What's the biggest dumb tv without any built in telemetry spyware stuff money can buy?
>>103222626I have one of those. The small box on the right is for the remote, as incredible as it seems.
>>103222626bro I photographed that puppy too (manstyle, I'm not fagging the frame)
>>103222626>big dumb tvdoesn't exist, just get a android tv/google TV and degoogle it
>>103222626At that point isn't a projector a better buy?
By this point, just take your meds and get the smart TV. Any "dumb" tv is not worth it anymore.>insert generic flesh-gpt reply about glowies and shills hereIf you want to spend nearly a grand for a basic bitch 55" samsung TV because that's the only manufacturer making "dumb" tvs and they're marked up as "hospitality" tvs for restaurants and bars, make like a fool and part quickly with your money.
43" 4k PC monitor
Either get the biggest monitor possible or get a smart tv and just never connect it to the internet.
>>103222626Just pain a wall white and get a projector
>>103222626Just don't connect it to the internet.
>>103223063This is a good option, all the smart functions that come with a projector aren't actually a part of the projector itself. Just a little dongle.
>>103223067Or get an old CRT projector for cheap(It ways 100kg and draws 600 watts tho)
>>103222626picrel is peak consumerism
>>103222626Get a projector
>>103223088this, everyone else in this thread is a giant retard
>>103222816projectors don’t get bright enough for day time viewing and they aren’t as convenient as big tvs
i think my 65" vizio i got for $650 + nvidia shield tv is perfect and you dont need more
>>10322321495" is definitely way more "are you a faggot?
>>103222626https://iiyama.com/fr_fr/produits/large/#/filter/category:8|16In 16:9, 98"In 21:9, 105"
>>103223056>>103223065Have you fucking faggits actually tested this for issues or are you yet more fake geeks spouting folk wisdom?
>>103222626>without any built in telemetry spyware stuffjust never connect to wifi? lol
>>103223088>>103223107What's a good projector?
>>103222626Didn't Roku hold their customers hostage, forcing them to sign a legal agreement or else they couldn't use their TV?. At all?.
>>103222715I have one too, she makes pretty good sandwiches but the remote doesn't work at all
>>103222626A lot of commercial panels support video wall configurations up to 4x4 or even more. 16 x 50" bezel-less panels will give you a 200" dumb TV.
>>103223056Some smartshit TVs look for open wifi networks and connect to them automatically
>>103222626>Buy Samsung TV>Buy 5 USD service remote>enter hospitality mode>disconnect from the networkas an alternative, you can go for professional displays, but they won't have a TV tuner, so you'll also need a cable box. This alternative is way more expensive.
>>103223437What issues?
>>103222626>>103222760https://www.sceptre.com/TV/4K-UHD-TV-category1category73.html?sort=p.size&order=DESC
>>103222715>>103223791kek
>>103222626That's a big TV.
get a short throw projector that sits underneath the screen if spave or placement is an issue. they are getting so damn small now you can move them room to room easily, non of the original projector limitations and hassle
>/g/>doesn't know how to use a whitelist for a deviceI shouldn't be surprised but here we are.
>>103223847I love this meme.
>>103223847Then desolder the antenna. Also I haven't seen an open networks in years
>>103222626a projector
>>103224736The projectors you're talking about end up costing way more than most TVs or other projectors. Ultra short throws require a special screen made just for them otherwise the image looks like shit. These screens will often times cost as much as the fucking projector.
even really bright projectors look better with the lights off and windows closed, which may be annoying vs a regular giant tv>>10322321465" is comfy, I had to downgrade to 55" in a smaller house but I would go for 65" if you can, larger looks weird unless you're in a massive room
>>103223072600watts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
>>103222816Probably at that pointA $1500 projector is going to have much better image quality aside from brightness.Even a $1000 projecter and a $500 investment in a screen and blackout curtains would be better
>>103222626A projector
>>103228529>A $1500 projector is going to have much better image quality aside from brightness.What are you smoking?
>>103223309>android OS
>>103222862>go to monitor section of comparison website>set filter to 43" minimum and 4K>sort by price>first 3 results are "Samsung Smart Monitor"great, also the price is double and none of them come with a stand
>>103229392NothingHave you not seen how shitty off brand TVs are?That Onn in the OP isn't some high-end model, it's the minimum viable 98" TV they can sell that's going to be plagued with uniformity issues, dirty screen effect and bad viewing anglesEven basic $600 DLP projector is going to be better in that regard
>>103224469>hospitality modewhat does that do?
>>103230118Why do you keep shilling for projectors, which all have shitty refresh rates, cost out the ass, and need a proper dedicated theater room setup to be visible?
how did we get to the point where you need to buy a large PC monitor just to get a functional (kys projectorfags) TV without bloat?
>>103223437I'm not him, but I have recently bought a smart TV and not connected it to the internet.It's fine. I have not seen the smart interface once. It is for all intents and purposes, a normal TV, subsidised by retards who accept ads.
All of you suck. OP's best option is a virtual reality headset. One can set the virtual reality display to any size up to a movie theater projection.
>>103230743Cope post right here. VR headsets are the absolute poorest tier you can be in for a TV.
>>103230336Thanks
>>103222626just get a smart tv and never connect it to the internet
>>103223847>>103224822>>103224806Can someone deny/confirm this? Fucking hell.
>>103231451holy based
>>103231451http://archive.today/sLCUvreferenced from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25275350 and https://old.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/bpr6xs/ (with the dead internet issue striking again)
55 responses, and the only big dumb tv are projects apparently? That's insane that there are no big dumb tv's even available.
>>103233135>no big dumb tv's even availabletheres no dumb tvs of any size available at all. at least when I go to the biggest price checker website in my country, Im forced to pick a smart TV OS
>>103222626Just buy a projector ffs
>>103233224and enjoy blurry shit.
>>103224487sceptre doesn't make TVs anymore. those products have been delisted everywhere they were sold.>>103222626Alienware 55" monitor if you want it to be easy.LG Commercial Display if you've got infinite money.
>>103223072>100kg>600wWould, holy shit that's some proper architected gear.
>>103230743TVs are for friends. If you had no friends, you could get a smaller monitor and just sit closer to it for the exact same effect
IIT: projector salesmen.
>>103222626Use case for tv in the current year (2025-two)?
>>103234199gaming, youtube, tv, movies, and stuff
on a related note, are there any good small tvs? im thinking around 12-16'', i dont care about smart or dumb, but 1080p and not made of chinesium
>>103234350no dawga laptop or tablet at that size. portable monitor toa small but great tv would be the 42” lg c4
>>103223437I have, and while the TV cannot spy on you, smart TVs have way more problems than that. Being disconnected from the internet doesn't address the fact that smart TV OSes are absolute utter dogshit even from top-of-the-line brands like LG, Sony or Samsung. You will have a buggy experience. My current TV needs to be fucking rebooted every so often because the menus will get laggy then eventually stop working altogether if the TV has been on "too long". Another TV I had could not remember picture calibration settings across inputs. Don't get a fucking smart TV.
>>103229955just use a VESA mount
commercial displays
>>103234277They can all be done on a good computer monitor as well.
>>103230288He's a pretentious fuck
What exactly is collected with telementry data inside a TV OS?Personally, I don't care about that, what I hate most with practically all smart TVs is how laggy they are when it comes to performance.I have a Sony TV from 2018, it does the job but navigating any app is a down right pain at times.I'm almost tempted to buy an Nvidia shield device.
>>103233135>>103233135search for "commercial TV" like https://www.sharpnecdisplays.us/products/displays/m981 98" these are the TVs Airports use for the displays or Mcdonalds for the menu these are made to run 24/7 usually have a internal fan so you can even run them upside down or behind protection glass without overheating. There dumb if you want smart functions you need to insert a computing module at the back which is available from intel with Win11 or as a raspberry pi. the 55" version costs 1600$ so like what a 55" tv cost in 2012 or so. so that could be a price someone is willing to pay for a dumb tv.
even if you found a smart tv that was not trying to spy on you, scrolling through menus with a remote or even worse having to do text inputs with a remote is just a disgusting experience. get yourself a tinyminimicro and a wireless keyboard/mouse combo and you can live the comfy life no matter what tv you have, anything else is a cope. i haven't even seen the gay android os splashscreen on my tv since day 1 because when i turn it on it just goes to the pc hdmi input instead of showing me the gay smart tv menus.using the mobile os that is installed on smart tvs is the kinotorium equivalent of phoneposting on 4chud. only a pajeet would ever choose this and you ought to be ashamed of yourself if this is you.
>>103235212>What exactly is collected with telementry data inside a TV OS?probably just like any OS or Smartphone does nowadays. a few weeks ago i read an article that newer TVs also create a hash of the sound and image displayed.Lg does this every 3ms and sends it to LG servers. its then compared to a database with hashes of various sources and they know what you are watching even if you play something from a HDMI source. this is then used to display personalized ads. i have a ass old Samsung smart TV from 2012 i never noticed it shoving in additional ads when watching satellite TV or using it as a display. but i heard newer TVs doe that.
>>103234784What's the best commercial display tv or brand?
>>103223437I bought a TCL QM750G, the OS is from Google, but is entirely usable (unobtrusively so) without internet.However, that all went out the window when the wife connected it to the wifi while I was in my office so she could screen mirror/airplay that one Genshin game from her phone. Audio didn't even work in Airplay but I blame iOS.
>>103235312you need to be careful with commercial displays, they can be quite unusual. i've talked to someone before trying to use one but didn't have the computer that went with it, since the computers are often something you install/insert into the display, and is intended to be the only thing the display displays anything from, the display may not have any exposed inputs. that is, no hdmi/displayport/vga/etc connectors you can simply plug another device into, and naturally they don't sell the computers for these cheapso if you're looking at one, be sure you can actually use it without its' computer, or are willing to hack in an external input yourself
>>103224822>just desolder the antenna and void the warranty bro
>>103235312What a swell idea. Look, the closest equivalent to the 50" TV I bought for under $200 and got shipped next-day for free from walmart.>$1000 more just to not have smart tv functions
>>103231212>pay for stuff you will never useOP poses a valid question. where are the dumb panels?
They're making factory remotes bluetooth so you can't physically pull or otherwise disable the wifi module in a smart tv.
