In general, the answer is yes. Everyone has different needs, but cheap TVs offer a totally fine viewing experience for most people. You're not going to get the absolute best in picture quality or features in an entry-level TV, but you will get a TV with decent picture quality that will last for years.

Not always, but usually. Larger TVs of the same brand and series are almost always more expensive than smaller ones.Pricing largely depends on the type of TV you're hoping to get. For example, you'll certainly be able to find a larger TV from a budget brand with basic features that costs less than a smaller high-end TV. The difference in price in this instance is most likely based on the varying types of technology used in the two TVs.It's generally a good idea to first determine the size of the TV you want and then come up with a budget for the purchase. This allows you to compare all the var

The TV prices are cyclical. Each year, new TVs are announced in January, before hitting the shelves in the spring and early summer. They go on sale during the fall and into Black Friday, where they typically hit their lowest prices, as manufacturers try to clear out inventory for the new models coming out in January.That said, entry-level TVs are already pretty cheap to begin with, so discounts don't tend to be as large as those on more expensive models.