which tv has more longevity?

[chungs]

Among samsung ua32d5000prmxl and sony 32ex520 which tv is more durable and lasts more number of days? What is the average lifespan of each of these tv's . I need suggestions from hifians in this regard, as i am desperate to switch on to a new HDTV.

 

[avidyarthy]

... lasts more number of days!!!!!??? ..... :spam:

 

[corElement]

Over 9000
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[chungs]

... lasts more number of days!!!!!??? ..... :spam:

sorry, I meant lasts more number of months/years

 

[chungs]

Over 9000
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I didn't get u

 

[Audiodoc]

If there is no problem in the initial months and you provide conditioned power preventing damage from power surges and lightening strikes either one will serve you for more than a decade with usual use.

 

[avmaxfan]

Sony is slightly more reliable than Samsung. But there really isn't much between them really.

 

[ravidharap]

I owning a samsung bourduex 26" HD ready for last 5 years and still working superb with everyday usage. Even my Akai 25" still working, 15 years old.


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[baijuxavior]

With proper power supply, your tv will run for a long time. My two year old panasonic tv is running without any problem.

 

[sbg]

its simple. it is the one that will never be switched on.

 

[baijuxavior]

its simple. it is the one that will never be switched on.

I beg to differ. In my experience any electronics device if left unused for a prolonged time will malfunction or stop working quickly than a regularly used one. Best example is desktops.

 

[sbg]

I beg to differ. In my experience any electronics device if left unused for a prolonged time will malfunction or stop working quickly than a regularly used one. Best example is desktops.

...hmm. ok. not in my experience so far.

 

[olly42]

Assuming that your power supply is stable - No fluctuations between Samsung and Sony - Sony would last longer - My first color TV Sony KV2032 MK II is still in perfect working condition- bought way back in the 80s

 

[baijuxavior]

...hmm. ok. not in my experience so far.

True with my desktop. I keep it one week unoperated, it will not start again.

 

[marsilians]

Normally all TVs should last for a very long while though LED/LCD and Plasma are very different technologies and every one has a few quality issues here or there. What you should look for in reliability is the trend across the manufacturer sets. In this case I would give Sony a slight lead over Samsung but not by very much.

Go with a TV that looks best and a decent warranty (ideally over 1 year).