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Which TV brand to avoid digital picture correction ?

Posted by Wojciech on February 15, 2021 at 10:27:36:
LG is the worst offender. Samsung is the second one albeit much better than LG. I don't own a TV yet (actually never owned any) but I may break down and buy one. The thing is all my friends own either LG or Samsung and the picture quality they are getting is revoltingly bad. Old movies look like crap and the new ones like a computer games. Interestingly enough when I mention to my friends that the picture quality of their big screen TVs is abysmal they don't understand what I'm talking about. I tried to get rid of that digital shit on LG (don't touch it !! they were yelling ) and could not. Samsung was slightly better in that regards. Should I buy something no name cheap ?