At the top of your list Kezo is OLED I will sell my shares and have around £800 to play with I can see now that led and qled isn’t in the same league
I can’t comment Mike on what to do selling your shares, That I’m affraid is down to you sorry. The only advice I will is the BoE’s inflation I think is at its peak and unlikely to differ much and, if your shares have gained good profit its down to you. However the midrange E7H is good priced at an entry to qled and fully backlit, if you wish to remain in your current budget give the price they normally start at.
I’m glad in two parts my list has prooved useful and working in the sense you can see the difference between standard LED and QLED QD when used in conjunction with videos.
Yes OLED still remains at the top of my list for many reasons as a main TV and you’ll see peak brightness of 800 – 900 nits doble your current set, Closely followed mini LED, However OLED with its ability to dim or turn off each and every pixel and will handle motion better as from my list, still has the edge on mini LED which have full array local dimming of x amount of zones its not quite the same as each and every pixel being able to do it.
At a budget of £800 you would have a choice of either OLED or Mini LED. Whether a peak brigtness of 1500-1600 nits you get with mini LEDs is too bright for your room is another matter. For me it would be.
The Phillips OLED you refered to is 48″ not 50″ s will have the same LG panel seen in the C2 and the Hisense OLED – but I’ll look whats available 🙂
Finally for your own protection if you have one pay on credit card 🙂