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Hisense U8G Quantum 4K ULED Android TV on sale listed below from
$829.99 when you apply the corresponding discount code during checkout.
Shipping is free.
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Available models:
Specs:
- Resolution: 3840x2160
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz
- Dolby Vision, HDR 10, HDR 10+, Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG)
- Android Smart TV w/ Google Assistant Built-In (voice remote included)
- Ports
- 4x HDMI
- 1x Composite
- 2x USB 2.0
- 1x USB3.0
- 1x RF
- 1x Digital Audio Output (Optical)
- 1x Ethernet
Top Comments
Regardless, in for one. The add'l dimming zones over the 55" variant makes this an incredible buy, especially considering Hisense has shown favored support to this model in updates over the 55".
Price looks great and very tempting though.
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TCL and Hisence runs budget friendly segment.
LG makes good OLED. Crappy interface imo. Nanocell is horrible.
Sony has accurate color all across the. Product line. Expensive, but great color out of box
Samsung also make some good tv
Rtings.com has different list for different need.
This TV is rated high.
TCL and Hisence runs budget friendly segment.
LG makes good OLED. Crappy interface imo. Nanocell is horrible.
Sony has accurate color all across the. Product line. Expensive, but great color out of box
Samsung also make some good tv
Rtings.com has different list for different need.
This TV is rated high.
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Pros: super bright, great colors and black levels
Cons: blooming is there at times, random ghosting (even after updated and the up four times fix)
Replaced a Panasonic 65ST60 that moved to the bedroom. Overall a good buy for this price
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Price looks great and very tempting though.
If you're good with 4k at 60fps, or 1440p at 120fps, then the hdmi 2.1+ requirement isn't there.
That being said, I'm not familiar with this TV to know if it's hdmi 2.0 or 2.1
I would also say, that you don't *need* it for ps5, just to get the most out of it. some of the models I've looked at that appear to check all the boxes are the LG C1 series, and the Sony A90J series
If you're good with 4k at 60fps, or 1440p at 120fps, then the hdmi 2.1+ requirement isn't there.
That being said, I'm not familiar with this TV to know if it's hdmi 2.0 or 2.1
Vizio give you most features for the buck. HDR, Local Dimming, etc... according to youtube videos, if you don't mind tinkering... you get most things to tinker with.
I didn't mentioned it because QC on Vizio tend to very panel to panel, and Vizio tend to have short life span ( 50% off after 6 months.. they have their own pricing structure )
I figured for the most people, Hisence and TCL is more of set it and forget it set up.
but if you are not picky, These are good value. in LED TV>
Just make sure you buy any of budget brand from Bestbuy so you can return it if you get a bad dud.
Hisence's 100 day return policy is interesting.
Both Hisense and TCL are doing a lot of innovation in panel technology while Samsung, Sony, LG and even Vizio to some degree are living off of old R&D.
I won't argue that you can't get good TVs from these brands, but at the $1000 price point TCL and Hisense are kicking their asses in terms of bang for your buck.
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Their best model only comes in the 75" size.
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