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I was very high on this TV until reading your reviews, and am now having second thoughts. My...

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I was very high on this TV until reading your reviews, and am now having second thoughts. My price range is between $1,200 and $1,500. 4k is not a concern. My house watches a lot of cartoons (kids), TV/movies, with some sports and light gaming. The sitting range is 12-14'. We currently have a seven-year-old Samsung 50" plasma which has notable clouding and blur. It also produces a lot of heat.
Should I go for this 65", or another, or go for the smaller but higher-rated 55" 4k JU7100?
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    I just bought the updated x450 headset and itโ€™s great ! comfortable , good sound quality , good noise canceling. No complaints really. For the price itโ€™s a good deal. You always go for the garmin dezel 100 for more comfort but itโ€™s pricey at 300 dollars.

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    That review suffers from the cookie cutter approach employed here when reviewing headsets. Of course a headset like this Blue Parrot isnโ€™t great for ANC while listening - itโ€™s not meant for that (design, speaker on one side only!). It canโ€™t and shouldnโ€™t isolate from sound in the environment, or using it while driving would be dangerous and illegal! But, if one wants to make or take a call, the key deliverable is whether the other party can hear me loud and clear, but is spared the noise around me. Iโ€™m other words, is outgoing voice clean, free of environmental noise, and not notably processed or distorted? And that is something this and some similar good quality headsets deliver. I have the 350 of that line, and can make or accept work calls while on the move and sound like I am indoors. All while being able to pay attention to whatโ€™s going on around me. My Bose Over-the-Ears ANC set is great for music, but unusable for driving.

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