Which T.V. would be better for a bedroom?

[Anonymous Penguin]

http/www.samsung.com/hk_en/consumer/tv-av/televisions/smart-led-tv/UA40F6400AJXZK
OR
http/ecostar.com.pk/products/led-tvs/3d-smart-led-tv/CX-42U900

I'm leaning towards the U900 because of the firmware/OS and the sync-view feature, but is it worth the extra $$?
I don't use apps like BBC and such. I would prefer fast, smooth web browsing. Usb 3.0 support is also a plus(my current display does not support media play through usb, which is why its time to upgrade)

 

[Warukyure]

I've never really heard of the brand ecostar so i really can't comment on its build quality, but I have and had Samsung TVs before and they last pretty long.

And ultimately, if its just for bedroom use, do you really need one with all the bells and whistles?

 

[Anonymous Penguin]

I've never really heard of the brand ecostar so i really can't comment on its build quality, but I have and had Samsung TVs before and they last pretty long.

And ultimately, if its just for bedroom use, do you really need one with all the bells and whistles?

I thought this was pretty standard except for the 3D. I'll be using 3D for games(would love to see Skyrim in 3 dimensions ). I'm really not a brands person. There is surge protection in the U900 and i probably won't be damaging the T.V.

 

[Warukyure]

Even if the TV came with surge protection, I feel safer if the power bar I have had in instead, at least with power bars I'm protecting more than 1 device as well as if they do die, easy to replace.

Must be lucky to be able to use 3D, i wear glasses so 3D tends to be more of an annoyance rather than a benefit.

But like I said, its for the bedroom, unless you're in your bedroom a lot or don't want to share your TV since everyone else in your house is a TV hog, then simple like the Samsung is probably better. (I don't know your situation, my parents use their 46" Sony Bravia for whatever they want to watch, and while there is another 55" Vizio TV, if both are being used all I have is a simple Samsung 32" just to play for a bit in my room.)

 

[Anonymous Penguin]

Even if the TV came with surge protection, I feel safer if the power bar I have had in instead, at least with power bars I'm protecting more than 1 device as well as if they do die, easy to replace.

Must be lucky to be able to use 3D, i wear glasses so 3D tends to be more of an annoyance rather than a benefit.

But like I said, its for the bedroom, unless you're in your bedroom a lot or don't want to share your TV since everyone else in your house is a TV hog, then simple like the Samsung is probably better. (I don't know your situation, my parents use their 46" Sony Bravia for whatever they want to watch, and while there is another 55" Vizio TV, if both are being used all I have is a simple Samsung 32" just to play for a bit in my room.)

I can imagine how annoying glasses can be, lets just hope glass-less 3D goes mainstream for your sake.
My parents have their own T.V. as well but my brother and cousins use the lounge T.V. and i prefer to play my games in private(more immersion i guess, and i'm a freak for immersion)

 

[Warukyure]

Oh yeah in that case, go for the TV you like. Since its gonna be your main TV. The one thing is I've never really heard of ecostar, but then again it seems to be Pakistan only. Check the reviews for the TV and make sure you read about its Smart Features. The Samsung TV's Smart interface is ok, but a bit sluggish sometimes.

 

[Anonymous Penguin]

Oh yeah in that case, go for the TV you like. Since its gonna be your main TV. The one thing is I've never really heard of ecostar, but then again it seems to be Pakistan only. Check the reviews for the TV and make sure you read about its Smart Features. The Samsung TV's Smart interface is ok, but a bit sluggish sometimes.

Thanks for your reply.

Check the reviews for the TV and make sure you read about its Smart Features.

Better yet I'll get a hands-on at the display shop about 5 minute drive from my home
I can also use the U900 to test android programs(not sure if it supports debugging though) which makes the choice much easier.
Anyway thanks for your help.