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In a world where every inch of screen space counts, we’re diving into a side-by-side comparison of two distinct TV options that promise to enhance your viewing experience but approach it from very different angles. On one hand, we have the SAMSUNG HG43BU800NFXZA, boasting Dynamic Crystal Color and a sleek AirSlim design—perfect for those who prioritize vibrant visuals and a minimalist aesthetic.
On the other hand, the VIZIO D-Series TV leans into smart functionality with its Internet Apps Plus, delivering a variety of streaming options right at your fingertips, while its Edge Lit LED backlight aims to provide a sharp picture without compromising on thinness.
So, which TV offers more than just pixels? Is it Samsung’s focus on color and processing power, or VIZIO’s push for smart connectivity and versatility? Let’s break down the features, the functionality, and ultimately, what might be the better fit for your home entertainment setup.
First up, we've got the **SAMSUNG HG43BU800NFXZA TV**. It boasts **Dynamic Crystal Color** and a **Crystal Processor 4K**, which sounds like it’s going to deliver some seriously vibrant picture quality. Plus, the **AirSlim** design is sleek and modern, which is always a plus. But, I wonder if the sound quality matches up to the visuals. I’ve heard some Samsung models can be a bit lacking in that department, especially if you’re not planning to hook up a sound system.
On the other hand, we have the **VIZIO D-Series TV**. It’s got **VIZIO Internet Apps Plus**, meaning streaming your favorite shows should be a breeze. The **Edge Lit LED backlight** seems like it’ll give a bright picture too, especially in a thin frame. And with **built-in Wi-Fi**, it’s all about that clutter-free life! But I’ve heard that Vizio TVs can sometimes struggle with consistent picture quality, and I’m curious how the sound stacks up.
So, what do you think? Which one should I go for? I’m all ears for your thoughts on picture quality, sound, and any potential downsides I should be aware of! Thanks!
On the other hand, the VIZIO D-Series TV leans into smart functionality with its Internet Apps Plus, delivering a variety of streaming options right at your fingertips, while its Edge Lit LED backlight aims to provide a sharp picture without compromising on thinness.
So, which TV offers more than just pixels? Is it Samsung’s focus on color and processing power, or VIZIO’s push for smart connectivity and versatility? Let’s break down the features, the functionality, and ultimately, what might be the better fit for your home entertainment setup.
Specs
| Parameter | SAMSUNG HG43BU800NFXZA TV | VIZIO D-Series TV |
|---|---|---|
Picture |  |  |
Screen Size | 43 Inches | 24 Inches |
Reference Price | $479.26 | - |
Model Year | 2024 | 2016 |
Specific Uses | Home Viewing | - |
Highlight | Dynamic Crystal Color Crystal Processor 4K AirSlim | VIZIO Internet Apps Plus: Instantly enjoy the latest hit movies, TV shows, music and even more premium apps straight from the Internet to your TV Edge Lit LED backlight: Distributes LEDs along the edge of the screen for a brilliant picture in an ultra-thin design 3; Built in Wi Fi: Connect with high speed wireless for easy, clutter free Internet access. |
Operating System | Tizen | Android |
Internet Applications | Netflix, YouTube Kids, YouTube | Netflix, Pandora, Vudu, Hulu Plus, YouTube |
Remote Control | Bluetooth | Bluetooth |
Controller Type | Touch Control | vera |
Control Method | Touch | App |
Aspect Ratio | 16:9 | 16:9 |
Display Technology | LED | LED |
Screen Finish | Flat | Flat |
Has Color Screen | Yes | Yes |
Resolution | 4K | 1080p |
Refresh Rate | 60 Hz | 60 Hz |
HDR Format | HLG, HDR10+ | - |
Backlight Technology | LED | LED |
Backlight Setting | - | Adjustable |
Picture Enhancement | HDR10+, HLG | - |
Motion Enhancement | PQI 2200Hz | - |
Audio Channels | 2.1 | - |
Audio Output | Dolby MS12 | Stereo |
Audio Input | HDMI | HDMI, USB |
Speaker Description | 2.0 channel, 20W total power, 2CH Speaker, Object Tracking Sound Lite, Samsung Q-Symphony Lite | 2 watts x 2 |
Surround Sound | Dolby MS12 | DTS StudioSound |
Video Encoding | HEVC | AVC |
Screen Mirroring | Screen Mirroring | Miracast |
Compatible Devices | [PO] | Laptops, Desktops, Gaming Consoles, Blu-ray Players |
Tuner Type | ATSC, ClearQAM, DVB-T2, DVB-C, DVB-T, DVB-S2 | ATSC |
Voltage | 120 Volts | 120 Volts |
Line Voltage | 100-240 VAC 50-60 Hz | - |
Other Features | Content Management Solution, Film Mode, Sound Mirroring, Crystal Processor 4K, Closed Caption, Ambient Mode, Human Interface Device (HID) Support, Dynamic Crystal Color, Subtitle, Contrast Enhancer, Auto Channel Search, Auto Motion Plus, Audio Return Channel (ARC), Wake-up Timer, Energy Saving Mode, Screen Mirroring, Auto Power Off, Connect Share, Mega Contrast, LYNK DRM, Soundbar Compatible, Hotel Channel List, High Dynamic Range (HDR), Object Tracking Sound (OTS) Lite, My Channel, Pro:Idiom, Smart Hub, LYNK Cloud, On Screen Display, USB Cloning, UHD Dimming, Hospitality Plug and Play, Security Mode, RF Antenna Input | Flat |
D x W x H | 1"D x 38"W x 22"H | - |
Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi, USB, Ethernet | Wi-Fi |
Wireless Technology | Wireless LAN | Wi-Fi |
Usb Ports | 1 | 1 |
HDMI Ports | 1 | 1 |
Audio Out Ports | - | 1 |
Connector Type | Wi-Fi, USB, Ethernet | USB |
Signal Format | terrestrial broadcast, digital | HDMI |
Which to get
Looking to level up my TV game and I’m torn between two options.First up, we've got the **SAMSUNG HG43BU800NFXZA TV**. It boasts **Dynamic Crystal Color** and a **Crystal Processor 4K**, which sounds like it’s going to deliver some seriously vibrant picture quality. Plus, the **AirSlim** design is sleek and modern, which is always a plus. But, I wonder if the sound quality matches up to the visuals. I’ve heard some Samsung models can be a bit lacking in that department, especially if you’re not planning to hook up a sound system.
On the other hand, we have the **VIZIO D-Series TV**. It’s got **VIZIO Internet Apps Plus**, meaning streaming your favorite shows should be a breeze. The **Edge Lit LED backlight** seems like it’ll give a bright picture too, especially in a thin frame. And with **built-in Wi-Fi**, it’s all about that clutter-free life! But I’ve heard that Vizio TVs can sometimes struggle with consistent picture quality, and I’m curious how the sound stacks up.
So, what do you think? Which one should I go for? I’m all ears for your thoughts on picture quality, sound, and any potential downsides I should be aware of! Thanks!
