is the curved better than a flat 55”? null

Ehhh. Curve can get annoying if you have sunlight hitting the screen. I often have to reposition myself on the couch because of the stretched glare. Curve model actually stretches the images that are being reflected off of the screen. Imo curve is only suitable if your not in a room with so much light. This would be a great addition to a movie theater room as the pictures are great and you can see from an angle great. Bit if your gonna have sunlight hitting this thing ITS HORRIBLE!!!

Curved is what you have been needing this whole time.

Yet 100 times better I have both

I do not think the picture is any different that a flat screen, but there is not enough 4k out yet to be able to tell

Yes, since TVs with curved screens hit the market more than five years ago, they've been promoted as offering a more "immersive" viewing experience than flat screens provide.

“is the curved better than a flat 55”?”

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Ehhh. Curve can get annoying if you have sunlight hitting the screen. I often have to reposition myself on the couch because of the stretched glare. Curve model actually stretches the images that are being reflected off of the screen. Imo curve is only suitable if your not in a room with so much light. This would be a great addition to a movie theater room as the pictures are great and you can see from an angle great. Bit if your gonna have sunlight hitting this thing ITS HORRIBLE!!!
Answered by Tonejones 6 years ago
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Curved is what you have been needing this whole time.
Answered by Kate 6 years ago
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Yet 100 times better I have both
Answered by Kikilote33 6 years ago
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I do not think the picture is any different that a flat screen, but there is not enough 4k out yet to be able to tell
Answered by Budman 6 years ago
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Yes, since TVs with curved screens hit the market more than five years ago, they've been promoted as offering a more "immersive" viewing experience than flat screens provide.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 6 years ago
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