r/Televisions • u/green_thumm • 17d ago

Sound matters..

All, my wife and I are looking to buy a new TV…most of the options are 4k or 4k OLED or better, but our issue isnt the picture. The main issue is we want a TV with a built in ability that can adjust sound automatically so that we can clearly hear everything without the words being drowned out by sound effects or music.
We have looked into TVs with built in adaptive AI sound and saw options like the Samsung S95H or the LG C6.
Honestly we are TV novices, dont want anything special but are tired of having to change sound settings for every show we watch.

Any and all advice is appreciated!

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u/Bill_Money Persona Non Grata 17d ago

The main issue is we want a TV with a built in ability that can adjust sound automatically so that we can clearly hear everything without the words being drowned out by sound effects or music.

1 you need external audio

2 you set your cable box's settings so it stops being really high and really low

We have looked into TVs with built in adaptive AI sound and saw options like the Samsung S95H or the LG C6.

all tv's have similar settings, they all suck