Big Screen TVs

What makes a big screen TV the best depends on you and your family’s needs. You may want the power savings that come with mini LED TVs, a high refresh rate for the gamers, or immersive sound for the movie lovers.

Some big screen TVs do, and some don’t. Check out the energy rating to find out the energy efficiency of your big screen TV. The higher the number of stars, the more efficient your TV is – and the cheaper it is to run.

Too much screen time regardless of screen size can cause eyestrain and lead to a headache. Remember to take regular breaks from staring at a screen, reduce glare by darkening the room, and don’t sit too close to the television.

The first thing you should do is turn off your TV and unplug it at the wall. Use a dry, anti-static cloth to remove any dust or loose dirt. For any harder stains use a lightly dampened anti-static cloth and gently rub the screen, then use a dry cloth to wipe it dry. Water should not run down the screen or enter behind it. Make sure to rub as gently as possible and never use any abrasive cloths or cleaners as you can scratch the screen or dissolve special coatings.