Duke said:Go to rtings.com, go to avsforum, go everywhere, and immediately get bogged down in the weeds with specs and stats and 12-digit model numbers. It seems like every major manufacturer makes 5 different TVs that are all remarkably similar but not quite the same. Let alone the differences between manufacturers.
I think so you can't cross-shop and pricematch.
m4ff3w said:Duke said:Go to rtings.com, go to avsforum, go everywhere, and immediately get bogged down in the weeds with specs and stats and 12-digit model numbers. It seems like every major manufacturer makes 5 different TVs that are all remarkably similar but not quite the same. Let alone the differences between manufacturers.
I think so you can't cross-shop and pricematch.
They learned it from the Mattress companies.
My limited TV shopping experience pretty led me to the conclusion that it really didn't matter which one I got at a certain price point. They all were 4k, all had a 120hz refresh rate, all were enormous. It's really easy to get bogged down in specs but I think it's really splitting hairs at the point in the evolution of the TV. I have remind myself that my time has value and it's not always worth spending hours pouring over specs when I'll be happy with whatever I get, because I'll never have multiple TV's to compare at the same time. Ignorance is bliss right?
Shop all of them then use Best Buy price match to buy online with in person pickup.
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