Toshiba - 50" Class (49.5" Diag.) - LED - 2160p - with Chromecast Built-in - 4K Ultra HD TV

I am only 4-6 feet away from the screen looking at my photos and it looks great for me...good colors and detail on Standard picture mode. I like the display 3 HDMI inputs, a nearby USB port and headphones port to the side. There is an ethernet port, cable/ant, and composite video input going down below those. Lots of options under Picture settings and Advanced Picture Settings, like Picture Mode (Dynamic, Std, Nat, Mov, Gam, PC) and white bal, contrast, noise reduction, etc. I am using a tilt and swing wall mount for the light tv, so not sure about the stability if using the feet provided. The built in Chromecast worked, but I need to be on same wireless router which varies in my house, but a Roku Streaming Stick+ (model 3810RW) works for a 4K movie and the Amazon Fire TV stick is fine. I have a PC into the other HDMI port. Except the Fire Stick started to turn the TV on by itself...had to change the device settings for the stick to not use the HDMI-CEC function. I think that is now fixed. The Fire Stick works fine so far for all its apps, except the new Firefox app tends to get confused skip back when clicking with the hard to control and large "mouse" circle given by the remote. Also currently, the Roku turns off for 10s, then on for 1s repeatedly only when trying to use its Netflix App, the other apps do not cause a problem. Need to look into its relationship to Netflix, very strange. No difference if using TV USB power or external USB power. Turned off 1-touch play. Under Roku Advanced display settings, there is "auto-adjust display refresh rate" ? turned it on (why not?), and "HDR subsampling" currently set to 4:2:0 with another choice of 4:2:2. "use either 4:2:0 or 4:2:2 subsampling when in 4K HDR 60Hz mode. If 4K HDR 60Hz mode is not configured, then this setting will take effect when you switch to 4K HDR 60Hz mode in Settings > Display type. Otherwise, it will take effect immediately." Not sure what this means. The Toshiba 50L711U18 seems to be a great deal at $300 from Best Buy. Got the 5yr Geek Squad warranty as well for $60?

Had for about a year and a half now, and haven't had a single problem with it. Absolutely love the television.

We have this in our living room above the fireplace. Set up was super easy and I will likely but another!

Loving my TV, price was great for a 4K TV, the movie theatre feel at home

Good 4 K television. Smart tv with all that goes with it

Nice size for the room and great picture. Fit nice

This was a Great deal on this tv, i really love it

I wanted to love this tv, I really did. The physical appearance of it looked awesome. The fit and finish made the tv look very classy and expensive, and also it was thin and light. My issue with the tv was that for a 4k tv, the picture quality was mediocre at best. I tried all sorts of different settings and I just couldn't get it to a point where I was impressed. My regular LED tv looked much better than this one when it came to the picture quality. This was my first 4k tv so I had high hopes. I watched 4k on my friend's tv so I knew what to expect but this tv just did not deliver. I was back and forth between this one and the sharp roku 50in tv (LC-50LBU591U) since they were the same price. I ended up exchanging this one for the sharp after a week and I am soooo glad that I did. The picture quality of the sharp is much much better to this one. The other main issue for me with this tv was the chromecast. It was a complete let down. I stream a lot of shows from Amazon prime videos, and chromecast is not able to stream Amazon prime. It has something to do with the agreements between google and Amazon, where google wants you using their products and not amazon's like the firestick. So it's quite silly, but for me it was a deal breaker. I couldn't have a tv that wasn't able to stream Amazon prime videos. Also with chromecast, you have to have a second device like a smart phone or a tablet for the chromecast to actually work. Like I stated, I exchanged this tv for the sharp which is a roku tv and I love the features the sharp roku tv gives you. I can now stream ALL of my shows, doesn't matter if it's prime, Netflix, Hulu or whatever. If you're like me and trying to decide between this one, and the sharp, don't make the same mistake I did and get stuck having to do the exchange. Save yourself the trouble and just go with the sharp, you won't be disappointed!