Entry into 4K

Times are changing, yesterday was still full HD up to date and now 4K ...?
It is very difficult durchzublicken here. Each writes his opinion about 4K and it is very much wrong.
The fact is that the technology is still in its infancy and no one knows exactly what will happen next. So why invest a lot, if you always only Full HD can see, other than a few promotional films, which are a rapidly about.
I have long searched and compared and then I come to the realization that there is no TV picture from Panasonic or devices from other major manufacturers, whatever the price category bring a better quality than that this TX55AXW634. Sure, there is the entry level device from Panasonic, but it's just awesome. There is no better screen in Full HD. The TV will scale the image up and it is simply better. A look on the Internet at YouTube 4K movies, which are of course not in 4K, 4K missing since a setter. You will be impressed nevertheless. A better picture you have ever seen !!!
So and now the football on television.
It is true, if you look closely at the heads of the players, then it looks as if a mosquito swarm flies around their heads, but that only a few camera - perspectives. And if the entire surface of the lawn can be seen, there is quite at the edges, very tiny shades. If the camera to the players up close, you can see every little scratch on his face and every little tattoo.
Look at other higher quality 4K or Full HD devices, as throwing the red color of the jersey, a double shadow on the entire player and you can see the shadow again.
There are on all devices of any anything to complain about and a hefty price tag did not necessarily justify a higher quality. It is only the probability is greater that one does not regret his purchase.
I have certainly not regretted my purchase in this price range and give a 5 star recommendation.
One small thing I still have, SD material looks natural on a large TV set always bad, so in this case I can not give a recommendation.
HD is a must, even better is Full HD on Blue Ray.
LG Thomas