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Model: Hisense 65" Class Quantum 4K ULED Android Smart TV HDR U6G Series 65U6G
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120Hz isn't about 120Hz stuff.
120/5=24=cinema frames per second
60Hz can't be divided to get 24fps. So, instead, the 24fps video does 3:2 pulldown. Or basically converts the first 24fps frame into 3 60fps frames and then converts the second 24fps frame into 2 60fps frames. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thr..._pull_down
So, you buy a 120Hz so that you dont get pulldown or weird images while watching movies.
The actual benefit of a true 120Hz video is limited, but the advantage of a 24fps mode is significant.
However, this TV is capable of 24fps(or 24Hz mode), which solves 99% of the problem.
Last edited by PuckS9852 September 1, 2021 at 02:59 PM.
120Hz isn't about 120Hz stuff.
120/5=24=cinema frames per second
60Hz can't be divided to get 24fps. So, instead, the 24fps video does 3:2 pulldown. Or basically converts the first 24fps frame into 3 60fps frames and then converts the second 24fps frame into 2 60fps frames. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thr..._pull_down[wikipedia.org]
So, you buy a 120Hz so that you dont get pulldown or weird images while watching movies.
The actual benefit of a true 120Hz video is limited, but the advantage of a 24fps mode is significant.
However, this TV is capable of 24fps(or 24Hz mode), which solves 99% of the problem.
I just broke my 60" and really wanted to upgrade to a 75" instead of a 65", but the debate is it worth the $350 more for the size difference. Do y'all think the 75" will drop anymore before the year is over?
I recently went TV shopping, side by side comparisons between samsungs sony and this TV show a difference of color brightness and vibrance. However, I recently purchased a hisense for my bedroom and outside of the store's side by side comparison, it is a great TV and holds its own, and least when it comes to brightness and colors. It is still a 4K tv, just isn't the best.
Last edited by daneboy83 September 2, 2021 at 09:03 AM.
Not that i am serious about buying anything from Best Buy any longer, i check out Best Buy from time to time as a reminder.
I must live on Mars:
"Unfortunately, delivery is unavailable in your area"
'unavailable in your area'
Then a .. AHUM!,,,,"People ultimately bought" and a selection of other TVs to...AHUM.. buy,
Sometimes will get a $80 or more shipping charge
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120/5=24=cinema frames per second
60Hz can't be divided to get 24fps. So, instead, the 24fps video does 3:2 pulldown. Or basically converts the first 24fps frame into 3 60fps frames and then converts the second 24fps frame into 2 60fps frames.
https://en.wikipedia.or
So, you buy a 120Hz so that you dont get pulldown or weird images while watching movies.
The actual benefit of a true 120Hz video is limited, but the advantage of a 24fps mode is significant.
However, this TV is capable of 24fps(or 24Hz mode), which solves 99% of the problem.
120/5=24=cinema frames per second
60Hz can't be divided to get 24fps. So, instead, the 24fps video does 3:2 pulldown. Or basically converts the first 24fps frame into 3 60fps frames and then converts the second 24fps frame into 2 60fps frames.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thr..._pull_down [wikipedia.org]
So, you buy a 120Hz so that you dont get pulldown or weird images while watching movies.
The actual benefit of a true 120Hz video is limited, but the advantage of a 24fps mode is significant.
However, this TV is capable of 24fps(or 24Hz mode), which solves 99% of the problem.
It's a good TV, but viewing angles are limited, because it's a VA panel.
I think it's still the best option for the money.
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I must live on Mars:
"Unfortunately, delivery is unavailable in your area"
'unavailable in your area'
Then a .. AHUM!,,,,"People ultimately bought" and a selection of other TVs to...AHUM.. buy,
Sometimes will get a $80 or more shipping charge
Join The Conversation
Share your experience with the Slickdeals community
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