u/Prize_Bet_602

I'm always quite overwhelmed researching new tech. Usually it narrows down to either, it's not available or it explodes the budget.

I now had a 400€ Philips TV (I don't know the model) in my bedroom that lived for 7 years. Unfortunately it has died on me today, so I'm looking for a replacement.

It has run almost every night, all night for at least 4 years nonstop with YT, Netflix, or Disney. I'm aware this may sound stupid, but you can imagine I don't really care much for picture quality, display technology, or whatnot if I presume that anything I buy new now will, arguably, be an upgrade to my current TV.

Budget is 300-700€
Size 50-55''
Preference on quality & longevity
Placement Bedroom wall mounted
Like I mentioned, only intended to watch YT, and series or movies on Netflix & Disney.

About the brand, well, my Philips has held up now for almost a decade, so it seems to work. I've read a lot of controversy, especially about Sony and Samsung, so I'm not sure. As for other brands, I honestly don't know. I live in Europe, LG, Sony, Philips, Samsung, those are the few big brands that you see everywhere and are easy to get.

I hope I don't sound too toxic in my post, I don't intend to upset anyone. I'm just tired of doing a ton of research on my own again, only to end up wasting money on a bad choice and going through the whole return/warranty process again. So I would really highly appreciate any recommendation you might have. Thx.

I'm always quite overwhelmed researching new tech. Usually it narrows down to either, it's not available or it explodes the budget.

I now had a 400€ Philips TV (I don't know the model) in my bedroom that lived for 7 years. Unfortunately it has died on me today, so I'm looking for a replacement.

It has run almost every night, all night for at least 4 years nonstop with YT, Netflix, or Disney. I'm aware this may sound stupid, but you can imagine I don't really care much for picture quality, display technology, or whatnot if I presume that anything I buy new now will, arguably, be an upgrade to my current TV.

Budget is 300-700€
Size 50-55''
Preference on quality & longevity
Placement Bedroom wall mounted
Like I mentioned, only intended to watch YT, and series or movies on Netflix & Disney.

About the brand, well, my Philips has held up now for almost a decade, so it seems to work. I've read a lot of controversy, especially about Sony and Samsung, so I'm not sure. As for other brands, I honestly don't know. I live in Europe, LG, Sony, Philips, Samsung, those are the few big brands that you see everywhere and are easy to get.

I hope I don't sound too toxic in my post, I don't intend to upset anyone. I'm just tired of doing a ton of research on my own again, only to end up wasting money on a bad choice and going through the whole return/warranty process again. So I would really highly appreciate any recommendation you might have. Thx.

I've decided to stick to a three rod system for now since I don't want to own 10 rods as a beginner.
I don't have a good fishing store in my area, so I'm having a hard time getting a recommendation in person.

I own rn a Daiwa Tatula 1.5-11g, 204cm for perch and trout and a Prorex 18-84g, 240cm for Pike.

I would like to test out different baits, so I'm looking for smth to fit the gap between ~5g to ~35g lures for a universal rod. I'm not so sure on the length or what brand. I'm mostly fishing from the shore.

So far I love my Daiwa's, I've heard that Shimano, Westin, Sportex, Zeck and Savage Gear should have great rods too.

If you can recommend any other brand or a specific model, I'd be really thankful for your help.

Suche gerade nach ner Universalrute um ne Lücke zu füllen, so zwischen ca. 5-35g Wurfgewicht und da komm ich immer wieder zurück auf die LK allround.

Von dem was ich bis jetzt gefunden hab sind die Meinungen mal so mal so. Die YouTube Videos sind recht informativ und interessant nur das konstante product placement alle 5min ist halt etwas dubios.

Was ist euere Erfahrung/ Meinung mit deren Produkten so? Danke LG.

Falls ihr eine Emfehlung habt. Ich hab grad zwei Daiwa's, 1.5-11g und eine 18-80g. Ich möchte eben eben keine 10, 20 Ruten besitzen.

I just recently got my fishing license and would like to start fishing for pike from the shore. I'm completely new and just got a Shimano Sahara 3000FE reel gifted. I already looked up a few things online, but I'm still a bit overwhelmed.

I've heard that Daiwa and Shimano rods are good. If anyone could recommend me a good starter rod and maybe a more suitable reel, I would be really thankful for any advice.

Hi guys, so I just got my fishing license yesterday and would like to get some input from you first before wasting endless money on cheap junk.

I live in central Europe and would like to focus for now on spin fishing trout, bass, and walleye for starters.

My father in law gifted me a Shimano Sahara 3000FE Roll, and I would like to find a good universal rod for starters. Since I don't have a boat and also want to fish on rivers and lakes, I was looking at smth in the range of 240 cm in length with a 5-35g casting weight.

My budget is around 100-200€. Found some decent Shimano and Diwa rods on sale but if you can recommend any model for a beginner, I'd be really thankful for that!

Hi guys, so I just got my fishing license yesterday and would like to get some input from you first before wasting endless money on cheap junk.

I live in central Europe and would like to focus for now on spin fishing trout, bass, and walleye for starters.

My father in law gifted me a Shimano Sahara 3000FE Roll, and I would like to find a good universal rod for starters. Since I don't have a boat and also want to fish on rivers and lakes, I was looking at smth in the range of 240 cm in length with a 5-35g casting weight.

My budget is around 100-200€. Found some decent Shimano and Diwa rods on sale but if you can recommend any model for a beginner, I'd be really thankful for that!