We have a small house and mantle and the big TV’s are just too big! I know smaller TV’s are not being produced as much anymore, but I just don’t need something huge. What are your Costco recommendations for TV’s under 55 inches? I don’t really have a budget, because they’re all not that expensive! I have been very happy with Samsung TV’s in the past. Thanks Costco friends!

Hi Costco fans. I'm thinking about getting a new TV and seeing all the holiday deals that started this week. What is the best TV under $1000 in your opinion? I currently have Samsung and familiar with their user interface but wondering how they compare to LG?

And also is the size increase between a 65 and 75" worth 40-60% more money?

Here are some options -what is best and WHY? Looking for around 70" LCD 4k tv.

Basically they are the same models of each brand, with different sizes.

SAMSUNG

Samsung 65" - CU7000D - $429 (Black Friday price) - https://www.costco.com/.product.4000149550.html

Samsung 75" - CU7000D - $649 - https://www.costco.com/.product.4000149576.html

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LG

LG 65" - UR8000 - $449 (Black Friday price) - https://www.costco.com/.product.4000153847.html

LG 75" - UR8000 - $579 (Black Friday price) - https://www.costco.com/.product.100971047.html

Currently I have a 10 year old Samsung 50" that I got at Costco.

There's a bunch of TVs on sale right now until the 8th but I'm overwhelmed by the choices.

I just want a bright TV to watch TV shows, movies, and games. Plan to only have it for 2 years while in grad school so it doesn't need to be top of the line, but I want to enjoy the viewing experience.

Options:

Hisense QD6, Samsung DU7200D, or LG UT8000? Also available are the TCL S470G and TCL S571 but both really cheap which kind of concerns me.

Please help me avoid analysis paralysis!

I watched DigitalTrends last night, and looking at last year's TV brand might be a good idea. But what about looking for 2023 TVs from TCL, Sony, Samsung, etc? My Vizio is about 10 years old, so something from 2023 would be a huge step up. Would TVs from 2023 or even 2022 have models that match what I want? Also, In thinking about it, I guess I am looking for:

1. 50-inch or bigger, the TV is in a bright living room

2. Coax for OTA TV

3. Dolby Vission

4. Amazon Fire TV

5. 3 or 4 HDMI ports

6. eARC

7. Dolby Vision

8. Ethernet

9. Price $100 to $250

Does the TV OS matter as much? Would it be possible to have both Amazon and Google interfaces on the same TV?