> Yes, but they can be a bit tricky to find. You can find them used. You can use a computer monitor.

Sir, that's basically a no.

A TV is a specific device. It has many functions that TV monitor seldom has, or implements poorly. Like speakers. Or rich inputs and outputs, like multiple hdmi and antenna. Or a proper remote, a dvb-t tuner. Or play media on it's own when connected via USB. Or DLNA (I had devices far from modern smart-tv that could do that, in the past).

Monitor or panel can mimic some of this, with effort on your side, but not really.

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everdrive 20 hours ago | parent | next [-]

You use use cases will vary, but I'll bet what 90% of people do can be duplicated with a laptop or an Apple TV.

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array_key_first 20 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Sceptre makes dumb TVs. I have a monitor for them that's many years old - it was a good value and has held up.

	▲	szszrk 19 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Thanks, they don't seem to exist in EU. I think closest are some Sharp models, and their screens are great. But that also requires hunting for commercial models mean for large displays.