50'' TV with good motion handling - Blu-ray Forum

Krynoid-Man · 02-22-2021, 10:09 AM

I have a currently Hisense 3B7500UK but it has some issues with motion. When there's fast movement there's a distracting motion smoothing effect where anytime there's fast motion there's an artificial looking blurry trail following (and in dark scenes it's a horrible looking green colour) and I've gone through all the settings, but I can't seem to turn off. The Dolby Vision doesn't work properly on some of my discs either.

Because of this I'm wanting to get another TV which handles motion much better. It's going to be in my small bedroom so size wise I'm looking for a 50'' model, preferably with Dolby Vision.

Does anybody have any recommendations?

samlop10 · 02-22-2021, 06:01 PM

What’s your budget? And is 50” the top end? Or could you do 55”?

50” and under is going to limit you too much.

MechaGodzilla · 02-22-2021, 06:17 PM

I agree with samlop that budget is always good to know when this question is asked, so people have a better idea of what to recommend.

The absolute best TVs you can get around this size are the LG 48" CX, Sony 48" A9S and Sony 49" XH95. For 2021 models, there will be the LG 48" C1 (successor to the CX) and Sony 50" X90J. All of them support Dolby Vision.

Again, I know nothing of your price preference and such, just throwing these out because they're the best you can find in 48"/49"/50", and all very fine TVs. Being the highest-end models in their size class, they are also the most expensive. The Sony XH95 is going to be the cheapest option among them, and the X90J will follow suit after discounts.

Krynoid-Man · 02-22-2021, 10:01 PM

My budget would probably be around £600. In terms of size, I'm not sure if I could fit a 55'' on my TV stand as it's designed to for a 50''.
Although if we're getting the 2021 models soon, then it might be better to wait and see how they are before I make a decision.

Thank you for the suggestions though.

oddbox83 · 02-23-2021, 02:34 AM

You’re in the UK so might I suggest the Panasonic TX-50HX800B. Good motion and all the HDR formats.

I’ve got a 40” 2019 Panasonic model I got last year in the sales for my loft bedroom with limited space, and it’s superb quality for a bedroom TV and the price. The 50” I recommend is currently £49 above your budget but as you say the 2021 models might be out soon so that means the 2020s will be on discount.

Krynoid-Man · 02-23-2021, 09:06 AM

Thanks, I think that's probably the one I'll go for. Hopefully I can get it for a discount, but if not I could probably spare an extra £49 for it.

02-22-2021, 10:09 AM	#1
Krynoid-Man Active Member Member since:Sep 2020 Location:UK 4K collection:32 Blu-ray collection:823 DVD collection:203	50'' TV with good motion handling I have a currently Hisense 3B7500UK but it has some issues with motion. When there's fast movement there's a distracting motion smoothing effect where anytime there's fast motion there's an artificial looking blurry trail following (and in dark scenes it's a horrible looking green colour) and I've gone through all the settings, but I can't seem to turn off. The Dolby Vision doesn't work properly on some of my discs either. Because of this I'm wanting to get another TV which handles motion much better. It's going to be in my small bedroom so size wise I'm looking for a 50'' model, preferably with Dolby Vision. Does anybody have any recommendations? Last edited by Krynoid-Man; 02-22-2021 at 10:38 AM.

02-22-2021, 06:17 PM	#3
MechaGodzilla Blu-ray Baron Top contributor Member since:Sep 2012 Location:Sweden 4K collection:43 Blu-ray collection:616 DVD collection:238	I agree with samlop that budget is always good to know when this question is asked, so people have a better idea of what to recommend. The absolute best TVs you can get around this size are the LG 48" CX, Sony 48" A9S and Sony 49" XH95. For 2021 models, there will be the LG 48" C1 (successor to the CX) and Sony 50" X90J. All of them support Dolby Vision. Again, I know nothing of your price preference and such, just throwing these out because they're the best you can find in 48"/49"/50", and all very fine TVs. Being the highest-end models in their size class, they are also the most expensive. The Sony XH95 is going to be the cheapest option among them, and the X90J will follow suit after discounts. Last edited by MechaGodzilla; 02-22-2021 at 10:52 PM.

02-22-2021, 10:01 PM	#4
Krynoid-Man Active Member Member since:Sep 2020 Location:UK 4K collection:32 Blu-ray collection:823 DVD collection:203	My budget would probably be around £600. In terms of size, I'm not sure if I could fit a 55'' on my TV stand as it's designed to for a 50''. Although if we're getting the 2021 models soon, then it might be better to wait and see how they are before I make a decision. Thank you for the suggestions though. Last edited by Krynoid-Man; 02-22-2021 at 10:50 PM.

02-23-2021, 02:34 AM	#5
oddbox83 Blu-ray Ninja Member since:Sep 2013 Location:UK	You’re in the UK so might I suggest the Panasonic TX-50HX800B. Good motion and all the HDR formats. I’ve got a 40” 2019 Panasonic model I got last year in the sales for my loft bedroom with limited space, and it’s superb quality for a bedroom TV and the price. The 50” I recommend is currently £49 above your budget but as you say the 2021 models might be out soon so that means the 2020s will be on discount. Last edited by oddbox83; 02-23-2021 at 02:41 AM.

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02-22-2021, 06:01 PM	#2
samlop10 Blu-ray Guru Member since:Dec 2010 Location:Denver, CO Home Theater Gallery:53 4K collection:341 Blu-ray collection:1807 DVD collection:9 Blu-ray reviews: 56 Trading Score:1	What’s your budget? And is 50” the top end? Or could you do 55”? 50” and under is going to limit you too much.

02-23-2021, 09:06 AM	#6
Krynoid-Man Active Member Member since:Sep 2020 Location:UK 4K collection:32 Blu-ray collection:823 DVD collection:203	Thanks, I think that's probably the one I'll go for. Hopefully I can get it for a discount, but if not I could probably spare an extra £49 for it.

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