SvennoJ said: I was in the same boat at you. Can't stream 4K consistently (Netflix still regularly drops to dvd quality on my connection), not interested in paying the premium on 4K UHD discs as I'm not double dipping again for minor benefits (nothing like dvd to blu-ray) and new movies are kinda lacking. Plus sound options are exactly the same on blu and 4k versions, and I would actually have to downgrade to lossy 5.1 if I want to watch 4K UHD (hdmi 1.4 amp) As for games, I mostly game in VR nowadays.
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Yeah, a friend of mine bought a 4K TV last year and while the difference was noticeable while watching it was nowhere near the jump from 480p to 720p/1080p. As you said, you need a big TV to appreciate the difference - which reminds me that I'll also need a new shelf as my current 47" TV is almost too big already. I do appreciate HDR though, I think color vibrancy is one of the most important things when it comes to displays. For now, I'm happy with my PS4 Slim and 1080p content and I'll probably wait for the next generation of consoles to arrive before I make the jump to 4K. It feels a bit like back in 2005/2006 when Sony and Microsoft were heavily pushing HD gaming but only 1/10 households actually owned an HD TV: The time is just not right yet if you are not a tech enthusiast. But of course, when I feel the itch to buy a new TV it'll be a 4K model.