1. Picture Perfect Pennants
You keep pretty good tabs on your professional football teams, your college football teams, and your fantasy football teams. That doesn’t leave a lot of room to keep track of updates to your electronics -- yet fear not! That’s what we are here for.
For example, did you know that Samsung is the official TV of ESPN College Football? They are! They are also bringing native 4K to ESPN College Football to the first time, meaning your picture will be so clear, it will feel like you are actually at each game.
2. Size Matters
If you are having people over to watch the big game, you really should be doing it on a big screen.
Nobody wants to have to squeeze 15 people all on to one couch so everybody can actually see the screen -- that may have been what you did during your tailgating, college days, but it’s time for a grown up TV. Luckily, Samsung gives you ultra-wide viewing angles on their screen sizes up to 82”.
And if you haven’t ever seen an 82” screen, let us be the first to tell you: It’s going to change how you watch football games at home for the better. It’s that darn cool.
3. Redder, Whiter, Bluer
There’s a reason you put on your jersey every Sunday when you get ready to start cheering on your team -- colors are important!
The same goes for TV -- colors are important there, too. And we aren’t just talking about the bright green grass, either: There are a lot of colors going on in any moment of the game, and you want to be able to see those properly. With Samsung’s Quantum Dot tech, you get 100% color volume, raising the bar on the picture and color quality on your screen.
4. Bye Bye Blur
When you are watching a game in person, the only thing you have to worry about is moving your head and eyes to keep up with all the players on the field.
But, when you are back at home, that fast motion can sometimes be too much for your screen. Motion blur? Nobody has time in their busy game day watching schedule to deal with that.
That’s why motion rate is important -- and Samsung’s motion rate technology adjusts to keep up with the movement on screen. What does this mean? Sharp and clear picture, even when those players are whizzing by.
5. Come Rain or Shine
In our humble opinion as TV aficionados, there are few things more annoying than glare. Glare and reflections on a screen can really mess with whatever it is you are trying to watch, and this is especially true if you set up your game den to be spacious and let in a lot of light!
With QLED’s anti-glare technology, you can say goodbye to worrying about glare, and hello to watching your favorite games all day long.
There you have it -- five ways that a new TV can really change your sports-watching habits for the better. And of course, if you have any other TV questions or needs, give us a call! We’ll answer, even if it’s during the game … probably. Just kidding -- we will.