Best Linsar 4K Ultra HD TVs

Value for your money – I’ve had this 65-Inch LCD UHD TV for three years now, and it’s still going strong. While the built-in smart interface isn’t the best, it’s easy to… Read more

connect a Google TV or Fire TV for a smoother experience. The picture quality remains impressive, and the connectivity options make it versatile. Overall, it’s been a reliable addition to my home entertainment setup. **Sound Quality:** The built-in speakers deliver decent sound quality with clear dialogue and adequate bass for everyday use. However, for a truly immersive audio experience, pairing the TV with a soundbar or a home theater system is recommended. This addition would greatly enhance the depth and richness of the audio, matching the impressive visuals.

**Connectivity:** This TV comes with multiple HDMI and USB ports, allowing you to connect various devices such as gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, and external storage.

**Performance:** Overall, the 65-Inch LCD UHD TV performs exceptionally well in various viewing conditions. Fast-paced action scenes and sports are displayed smoothly, thanks to the high refresh rate and effective motion handling. Upscaling of lower-resolution content is handled competently, though not perfectly, maintaining an enjoyable viewing experience for non-4K content.

**Value for Money:** Considering its size, picture quality, and smart features, this TV offers excellent value for money. It competes well with more expensive models, providing many of the same benefits at a more affordable price point. **Pros:** - Stunning 4K UHD resolution with HDR support - Sleek and modern design - User-friendly smart TV interface - Multiple connectivity options - Good value for money

**Cons:** - Built-in sound could be better

Great tv great price. I've had it for almost 3 years now and no issues. I only find the colour a little over saturated, but all else is great!… Read more

Considering it came with a 3 year warranty when the other bigger brands didn't. The sound wasn't great but it didn't matter to me cos I had it hooked up to a SONOS beam. It's easy to use with pre- installed apps and easy casting from mobile phone or ipad etc.

Rubbish product that doesn't last and fails prematurely without explanation. Companies like Linsar are not trustworthy to build a quality product… Read more

and instead sell rubbish that fails prematurely and ends up clogging up landfills.

Companies like this should be shunned and never allowed to manufacture and sell products again, this is disgusting practice and it's not heard to make a quality product. The price for the small 12v Linsar TV which I got was not exactly cheap and I should not have had 2 fail in less than 1 year of use for each.

The speaker quality is absolutely rubbish and has no bass, meaning it's high pitched, tinny and overall tubbish, meaning you need to spend more money buying a soundbar to hear anything properly.

My first TV failed without explaination and would not show a picture, but the audio still worked. My second copy of this TV often turns on and flashes from White, Red, Green Blue on the. Whole screen, or it resort's to doing that after a while. The second option was a refurbished unit bought through ebay. I can see why it was returned as faulty and should never have been sold as refurbished by anyone.

Overall, these TV's are rubbish and should not be sold. Buy one if you wanted to waste money and add quickly to the environmental damage by supporting a company that buijt inferior products that fail prematurely within a year or two.