Some TV Brands Aren’t Worth the Hype. CNET Readers Say These Are
Imagine having your TV for only a few years, yet experiencing quality issues and audio woes less than five years into ownership. Or even worse, it won’t turn on at all.
Ty Pendlebury, CNET’s TV editor, says most people keep TVs for 10 years before buying a new one. So being in the market for a new TV sooner than you expect can be a financial headache.
CNET’s People’s Picks asked our readers questions about their primary TV to understand their perspectives on different brands and TV features. One question asked how long readers have had their TVs, and the results were surprising. Many Roku TV owners have owned theirs for less than a year (48%). But some brands are standing the test of time, and our readers have owned them for over five years.
Which brands are those, and what do readers think of them? Here are the top...
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