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From: Elroy	8/4/2020 11:35:26 PM
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Ok, wow, I'm shopping for new 65 inch Samsung TV's. I see this one for $500 (damn, why so cheap??) bestbuy.com And then there is this one for $1,300. bestbuy.com Anybody knowledgeable about modern TVs that can tell me quick and easy the reason for the big price difference? The kids will play online games on the TV, we'll watch a bit of television, and other than that I don't think we are massive advanced television users. Does anybody have any suggestion for what "minimum features" we want in a TV? Normally I'd just buy the cheapest one, but it seems like there is probably something going on in TV tech to create such a big price differential. Thanks for any shopping tips!

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