hopping for a new TV these days is challenging at best, whether you're looking on Black Friday, before the Super Bowl, or another time. You should consider size, display type, resolution, and even the number of ports if you want to cover all your bases. And then you must decide whether you want a smart TV or a non-smart TV.
It might surprise you to know you can buy a TV without smart features if you want one — and there are solid reasons to skip these features. However, shopping for a "dumb" TV won't be that easy if you're worried about brand or size. If you're interested in owning a non-smart TV, read on to learn what you can expect during your search.
What Is a Smart TV?
A smart TV is any TV set that connects to the internet, either via WiFi or through an Ethernet cable. A smart set offers access to web-based services like Netflix, Hulu, Spotify, Pandora, and Prime Video, as well as web-surfing capabilities in some cases.
