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Don't feel intimidated about getting this particular television, especially if you're on a budget, and if you haven't upgraded your television in several years. You get what you paid for obviously, but not everyone can afford those UHD 4K OLED offerings - which can cost you thousands depending on the brand. With the TCL 4 Series it's more of an introduction than a straightforward future proof alternative to what's available currently on the market, there's still some caveats to consider if you do end up getting this television, the biggest example being the lack of a HDMI 2.1 port, the viewing angle causing saturation depending on where you're looking, or the fact you have to create a Roku account in order to actually use your television to name just a few. So far though everything has been working as intended despite those few gripes, it arrived in perfect condition without any scratches or noticeable defects thankfully. Now granted if you can afford a slightly better TV, you should obviously go that route more than anything. Just keep an open mind about what you're getting into for the price. You won't get the best experience possible out of 4K at this price evidently - but the whole point is to be an affordable entry. And for what it is, it's the best place to start.