Monitors. Though it's a "for now", some of this has been sneaking in there.

Every time this discussion comes up folks point out that you can dumb displays marketed for business use. But they typically cost way more.

Conventional advice is to buy a smart TV and never connect it to the internet. Just plug in [device of your choice] to HDMI.

$1050:

  Samsung QB55C-N 55" UHD 4K HDR Commercial Monitor without Wi-Fi

3 HDMI ports. Any downsides using as a TV?

Reposting from nine days ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50332351

Practically speaking I would just buy whatever and then not connect it to the internet. (Theoretically if there's an unsecured wifi network with no login requirement in the vicinity the TV could still connect to it and send your data, but no one has demonstrated any TVs actually doing that.)

Spectre still sells dumb TVs. The panels are fine, though they don't have any OLED options. Sound quality is...Well, most people don't use TV audio anyway.

"Commercial" displays/televisions perhaps:

* https://www.samsung.com/us/business/commercial-tvs/all-comme...

You can pay a significant premium for a "business" TV but the cost effective option is to get a consumer grade television and never allow it to connect to the internet.

Connect it to your router and use NextDNS/AdGuard on your home network

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1914223-REG/viewsonic...

65" VA (not edge-lit, DLED) without any OS (doubt), $1000

Yeah but they cost ~$1000