Hottest TVs for 2015
Are you in the market for a new TV? Is your current TV about to bite the bullet? Is it time to invest in a TV that has all the latest modern features you have been missing out on?
Considering how much time people spend watching television, buying a new TV is an important decision. Sure, you can opt for a generic brand TV and save a few bucks, but is it worth sacrificing other features?
Every year, much like auto makers, TV manufacturers offer new and improved features to enhance your viewing experience at home. Look at how far televisions have come over the last decade or so. We have gone from big and bulky floor models to sleek and slender flat screens we mount on the wall.
Knowing What You Are Looking for Is Important
When assessing your television options, it’s important to know what you want. Here are some questions to consider:
- What is your budget?
- What features are important to you?
- Do you have a brand preference?
- Will you use the TV to access the Internet and online applications?
- How big of a TV do you want?
- Where will the TV be placed? (living room, man cave, bedroom)
- What is your timeline for purchasing? Can you hold out for a deal?
Thinking about these questions will help you better understand what you are looking for before you search online to check out your TV options in the store.
Hottest TVs for 2015
So, what are the hottest new TVs in 2015? Which TVs should you consider as part of your purchase decision?
Here are some of the latest TVs to come to market:
Samsung JS9500 HD/4K LED TVs (65- and 88-inches)
This curved screen TV is based on Samsung's new nanocrystal screens, using super-efficient blue LED backlights, creating a wonderful at home viewing experience.
LG's EG9900 77-Inch Bending OLED TV
Prefer a flat screen over the new curved screens? No problem. This TV gives you both options. The TV features “a motorized ultra HD screen that can switch from flat to curved, or vice versa, in a few seconds. Beyond the contortionist trick, the 77-inch EG9900 packs nearly every other feature LG has, including the company's latest webOS+ smart-TV operating system, which should run lickety-split on the set's deca-core processor,” says Sean Captain on Tom’s Guide.
Sony X910C 0.2-Inch Thick 4K TV (75 inches)
Looking for a sleek looking TV with maximum screen and minimal border? This one is for you. But what makes it unique is that this TV is only 4.9mm thick, and has all the features you are looking for in a TV, including ultra HD streaming.
TCL 110-inch Curved LCD 4K TV
Go big or go home, right? This 110-inch curved LCD TV is one of biggest TVs you can buy. This is the ultimate TV to have when watching the big game.
Are you planning on purchasing a television in 2015? What features and purchase considerations are most important when considering your options?
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