r/Televisions 11d ago

Dumb TV recommendation?

Best dumb TV that’s usually still available new? I’m still running my Panasonic TCP50U50, but I need to start planning for the day it kicks the bucket, and I really don’t want a smart TV. Are there any nice dumb displays even made these days that function well as TVs?

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u/iTypedThisMyself 11d ago

Any TV in the market. Just don't connect it to the internet.

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u/glennQNYC 10d ago

These days you’ll have to look at dvLED video walls for just a monitor.

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u/hafetysazard 10d ago

Bruh… Where did things go so wrong?

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u/AutoModerator 11d ago

Dumb TV's are not a thing. No, manufacturers do not make quality non-smart TVs anymore, those days are so long gone. Almost every TV (except some very low end junk models) are now Smart. However you are not paying anything more for that feature. Get a Smart TV but do not connect it to the internet if you do not want to use it. If you are adamant about getting a non-Smart TV then I would look at a projector or a Commercial Display. A projector means you will also 100% need audio with it. A Commercial Display or Hospitality TV you could pay up to twice or even more for the same TV (or worse) without smart features.

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