which time frames to use

I use H1, H4, Day

All

Yes, but not at the same time. Different strategies require different time frames.

For the strategy I will be starting too try(my first strategy ever I am new), Will be the 15 minute chart and 60 minute chart. The charts you will look at as others have stated just to reaffirm what they said will be dependent on your strategy and what you're trying to achieve.

they say that the professionals use long time frames for trades...
certainly smaller time frames have more "noise"
as to larger time frames are much "cleaner"
nevertheless, being objective in any frame is paramount.

All depends on what kind of trader are you. If you're a scalper, better to use shortest time frame.

Use one timeframe to decide trend and one lower to trade from.
Zoom out & Zoom in.

I would recommend trading in the direction of d1 chart and use 1hr/4hr chart for entries. This has given me the best results so far!
Lower timeframes are more volatility and unpredictable than higher timeframe. Also you are likely to have less profits on lower timeframe because of spreads.

Good point about the spreads. On the other hand, there are scalpers using short time frames to make profits. That said, I prefer the 4-hour one and longer ones in general.

Is it true lower time frames are better for timing entry?

That depends on which time frames you're talking about. In my experience the 15-minute one gives excellent signals in that regard, especially if you're following candlestick analysis. The 5-minute and the 1-minute time frames probably can still give you a good signal, but they'd be for very short-term moves.

I use 1H as primary with 10M for entry and 1D for trend identification.

Are this suitable timeframes for newbies like myself?

I would recommend the 4-hour time frame, as one can see pretty good signals on it that can be trusted.

The time frame you trade depends on what kind of trader you are.
Are you a Scalper? Day trader? Swing trader? Long term investing?

Choose what fits your style and back test that time frame with the strategy you have developed.

I always using lower time frames when it comes to scalping, opening the trading position to the exact position.

Will try it, thanks!

I'm comfortable and am currently looking at durations of not more than 3 to 5 days (preferably not over weekends as well).

Should I be looking from 1H to 1W?

They are all in a way an illusion
The thing is, market fluctuations are governed by people. And we as humans, base our live styles on time.
Time is our greatest enemy, and our greatest friend.
You see, everyone learns about the Y axis of price, yet most disregard the X axis of time on our charts.
You can find clear evidence of the impact of time factor on the markets by plotting the New York and London sessions starting and ending times.
Such activity isn`t random. The market sessions infact are a known variable which most have access to.

Now as for time frames themselves, many are arguing about which timeframe is the best. But they are forgetting about the fundamental side of time.
I bet some don`t even know that most traders have different daily and 4h candles.. why? Different opening and closing time. (which is defined by your mt4 broker).
p.s. a trick to deal with that would be the candle blending technique performed in respect to the fact that back in the old days, they cared most about highs and lows rather than open close...

Anyway, the only thing true is everything from 1 hour and below. Since for everyone, the one hour closes and opens at the same time, disregarding different timezones.
Ironically the smallest time frames are also more true, why? Ticks themselves are derived from market orders. And you might want to be as close to monitoring the market orders as possible. There are of course different trading styles, and to each their own. In my opinion though, the shortest timeframes are better for scalpers, while longer timeframes are better for fundamental and etc.

Id also note that you can view all higher timeframes from m1, you just need to set up your reference points for ease of use.

at first determine who are you going to be - speculator or investor. First group tends to go into lower timeframes while second prefer to trade on higher timeframes. First group can start off with smaller amount of capital, more frequent trading activity and greater risk, while second camp are focused on low and stable return.
Choose what is yours and then dig deeper in investment and speculation activities depends on which one you chose.

Your trading style will determine the time frame that is best suited for you. However, you need to know multiple time frame analysis. This means analyzing price movement on different time frames. Never trade based on just 1 time frame. Look for price movement on 2-3 time frames. If you working with 3 time frames:

Longest time frame- Trend
Medium Term Time frame
Entry Point

So for instance in you plan to trade the 1 hour time frame,

Your long term trend is the Daily time frame
Your medium term trend is the 4 Hour Time frame
Entry point is 1hour time frame

You might as well trade 1 time frames which means

1.The Daily time frame becomes the long term trend and 1hour becomes your entry.
2. The 4hour time frame becomes your long term trend and the 1hour becomes your entry