Best TV & Soundbar/Speaker Setups Under $1000 | Budget Home Theater Picks

[@Swagnoor19]

This is a great idea! Would love to see a HT setup with a 3k, 5k, etc budget as well

[@jjsantangelo49]

Don’t forget the 2k budget

[@Sas-wk9lj]

why not 10k, 20k 50k 100k, he'd be more than happy to fulfil your wi$h lololol

[@h2oyah]

I don't usually comment, but I've been a fan for awhile and I'm happy with these picks as well. I got last yr's model of Hisense U7H for under $500 through costco and that exact vizio soundbar! I would do it again in a heartbeat. Best bang for buck and loving every moment of it.

[@TheDuckMaster12]

Not currently a Costco member, if you don’t mind, how did you get it for so cheap from there? Are they always that cheap?

[@ivenhoho]

I recently purchased a 65" Sony X90L for my 90-year-old father-in-law. It was on sale for $899, which I regarded as a good value, esp. as it was his $$. I considered the Hisense U7 and U8, but the reliability of those Chinese brands seems murky and I didn't want him to worry about repair hassles

[@LaskaiTamas23]

Just dont fool yourself. X90l is an average TV. VA - FALD with 40k contrast ratio and mid brightness. The U8K destroys that TV in every aspect including picture quality. It is brighter and have far better contrast ratio (160K). U8K is twice as bright as the X90L (2100 nits v 900 nits) in a 10% windows and has less blooming thanks its 1000+ LD zones (X90L has 88 lol). So yeah. You made a bad choice. Just accept it.

[@markiep8477]

@@LaskaiTamas23 Wow. You typed all that just to be jerk to a stranger on the internet.

[@LaskaiTamas23]

@@markiep8477 And he typed all that to justify his purchase, namely, an average TV for 900. He paid for the brand not for the picture quality.

[@richardpenman5910]

I appreciate having more info. Thanks

[@jaronmiller7626]

Love the switch up on videos. This is great. Especially when I may be willing to spend a lot on certain technology but your friends just don’t the same way. This is excellent.

[@gabeh6]

Seeing some of the comments… I also think it would be nice to see you cover a higher budget around $2,500 or $3,000 and maybe even a $5,000? Thank you for doing this! Really enjoy watching your content.

[@Sas-wk9lj]

Why no $50k, $100k....he'd be more than happy to fulfil your wi$h, lolololo

[@cameronluker2193]

Basically did this 2 years ago for my Man Cave. TCL 55R646 - buggy when first purchased. A couple software updates later, ZERO COMPLAINTS. Vizio M512A-H6 - bought on sale for like $350. Solid performance, easy setup. Then…I added a PS5 and the Series X. Oops

[@davidpalmer4184]

Hi Caleb, your comment at the end of the video about TV size brought back a memory of when I was shopping for a TV. The salesman (Iknow they say things to make you spend more money) said something that struck me as being the truth. He said "I have been doing this job for years and no-one has ever come back to the store and said that the TV they bought is too big"

[@Mallemartinnn]

Such a great feeling to watch this video 7 months later and having bought the exact TV you recommend at the time of this video. Bought the Hisense U7K as my first TV and am so amazed. Funnily enough I only see this video 7 months later. What won me over was the IMAX Enhanced mode. That is so freaking cool. Plus it supports Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, DTS X, you name it. The biggest bang for buck for sure

[@XavierWoodsofIndianapolis]

It’s so true. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve said the same thing to my clients. Somebody asked me if spending $500 more for an OLED is worth it over the X90L. I told him think about how much you make an hour and how quickly you make $500. Then think about letting that small amount of time and money take away from a 7-10 year experience.

[@patrickb.3179]

I love your content so much Caleb. I am always so excited when I see you have a new video out. Great job as always my man

[@anthonylentine5176]

This is saying a lot. This may have been your best video yet. At least for me. Exactly the information I've been looking for! Thanks!

[@eltrainlane]

I'd love ot see a video about building a great system over time. Like what amazing expandable components to buy over time. I've always wanted like an old school entertainment room and it would be a fun series to do like TVs vs projectors and the pros and cons of different all-in-one systems vs receiver based systems etc. I know that's been done by other channels and maybe y'all have done it. But a new series in the new space would be tight.

[@aaronrobbins1458]

Thank Caleb. The dollars per enjoyment hour really does give me pause on what TV I should buy. I've been humming and hawwing about what to buy for a while now and going for the best possible TV I can afford just seems like the best choice when you put it that way

[@etdwh]

I wanted to get a new TV and sound bar during the Black Friday sales. The combo I wanted was still out of my budget. Started to consider downgrading either TV or soundbar or both, but in the end decided to just get the TV I wanted (Sony A80L 65”) without the soundbar. So happy I decided to delay the soundbar purchase and get the TV I wanted instead. I’m sure more sales will come along soon or better soundbars or audio solutions would come next year

[@jp93309]

I’d vote for a separate video on budget stereo gear building. Not everyone, me included, use their tvs for stereo listening. So many new products from streamers, cd players and dedicated stereo receivers to showcase.

[@AustinT97]

I'm always a fan of these "How much tech can we get with this budget" style videos. I'd like to see a video of what you could get with a $2000 budget.

[@Sas-wk9lj]

He'd be happy to sell you junk worth $4k, $10k and so on😂

[@loudryka]

I would love to see a $1k budget for just theater sound system. Receiver + speakers only

[@Sas-wk9lj]

that's too ambitious demand, isn't it?

[@loudryka]

@@Sas-wk9lj definitely not. You can get a decent 7.2 receiver for $400. Then $600 is enough for a beginner 5.1 setup

[@Sas-wk9lj]

@@loudryka 'decent receiver for $400' is an oxymoron statement dude unless you don't really care or know about sound quality. Instead Samsung Q990B/C soundbar would be a great value, its Dolby Atmos performance is stunning at that price point (below $1k). Get one and you can thank me later ;)

[@warpathh]

If you have a Sony TV, the HT-A7000 is unbeatable

[@trendyprojectors4743]

With careful planning and some DIY spirit, you can build a fantastic home theater experience under $1000

[@Mach141]

Just ordered the U6K in 75" for $650, no sales tax and free shipping. Should be here next week! Hope its as good as everyone says...its like a no brainer...75 inches of magnificent screen for $650...yes please. I have no desire or need for a 120hz screen or a brighter picture, so the U7k took a back seat. I don't use my TV for gaming. My 8 year old Vizio 60" just has too many issues....never again Vizio. Dont let me down Hisense!

[@MrDilldock]

50 inch is more than enough for my small condo living space. I'm 6 ft from my couch to the tv and it looks plenty large.

[@jerryberry2002]

Thanks for the helpful advice. I followed your general guideline with a couple changes, I went with a 65" TCL Q7 , the Yamaha YAS-209 soundbar, and a Sony UHD Blu Ray player with enough left out of a grand to buy lunch.

[@JamesGowan]

It’s a little older but my Vizio P series 85” is amazing! Bought on Caleb’s recommendation a few years ago!

[@danieldougan269]

It's interesting that you mentioned a turntable. I have one, and one of the biggest problems I have is with furniture. You can't just put most turntables inside of a TV stand because you have to be able to access them from the top and open the lid. An easy, space-saving solution to this would be to build pullout drawers in a TV stand, but it's extremely rare to see this. The best speakers many people have these days are used for TV and connected to A/V receivers, so it makes sense if you have a turntable, you should integrate it into your home theater. But space is my biggest problem. I also have two NAS boxes (primary and backup) and a bunch of physical media discs to store. It would be great if I could find a TV stand that works for all this stuff. I am a renter, and I don't want to mount my TV on the wall.

[@PhiLLyPhiLLz]

I just got the tcl QM8 thanks to your review. And I freaking love it. Movie mode = 🔥, streaming = 🔥, PS5 gaming = 🔥 🤯

[@guranjansingh320]

Caleb I've enjoyed watching your Videos for many years now. I love the way you present information. In some magical way this can relate to all viewers from "nit nerds" to every day consumer while keeping the videos short, concise and entertaining. A true talent!

[@TheSrAtlanta]

Super helpful! Suggest doing the same thing at $2k and $3k budgets. Been watching for awhile as I am looking to replace my 11 yo 55" TV and soundbar. Thx!

[@joecamps1119]

Just bought a 65 inch QM8. Absolutely size up, huge regret because the itch for a new tv didn’t go away.

[@roco9504]

In my case, on Black Friday I got the 55” u7 to upgrade from a 49” but it was to big. But there really isn’t many good options at under 50”! Ended up getting the 48” A2 and really love it. If I already didn’t have a sound system, and sticking with the $1000 budget i’d personally get the Yamaha all in 1 home theater system. I know for your average person they would want to deal with an actual receiver and wiring, but in my case that’s perfectly fine

[@starshipfpv]

💙 I have the S95B with phillip hue lights and it's awesome. I want to upgrade to the Sony HT A9 surround next to complete my game room

[@wynkoop2000]

Based upon your previous recommendation, I picked up the 55” Hisense U7K on a Black Friday deal for $478 and could not be happier! The picture is amazing, black levels are excellent, and colors are superb! I am also super pleased because, unlike other TVs that I’ve owned, it supports Dolby Atmos, pass-through via HDMI, so I can take advantage of all the functions that my Apple TV offers. This TV is far superior to anything I’ve owned or seen in this price range! Also, one unexpected benefit is that, even though my old TV supposedly fully supported various surroundsound formats, the sound simply sounds better coming out of my home theater system using this TV. I didn’t do a side-by-side comparison, so maybe some of it in my head, but it really does seem to be all around a much better TV in every way.

[@Sas-wk9lj]

What does it really even mean 'it's far superior than any othr tv in this price range'. Either it's a great TV or it isn't, either you like it or you don't, how does price play any role here in your liking the TV, unless you're fooling yourself to justify your expenditure

[@wynkoop2000]

@@Sas-wk9lj I’m talking about the value proposition for people who are on a budget. If I have a $500 budget, I want to get the best performing TV in that budget. Same thing if I have $1000 budget. It’s a pretty simple concept. I’m suggesting is this particular TV outperforms anything I’ve ever owned, and I don’t feel compelled to spend a lot of money on a TV, so I’m pretty happy with it. I don’t need to justify anything.

[@Sas-wk9lj]

@@wynkoop2000 I hear you. My only objection is to add that 'in this price range' is where I find it annoying in general. Ex. you have a chair or a sofa and it gives you the comfort in seating as per your liking. From where does 'in this price range' even become a remote factor in your finding comfort in sitting on it? If a product is good, it's just good for what 'it is' for its intrinsic quality and not because of comparison basis. Having that 'value for money' conceptual gain is and should be a secondary thing.

[@Sas-wk9lj]

@@wynkoop2000 You see it's kind of condescending to say it is good 'in this price range'. As if you're implying there was more to be desired in terms of quality but I don't resent that because I got what I paid for! Absolutely not, this is where we are cheating ourselves or they are making fool of us to believe that we should be contented with the slightly inferior quality 'at the price we paid' and that we could have got better than this if we could afford the $1500 price range model. Instead of what should have been a normal regular thing to get a quality product in return on budget (relative term) price, you feel like a winner that you got lucky there yo win some kind of jackpot, just like we feel rewarded if we can get 3 years of warranty at the price of one, lol. While, it should have been the regular thing to offer 5 years of warranty if the product was really built off quality.

[@wynkoop2000]

@@Sas-wk9lj I hope this isn’t offensive, but I find you much more condescending than what I said. Telling someone else how they should think is very condescending. Having said that, I don’t think it’s intentional. I get what you’re saying, and you’re entitled to your own way of thinking.

[@nestormcdade13]

Loved the video! Learned a lot!

[@LeezahB]

Very fun Round-Up for budget home theater systems. I really like these! 🥰

[@Bat_Boy]

What about earbuds? Esp. If you live in an apartment.

[@TigerTT]

Not earbuds but the Skullcandy Crusher Evo definitely does the job for movies and whatnot.

[@ryanbaker7404]

Great video, as always, Caleb. Stuff like this is awesome to have on hand when helping family/friends who may not be as well versed in The Community as us true AV Nerds (TM)! We're really in a golden age of display tech and home entertainment in general. For a grand, just as you show, you can get multiple combos of setups for pennies a day. I don't miss my 483 lines of NTSC broadcast on my 26" CRT. Don't get me wrong...I'm glad I lived to see that tech as well. It makes me appreciate today's just that much more, but I definitely wouldn't want to go back. Thank you!

[@LeezahB]

Love this post Ryan!! Hope you are doing well!😀

[@ryanbaker7404]

@@LeezahB Yes ma'am, we're all good. Picking up some extra shifts at the ER over the coming weeks, so hopefully an OLED is in the not too distant future! Hope you're doing well, too!

[@LeezahB]

@@ryanbaker7404 Hope you get it soon!!🥰

[@ghostshellakira]

My Samsung HLS-6767WX DLP 61-inch TV finally died! 18 years I've cherished this TV and worth the $4500 price tag I paid in 2005. I've been watching your video content for a bit now, I'm excited to move forward in my new purchase of a new TV and surround sound. Thanks for all the great info... it's helped me out immensely!

[@Sas-wk9lj]

I reckon there're many viewers who might not have heard of that model or even born by then or old enough to register that model ever existed, lol. Those were the times of quality products. Don't think today's TVs would last that long.

[@ghostshellakira]

@Sas-wk9lj I agree with your reply. Those were the days... pay 35 dollars if your lamp went out and be good for another 5 years. Thanks for making me feel like a dinosaur lol... cheers to a good life and TV's that can last past 8 years!

[@Sas-wk9lj]

@@ghostshellakira That makes two of us ( dinosaur that is) 🤣

[@dustinwenzel1446]

Please do a surround system at different budget options

[@LCE040490]

Thoughts on the HT-A700, SR5's rears and the SW5 sub?

[@Barbarapape]

With over 50 years of experience in A/V consumer electronics my advice is save up and buy the best you can afford one item at a time. This way you won't be wanting to upgrade for a while. There is nothing wrong with buying used gear that is in full working order and mint codition. If it was my money i would avoid entry level products, you will quickly regret buying them they only give you a hint of how good the higher end ones are. Start with a well respected TV, ie not one from China, then as funds permit buy a good surround system either a soundbar or seperates if you can accomodate them, just ensure that you can live with how they sound. Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither can a good A/V system, take your time and avoid impulse buys just because they are on an offer.

[@harefamily1]

I have the 65u8k and I love it

[@larmindy1]

This was the kind of video I have been waiting for from you. Yes, looking at a Hisense 65er on next tv for living room area, renter so limited space. Really, really want a turntable to add to my system...hoping for some recommendations but didn't see any in description. We use 2 alexa studios and sub for our sound system (quote un quote). So hit me up, is it even possible to run a turntable to TV and eArc back to the Fire Stick for sound? And, which turntable is recommended? Btw, my daughter is now really into albums/vinyl would love to grab her a better one than the cheap one she has now.....really wish I kept my parents old cabinet stereo from the 60's.

[@user-hf8ie8mf3n]

Great video C. I think budget segments are fun, and the opportunities are endless. Cool stuff. 👍🤪🏳️‍🌈

[@BoondockSaintRyan]

Great video. Realistic scenarios. One thing I think you should have mentioned is buying used, and doing your homework. Working in the tech/telecom industry has shown me that people are way too quick to spend money on things without knowing the first thing about them, how to use them, how to hook it up, or what to do when something doesn't work. We need to slow down and do our due diligence. Less money on our local Feel Squad, and more time combing Reddit threads or Marketplace/Craigslist.

[@tchall8153]

Great video. Loved the system building ideas.

[@jonathanzappala]

I got that vizio sound bar for $350 Black Friday time 2022. Great purchase

[@zachlowery6389]

Wondering why the soundbar recommendation was the old version? Is the M512a-H6 better than the newer M513e-K6?

[@HelloJoseph83]

55” U7K $479 during Black Friday. Sold out quick everywhere.

[@erikmarschang2245]

I wish this video was out before i bought my last TV! My main living room TV i bought on a budget and does the job but i dont enjoy it a ton.

[@Kevinb1821]

Just buy things in stages. Start with tv. Then a good streaming box and a quality 4K player. Then a quality receiver and great stereo speakers. Then a sub. Then a center channel and rears. Then some atmos speakers and 2 more channels if you need it. I’m just not into soundbars. Nothing replaces a great receiver and good speakers

[@santiagogoitiamedina4762]

My U7K its increíble and I have a Yamaha RX-V465, I know it isn't Dolby Atmos but the sound and image is increíble

[@KennyPerry-t6w]

So helpful!! My wife really liked it

[@MarkusSellmann]

As always great video, Caleb! Home Entertainment at a reasonable value has always been a challenge to me. And it really can get to an obsession to optimize your gear step by step. That's the way it went for me in purchasing the best TV to fulfill my needs by having the best price performance. After years of shifting up my expectations in picture quality, which caused the purchasing of a new TV every 2 - 3 years, I finally took the step up to a 77" LG OLED, which turned out to be more expensive as I planned. But the joy this OLED brings to our living room can't be outweighed with money. It was worth every Euro!

[@sandyhopkins6098]

Caleb,I am spending about 1000.00 on a tv , want a 65 inch. I get so aggravated when watching movies and the surrounding in the movie are dark because of the type of movie it is, that I can not see anything on the picture except dark . I can’t make out the people or any background. Can you recommend a tv that has more light on dark movies ?

[@ganstaevo]

I like this, thanks for making the effort for those of us with limited budgets 👍🏼

[@Sas-wk9lj]

He helps you 'create budget for the TV that you didn't need in the first place' 🤣

[@ACHILLESR32]

I also sit about 7ft away from my 65" X90L 😂. First few days it felt like i was in a theater, upgrade ld from 49" X900E

[@jeremynebraska]

Very helpful!! Thank you, Caleb!

[@dtmfool789]

Is the 2.1 version of that Vizio sound bar any good? I don’t need the full surround sound and don’t want the bookshelves.

[@neleig]

Excellent as always. Thanks.

[@angelayala7922]

Can anyone speak for Hisense’s longevity?

[@twu2023]

U7km vs Sony x90k?? I can get the Sony open box for the almost the same price as the Hisense here in Canada.

[@therealisticgooner8267]

An intriguing choice of topic given the survey answer ! Since most homes in the U.S would choose a 65” screen , your $1000 seems to realistically only allow for a 55” and as someone who’s about to upgrade from a 55” to a 65” I can’t but wonder would a screen size rather than a monetary amount be a better option ? I note also no part of the budget was allocated to wall brackets nor HDMI cables all of which I will need since my old Sony isn’t the only thing needing upgrading 🤪 Re your product list… I assume you only get a financial benefit from sales in the USA and not over seas ? You guys are so so lucky having a store like Best Buy , the stores in the uk are laughable compared to a Best Buy.

[@supremekizzle]

How would you spend $2k on audio alone? That's my dilemma. I have a Samsung q990, but I hate it. Dialogue is too quiet while action sounds are way too loud. Only thing that helps is night mode, but then no subwoofer.

[@WillThrillin]

If $500 is your budget for sound, I just got the Vizio p-series elevate and it absolutely pounds. It’s in my bedroom and I can’t believe the sound it puts out.

[@PhilipeeAlberto]

What's the best soundbar under £120? Dolby would be a bonus

[@Atharun18999]

Vizio M AIO soundbar for $144 or the V 5.1 for $150 is solid value. The Vizio M 5.1.2 for ~ $300 is a great deal. A 55 inch U7K for ~ $500. Save a little extra for govee or phillips lighting and speaker stands. Walmart had the Roku Ultra for $34. Thats an insane deal.

[@Chris-de4km]

Can you do a comparison of the VIZIO M-Series 5.1 Premium Sound Bar with Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, Bluetooth, Wireless Subwoofer and Alexa Compatibility, M51ax-J6, 2022 Model vs. the Klipsch Cinema 400 Sound Bar + 8Inch Wireless Subwoofer with HDMIARC,Black (Which would you pick)

[@michaelgrant3619]

Very helpful video. In fact I would like to see the best Walmart TV, and best smaller size TV like 50" and below.

[@dastankuspaev9217]

U7k isn't sold in my area😢

[@matthewstringfield8924]

What do you think of this model LG - 86” Class UQ75 Series LED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV

[@michaelwyckoff7593]

It's funny to me that Vizio soundbars seem to be better than their TVS. Their tv's suffer from poor quality control issues. 😂

[@lycanhd]

HEY CALEB! I have the U8K 55" in my bedroom. Yes, the sound is good but I want much more and I thought a matching Hisense Soundbar/Sub/Surrounds would be great but i'm torn between the AX5120G or the Vizio M512a-H6. Pass-through of TrueHD and Dolby Vision is extremely important and so is DTS:X.

[@danielthibodeaux935]

Thank you for this video! More like this, Please

[@mrsuri33]

what about the tcl c805 in us i think 755 as a tv

[@nicoswow]

Hi...got a soundbar (ht s5000 sony atmos), nvidia shield which i used to upgrade my 2017 sony lcd. What would you recommend? I dont need upscaling , atmos, good os (shield does all this). So the question is...what is the tv that offers best picture quality (and gaming 120-144) without throwing any money in sound or the other features...

[@markbratt6058]

I really liked the video and thought it was very informative. Can you make one for a $2000 budget or how about for a bedroom setup? I'm in the process of updating my TVs in the house to be all 4K tvs. I have a 10 year old Sony 5.1 surround sound box system in my bedroom. I was thinking of upgrading to a soundbar surround system. I was thinking about the Sony A5000 with their sub and wireless surround speakers. I also thought the Sonos setup too, but ran out of money for this year. The system won't be used that much, but it will be paired with a Sony 65' 900H. I wanted to go with the soundbar option to clean up the look of my current system.

[@josh3pcsuits932]

I have a dilemma I could have gone with a smaller screen but OLED or got a larger screen top dollar LCD end up going with the LCD with the largest screen Yes the OLED would have been nice but how my living room is so large the larger screen just fit my lifestyle better and I have no regrets

[@tonyvandergriff977]

Caleb, how about the Sony 55” Bravia XR X90L and the Visio M512a-H6…..would this be a good setup?. I know I’m over 1000.00 -but I like Sony. Thanks

[@Quesland]

U8k 65" & Hisense u5120g soundbar works fine for me

[@trailheadjunkie]

After careful research and your past review I decided to buy my first Hisense U7K 55 inch and their dolby 3.1.2 sound bar during Black Friday for my small game room. Overall it’s a decent budget tv and it’s very bright as advertised. I have my PS5 connected to it and it’s a very good for gaming. But I wouldn’t recommend it as your main TV because the viewing angle is not the very good.

[@batmanpraim1023]

I have the JBL 3.1 sound bar and subwoofer and I can't seem to find a good review on it. I'm upgrading my TV to the LG c3 and just want to know if my sound bar is good or if I need to upgrade. Please help

[@MrOmega52]

This show matches my current budget, in fact I just recently bought the samsung hw-q60b to replace another samsung sound bar I bought 15 years ago with 7 series 46" 3d television, don't remember those model numbers though. Currently I looking to get a good 40" TV for the bedroom that is 120hz and bled. Any ideas there.

[@dennyepresley6082]

Love your reviews Caleb, how about a video on whether it's worth buying that bargain TV before Xmas or waiting for the January sale? ❤

[@theworsthokage3015]

What about the Vizio m series m512E-K6? Watched the video on the other one you reviewed.. thought I bought it but I bought the slightly more expensive one. Also it ships sooner than the one you recommended.. also I’m at 2:34 so if I’m commenting for no point then dang it.

[@AMontL]

Great content, as always. This is great for someone starting out, but personally I am in a spot of where and what to upgrade. I have a JVC X35 (rs46) I got for $200 last year, butiss the HDR and I find myself down grading from 150in to 55in TCL 6 series 2016. I know a system consists of a lot more than this, but to list my entire set up here would be a bit much. I do have an avr 5.1 system. This is probably too extensive to get into for each person's specific set up.

[@BigDaddy_BHJ1977]

? Apple HomePod /2 mini or Vizio all in one

[@menswearhous]

Is the U7 75inch better than the Q7 75 inch?

[@RyuMoto]

Hi! I've been binging your videos in prep for spending some big $$ at least for me. One thing I haven't been able to figure out is if it's ok to place a soundbar (atmos) behind a TV. I will have the TV mounted on the fireplace mantel via a retractable mount to place it at eye level when in use but then it will be in front of the soundbar. I was considering the Vizio 5.1 recommendation so not sure if that would pair well with the Sony A80L I've been obsessing over or if getting the Sony soundbar 5.1 will be worth the money since it has some proprietary pairing advantages with the A80L? Also, my viewing distance is only 6-7ft. I worry that a 77" is too big?

[@keithknechg3217]

Off subject but have you heard any buzz about IMAIF (?) a "new" sound format samsung and google are collaborating on.suposedly a alternative to atmos? Just wondering,btw fun vid as always,interesting subject.

[@fonkenful]

Gee, exactly what the home entertainment marketplace needs, yet another format. 🫣 Anyone here remember the ‘70s quadraphonic wars, or maybe tales from their gramps about them?

[@LaskaiTamas23]

I just cannot decide between the 65G3 and the 75C3. They have the same price. It is really hard.

[@Sas-wk9lj]

From the many reviews, it seems 75C3 would be a value buy. The immersive bigger screen would make up for that little better brightness in picture in G3

[@LaskaiTamas23]

@@Sas-wk9lj it is not little and MLA has better color brightness too. I wait until 77G3 comes down a bit

[@albg9272]

Any know how well the Samsung HW-Q60C or Klipsch Cinema 400 work for PS5/Xbox Series X systems?? I unfortunately don’t have the space for something like the Vizio on my tv stand so I’m hoping the Samsung or Klipsch would do a great job while saving space & money!

[@PhilipeeAlberto]

Just copped the TCL C645 85 inch for 1200, for me I'd rather a 20inch bigger TV than brighter colours my eyes would get used to anyways!

[@SpartanGoku]

My new TCL QM8, when tap power button it turn off in standby mode. When hold down power button it shut off tv completely. Is it ok to only put in standby mode everyday or do I need to shut it off completely too?

[@mangakey]

This what I got for 1000$ this Holiday season ......TCL 6 series R646 TV 400$ , Samsung Q7CB soundbar with wireless sub 100$ , PlayStation 5 Console Marvel's Spider-Man 2 Bundle...500$...

[@chrisbullock6477]

I war really hoping Klipsch would have a decent sale on The Sevens or The Nines

[@jRob15]

Costco just sold out of this TCL 65" Class - R635 Series - 4K UHD Mini-LED QLED 120Hz refresh rate and I missed out 😡 it was $499 😩

[@JoseHerrera-me8xc]

65inch

[@kelvinloo5839]

Hi Caleb, thanks for your great info on your videos including this. Been an avid fan for quite a while now. Just a question. What is the tv you will recommend between 85-100inch tv? It will be wall mounted and in a bright room. Thanks. Looking to pair the tv with a wall mounted soundbar.

[@InstinctVSM]

I got my 55” Hisense U7K at Black Friday for $415 ☺️ so I guess it was a mega insane value

[@Eli-zb2yj]

First, I need $ 1k to spend

[@AndNowThis..]

@DigitalTrends, I was thinking about getting two Echo studios and an Amazon subwoofer for my bedroom. Do you think it’ll be a good choice plus it’ll give me that Dolby surround sound? Thank you.