4K UHD TVs are being adopted faster than HDTVs

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Lawlight said:

Captain_Yuri said:

That would be a bit silly to spend hard earned money to on a 4k TV because why not? They could easily spend that money on something else if they don't care for 4k content. And those who are spending money on a 4k TV surely would want to see 4k Content to see what the upgrade can deliver.

And there are plenty of 4k content that is growing. There are quite a few channels on Youtube that have 4k viewing options, Virtually All Netflix Originals are in 4k and tons of movies that are currently avaliable and are coming out also are coming in 4k. You surely can't expect Content to outpace the devices that are able to play them in terms of growth right? We need the devices to sell and then the content will come for them.

There's barely any 1080p TVs being sold by the big brands anymore and the difference in price in 1080p TVs and 4k is small enough that people would upgrade without having the content to play on it.

4K TVs has been out for years now but content is very slow on the uptake. I'm sure it'll be common in about 5 years' time.

Yea but why would anyone even buy a 4k tv if they have a perfectly good hdtv and they dont care about 4k?

And yes 4k has been out for a few years but only recently became available at an affordable price for the mass market. Without sacrificing in many places that is. A few years ago, 4k tvs costed over 20k...