A Premium TV from one of the top television manufacturers like Sony, Samsung, and LG takes home entertainment to a whole new level. Each brand has their own spectacular technologies to bring out the best from the movies, TV shows, and sports that you love to watch. You can find a huge selection of these televisions right now online at Bestbuy.ca. Also, read carefully below then enter this amazing contest: three Canadians will win an amazing Premium television!
Premium TVs begin with outstanding new technology
I get this question quite frequently on the blog and on social media, “I want to buy a new TV; can you tell me which TV should I get?” My answer is to figure out your budget and space considerations for the room where it will be placed, then get the most future friendly TV with the largest screen that will fit in your home that you can afford. Future friendly means best technology available. And this year is a banner year for new technology in televisions.
I am planning on getting a new set for my home one day. I have a budget in mind and a TV size in mind (65 inch). I haven’t decided which brand to purchase yet because they are all so tempting! Each of the top manufactures has released new televisions with outstanding new technologies that make the colours more vibrant, details clearer, and the overall entertainment experience much better.
Do your research and plan for your next TV
Buying a television does require doing a bit of research. This contest will help you do that so you will know which future friendly Premium TV will be right for your home. There are three television prizes, one from each of the major TV manufacturers, Samsung, Sony, and LG, as shown here.
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These are all premium prizes, so you must do a bit of work before you enter to win one of them. Since each of these brands provided a prize for this contest, you’ll be allowed to enter once per brand. Read the directions below carefully.
How to enter
Entering this contest is easy and you can enter once for each brand that provided a prize to this contest for a total of three unique entries: one entry about Sony, one about Samsung, and one about LG. For each entry, in a comment below, tell us
a) which new technology by that brand has you most excited about their Premium TVs this year. You can go to these articles for information about the new technology from each brand.
b) which model by that brand on the Best Buy website is your favourite (you must be precise: saying something like “any model” is not a valid response).
What you can win
At the end of the contest, we will randomly select three winners from all eligible entries to receive one of the three televisions shown above.
This contest runs from June 1st to June 15th.
Remember you can enter once for each brand of television offered as a prize in this contest. However, you must know lots of people who would be thrilled for a chance to win one of these televisions. Share this contest with them and tell them to read the instructions carefully so each of their entries is valid and gives them a chance to win.
Win a Premium TV Contest Rules and Regulations
Good Luck.
I’ve never had a Sony TV but would love one due to the amazing quality they always bring. The TRILUMINOS Display technology sounds amazing and would make my home theater that much better. The Sony BRAVIA 65″ 4K UHD HDR OLED Android Smart TV (XBR65A8H) would be my choice.
I am most excited about LG’s new NanoCell technology. Having that kind of resolution would be amazing and make my home theatre that much better. I would love the LG NanoCell 65″ 8K UHD HDR LED webOS Smart TV (65NANO99UNA).
The technology that excites me the most about LG is the NanoCell technology that would give me the pure colour. I am all about a great picture for viewing shows I enjoy.
The LG TV I would choose would be the LG NanoCell 65″ 8K UHD HDR LED webOS Smart TV (65NANO99UNA)
The technology that excites me the most about the Samsung is how the 8K TV helps to transform lower resolution content into 8K giving you a clear and precise view.
The Samsung tv I would choose is Samsung The Frame 65″ 4K UHD HDR QLED Tizen Smart TV (QN65LS03TAFXZC)
The Sony technology that excites me the most is the line colour Triluminos Display which reproduces more colours than regular tv’s as I enjoy watching nature shows.
The Sony TV I would choose is the Sony BRAVIA 65″ 4K UHD HDR OLED Android Smart TV (XBR65A8H)
The LG model I would love to have is LG NanoCell 75″ 8K UHD HDR LED webOS Smart TV Smart TV
For LG I love the NanoCell technology
Sony 85″ 4K UHD HDR LED Android Smart TV would be absolutely perfect for our games/movie room we are remodeling in our basement. The 8k picture is awesome as with homeschooling as well we want to see all the creepy bugs up close and every detail.
LG:
I am excited for LG’s 8K processor.
LG NanoCell 75″ 8K UHD HDR LED webOS Smart TV (75SM9970PUA)
LG:
– Nvidia G-Sync compatability..
– LG NanoCell 65″ 8K UHD HDR LED webOS Smart TV (65NANO99UNA)
Samsung
– Samsung Ambient mode
– Samsung 98″ 8K UHD HDR QLED Tizen Smart TV (QN98Q900RBFXZC)
Sony:
– compatability with Google home and Alexa
– Sony 75″ 4K UHD HDR LED Android Smart TV (XBR75X800H)
Téléviseur intelligent webOS HDR LED UHD 4K NanoCell de 55 po de LG (55NANO80UNA) pour l’Expérience de visionnement incroyable et des performances d’image imbattables
The LG prize would be a good pick
LG NanoCell 65″ 4K UHD HDR LED webOS Smart TV (65NANO86UNA), NanoCell technology creates better colour practically at a molecular level, by using nanoparticles that filter out dull colours to enhance the purity of the colour spectrum. Sounds intense!
The Samsung pick would be for our living room, so…
Samsung The Frame 65″ 4K UHD HDR QLED Tizen Smart TV (QN65LS03TAFXZC) – Charcoal Black
Samsung’s The Frame is crafted to look just like a beautiful gallery piece; with optional artful wood-like bezels and a collection of high definition art that fills the screen when it’s not in use. With QLED technology, it uses 100% colour volume to bring any art piece to life.
The Sony 65″ 4K UHD HDR LED Android Smart TV (XBR65X950H) would likely be a top choice for its TRILUMINOS Display technology and all the Smart home features. Sony stopped making updates for our 2011 Bravia several years ago already and it’s not as smart as we’d like it to be.
Samsung 55″ 4K UHD HDR QLED Tizen Smart TV
It’s not possible to think LG 77″ 4K UHD HDR OLED webOS Smart TV is the outstanding home theatre full screen experience.
The α9 Gen 3 AI processor with AI Picture Pro and AI Sound Pro to constantly improve video and audio is fabulous and Dolby Vision IQ adjusts video settings based on the ambient lighting.
This is the model I’d select for my home theatre: OLED77GXPUA
My favourite Samsung TV is The Frame 65″ 4K UHD HDR QLED Tizen Smart TV. In addition to all the great technology and design, I love the idea of turning the screen into art to enhance the room, when not being viewed as a TV. 65” is the perfect size.
I’m a fan of the Sony big screen TVs, especially with Acoustic Surface Audio. The BRAVIA OLED A8H 4K HDR TV looks like a great model with amazing visual power.
Always a big fan of Sony, and especially impressed by their TRILUMINOS Display technology. The Sony BRAVIA 65″ 4K UHD HDR OLED Android Smart TV (XBR65A8H) would be perfect for our rec room!
The Samsung TVs look fantastic, and in particular, I’m really excited about Samsung’s QLED technology. The 75 inch Frame Model (QN75LS03TAFXZC) is my pick!
I think I’m most excited about the LG Nanocell technology! The LG model 75NANO99UNA would look simply stunning mounted in our living room
I am really looking for to the LG’s NanoCell technology. For a really great picture, even at wide angles, this would be really useful at my house.
I like the LG NanoCell 65″ 8K UHD HDR LED webOS Smart TV (65NANO99UNA), because it is 8K as well as an NanoCell TV.
For Samsung, I am really keen on seeing the new 8K resolution TVs for the most true to life picture.
I like the Samsung 65″ 8K UHD HDR QLED Tizen Smart TV (QN65Q900TSFXZC) because it is 8K.
I am most excited about the Sony TVs that are powered by an X1 Processor. It displays true-to-life video, the way it was intended to be shown.
I like the Sony 65″ 4K UHD HDR LED Android Smart TV (XBR65X800H) as it uses this technology.
Sony
Full Array LED Sony X950H, that processer sounds like magic!
LG NanoCell technology is quite fascinating.
The LG NanoCell 75″ 8K UHD HDR LED webOS Smart TV Smart TV (75NANO99UNA) looks like an amazing television.
Sony TRILUMINOS Display technology sounds pretty interesting.
Sony 85″ 4K UHD HDR LED Android Smart TV (XBR85X800H) would be my favourite Sony model.
I’m pretty excited about th 8K resolution technology from Samsung. I can only imagine how gorgeous everything would look on a tv with that feature set.
After researching some models, I think the Samsung 75″ 4K UHD HDR QLED Tizen Smart TV (QN75Q60TAFXZC) – Titan Grey is probably my favourite Samsung model.
LG’s NanoCell technology is an amazing LG TV new technology.
LG NanoCell 75″ 4K UHD HDR LED webOS Smart TV Smart TV (75NANO90UNA) is my favorite LG TV model.
LG
LG Nano99 – the picture sounds so amazing, I’d love to watch movies & favourite shows on this tv.
Samsung 55″ 4K UHD HDR QLED Tizen Smart TV
Samsung 8K resolution technology sounds amazing.
Samsung 75″ 4K UHD HDR QLED Tizen Smart TV (QN75Q7DRAFXZC) is my favorite Samsung model.
Sony’s TRILUMINOS Display technology is very interesting.
Sony 75″ 4K UHD HDR LED Android Smart TV (XBR75X940E) is my favorite Sony model.
I like the 55″ Samsung with 8K QLED technology and Frame TV.
The Nano-cell feature is a awesome one for the new LG TV’S! LG NanoCell 75″ 8K UHD HDR LED webOS Smart TV Smart TV is my favorite one!
LG’s NanoCell technology sounds awesome and exciting! LG NanoCell 65″ 4K UHD HDR LED webOS Smart TV Smart TV (65NANO85UNA) is my favourite.
I’m most excited about Samsung’s QLED technology. Samsung 65″ 4K UHD HDR QLED Tizen Smart TV (QN65Q60TAFXZC) is my favourite.
I’m most excited about Sony’s Acoustic Surface Audio technology! It will enhance my home movie theatre experience. Sony 65″ 4K UHD HDR LED Android Smart TV model is my favourite.
The 65″ Sony Android TV is my first pick.
The LG CX at 65 inches is my choice. It is NVIDIA® G-SYNC® Compatible and the OLED Display looks amazing.
Samsung because of the blending in the room aspect favorite model Samsung 75″ 4K UHD HDR QLED Tizen Smart TV (QN75Q70TAFXZC) – Black my living room cannot accommodate any bigger.
SONY’S X-Motion Clarity™ technology would make watching fast paced sports like hockey so much better! My favourite TV would be the Sony 85″ 4K UHD HDR LED Android Smart TV (XBR85X800H)
LG: The Gallery series, with it’s minimalist designs sound awesome – sitting flush to the wall and being very thin looks great and is important to me. The technologies that make this happen are incredible! Also the LG Nano99 technology sounds like it produces a great picture. My favourite LG would be the LG NanoCell 75″ 8K UHD HDR LED webOS Smart TV Smart TV (75NANO99UNA) for a combination of size and 8k technology!
Sony: The TRILUMINOS Display technology sounds great – you want to have the best/truest colours on your screen. My favourite Sony would be the Sony 98″ 8K UHD HDR LED Android Smart TV (XBR98Z9G) – because I am all about the size right now!
Samsung: My wife would like the frame technology to make the television disappear into the room. My favourite would be the Samsung 98″ 8K UHD HDR QLED Tizen Smart TV (QN98Q900RBFXZC) (obviously!) for the sheer size and quality!
Samsung’s The Frame series intrigues me with the ability to a nice piece of art on the wall when we aren’t watching something, which is wjy I choose the QN65LS03TAFXZC
Sony’s X-Motion Clarity for smoother action sequences on a XBR75X900H
LG Nano Cell tech for the more immersive visual experience on the 75NANO90UNA.
The Sony 65″ 4K UHD HDR OLED Android Smart TV (XBR65A8G) is my favourite Sony TV
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