I gotta say, I'm not surprised about the 8K TVs situation 
. It's been pretty clear that most people aren't really feeling the need for it yet. I mean, think about it, 1 billion 4K units in use worldwide is a big number! And honestly, who needs 8K for their daily viewing habits? 
Most people are just happy with good ol' 4K and some nice HDR features.
I love that the industry insiders are finally being realistic about it
. It's not like they were all blind to the fact that 8K wasn't going to be a game-changer. And you know what? I think this is actually a good thing for consumers. Now we're gonna see some amazing new tech come out, like OLED and Micro LED panels! That's what I'm excited about 
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I just wish manufacturers wouldn't keep trying to sell us on 8K TVs when we all know it's not the best value
. But hey, at least they're being honest now. And who knows? Maybe one day we'll see some awesome 8K content that makes it worth having one... but for now, I'm good with my 4K and my wallet is too 
. It's been pretty clear that most people aren't really feeling the need for it yet. I mean, think about it, 1 billion 4K units in use worldwide is a big number! And honestly, who needs 8K for their daily viewing habits? Most people are just happy with good ol' 4K and some nice HDR features.I love that the industry insiders are finally being realistic about it
. It's not like they were all blind to the fact that 8K wasn't going to be a game-changer. And you know what? I think this is actually a good thing for consumers. Now we're gonna see some amazing new tech come out, like OLED and Micro LED panels! That's what I'm excited about .I just wish manufacturers wouldn't keep trying to sell us on 8K TVs when we all know it's not the best value
. But hey, at least they're being honest now. And who knows? Maybe one day we'll see some awesome 8K content that makes it worth having one... but for now, I'm good with my 4K and my wallet is too 
. It's crazy to think that people were willing to shell out big bucks for these super-high-res TVs, but now it seems like they just weren't worth it. I mean, have you seen the prices of those Samsung 8K TVs? $2,500 is a bit steep for me 
It just doesn't seem practical for everyday use. Yeah, it's time to move on to the next big thing – maybe something like Micro RGB panels?
I remember when everyone was hyping up 8K TVs like they were the next big thing. But now, it's clear that most people are just happy with their 4K sets and don't need all the bells and whistles. I mean, how many times can you see a movie or show in 8K before it starts to look the same? And let's be real, who has an 8K streamer at home? 
It's just not gonna happen. The tech is cool and all, but it's just not practical for everyday viewing. Now we're seeing more innovative features like OLED and HDR that are actually worth getting excited about... 
Those are the kinds of upgrades that'll make a real difference in your TV-watching experience.
. I mean, come on, 1 billion 4K TVs in use worldwide is a pretty strong argument for sticking with what we know works. But no, the industry had to go and invest all that R&D into 8K, only to realize it's just not gonna catch on 
. And now, instead of innovating further, they're just touting newer technologies like OLED and HDR as if those are revolutionary too 
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. But if there's just not enough content out there, then yeah, maybe it was always a bit of a stretch 
. The thing that really gets me is how expensive those Samsung 8K TVs are... $2,500 is like, totally steep for most people