Is there any OLED TV’s out there that has only basic feature without any smart software or google software or other crap thing built in nowadays ?
I’d like basic feature OLED TV’s like the old times without anyone spying into it.
Smart TV’s had short lifespan compared to TV’s that had only basic feature because smart TV’s can do anything like smartphones does. i don’t need TV’s that can mimic my smartphone but in 4K UHD 120FPS, i just need OLED TV’s than can display from HDMI or display port, nothing more, nothing lessJust dont connect it to the internet.
That’s what i do with my OLED screen. It acts as a monitor for my HTPC. I dont use any of the apps on the TV
You’re describing a monitor.
Give them time until they figure out a way to make smart monitors sell somewhat and the entire industry decides that’s the way to go
Nothing like getting served ads through the display whilst simultaneously swallowing more ads from your operating system and also deepthroating even more ads from websites 🤮
IMHO, it’s best to get a TV with CES and a good amount of HMDI inputs with newer specs.
Don’t connect the TV to the internet, and use external media players. That’s what I do with my Samsung.
New Line-Up of OLED and Mini-LED TVs
Oh, interesting…
with Fire TV built in
A long time ago, I saw a post on Reddit from a user saying (paraphrasing because it was a long long time ago) “the only thing I want from a TV is an HDMI capable rectangle.”
I wish this was an article with some analysis. This is literally just the press release from Panasonic’s marketing department.
The article in my feeds I saw was from Forbes. I was gonna link to it, but it’s paywalled:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnarcher/2024/09/04/panasonic-returns-to-the-us-tv-market/
They can fuck off if they think I’m buying anything with Amazon spyware built into it.
I’ll take the Google spyware over the Amazon spyware any day
Lolwat
Amazon Fire TV is just Amazon spyware on top of Google spyware anyways
The goal is to deny all of the parasites access!
No one is forcing you to connect your TV to the Internet. You can use it in offline mode and it will work just fine.
Hopefully this is true because I’ve heard from people trying to do just that with other “Smart TVs” that won’t work at all without an internet connection and account at least for initial setup.
My definition of “just fine” isn’t a weird little Android spinoff. TV should have a normal input selector, maybe a settings menu.
The feature I want is nothing built in and no internet connection but plenty of ports and wireless
A TV with both Miracast (Chromecast) AND AirPlay support would be a DREAM
Miracast and Chromecast are different. Miracast is the open standard while Chromecast is Google’s proprietary casting protocol.
Roku supports both Miracast and AirPlay, but I don’t think it supports Chromecast.
Ah, I stand corrected. I heard that Cjhromecast was basically built on the back of Miracast and assumed that they had cross-platform compatibility
