which 4k has the best pic. the 65 or the70 null

Go with the 65" its $600 cheaper.

Both TVs has the same great picture quality, but the 70 inch is slightly better since I has a different type of panel giving you deeper blacks, yet I would say it's impossible to tell the difference. But the question that you have to ask to yourself is, is it worth to the spend an extra $700 for 5 more inches and better black color? I would recommend you the 65" plus it's on sale now for $1499.

The 60 and 70 use a Sharp panel. 55 use IPS and 65 use VA panel. Up to you to determine which is best.

I own the 65", so I am not sure about the 70". However, be reminded that the larger the screen, the larger the pixels, the smaller the screen, the smaller the pixels, thus, generally speaking, the more concentrated, crisp, vivid picture is on the smaller screen.

not sure, i only have the 65" of course, but i love it

None of this they are all horrid, pick any other brand

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VIZIO - P-Series - 65" Class (64-1/2" Diag.) - LED - 2160p - Smart - 4K Ultra HD TV-Front_Standard

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Go with the 65" its $600 cheaper.
Answered by SiRBrutal 11 years ago
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Both TVs has the same great picture quality, but the 70 inch is slightly better since I has a different type of panel giving you deeper blacks, yet I would say it's impossible to tell the difference. But the question that you have to ask to yourself is, is it worth to the spend an extra $700 for 5 more inches and better black color? I would recommend you the 65" plus it's on sale now for $1499.
Answered by jr0489 11 years ago
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The 60 and 70 use a Sharp panel. 55 use IPS and 65 use VA panel. Up to you to determine which is best.
Answered by moosehead 11 years ago
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I own the 65", so I am not sure about the 70". However, be reminded that the larger the screen, the larger the pixels, the smaller the screen, the smaller the pixels, thus, generally speaking, the more concentrated, crisp, vivid picture is on the smaller screen.
Answered by SCOPEKILL2 11 years ago
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not sure, i only have the 65" of course, but i love it
Answered by Archer 11 years ago
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None of this they are all horrid, pick any other brand
Answered by Vasago 11 years ago
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