5 Best 3D TVs in the US - July 2020
What 3D TV to Buy in June 2020?
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| A very economical to run and fully featured full hd 50" television, with a cheap price. It features voice control and motion control, is 3D and supports timeshift. | A fully featured and economical to run 4K 64.5" TV, with a fair price. It supports Wi-Fi, screen mirroring and parental controls and is 3D. | The highest review score 4K TV available. It supports timeshift and Wi-Fi, is 3D and features High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDRI). Multiple reviews mentioned that this TV has brilliant picture quality, it's very good-looking but expensive. | A fully featured and display diagonal 4K 107mm thick TV. It supports Wi-Fi, parental controls and Wi-Fi Direct and is 3D. | A fully featured and multi award winning full hd 54.6" TV. It supports Wi-Fi and Miracast, is 3D and features local dimming. Owners report that this TV has very good picture quality, an excellent contrast ratio but it's expensive. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Timeshift Motion Control Smartphone Remote App Miracast Wi-Fi Direct Voice Control Desktop Stand Included Better Kagoo Score Cheaper by $301 $98 Cheaper to Run Over Five Years Energy Efficiency Rating is Higher Better Brand 6 More Items
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Higher Display Resolution 55mm Thinner Auto Volume Leveler Screen Mirroring Parental Controls High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDRI) Bluetooth Ethernet Port Wi-Fi Direct Desktop Stand Included 4 More Items
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4K 15" Larger Display Diagonal Built-in Subwoofer 34% Higher RMS Rated Power Timeshift High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDRI) Local Dimming Bluetooth Ethernet Port Miracast Newer by 17 Months 19 More Awards Better Expert Reviews Better User Reviews Better Brand 4 Expert Review Sites Gave It a Higher Review Score More Fairly Priced Better At Producing a High Quality Picture 12 More Items
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Higher Display Resolution 15" Larger Display Diagonal Faster Motion Interpolation Frequency Parental Controls Ethernet Port Wi-Fi Direct More Shops Are Selling It 1 More Item
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34% Higher RMS Rated Power Local Dimming Ethernet Port Miracast Wi-Fi Direct OLED Technology Better Brand 2 Expert Review Sites Gave It a Higher Review Score 2 More Items
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4 Times Lower Display Resolution 24% Smaller Display Diagonal Thicker 860Hz Slower Motion Interpolation Frequency 50% Lower RMS Rated Power Does Not Have an Ethernet Port Does Not Feature OLED Technology Not As Many Stockists Older by Over Two Years Expert Review Rating is Hugely Worse User Review Rating is Hugely Worse 2 Expert Review Sites Gave It a Lower Review Score 6 More Items
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1% Smaller Display Diagonal 88% Slower Motion Interpolation Frequency A Lot Lower RMS Rated Power Does Not Feature OLED Technology Worse Kagoo Score $301 More Expensive Less Retailers Over One Year Older More Expensive to Run Over Five Years by 141% Lower User Review Score Worse Brand 5 More Items
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Thicker Does Not Feature OLED Technology Worse Kagoo Score More Expensive by $5,601 Less Retailers $90 More Expensive to Run Over Five Years Lower Energy Efficiency Rating 2 Expert Review Sites Gave It a Lower Review Score 2 More Items
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A Lot Thicker Lower RMS Rated Power Does Not Feature OLED Technology Worse Kagoo Score $999 More Expensive Over Two Years Older Worse Brand 1 More Item
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Only Full Hd Smaller Display Diagonal Thicker Worse Kagoo Score More Expensive by $2,001 Fewer Sellers Older by Over Two Years 14 Less Awards Expert Review Rating is Worse User Review Rating is Much Worse 2 Expert Review Sites Gave It a Lower Review Score 5 More Items
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LG 50LB5800
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The LG 50LB5800 has a Kagoo Score of 83. With a price tag of $399.00 this TV is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the LG 50LB5800 or read our article on whether you should buy a LG TV.
A very economical to run and fully featured full hd 50" television, with a cheap price. It features voice control and motion control, is 3D and supports timeshift.
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12 Reasons For for Choosing the LG 50LB5800
The LG 50LB5800 supports timeshift, and so does the LG 65E6, whereas the LG 55EC9300, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H do not. More ...
'Timeshifting' on a TV is the ability to record movies and programs to be viewed or listened to after the live broadcast.
TVs with timeshifting abilities mean that you don't have to watch programs when they are first broadcast - you can record them and watch them at your leisure.
The LG 50LB5800 features motion control, whereas the LG 55EC9300, the LG 65E6, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H do not. More ...
Motion Control on a TV is a system that allows users to control various functions of their TV (volume, channels, etc) purely with various hand motions, rather than having to use the remote.
Motion controls mean that you can control the TV from your couch without having to find a remote or move to manually change the channel or adjust the settings, leading to a more streamlined experience.
The LG 50LB5800 has a smartphone remote app, but the LG 55EC9300, the LG 65E6, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H do not have this feature. More ...
'Smartphone Remote' states whether the TV has the capability to be controlled using your smartphone, acting as a surrogate remote. This will usually require the installation of an app onto your phone.
Using your smartphone as a remote is helpful because it means that you don't have to use the official remote to control the TV - your smartphone will work instead. Helpful since you will quite often already have it in your pocket!
The LG 50LB5800 supports Miracast, and so do the LG 55EC9300 and the LG 65E6, whereas the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H do not. More ...
Miracast is a peer-to-peer wireless screencasting standard formed via Wi-Fi Direct connections in a manner similar to Bluetooth.
TVs with Miracast can use it to stream media from computers and mobile phones at very high quality without the need to attach cables first, making the whole process far easier.
The LG 50LB5800 supports Wi-Fi Direct (as do the LG 55EC9300, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H), whereas the LG 65E6 does not support this feature. More ...
Wi-Fi Direct is a system to allow your TV to connect directly to other device without requiring a wireless router as a go-between.
Wi-Fi Direct is helpful on a TV because it allows a TV to connect to another device (such as a computer or phone) directly, meaning there is far less setup required - the devices just need to be 'paired' (normally at a press of a button) and the y can transfer data between each other. This is extremely useful for streaming media onto your TV from a computer or phone.
The LG 50LB5800 features voice control, however the LG 55EC9300, the LG 65E6, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H do not feature this benefit. More ...
Voice Control on a TV is a system that allows users to control various functions of their TV (volume, channels, etc) purely with voice commands, rather than having to use the remote.
Voice controls mean that you can control the TV from your couch without having to find a remote or move to manually change the channel or adjust the settings, leading to a more streamlined experience.
The LG 50LB5800 has a desktop stand included (as does the Sony XBR65X850G), but the LG 55EC9300, the LG 65E6 and the Sony XBR65X950H do not have this feature. More ...
Whether the TV has a desktop stand included with the purchase.
A desktop stand allows you to mount the TV on a desk or table for easy viewing. Without one, you'll have to either mount the TV on a wall or buy a stand at additional expense.
The LG 50LB5800 has received a Kagoo Score of 83, but the LG 55EC9300 scored 78, the LG 65E6 scored 81, the Sony XBR65X850G scored 80 and the Sony XBR65X950H scored 79.
The LG 50LB5800 costs $399.00, whereas the LG 55EC9300 is $2,399.99, the LG 65E6 is $5,999.99, the Sony XBR65X850G is $699.99 and the Sony XBR65X950H is $1,398.00.
Over five years the LG 50LB5800 only costs $70 to run whereas the LG 65E6 costs $159 to run (129% more) and the Sony XBR65X850G costs $167 to run (141% more). More ...
The LG 50LB5800 has a European Union Energy Efficiency Rating of "A+", but the LG 65E6 has a rating of "A".
LG TVs have an average rating of 95%, however Sony only has an average rating of 86.3%.
12 Reasons Against for Choosing the LG 50LB5800
The LG 50LB5800 is full hd (as is the LG 55EC9300), however the LG 65E6, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H are all 4K. More ...
HD Type on a TV refers to the type of high definition image that the TV is capable of displaying (e.g. Full HD, 4K Ultra HD).
The better the HD type the better the image resolution and the perceived sharpness of the image will be. Images will appear more life like and realistic. This will be more noticeable on a TV with a larger display diagonal.
The LG 50LB5800 has a display diagonal of 50, however the LG 55EC9300 is a 54.6" TV (4.6" larger), the LG 65E6 and the Sony XBR65X950H are both 65" TVs (15" larger) and the Sony XBR65X850G is a 64.5" TV (14.5" larger). More ...
‘Display Diagonal’ is the measure of the size of the TV screen from top-left to bottom-right corner, excluding any frame or border.
One of the most important considerations when choosing the right screen size for your TV is the typical distance from which you will be viewing the screen. TVs with a bigger display diagonal allow you to make the most of HD content and are great for watching movies. A good rule of thumb is to multiply the display diagonal by 2.5 to determine the viewing distance. So a 40 inch TV is best viewed from 100 inches away, which is equivalent to 8.3 feet or 2.54m. For home cinema setups and a truly immersive experience this ratio can be reduced to 1.2. This will give a screen size that fills 40 degrees of the viewer's field of vision. So if you are viewing from a distance of 6ft (72 inches) you would need a TV display diagonal of 60 inches.
The LG 50LB5800 is a 55.8 thick TV. That's 24.2mm thinner than the LG 55EC9300 (80mm), 0.90000000000001mm thinner than the LG 65E6 (56.7mm), 3.8mm thicker than the Sony XBR65X850G (52mm) and 51.2mm thinner than the Sony XBR65X950H (107mm). More ...
The thickness of a TV measured from the back of the TV to the front of the TV. Curved TVs will have quite a big depth as this dimension is measured from the back of the centre of the screen to the front of the edges of the screen.
A thinner TV has the advantage of appearing more elegant and will also mean that the TV will not stick out as much when mounted on a wall.
The LG 50LB5800 has a motion interpolation frequency of 100, whereas the Sony XBR65X850G is a 120Hz motion interpolation frequency TV (20Hz faster) and the Sony XBR65X950H is a 960Hz motion interpolation frequency TV (860Hz faster). More ...
The motion interpolation frequency is the frame rate which the TV is able to artificially create by inserting additional frames into the picture between the frames included in the original video source.
A faster motion interpolation frequency will result in smoother action scenes, less motion blur and a more life like image.
The LG 50LB5800 is a 20 RMS rated power TV, and so does the Sony XBR65X850G. That's 20W lower than the LG 55EC9300 and the LG 65E6 (40W) and 10W lower than the Sony XBR65X950H (30W). More ...
RMS rated power stands for Root Mean Square rated power and it is typically used to measure the power output of the audio element of the TV.
A higher RMS rated power means that the audio system on the TV is more powerful and will be able to play the audio at higher volumes. A higher RMS power may also result in better quality audio at normal volume levels.
The LG 50LB5800 does not have an ethernet port, whereas the LG 55EC9300, the LG 65E6, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H do. More ...
An ethernet port lets you connect the TV directly to your router with an ethernet cable.
An ethernet connection is more reliable than wifi and is useful if you do not have a wiki network or the wifi signal is weak. Depending on the speed of your wifi network and ethernet connection may be faster than wifi which means less buffering when streaming content to the TV.
The LG 50LB5800 does not feature OLED technology (As do the the LG 65E6, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H), whereas the LG 55EC9300 does. More ...
OLED TVs use organic material that creates light when electricity is passed through it. This means that they do not require a back light, unlike standard LED TVs.
OLED TVs have much higher contrast than LED TVs as they have no back light. They also have a fast response rate, rich colours and a wide viewing angle.
The LG 50LB5800 is only stocked by 1 shop, however the Sony XBR65X850G is stocked by 2 shops and the Sony XBR65X950H is stocked by 6 retailers. More ...
The LG 50LB5800 is two years older than the LG 65E6 and nine months older than the Sony XBR65X850G.
The LG 50LB5800 only has an average expert score of 67%, but the LG 55EC9300 has an average expert rating of 83% (based on 22 reviews) and the LG 65E6 has an average expert rating of 91% (based on 67 reviews).
The LG 50LB5800 has an average user score of 80%, but the LG 55EC9300 has an average user rating of 87% (based on 3 reviews), the LG 65E6 has an average user rating of 100% (based on 3 reviews) and the Sony XBR65X850G has an average user rating of 93% (based on 241 reviews).
Reviewed.com and Lcdtvbuyingguide.com both gave the LG 50LB5800 a lower review score. More ...
Lcdtvbuyingguide.com: LG 50LB5800 = 84% vs LG 65E6 = 91%
The cheapest price that we could find for the 50LB5800 in the US is $399.00 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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Sony XBR65X850G
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$699.99
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The Sony XBR65X850G has a Kagoo Score of 80. With a price tag of $699.99 this TV is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Sony XBR65X850G or read our article on whether you should buy a Sony TV.
A fully featured and economical to run 4K 64.5" TV, with a fair price. It supports Wi-Fi, screen mirroring and parental controls and is 3D.
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10 Reasons For for Choosing the Sony XBR65X850G
The Sony XBR65X850G is 4K, and so are the LG 65E6 and the Sony XBR65X950H, which is 4 times the display resolution of the LG 50LB5800 and the LG 55EC9300 (full hd). More ...
HD Type on a TV refers to the type of high definition image that the TV is capable of displaying (e.g. Full HD, 4K Ultra HD).
The better the HD type the better the image resolution and the perceived sharpness of the image will be. Images will appear more life like and realistic. This will be more noticeable on a TV with a larger display diagonal.
Sony XBR65X850G is 52 thick, but the LG 50LB5800 is a 55.8mm thick TV (3.8mm thicker), the LG 55EC9300 is an 80mm thick TV (28mm thicker), the LG 65E6 is a 56.7mm thick TV (4.7mm thicker) and the Sony XBR65X950H is a 107mm thick TV (55mm thicker). More ...
The thickness of a TV measured from the back of the TV to the front of the TV. Curved TVs will have quite a big depth as this dimension is measured from the back of the centre of the screen to the front of the edges of the screen.
A thinner TV has the advantage of appearing more elegant and will also mean that the TV will not stick out as much when mounted on a wall.
The Sony XBR65X850G has an auto volume leveler, however the LG 50LB5800, the LG 55EC9300, the LG 65E6 and the Sony XBR65X950H do not have this feature. More ...
An auto-volume leveler on your TV is a system to automatically adjust the volume on your TV to provide a consistent acceptable volume level across multiple inputs and programs.
An auto-volume leveler system on your TV will stop the volume from accidentally being set too low or too high for a movie or programme, making the sound more even across the board.
The Sony XBR65X850G supports screen mirroring, but the LG 50LB5800, the LG 55EC9300, the LG 65E6 and the Sony XBR65X950H do not support this feature. More ...
Screen Mirroring on a TV is a system that allows you to view the screen from a computer or mobile phone on your TV.
Screen mirroring on a TV is helpful because it allows you to easily display media and info running on a phone or laptop to a big screen for easy viewing with a minimum of effort.
The Sony XBR65X850G supports parental controls, and so does the Sony XBR65X950H, but the LG 50LB5800, the LG 55EC9300 and the LG 65E6 do not. More ...
Parental controls on a TV allow users to limit the films and programs that can be viewed on the TV, preventing adults-only content from being viewed by children.
Parental controls are a good way of stopping children accidentally (or totally not-accidentally) watching violent or sexual programs when parents aren't around to stop them.
The Sony XBR65X850G features High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDRI), and so does the LG 65E6, however the LG 50LB5800, the LG 55EC9300 and the Sony XBR65X950H do not. More ...
High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDRI) on a TV is a system that allows preserves details in the darkest and brightest areas of the screen that are lost using standard display methods.
HDRI on a TV allows for better contrast levels, greater brightness levels and a wider colour palette on films and TV programs. This translates into more natural, true-to-life colours that are closer to how we see them in real life.
The Sony XBR65X850G supports Bluetooth (as does the LG 65E6), but the LG 50LB5800, the LG 55EC9300 and the Sony XBR65X950H do not support this feature. More ...
A Bluetooth connection on your TV means it can send and receive data from Bluetooth-enabled devices, such as headphones, mobile phones or remotes.
A Bluetooth connection on your phone allows you to use many newer wireless devices with your TV, such as wireless headphones and controlling your TV using your phone.
The Sony XBR65X850G has an ethernet port, and so do the LG 55EC9300, the LG 65E6 and the Sony XBR65X950H, however the LG 50LB5800 does not. More ...
An ethernet port lets you connect the TV directly to your router with an ethernet cable.
An ethernet connection is more reliable than wifi and is useful if you do not have a wiki network or the wifi signal is weak. Depending on the speed of your wifi network and ethernet connection may be faster than wifi which means less buffering when streaming content to the TV.
The Sony XBR65X850G supports Wi-Fi Direct, and so do the LG 50LB5800, the LG 55EC9300 and the Sony XBR65X950H, but the LG 65E6 does not. More ...
Wi-Fi Direct is a system to allow your TV to connect directly to other device without requiring a wireless router as a go-between.
Wi-Fi Direct is helpful on a TV because it allows a TV to connect to another device (such as a computer or phone) directly, meaning there is far less setup required - the devices just need to be 'paired' (normally at a press of a button) and the y can transfer data between each other. This is extremely useful for streaming media onto your TV from a computer or phone.
The Sony XBR65X850G has a desktop stand included, and so does the LG 50LB5800, however the LG 55EC9300, the LG 65E6 and the Sony XBR65X950H do not. More ...
Whether the TV has a desktop stand included with the purchase.
A desktop stand allows you to mount the TV on a desk or table for easy viewing. Without one, you'll have to either mount the TV on a wall or buy a stand at additional expense.
11 Reasons Against for Choosing the Sony XBR65X850G
The Sony XBR65X850G is a 64.5 TV. That's 14.5" larger than the LG 50LB5800 (50"), 9.9" larger than the LG 55EC9300 (54.6") and 0.5" smaller than the LG 65E6 and the Sony XBR65X950H (65"). More ...
‘Display Diagonal’ is the measure of the size of the TV screen from top-left to bottom-right corner, excluding any frame or border.
One of the most important considerations when choosing the right screen size for your TV is the typical distance from which you will be viewing the screen. TVs with a bigger display diagonal allow you to make the most of HD content and are great for watching movies. A good rule of thumb is to multiply the display diagonal by 2.5 to determine the viewing distance. So a 40 inch TV is best viewed from 100 inches away, which is equivalent to 8.3 feet or 2.54m. For home cinema setups and a truly immersive experience this ratio can be reduced to 1.2. This will give a screen size that fills 40 degrees of the viewer's field of vision. So if you are viewing from a distance of 6ft (72 inches) you would need a TV display diagonal of 60 inches.
The Sony XBR65X850G is a 120 motion interpolation frequency TV. That's 20Hz faster than the LG 50LB5800 (100Hz) and 840Hz slower than the Sony XBR65X950H (960Hz). More ...
The motion interpolation frequency is the frame rate which the TV is able to artificially create by inserting additional frames into the picture between the frames included in the original video source.
A faster motion interpolation frequency will result in smoother action scenes, less motion blur and a more life like image.
The Sony XBR65X850G has an RMS rated power of 20 (as does the LG 50LB5800), but the LG 55EC9300 and the LG 65E6 are both 40W RMS rated power TVs (20W higher) and the Sony XBR65X950H is a 30W RMS rated power TV (10W higher). More ...
RMS rated power stands for Root Mean Square rated power and it is typically used to measure the power output of the audio element of the TV.
A higher RMS rated power means that the audio system on the TV is more powerful and will be able to play the audio at higher volumes. A higher RMS power may also result in better quality audio at normal volume levels.
The Sony XBR65X850G does not feature OLED technology (As do the the LG 50LB5800, the LG 65E6 and the Sony XBR65X950H), but the LG 55EC9300 features this benefit. More ...
OLED TVs use organic material that creates light when electricity is passed through it. This means that they do not require a back light, unlike standard LED TVs.
OLED TVs have much higher contrast than LED TVs as they have no back light. They also have a fast response rate, rich colours and a wide viewing angle.
The Sony XBR65X850G has received a Kagoo Score of 80, however the LG 50LB5800 scored 83 and the LG 65E6 scored 81.
The Sony XBR65X850G is more expensive than the LG 50LB5800 by $301.
Only 2 sellers sells the Sony XBR65X850G, whereas 6 stores sell the Sony XBR65X950H. More ...
The Sony XBR65X850G is older than the LG 65E6 by 17 months.
The running costs of the Sony XBR65X850G are $167 which is $98 more than the LG 50LB5800 and $8 more than the LG 65E6 over five years. Show assumptions.
The Sony XBR65X850G's average user rating is 93%, however the LG 65E6's is 100% (based on 3 reviews).
Sony TVs have an average rating of only 86.3%, whereas LG has an average rating of 95%.
The Sony XBR65X850G is 1,452.88mm wide, 844mm tall, 52mm thick and weighs 24.1kg.
The cheapest price that we could find for the XBR65X850G in the US is $699.99 but in total we found only 2 prices for it.
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If you are looking for a larger display diagonal then why not upgrade to the Sony XBR75X850GC (75") for $300.00 more or the Sony XBR85X850G (84.6") for $1,300.00 more.
LG 65E6
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$5,999.99
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The LG 65E6 has a Kagoo Score of 81. However with a price tag of $5,999.99 this TV is very expensive. For further details check out our full review of the LG 65E6 or read our article on whether you should buy a LG TV.
The highest review score 4K TV available. It supports timeshift and Wi-Fi, is 3D and features High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDRI). Multiple reviews mentioned that this TV has brilliant picture quality, it's very good-looking but expensive.
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Owners report that LG 65E6 has fantastic expert reviews and exceptional user reviews with an average overall rating of 97%, based on 70 reviews.
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18 Reasons For for Choosing the LG 65E6
The LG 65E6 is 4K (as are the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H), whereas the LG 50LB5800 and the LG 55EC9300 are both only full hd. More ...
HD Type on a TV refers to the type of high definition image that the TV is capable of displaying (e.g. Full HD, 4K Ultra HD).
The better the HD type the better the image resolution and the perceived sharpness of the image will be. Images will appear more life like and realistic. This will be more noticeable on a TV with a larger display diagonal.
The LG 65E6 has a display diagonal of 65 (as does the Sony XBR65X950H), whereas the LG 50LB5800 is only a 50" TV (15" smaller), the LG 55EC9300 is only a 54.6" TV (10.4" smaller) and the Sony XBR65X850G is only a 64.5" TV (0.5" smaller). More ...
‘Display Diagonal’ is the measure of the size of the TV screen from top-left to bottom-right corner, excluding any frame or border.
One of the most important considerations when choosing the right screen size for your TV is the typical distance from which you will be viewing the screen. TVs with a bigger display diagonal allow you to make the most of HD content and are great for watching movies. A good rule of thumb is to multiply the display diagonal by 2.5 to determine the viewing distance. So a 40 inch TV is best viewed from 100 inches away, which is equivalent to 8.3 feet or 2.54m. For home cinema setups and a truly immersive experience this ratio can be reduced to 1.2. This will give a screen size that fills 40 degrees of the viewer's field of vision. So if you are viewing from a distance of 6ft (72 inches) you would need a TV display diagonal of 60 inches.
The LG 65E6 has a built-in subwoofer, however the LG 50LB5800, the LG 55EC9300, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H do not have this feature. More ...
A subwoofer is a specialised bass speaker for your TV, designed to provide punchy and powerful low notes for music and movies. Alternatively, an underground dog.
A built-in subwoofer will give your TV's sound system a serious boost on the low end bass notes. This will be best experienced in the bangs, thumps and explosions of movies, or in bass-heavy music.
The LG 65E6 is a 40 RMS rated power TV, and so does the LG 55EC9300. That's 20W higher than the LG 50LB5800 and the Sony XBR65X850G (20W) and 10W higher than the Sony XBR65X950H (30W). More ...
RMS rated power stands for Root Mean Square rated power and it is typically used to measure the power output of the audio element of the TV.
A higher RMS rated power means that the audio system on the TV is more powerful and will be able to play the audio at higher volumes. A higher RMS power may also result in better quality audio at normal volume levels.
The LG 65E6 supports timeshift, and so does the LG 50LB5800, but the LG 55EC9300, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H do not. More ...
'Timeshifting' on a TV is the ability to record movies and programs to be viewed or listened to after the live broadcast.
TVs with timeshifting abilities mean that you don't have to watch programs when they are first broadcast - you can record them and watch them at your leisure.
The LG 65E6 features High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDRI) (as does the Sony XBR65X850G), however the LG 50LB5800, the LG 55EC9300 and the Sony XBR65X950H do not feature this benefit. More ...
High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDRI) on a TV is a system that allows preserves details in the darkest and brightest areas of the screen that are lost using standard display methods.
HDRI on a TV allows for better contrast levels, greater brightness levels and a wider colour palette on films and TV programs. This translates into more natural, true-to-life colours that are closer to how we see them in real life.
The LG 65E6 features local dimming, and so does the LG 55EC9300, but the LG 50LB5800, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H do not. More ...
'Local Dimming' on a TV is a function that dims certain sections of the backlight to control the level of light/color intensity in a given part of the screen.
Local dimming can be used to make blacks on the screen appear darker and richer by removing the backlight behind them.
The LG 65E6 supports Bluetooth, and so does the Sony XBR65X850G, but the LG 50LB5800, the LG 55EC9300 and the Sony XBR65X950H do not. More ...
A Bluetooth connection on your TV means it can send and receive data from Bluetooth-enabled devices, such as headphones, mobile phones or remotes.
A Bluetooth connection on your phone allows you to use many newer wireless devices with your TV, such as wireless headphones and controlling your TV using your phone.
The LG 65E6 has an ethernet port (as do the LG 55EC9300, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H), however the LG 50LB5800 does not have this feature. More ...
An ethernet port lets you connect the TV directly to your router with an ethernet cable.
An ethernet connection is more reliable than wifi and is useful if you do not have a wiki network or the wifi signal is weak. Depending on the speed of your wifi network and ethernet connection may be faster than wifi which means less buffering when streaming content to the TV.
The LG 65E6 supports Miracast, and so do the LG 50LB5800 and the LG 55EC9300, but the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H do not. More ...
Miracast is a peer-to-peer wireless screencasting standard formed via Wi-Fi Direct connections in a manner similar to Bluetooth.
TVs with Miracast can use it to stream media from computers and mobile phones at very high quality without the need to attach cables first, making the whole process far easier.
The LG 65E6 was released two years after the LG 50LB5800, released two years after the LG 55EC9300, released 17 months after the Sony XBR65X850G and released two years after the Sony XBR65X950H
The LG 65E6 has received 19 awards from expert review sites, whereas the LG 50LB5800 has received no awards, the LG 55EC9300 has received 5 awards, the Sony XBR65X850G has received no awards and the Sony XBR65X950H has received no awards.
The LG 65E6 has an average expert review score of 91% based on 67 reviews, however the LG 50LB5800 has an average rating of 67% (based on 4 reviews) and the LG 55EC9300 has an average rating of 83% (based on 22 reviews).
The LG 65E6 has an average user review score of 100% based on 3 reviews, however the LG 50LB5800 has an average rating of 80% (based on 2 reviews), the LG 55EC9300 has an average rating of 87% (based on 3 reviews) and the Sony XBR65X850G has an average rating of 93% (based on 241 reviews).
LG TVs have an average rating of 95%, whereas Sony only has an average rating of 86.3%.
CNET.com.au, Lcdtvbuyingguide.com, Reviewed.com and Digitaltrends.com all gave the LG 65E6 a better review score. More ...
Lcdtvbuyingguide.com: LG 65E6 = 91% vs LG 50LB5800 = 84%
Reviewed.com: LG 65E6 = 99% vs LG 50LB5800 = 49%
Digitaltrends.com: LG 65E6 = 90% vs LG 55EC9300 = 70%
Comparing the product reviews on average people thought the LG 65E6 was more fairly priced. Over 10 people thought that it was expensive.
Comparing the product reviews on average people thought the LG 65E6 was better at producing a high quality picture. More than 20 people thought that it had outstanding picture quality and several people thought that it also had a very good contrast ratio, 4k picture and screen.
8 Reasons Against for Choosing the LG 65E6
LG 65E6 is 56.7 thick. That's 0.90000000000001mm thicker than the LG 50LB5800 (55.8mm), 23.3mm thinner than the LG 55EC9300 (80mm), 4.7mm thicker than the Sony XBR65X850G (52mm) and 50.3mm thinner than the Sony XBR65X950H (107mm). More ...
The thickness of a TV measured from the back of the TV to the front of the TV. Curved TVs will have quite a big depth as this dimension is measured from the back of the centre of the screen to the front of the edges of the screen.
A thinner TV has the advantage of appearing more elegant and will also mean that the TV will not stick out as much when mounted on a wall.
The LG 65E6 does not feature OLED technology (As do the the LG 50LB5800, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H), but the LG 55EC9300 does. More ...
OLED TVs use organic material that creates light when electricity is passed through it. This means that they do not require a back light, unlike standard LED TVs.
OLED TVs have much higher contrast than LED TVs as they have no back light. They also have a fast response rate, rich colours and a wide viewing angle.
The LG 65E6 has received a Kagoo Score of 81, however the LG 50LB5800 scored 83.
The LG 65E6 is $5,601 more expensive than the LG 50LB5800, $3,600 more expensive than the LG 55EC9300, $5,300 more expensive than the Sony XBR65X850G and $4,602 more expensive than the Sony XBR65X950H.
The LG 65E6 is only stocked by 1 store, whereas the Sony XBR65X850G is stocked by 2 sellers and the Sony XBR65X950H is stocked by 6 shops. More ...
Over five years the running costs of the LG 65E6 are $159 which is $90 more than the LG 50LB5800. Show assumptions.
The energy efficiency rating of the LG 65E6 is "A", however the rating of the LG 50LB5800 is "A+".
Soundandvision.com and Tomsguide.com both gave the LG 65E6 a lower review score. More ...
Tomsguide.com: LG 65E6 = 90% vs LG 55EC9300 = 100%
The cheapest price that we could find for the 65E6 in the US is $5,999.99 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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The Sony XBR65X950H has a Kagoo Score of 79. However with a price tag of $1,398.00 this TV is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the Sony XBR65X950H or read our article on whether you should buy a Sony TV.
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7 Reasons For for Choosing the Sony XBR65X950H
The Sony XBR65X950H is 4K, and so are the LG 65E6 and the Sony XBR65X850G, which is 4 times the display resolution of the LG 50LB5800 and the LG 55EC9300 (full hd). More ...
HD Type on a TV refers to the type of high definition image that the TV is capable of displaying (e.g. Full HD, 4K Ultra HD).
The better the HD type the better the image resolution and the perceived sharpness of the image will be. Images will appear more life like and realistic. This will be more noticeable on a TV with a larger display diagonal.
The Sony XBR65X950H is a 65 TV, and so does the LG 65E6. That's 15" larger than the LG 50LB5800 (50"), 10.4" larger than the LG 55EC9300 (54.6") and 0.5" larger than the Sony XBR65X850G (64.5"). More ...
‘Display Diagonal’ is the measure of the size of the TV screen from top-left to bottom-right corner, excluding any frame or border.
One of the most important considerations when choosing the right screen size for your TV is the typical distance from which you will be viewing the screen. TVs with a bigger display diagonal allow you to make the most of HD content and are great for watching movies. A good rule of thumb is to multiply the display diagonal by 2.5 to determine the viewing distance. So a 40 inch TV is best viewed from 100 inches away, which is equivalent to 8.3 feet or 2.54m. For home cinema setups and a truly immersive experience this ratio can be reduced to 1.2. This will give a screen size that fills 40 degrees of the viewer's field of vision. So if you are viewing from a distance of 6ft (72 inches) you would need a TV display diagonal of 60 inches.
The Sony XBR65X950H is a 960 motion interpolation frequency TV. That's 860Hz faster than the LG 50LB5800 (100Hz) and 840Hz faster than the Sony XBR65X850G (120Hz). More ...
The motion interpolation frequency is the frame rate which the TV is able to artificially create by inserting additional frames into the picture between the frames included in the original video source.
A faster motion interpolation frequency will result in smoother action scenes, less motion blur and a more life like image.
The Sony XBR65X950H supports parental controls, and so does the Sony XBR65X850G, but the LG 50LB5800, the LG 55EC9300 and the LG 65E6 do not. More ...
Parental controls on a TV allow users to limit the films and programs that can be viewed on the TV, preventing adults-only content from being viewed by children.
Parental controls are a good way of stopping children accidentally (or totally not-accidentally) watching violent or sexual programs when parents aren't around to stop them.
The Sony XBR65X950H has an ethernet port, and so do the LG 55EC9300, the LG 65E6 and the Sony XBR65X850G, however the LG 50LB5800 does not. More ...
An ethernet port lets you connect the TV directly to your router with an ethernet cable.
An ethernet connection is more reliable than wifi and is useful if you do not have a wiki network or the wifi signal is weak. Depending on the speed of your wifi network and ethernet connection may be faster than wifi which means less buffering when streaming content to the TV.
The Sony XBR65X950H supports Wi-Fi Direct, and so do the LG 50LB5800, the LG 55EC9300 and the Sony XBR65X850G, but the LG 65E6 does not. More ...
Wi-Fi Direct is a system to allow your TV to connect directly to other device without requiring a wireless router as a go-between.
Wi-Fi Direct is helpful on a TV because it allows a TV to connect to another device (such as a computer or phone) directly, meaning there is far less setup required - the devices just need to be 'paired' (normally at a press of a button) and the y can transfer data between each other. This is extremely useful for streaming media onto your TV from a computer or phone.
A greater number of retailers increases the price competition amongst retailers for this TV and also increases the chances of the product remaining in stock.
7 Reasons Against for Choosing the Sony XBR65X950H
Sony XBR65X950H is 107 thick, but the LG 50LB5800 is a 55.8mm thick TV (51.2mm thinner), the LG 55EC9300 is an 80mm thick TV (27mm thinner), the LG 65E6 is a 56.7mm thick TV (50.3mm thinner) and the Sony XBR65X850G is a 52mm thick TV (55mm thinner). More ...
The thickness of a TV measured from the back of the TV to the front of the TV. Curved TVs will have quite a big depth as this dimension is measured from the back of the centre of the screen to the front of the edges of the screen.
A thinner TV has the advantage of appearing more elegant and will also mean that the TV will not stick out as much when mounted on a wall.
The Sony XBR65X950H has an RMS rated power of 30, but the LG 50LB5800 and the Sony XBR65X850G are both 20W RMS rated power TVs (10W lower) and the LG 55EC9300 and the LG 65E6 are both 40W RMS rated power TVs (10W higher). More ...
RMS rated power stands for Root Mean Square rated power and it is typically used to measure the power output of the audio element of the TV.
A higher RMS rated power means that the audio system on the TV is more powerful and will be able to play the audio at higher volumes. A higher RMS power may also result in better quality audio at normal volume levels.
The Sony XBR65X950H does not feature OLED technology (As do the the LG 50LB5800, the LG 65E6 and the Sony XBR65X850G), but the LG 55EC9300 features this benefit. More ...
OLED TVs use organic material that creates light when electricity is passed through it. This means that they do not require a back light, unlike standard LED TVs.
OLED TVs have much higher contrast than LED TVs as they have no back light. They also have a fast response rate, rich colours and a wide viewing angle.
The Sony XBR65X950H has received a Kagoo Score of 79, however the LG 50LB5800 scored 83, the LG 65E6 scored 81 and the Sony XBR65X850G scored 80.
The Sony XBR65X950H is more expensive than the LG 50LB5800 by $999 and more expensive than the Sony XBR65X850G by $698.
The Sony XBR65X950H is older than the LG 50LB5800 by three months, older than the LG 55EC9300 by two months, older than the LG 65E6 by two years and older than the Sony XBR65X850G by one year.
Sony TVs have an average rating of only 86.3%, whereas LG has an average rating of 95%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the XBR65X950H in the US is $1,398.00 and in total we found 6 prices for it.
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The LG 55EC9300 has a Kagoo Score of 78. However with a price tag of $2,399.99 this TV is very expensive. For further details check out our full review of the LG 55EC9300 or read our article on whether you should buy a LG TV.
A fully featured and multi award winning full hd 54.6" TV. It supports Wi-Fi and Miracast, is 3D and features local dimming. Owners report that this TV has very good picture quality, an excellent contrast ratio but it's expensive.
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Multiple reviews mentioned that LG 55EC9300 has great expert reviews and great user reviews with an average overall rating of 86%, based on 25 reviews.
8 Reasons For for Choosing the LG 55EC9300
The LG 55EC9300 is a 40 RMS rated power TV, and so does the LG 65E6. That's 20W higher than the LG 50LB5800 and the Sony XBR65X850G (20W) and 10W higher than the Sony XBR65X950H (30W). More ...
RMS rated power stands for Root Mean Square rated power and it is typically used to measure the power output of the audio element of the TV.
A higher RMS rated power means that the audio system on the TV is more powerful and will be able to play the audio at higher volumes. A higher RMS power may also result in better quality audio at normal volume levels.
The LG 55EC9300 features local dimming, and so does the LG 65E6, however the LG 50LB5800, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H do not. More ...
'Local Dimming' on a TV is a function that dims certain sections of the backlight to control the level of light/color intensity in a given part of the screen.
Local dimming can be used to make blacks on the screen appear darker and richer by removing the backlight behind them.
The LG 55EC9300 has an ethernet port (as do the LG 65E6, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H), whereas the LG 50LB5800 does not have this feature. More ...
An ethernet port lets you connect the TV directly to your router with an ethernet cable.
An ethernet connection is more reliable than wifi and is useful if you do not have a wiki network or the wifi signal is weak. Depending on the speed of your wifi network and ethernet connection may be faster than wifi which means less buffering when streaming content to the TV.
The LG 55EC9300 supports Miracast, and so do the LG 50LB5800 and the LG 65E6, however the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H do not. More ...
Miracast is a peer-to-peer wireless screencasting standard formed via Wi-Fi Direct connections in a manner similar to Bluetooth.
TVs with Miracast can use it to stream media from computers and mobile phones at very high quality without the need to attach cables first, making the whole process far easier.
The LG 55EC9300 supports Wi-Fi Direct (as do the LG 50LB5800, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H), however the LG 65E6 does not support this feature. More ...
Wi-Fi Direct is a system to allow your TV to connect directly to other device without requiring a wireless router as a go-between.
Wi-Fi Direct is helpful on a TV because it allows a TV to connect to another device (such as a computer or phone) directly, meaning there is far less setup required - the devices just need to be 'paired' (normally at a press of a button) and the y can transfer data between each other. This is extremely useful for streaming media onto your TV from a computer or phone.
The LG 55EC9300 features OLED technology, whereas the LG 50LB5800, the LG 65E6, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H do not feature this benefit. More ...
OLED TVs use organic material that creates light when electricity is passed through it. This means that they do not require a back light, unlike standard LED TVs.
OLED TVs have much higher contrast than LED TVs as they have no back light. They also have a fast response rate, rich colours and a wide viewing angle.
LG TVs have an average rating of 95%, but Sony only has an average rating of 86.3%.
Tomsguide.com and Soundandvision.com both gave the LG 55EC9300 a better review score. More ...
Soundandvision.com: LG 55EC9300 = 88% vs LG 65E6 = 82%
11 Reasons Against for Choosing the LG 55EC9300
The LG 55EC9300 is full hd (as is the LG 50LB5800), but the LG 65E6, the Sony XBR65X850G and the Sony XBR65X950H are all 4K. More ...
HD Type on a TV refers to the type of high definition image that the TV is capable of displaying (e.g. Full HD, 4K Ultra HD).
The better the HD type the better the image resolution and the perceived sharpness of the image will be. Images will appear more life like and realistic. This will be more noticeable on a TV with a larger display diagonal.
The LG 55EC9300 has a display diagonal of 54.6, but the LG 50LB5800 is a 50" TV (4.6" smaller), the LG 65E6 and the Sony XBR65X950H are both 65" TVs (10.4" larger) and the Sony XBR65X850G is a 64.5" TV (9.9" larger). More ...
‘Display Diagonal’ is the measure of the size of the TV screen from top-left to bottom-right corner, excluding any frame or border.
One of the most important considerations when choosing the right screen size for your TV is the typical distance from which you will be viewing the screen. TVs with a bigger display diagonal allow you to make the most of HD content and are great for watching movies. A good rule of thumb is to multiply the display diagonal by 2.5 to determine the viewing distance. So a 40 inch TV is best viewed from 100 inches away, which is equivalent to 8.3 feet or 2.54m. For home cinema setups and a truly immersive experience this ratio can be reduced to 1.2. This will give a screen size that fills 40 degrees of the viewer's field of vision. So if you are viewing from a distance of 6ft (72 inches) you would need a TV display diagonal of 60 inches.
The LG 55EC9300 has a thickness of 80. That's 24.2mm thicker than the LG 50LB5800 (55.8mm), 23.3mm thicker than the LG 65E6 (56.7mm), 28mm thicker than the Sony XBR65X850G (52mm) and 27mm thinner than the Sony XBR65X950H (107mm). More ...
The thickness of a TV measured from the back of the TV to the front of the TV. Curved TVs will have quite a big depth as this dimension is measured from the back of the centre of the screen to the front of the edges of the screen.
A thinner TV has the advantage of appearing more elegant and will also mean that the TV will not stick out as much when mounted on a wall.
The LG 55EC9300 has received a Kagoo Score of 78, whereas the LG 50LB5800 scored 83, the LG 65E6 scored 81, the Sony XBR65X850G scored 80 and the Sony XBR65X950H scored 79.
The LG 55EC9300 is $2,001 more expensive than the LG 50LB5800, $1,700 more expensive than the Sony XBR65X850G and $1,002 more expensive than the Sony XBR65X950H.
The LG 55EC9300 is only stocked by 1 shop, but the Sony XBR65X850G is stocked by 2 shops and the Sony XBR65X950H is stocked by 6 retailers. More ...
The LG 55EC9300 is one month older than the LG 50LB5800, two years older than the LG 65E6 and 10 months older than the Sony XBR65X850G.
The LG 55EC9300 has only received 5 awards, but the LG 65E6 has received 19 awards.
The average expert rating of the LG 55EC9300 is 83%, whereas the average expert rating of the LG 65E6 is 91% (based on 67 reviews).
The average user rating of the LG 55EC9300 is 87%, whereas the average user rating of the LG 65E6 is 100% (based on 3 reviews) and the Sony XBR65X850G is 93% (based on 241 reviews).
CNET.com.au and Digitaltrends.com both gave the LG 55EC9300 a lower review score. More ...
Digitaltrends.com: LG 55EC9300 = 70% vs LG 65E6 = 90%
The LG 55EC9300 is 1,225mm wide, 80mm tall, 715mm thick and weighs 14.4kg.
The cheapest price that we could find for the 55EC9300 in the US is $2,399.99 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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