As of today at 1:11pm EDT, I'm on the market for a 50" Mini-LED/OLED dumb TV in the US. I remember a while back that people were talking about commercial displays or hospitality displays to avoid the built-in spyware of "Smart" TVs, but in 2026, both of these also seem to have built-in spyware (although business-oriented). I just need 3 HDMI + RCA inputs, and an Optical Audio output, don't need any software on the TV itself.
Do you have any pointer? Or should I just take the L and get any smart TV, never set up network and hope for the best?
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•I saw someone post about this just yesterday.
https://10base2.dev/@monkeyninja/116717373345718896
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I saw someone post about this just yesterday.
https://10base2.dev/@monkeyninja/116717373345718896
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•Leif Samuelsson
•A TV, or a phone for that matter, is not so smart without internet access.
I have my TV connected to devices at home, but it is blocked at the router. No updates or other funny business.
Sometimes I have to manually set the time, but maybe I could provide a local time server if I feel like it.
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•Sceptre sells dumb TVs in the United States market: https://www.sceptre.com/TV/4K-UHD-TV-category1category73.html . No network connectivity at all.
I don't know whether any of these are mini-LED or OLED, but maybe something might fit your requiremets.
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•Colin
•@PurpleJillybeans not sure what kind of commercial tv spyware you're talking about or saw but it's NOTHING compared to the consumer stuff.
I'd say just keep going the commercial route.
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