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[Monseratto]

Also TV prices fell have China and SKorea brands to thank for. Prices during 2010 when Japanese brands still dominated the market were quite high. Nowadays there's only Sony though it's screen are not even Japanese that's wholly Japanese owned that's left in the Market.

Samething happened with Android smartphones and soon with cars...

bakit ang mura ng TV ngayon

kasi may kalaban ang TV

many people watch content on phones

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di pwede siga mag presyo mga TV manufacturer ngayon

1st, there are more TV manufacturers than ever before

2nd, many people aren't buying TVs

meron naman phone / tablet / laptop / desktop

[uls]

Also TV prices fell have China and SKorea brands to thank for. Prices during 2010 when Japanese brands still dominated the market were quite high. Nowadays there's only Sony though it's screen are not even Japanese that's wholly Japanese owned that's left in the Market.

Samething happened with Android smartphones and soon with cars...

china made it possible for low income people to live like middle class

kita mo mga bahay ng low income kompleto sa gamit

may tv, ref, washing machine, rice cooker, electric fan etc

pero syempre bad ang china haha

[_Cathy_]

Also TV prices fell have China and SKorea brands to thank for. Prices during 2010 when Japanese brands still dominated the market were quite high. Nowadays there's only Sony though it's screen are not even Japanese that's wholly Japanese owned that's left in the Market.

Samething happened with Android smartphones and soon with cars...

No!!! We have enough cars on the road [emoji24]

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[JohnM]

Pleasantly surprised that TCL upgraded my pre-pandemic TV's firmware from plain Android to AndroidTV. I lost hope na may update sya kasi based on the FW version it looked like a PH branch that will never be updated. New FW fixed a lot of bugs and performance improvement is very noticeable.

[Gumusut_Amige]

the cheap Skyworth 32" TV in the kitchen just lost its backlight. probably just needs a backlight driver board but it's a hassle to fix but instead of getting another $hitty TV with garbage TN panel i went for a computer monitor instead. AOC 27" with IPS panel. P6600 only. it's quite big for a 1080p so the pixels are huge but that's OK my chromecast is 1080p anyway

yung 55" skyworth namin ay napalitan na ng board (7K pesos) pero ngayon hindi na pwede sa netflix. ewan ko kung kailangan lang ng firmware upgrade para gumana.
di na kami bibili nitong skyworth brand.

maigi pa yung mga Devant namin hanggang ngayon wala pang mga issues.

[Ry_Tower]

yung 55" skyworth namin ay napalitan na ng board (7K pesos) pero ngayon hindi na pwede sa netflix. ewan ko kung kailangan lang ng firmware upgrade para gumana.
di na kami bibili nitong skyworth brand.

maigi pa yung mga Devant namin hanggang ngayon wala pang mga issues.

Devant and TCL seems worth it for the affordable brands.

[misseksaherada]

Best alternative sa Sony, tingin ko is TCL, kapag dito ka sa Pilipinas.. Sony, TCL and Hisense ang merong Google TV..
At kung physical store ka bibili either Abenson or SM, sila makakausap mo sa warranty (replacement for brand new).. Maayos yung mga updates ni TCL sa user interface nya.. Kaya kahit luma na ang model, mabilis pa din ang performance, baka dahil sa partnership nila sa Google TV..

"We are excited to partner with TCL to bring Google TV to customers around the world. Google TV is a more helpful and delightful TV experience that helps users find the content they love," said Shobana Radhakrishnan, Senior Engineering Director, Google TV.

Source: TCL Announces its Google TV Launch at CES221 to Offer Very Best Content with Superb Viewing Experience

[_Cathy_]

Our Sharp 32" in LED TV conked out na. The same model is still available at Anson's for P8,898 but this is the 3rd one over many years and I think it's sirain. I have good experience with Hisense (lasted us 7 years)

Sharp 2T-C32CB1M 32in LED TV - Ansons

Next size is 43" and all smart tv so I am choosing among Hisense, Devant and Skyworth. It will be used with regular cable TV and maybe will learn how to use Netflix? Which is the most durable brand?

Hisense 43A4GS 43in Smart TV
Vidaa U Operating System
Enhanced Color Imaging
Netflix / YouTube
₱14,800

Hisense 43A4GS 43in Smart TV - Ansons

Devant 43STW101 43in Full HD webOS TV
FREE Devant SWS-01B Soundwave Speaker worth ₱4,450
webOS Operating System
ThinQ Voice Command
Dolby Digital Plus
₱14,800

Devant 43STW11 43in Full HD webOS TV - Ansons

Skyworth 43STD4000 43in Smart TV
Borderless Design
Trochilus Engine
Coocaa Lite 3.0 OS System
₱12,990

Skyworth 43STD4 43in Smart TV - Ansons

[Ry_Tower]

Our Sharp 32" in LED TV conked out na. The same model is still available at Anson's for P8,898 but this is the 3rd one over many years and I think it's sirain. I have good experience with Hisense (lasted us 7 years)

Sharp 2T-C32CB1M 32in LED TV - Ansons

Next size is 43" and all smart tv so I am choosing among Hisense, Devant and Skyworth. It will be used with regular cable TV and maybe will learn how to use Netflix? Which is the most durable brand?

Hisense 43A4GS 43in Smart TV
Vidaa U Operating System
Enhanced Color Imaging
Netflix / YouTube
₱14,800

Hisense 43A4GS 43in Smart TV - Ansons

Devant 43STW101 43in Full HD webOS TV
FREE Devant SWS-01B Soundwave Speaker worth ₱4,450
webOS Operating System
ThinQ Voice Command
Dolby Digital Plus
₱14,800

Devant 43STW11 43in Full HD webOS TV - Ansons

Skyworth 43STD4000 43in Smart TV
Borderless Design
Trochilus Engine
Coocaa Lite 3.0 OS System
₱12,990

Skyworth 43STD4 43in Smart TV - Ansons

Devant seems to be a reliable brand based on how many I see using them.

[_Cathy_]

Thanks. I watched reviews on Smart TVs and now I am thinking if I should just buy the exact same regular LED because my Mom only uses cable TV so she might get confused with a Smart TV?