Sony 32EX650 or LG 32LS5700 or SAMSUNG 32ES5600?

[sreenu53]

Hi evryone,
This is my first post.Please help me in choosing the right tv.Which one is good: Sony 32EX650 or LG 32LS5700 or SAMSUNG 32ES5600?

 

[just4kix]

Why go for LED in 32" size? LCD is good enough and will cost <30K.

 

[prosenjit]

yah kix said it correct.most imp u did not mention what u will watch.
sd/hd.....
if its sd mostly.dont waste ur money.buy a semi hd lcd under 30k or less

 

[sreenu53]

Sorry friends i forgot to mention tht.I Mostly wtch hd content from bluray player nd HDD.My budget is 40 to 45k.These three models are in tht range.

 

[lake1988]

sreenu please demo those models in showroom and don't take words from any random guy who never own a led/not gonna buy a led...and gonna start commenting crap about leds cause they concluded pic quality of all leds are bad on basis of a demo in showroom and start acting like know-it-all cause they got a plasma...
the tv u have chosen got advanced video setting by altering them u can get your desirable pic quality..demo them..change pic settings and go with leds..

 

[aks316]

Hi check Sony BX450 40inch @ 50k withbill / 33k withoutbill & Sony EX410 42inch @ 40K withoutbill & Sony EX650 40inch @ 63k withbill / 47k withoutbill & Sony BX450 46inch @ 48k withoutbill & check Panasonic Plasmas 42inch Basic Models. Hope this helps. Tc.

 

[just4kix]

Whoever heard of 32" plasma? There are some guys here who need to pick up bit of brains for all over the internet.

Warning: Level 4 difficulty: Lot of assembly required.

 

[sreenu53]

My frst preference is for PQ nd which one is best in the three?Anyone?

 

[lake1988]

Go with the EX650.

 

[aks316]

Go with Sony EX650.

 

[prosenjit]

Sorry friends i forgot to mention tht.I Mostly wtch hd content from bluray player nd HDD.My budget is 40 to 45k.These three models are in tht range.

for hd contents I shd suggest plasmas.u will get the natural colors,skin tone,shadow detail,deep black all in plasma.which are not acheived till date even in the very costly lcds or leds..and if you really like movies u will hate leds.becuase movies has a different shade altogether than other shootings like tv sreis or docus....and in leds that shade is somehow missing.its overly bright.:lol:

best is
try side by side comparison of some real hd content in lcd/lcd-led/plasma.......

just see how ugly a grrenery scene looks on lcd/leds..that much green is not present in nature..I mean the green is highly saturated...on the other hand plasmas create a nutural color...

I bet that u will buy plasma.........hehe try it.let ur eyes be ur judge.
50 inch plasma u can get around 60k to 100k...........
within ur budget u will get semi hd as well as full hd 42 inch plasma....

I am also suggesting save money and use the money in sound.....buy semi hd panny 42 inch plasma at 35k max........U wont notiuce the differenec from 6 ft...but yes here also try ur eyes.....

 

[just4kix]

Sorry friends i forgot to mention tht.I Mostly wtch hd content from bluray player nd HDD.My budget is 40 to 45k.These three models are in tht range.

I would say that Sony and Samsung models you have selected are on par with each other.

You should demo your content on both TVs and then decide.

But I still think, that you should also look at 32" HD-Ready LCDs. Check your content on these panels also. The reason I say this is because, on smaller panel size, HD-R and FHD is not going to make any real difference, unless you are going to sit as close as 5 feet. Most normal viewing distances lie in between 8 to 10 feet. So before making a preconceived notion that FHD is better than HDR, verify the fact with your own eyes.

I am also postulating that perhaps in 3 years, you may wish to upgrade to a larger size. At the time of resell, you old TV will not fetch more than 8-10k of the value. So the % depreciation and absolute loss on a higher cost TV will be much higher too.

Another mistake which people often make is that they think that 32" widescreen (16:9) TV is bigger than 29" normal (4:3) CRT. This is not true. Both have more or less same viewing area.

 

[prosenjit]

I would say that Sony and Samsung models you have selected are on par with each other.

You should demo your content on both TVs and then decide.

But I still think, that you should also look at 32" HD-Ready LCDs. Check your content on these panels also. The reason I say this is because, on smaller panel size, HD-R and FHD is not going to make any real difference, unless you are going to sit as close as 5 feet. Most normal viewing distances lie in between 8 to 10 feet. So before making a preconceived notion that FHD is better than HDR, verify the fact with your own eyes.

I am also postulating that perhaps in 3 years, you may wish to upgrade to a larger size. At the time of resell, you old TV will not fetch more than 8-10k of the value. So the % depreciation and absolute loss on a higher cost TV will be much higher too.

Another mistake which people often make is that they think that 32" widescreen (16:9) TV is bigger than 29" normal (4:3) CRT. This is not true. Both have more or less same viewing area.

agree completly.......save money if you buy 32 inch..by not buying FHD..its a complete wrong notion that fhd is much better than semi hd.
...if want to lavishly enjoy big screen.go for plasma..simple.

want to buy for very less....29inch crts are not that bad people think..original dvds still look great on them.can get them at a very less price.