How old is your primary TV?

[Jimmy]

1 hour ago, PhillyB said:

me too

Same here. 

[davos]

I had a Samsung 50" from 2012.  It was the model they had a settlement over but mine self-imploded a month after the warranty expired.

Now---2015 Sony 46" 1080

[pstall]

3 yr old Samsung 46. May get a 50 for the living room this fall.

[YourMomsLover]

2013 60" Insignia. Amazing picture, shitty ass sound. Like 2 tweeters in the bitch with zero bass. Gotta buy a surround at some point.

[Arroz con Panther]

Well, I purchased a 60" Samsung on Thanksgiving last year.  Thank God I purchased it from Costco because the screen had image retention problems last month...about a week away from the 90 day return policy or whatever it is.  Called Costco who transferred me to Samsung  who had a certified company come out and fix it the next week for free.  I don't know if I got a lemon or what, but my Vizio I purchased in 2007 is still going strong.

[Hotsauce]

125in Projector 5yrs

65in Sharp Aquos 4K less than 1 year

55in Sharp Aquos LCD 7yrs

42in Samsung LED 5yrs

42in Samsung Plasma 5yrs

27in Sharp Aquos 8yrs

I got a lot of Fing TVs...I also have 5 toilets in my casa...I pretty much poop on a rotating schedule.

 

 

[Hotsauce]

I keep a 42in Samsung LCD mounted outside year round in the elements. 

No cover, it just sits under an overhang and streams Netflix and sports like a boss. 

It has survived a year outside. I think I paid like $300 for it(?).  I was planning on building a weather proof box around it, but they are so cheap nowadays that I will just buy it, if it craps out, but it seems to be holding up. 

If it's warm, and not cold, after we put the kids to bed, we chill on the back deck every night and usually watch TV. 

[Arroz con Panther]

29 minutes ago, Hotsauce said:

I keep a 42in Samsung LCD mounted outside year round in the elements. 

No cover, it just sits under an overhang and streams Netflix and sports like a boss. 

It has survived a year outside. I think I paid like $300 for it(?).  I was planning on building a weather proof box around it, but they are so cheap nowadays that I will just buy it, if it craps out, but it seems to be holding up. 

If it's warm, and not cold, after we put the kids to bed, we chill on the back deck every night and usually watch TV. 

How many bug bites do you have?

[Hotsauce]

5 minutes ago, Arroz con Panther said:

How many bug bites do you have?

We fair pretty well against bugs with a screened in porch. Plus bugs don't bite you if your drinking wine...it's science. 

[Ja Rhule]

7 hours ago, Hotsauce said:

125in Projector 5yrs

65in Sharp Aquos 4K less than 1 year

55in Sharp Aquos LCD 7yrs

42in Samsung LED 5yrs

42in Samsung Plasma 5yrs

27in Sharp Aquos 8yrs

I got a lot of Fing TVs...I also have 5 toilets in my casa...I pretty much poop on a rotating schedule.

 

 

Sharp Aquos are awesome.  I got 2010 42' Sharp Aquos...  Love it.

[Floppin]

2016 70inch Samsung suhd 8500 series

[Chimera]

All the HDMI ports are dead on my six year old LED. I had to rearrange so my cable box is connected via component and all my other stuff (consoles, roku) is connected to other, smaller TVs in different rooms.

I'm currently waiting on more HDR models to hit the market before replacing. I currently have my eye on a Sony model, whatever their version of quantum dots is called.

However, to avoid being on the losing end of a format war, I'm making sure it's compatible with both HDR and Dolby Vision.

[pantherclaw]

Only reason I had to replace my original flatscreen samsung was due to a weeble wooble chucked from an angry 18 month old. True story. 

So my almost 4 year old 51 inch is still just as sweet as the day i hooked it up. 

#SamsungForLife

[h0llywood]

I bought a used TV from Craigslist from a guy who's business went down and this was 6 years ago so the TV is probably closer to 10 years old now. It is a 55" Westinghouse Plasma flatscreen. It is still working but you can see burnt images on the screen where the inputs are from the TV being left on. Still a great tv but will probably go towards a smart tv