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SunBriteTV - Veranda Series 55" Class LED Outdoor Full Shade 4K UHD TV (2018)
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55"
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The SunBriteTV Veranda series is a family of weatherproof televisions designed for full-shade applications. Veranda outdoor TVs provide durability and safety for shaded install locations, like covered patios and screened-in porches. Veranda comes standard with a direct-lit 4K UHD screen with HDR, which is brighter than typical indoor televisions and includes built-in down-firing speakers.
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| Pros for SunBriteTV - Veranda Series 55" Class LED Outdoor Full Shade 4K UHD TV (2018) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Picture quality, Outdoor, Installation, Durable, Bright | Picture quality, 4k, Qled, Size, Smart | Picture quality, Outdoor, Brightness, Easy setup | Picture quality, Outdoor, 4k, Price, Amazing |
| Cons for SunBriteTV - Veranda Series 55" Class LED Outdoor Full Shade 4K UHD TV (2018) | |||
| Expensive, Price, Not smart, Smart tv, Glare | Brightness, White faded blobs | Expensive, Price, Durability, Warranty, Customer service | Short warranty, Compatibility issues, Heavy, Mounting, Reflective screen |
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Customers have good things to say about the Veranda Series 55" Class LED Outdoor Full Shade 4K UHD TV's picture quality, outdoor capabilities, installation, and durability. Some customers find the TV to be expensive and not a smart TV.
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- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great TV
I love this TV. Great picture. We had Best Buy come install it and it was a great experience. No one better than the Geek Squad. We also bought the sound bar so no problems hearing the TV. Since it's not a Smart TV, we bought a Roku. Works great.
Posted by Vitokaren
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Nice picture all day
I put this out on my open back deck which is mostly shaded by trees. Picture has been great. Using outdoor antenna (60+ channels) and Roku for programming. Good way to spend more time outdoors enjoying weather while watching TV. Even in partial sun picture is nice. Only small complaint is sound comes from underside speakers that face the ground so volume is sometimes up to 90 to hear at the back of the deck.
Posted by 1961yankees
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Tv is amazing except the sound
Bought this tv and it’s half covered, half exposed to sun depending on the time of day. The picture quality is great even when the sun is on it so I’m really happy with that aspect of it. However, the sound is awful. This thing sounds like you’re about to blow the speakers when only turned up 30%. I guess the sound bar will help? That’s probably what I’ll have to do next when I get around to it.
Posted by wbhendrix