the expensive tv’s don’t seem worth the price. Law of diminishing returns and whatnot
We have one TV. It’s a Samsung because it was a good price not out of any loyalty to the brand.
Vizio, LG, Toshiba, and TCL
LG
Vizio (9 years old) and Samsung (6 years old.
Visio, Hisense, and Samsung. The Samsung is our big tv. I have another really small tv in my kitchen that doesn’t really even have a brand on it. I’m sure it does somewhere but it’s not a major label and it’s just because I like background noise when I’m cleaning.
Sony and Vizio.
Love the Sony, kinda hate the Vizio.
Samsung dumb TV. No apps, no internet or wifi. The tv just needs to show me the output of my dvd player.
Samsung—their okay. I really love my LG, it was complete suprise too. I have always wondered if LG buying Zenith back in the day, leveraged their technology. Zenith TVs back in the day were great.
I have a TCL for the living room that I bought about 7 years ago. Pretty positive it was a prior year model when I bought it.
And then a much smaller Samsung that my parents got for me in 2010. It used to get used a lot during college, then it became my second computer monitor before becoming the bedroom TV.
I’d love to get something better for the living room, but the TCL is pretty solid and is still chugging along.
LG OLED – G3
And a few cheap generic ones scattered around the house.
I have a Vizio, a Samsung, and an LG.
I haven’t had my TV set up for a few years so I don’t know.
Roku cos I’m way poor
Samsung and LG
3 Samsung’s and a 14 year old Toshiba
2 Samsungs
Panasonic, don’t watch anymore really TV.
A Toshiba, LG, and insignia
Sony.
LG and Samsung.
Samsung
2 Samsung and an LG.
We have a BenQ projector with a Yamaha receiver. And iPads for personal viewing.
I got a Walmart TV. They have their own brand of technology under the brand name “Onn.” It uses a roku system
‘13 Panasonic Viera Plasma. Good as the day I bought it.
A 2006 vintage Panasonic that still meets my needs once I added a HDMI multi switch, a newer 24 inch panasonic in the kitchen, and a 32 inch Samsung in a bedroom.
Both of our TVs are LG OLED models. One CX and one A1. Pretty much all we could ever ask for
Vizio and samsung
Phillips
Samsung and Toshiba
Samsung, Sony
Hisense. I’m not dropping more than $100 for a tv.
Hisense.
I have a 40″ flat screen, purchased almost 4 years ago for $230.
Operating system is Android, and it connects with as much of my Google stuff as I desire — which isn’t much.
It’s an “iffy” television, it has to “think” a lot even though I close an app before opening another one, even though I clear the cache from time to time.
It’s fine for me, though. I don’t watch a lot of TV. Most of the time, if my TV is on at all, it’s tuned to one of the music mixes on Radio Paradise, a sweet thing that’s been around for 25 years (I’ve been listening for 20) and 100% free.
No ads at all, other than occasional banter from RP about the station or perhaps a song/artist.
My TV plays RP just fine, with hardly ever a glitch. Must be what it’s made to do.
I have a decent set of speakers connected to the TV too, because why not?