Android TV vs Samsung Tizen vs LG webOS: What's the difference? 

FireTV is the best

very professional shirt too😂😂

@@sudarshangowda4256 I'd rather use a fire stick or an android box that I can upgrade periodically instead of having to replace the TV to do it.

unfortunatly, in my country the TVs using android are the cheapest and so bad. Bought one for my parents and while youtube and few other apps are ok, the rest is a nightmare. Low Ram it seems is the culprit. make sure to check that before buying Android Tv

Can u use an iPhone with it or it has to be an android phone?

I heard that boo rep with your magic remote!

im not paying 60 bucks for yet another remote. I have the LG 43 in

@@rishijai um7290?

This can be done to web OS and Tizen OS too

It's ok to add chromecast TV?

Sound through mobile, though?

yes

Lg

No

What did you end up buying and how do you like it?

@Deanna Oddly enough, I got both the LG and the Samsung. LG for the price as I got a great deal on it, and the Samsung cuz it works with my other Samsung stuff and works similarly to Android. I would have bought an Android TV as it would interface nicely with my mobile and google home, but there weren't any quality branded Androids. I trust Samsung and LG. I have a much harder time trusting hardware with odd randomly spelled foreign names. I will throw out there that Vizio would be a great android option. Walmart backs its brand nicely thru extended warranties. I handed down my Vizio to my Mom when I upgraded... 20 years ago... it's still crankin along flawlessly!

Can’t you get a soundbar?

doesn't need to exit apps

How many years do you use your lg tv?

2-3 years

My guess is 5-10 years for todays Android TV-models.

Even if it doesn't get updates, just use it as a display for 10+ years if you want. You can just get an external Android TV box for much cheaper than a whole TV and plug it in for updates.

Great question ----- needs an answer

I would strongly recommend not buying anything whatsoever from the huge ripoff corp that is Apple, that charges 3 times as much for the same result. Each to their own

@@jamesfoo8999 Apple tv 4k is expensive but so is the Nvidia shield which is closest direct competitor. Both great products for the value and performance.

The advantage of external box (Apple TV / Android Box etc) is that you can bring it when traveling, and plug it to the hotel room's TV, compared to buying a TV with built-in smart features, OS & Apps.

@@kamilstudios That's a pretty good point. But Hotels TVs are pretty crappy anyway. I'd just buy a basic Chromecast or Fire Stick for my apps when traveling.

amazon fire tv stick is a good option also there are other very good android stick/stb available

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@Real0ver well I presume the one in the video is the latest version

Nar LG’s webOS lock you into a Google Browser, whereas Android TV give their customers the option to Install an alternative privacy conscious Browser like Firefox or Brave. 🦊 🦁

I like android tv since I can use things like kodi and the google play store

How is Q60R performing? Mine is gonna be delivered tomorrow.

It depends on the tv. The my samsung n5300 tv tizen software is slow and laggy.

@@ping7637 *1st That's a really old model* and bro we are not talking abt $320(25000inr) Tvs here In that range buy any tv ...android or tizen or webos....its gonna be slow and laggy after sometime

@@rishavraj3676*It's fab i hope you're enjoying it as well*

You can do everything with Android tv

Exactly the same on Tizen. Getting a android TV next.

I bought Android TV os box to replace LG webos and it way superior than Webos by alot .

How do you do this?

That's the only reason I prefer Android TV over other software

Ppsspp black screen on startup on my android tv

@@BM8C7 use retroArch on Android TV playstore. Bit different to ppsspp when loading games but it works.

@wise guy Sony KD-55af9. Bit pricey but stunning picture and works well with next gen ps5 and Xbox.

@@johndoe-tq1rt Who said anything about netflix? Broadcasting from a laptop means productivity application like showing lines of code a 3d render or a presentation in the Big screen.

webOS has the best ui for me.

If Tizen supports casting then its great

Please lg give more applications or play store support in webos

Yes

So you can pirate content?

What about Service... ??

Yes, because Android uses the Google play store to download apps and games, and you have to login.

bro, you're commenting on youtube...

@@tomavitan4565 privacy

whats it called, pls?

there's no point of buying a TV for all that stuff. I bought an LG C9 strictly for picture quality and price. The software and remote was a huge bonus. Even if I didn't have those, I'd just use an Apple TV 4K or a 4k fire stick (they cost $25).

That's why Smart TV Box are made. To upgrade old TVs and a 5 year old TV is an old TV. Smart TV box are cheap dude. Get one and stop blaming the manufacturer. They did their part. They will not survive on supporting an old device for very long time. Even microsoft doesn't support their OS fot 10 years except for XP.

Just don't buy smart TVs. End of story. If you really really need smart features get Android TV dongle or if you have a gaming console, use that. Smart TVs are temporary & as manufacturers move onto newer models, OS versions of previous models almost never receive an update & if they do, support is non existent.

Smart tvs are hard to avoid, with most of the mid and top tiers having apps for convenience. You can still find lcd tvs that aren't smart. But I think the vast majority of qled and oled are. It's unfortunate some tvs are no longer supported beyond a few years, but the apps should still largely work for several. In your model's case, maybe not. It may be the apps themselves (Netflix, prime etc) that discontinue support for older tv model os. If using your tv to watch movies, Blu-ray disc for instance, player devices are smart and have many of the apps you'd want. So if you want a samsung TV, but also Android services, you can do that with an external android device. These too also lose support eventually. Even my game console loses support for apps from time to time, and doesn't have every app I want. That's of course on purpose, apps are licensed to drive consumers to the companies that Are available on their particular device. They drop support eventually because it's time in resources in which they're no longer making money, and would like you to buy a new product with their newly supported app on it. There's not a lot of assurances for consumers that their product will be supported for a long time. You have to look at that company's track record and make an educated guess. It could be you'll find most of the apps you want on one device, like your TV, a Blu-ray player or console, then perhaps an Android fire stick or roku will supply the apps the others don't have. That's the norm.

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I don't think it does. For me its not worth buying any smart tv because u cant install 3rd party apps. So i went for a basic TV, and bought a good android box.

Frenki EF that is true

Not yet.