u/Nerdy_108
Durable TV under ₹25–26k: Samsung/LG or non-Chinese Android?
Need a TV under ₹25k–26k in India.
Priority is durability, longevity, and after-sales service.
My conditions:
FHD/UHD/4K, any is fine
If Android/Google TV, then no Chinese brand
If non-Android, then only Samsung or LG
Want something reliable for long-term use, not just good specs
Please share real user experience on service, repair, lag, panel issues, and long-term use
Which one would you trust most in this budget?
The thing is, I had two Panasonic TVs. Both eventually stopped working. One lasted for about four years, but its OS was terrible. Apart from YouTube, the other apps were obsolete for the Indian audience.
Then we purchased a 43-inch Panasonic Google TV, but its panel failed within the warranty period. Later, it failed again, but since we informed the dealer, he replaced the panel. Now the panel has failed again for the third time.
I would like something that will last at least 7+ years.
p.s. mods please don't remove this, I post on Mega-thread but no reply.
u/Nerdy_108 — 3 days ago
▲ 22 r/Frugal_Ind
Durable TV under ₹25–26k: Samsung/LG or non-Chinese Android?
Need a TV under ₹25k–26k in India.
Priority is durability, longevity, and after-sales service.
My conditions:
FHD/UHD/4K, any is fine
If Android/Google TV, then no Chinese brand
If non-Android, then only Samsung or LG
Want something reliable for long-term use, not just good specs
Please share real user experience on service, repair, lag, panel issues, and long-term use
Which one would you trust most in this budget?
The thing is, I had two Panasonic TVs. Both eventually stopped working. One lasted for about four years, but its OS was terrible. Apart from YouTube, the other apps were obsolete for the Indian audience.
Then we purchased a 43-inch Panasonic Google TV, but its panel failed within the warranty period. Later, it failed again, but since we informed the dealer, he replaced the panel. Now the panel has failed again for the third time.
I would like something that will last at least 7+ years.
p.s. mods please don't remove this, I post on Mega-thread but no reply.
u/Nerdy_108 — 4 days ago
▲ 2 r/GadgetsIndia
Durable TV under ₹25–26k: Samsung/LG or non-Chinese Android?
Need a TV under ₹25k–26k in India.
Priority is durability, longevity, and after-sales service.
My conditions:
FHD/UHD/4K, any is fine
If Android/Google TV, then no Chinese brand
If non-Android, then only Samsung or LG
Want something reliable for long-term use, not just good specs
Please share real user experience on service, repair, lag, panel issues, and long-term use
Which one would you trust most in this budget?
The thing is, I had two Panasonic TVs. Both eventually stopped working. One lasted for about four years, but its OS was terrible. Apart from YouTube, the other apps were obsolete for the Indian audience.
Then we purchased a 43-inch Panasonic Google TV, but its panel failed within the warranty period. Later, it failed again, but since we informed the dealer, he replaced the panel. Now the panel has failed again for the third time.
I would like something that will last at least 7+ years.
u/Nerdy_108 — 4 days ago
▲ 8 r/Panchkula
She's a big public figure apparently, so here it goes:
Reṇukā jī is not a Brāhmaṇa. She is a khatri from Chandigarh. Puṇḍarīka Mahārāja had love marriage. They changed her caste by filing an affidavit in court and called her Sharma. The Sharma title is easily available.
Hence all drama of Puṇḍarīka Mahārāja i.e. varṇa saṅkara is not allowed, one should not marry in other caste, one should not do love marriage is nothing but a big drama.
Her husband is a typical casteist but here we see him saying one thing and doing something else, so I would like to confirm about her maiden family
u/Nerdy_108 — 11 days ago