which are the 2016 best three 55inch 4K Ultra HD. Is a Sony model one of them?

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With Sharp no longer in the business we have to go elsewhere. Panasonic make the most reliable TVs, but their 4k are expensive. A Vierra 1080p would fit your budget. My second bet would be Sony and they have a 4k 55" right around the $800 mark.

Samsung and LG are the 2 mass market Korean sets. They seem nice but I don't trust their reliability. I've had so much rotten luck with Samsung and LG electronics that I quit buying them. Just like Hyundai. They try to offer a lot for your money and advertise how nice they're things are compared to the competition which is true. Hyundai does have a nice car for the money compared to Honda, but that's while it's sitting on the lot brand new. 6 years later and the Honda is still like...

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With Sharp no longer in the business we have to go elsewhere. Panasonic make the most reliable TVs, but their 4k are expensive. A Vierra 1080p would fit your budget. My second bet would be Sony and they have a 4k 55" right around the $800 mark.

Samsung and LG are the 2 mass market Korean sets. They seem nice but I don't trust their reliability. I've had so much rotten luck with Samsung and LG electronics that I quit buying them. Just like Hyundai. They try to offer a lot for your money and advertise how nice they're things are compared to the competition which is true. Hyundai does have a nice car for the money compared to Honda, but that's while it's sitting on the lot brand new. 6 years later and the Honda is still like new while the Hyundai is itching for a trade in. I feel the same way about LG and Samsung.

I'd be looking at Sony. Or a Panasonic if you have a dealer nearby and want to check them out.
 
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