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Any good debloated TVs? (self.technology)
submitted 2 years ago by LunchEnjoyer to c/technology
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Hi there!

So I am looking to buy a new TV, but the latest smart-TVs all seem to be very bloated with ads and other ridiculous and unnecessary features. I know very little about TVs, and therefore wondering if anyone has any tips on some good TVs that include as little bloat as possible.

Thanks for any recommendations or tips!

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[โ€“] [email protected] 12 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Sony Bravia running Android TV (Google TV, whatever they're calling it these days). I refuse to buy any other kind of TV based on how clean, ad free, and easy to use I've found my Bravia to be. They have a variety of LED options and sizes

[โ€“] [email protected] 3 points 2 years ago

Are they still trash in terms of performance (I know that all smart tvs have weak hardware but my experience with Sony was even worse than average)?