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<blockquote data-quote="TwoForFlinching" data-source="post: 3371007" data-attributes="member: 24500">Depends on the eyes I suppose. In the store, when they&#039;re rolling the sample images, it&#039;s night and day... In broadcast, I can&#039;t tell either. The main difference I noticed was the jump to OLED. Them colors are vivid. As far as saving money, I admit, I&#039;m a cheap dude. I have prime, but I buy 95% of my non-food thing there. TP, cleaning supplies, clothes, tools, etc... so the subscription is worth it to me. Otherwise, I don&#039;t pay for anything else. Have OTA, Pluto, YouTube and a handful of other free ad-based apps. I do a lot of free trials too. Currently on Hulu&#039;s 30-day. It might be worth the $5/mo, probably gonna keep it. Only thing live tv is good for in my home is weather coverage, but it&#039;s also available through facebook. I honestly thought giving up cable was going to be hard when I did it a while back. Turns out, I don&#039;t miss it at all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TwoForFlinching, post: 3371007, member: 24500"] Depends on the eyes I suppose. In the store, when they're rolling the sample images, it's night and day... In broadcast, I can't tell either. The main difference I noticed was the jump to OLED. Them colors are vivid. As far as saving money, I admit, I'm a cheap dude. I have prime, but I buy 95% of my non-food thing there. TP, cleaning supplies, clothes, tools, etc... so the subscription is worth it to me. Otherwise, I don't pay for anything else. Have OTA, Pluto, YouTube and a handful of other free ad-based apps. I do a lot of free trials too. Currently on Hulu's 30-day. It might be worth the $5/mo, probably gonna keep it. Only thing live tv is good for in my home is weather coverage, but it's also available through facebook. I honestly thought giving up cable was going to be hard when I did it a while back. Turns out, I don't miss it at all. [/QUOTE]

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