When Do The New Tvs Come Out For 2020

Ah, the eternal question! When do the shiny, new TVs grace us with their presence? It's like waiting for Christmas, but instead of toys, we get bigger screens and… more pixels? I admit, I'm a sucker for that.

The Great TV Release Calendar Caper

Typically, you'll start seeing the first whispers around CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in January. It's like a beauty pageant for tech. Everyone's showing off their latest and greatest, hoping to be crowned "Most Likely to Be Purchased by Someone Who Still Watches Cable."

Then, things start hitting stores around spring. Think March, April, and May. Perfect timing to upgrade before summer movie nights, right? Or am I the only one who has themed movie nights according to season?

But don't get too excited too soon. Many of the *really* fancy models trickle out later. Patience, young Padawan! Waiting is hard, I know.

A Sneaky Little Secret (or Two)

Here's a not-so-secret secret: Retailers often start clearancing out the *previous year's models* to make room. This is where things get interesting.

This is where you, my friend, can swoop in like a bargain-hunting superhero. Seriously, last year's tech is still pretty darn good. I said it, and I stand by it.

Don't underestimate the power of a good deal. I'm convinced retailers secretly *want* us to buy the older models. It's like a game they play with our wallets.

My Unpopular Opinion (Brace Yourselves)

Ready for my spicy take? I think we're all chasing specs that we don't even *need*. Do you *really* need 8K resolution when you're mostly streaming cat videos?

Let's be honest, most of us can't even tell the difference between 4K and 8K on a screen smaller than a billboard. I think my eyes have peaked.

And these refresh rates! We're obsessing over milliseconds. Meanwhile, I'm still trying to figure out how to program my universal remote. Priorities, people!

So, Should You Wait?

That, my friend, depends. Do you need the absolute latest and greatest? Are you willing to pay a premium for the bragging rights?

If so, mark your calendars for spring and summer. Keep an eye on CES coverage. And maybe, just maybe, start saving now.

Or, do you value a good deal and a perfectly acceptable viewing experience? Then keep an eye out for those clearance sales on the 2019 models. Your wallet will thank you.

Remember: The best TV is the one you can afford. And the one that makes you happy while watching your favorite shows (or, you know, cat videos).

Ultimately, it's all about personal preference. There's no right or wrong answer here (except maybe buying a TV that's smaller than your phone). Happy viewing!