Model: Hisense ULED 8K Premium 75U800GR Quantum Dot QLED Series 75-Inch Native 120Hz Roku Smart TV with Alexa Compatibility (2021)
Deal History
Deal History includes data from multiple reputable stores, such as Best Buy, Target, and Walmart. The lowest price among stores for a given day is selected as the "Sale Price".
Sale Price does not include sale prices at Amazon unless a deal was posted by a community member.
Why 4K? It's nonsense, there is no content and your eyes can't see the difference...
8K is now... embrace it, or keep watching your 2 inch bezel, dim, lacking color, old TV.
Every generation has clearly been an improvement.
As mentioned by the other guy, you conveniently miss important failures in home video technology (3D televisions), a direction which 8K could head. Think about how much infrastructure has been invested into 4K technology by media companies, and what it would take for all that infrastructure to be upgraded right now to 8K just as they completed that costly investment. Sure, you could early adopt an 8K TV now but you'll likely just get some bullshit music videos here and there in 8K, or a small feature once in a while for several years. By the time 8K becomes a thing (4-10 years), your 8K TV will be super outdated in terms of all the other tech that comes in it besides resolution. So you will have wasted money.
As mentioned by the other guy, you conveniently miss important failures in home video technology (3D televisions), a direction which 8K could head. Think about how much infrastructure has been invested into 4K technology by media companies, and what it would take for all that infrastructure to be upgraded right now to 8K just as they completed that costly investment. Sure, you could early adopt an 8K TV now but you'll likely just get some bullshit music videos here and there in 8K, or a small feature once in a while for several years. By the time 8K becomes a thing (4-10 years), your 8K TV will be super outdated in terms of all the other tech that comes in it besides resolution. So you will have wasted money.
Not exactly
Because I am going to bet the Tv companies start putting their best picture quality only in their 8K sets...like they did on the 4K ones. In fact Sony has definitely already done just that
So..if you want better/best picture quality you have to buy an 8K TV
As mentioned by the other guy, you conveniently miss important failures in home video technology (3D televisions), a direction which 8K could head. Think about how much infrastructure has been invested into 4K technology by media companies, and what it would take for all that infrastructure to be upgraded right now to 8K just as they completed that costly investment. Sure, you could early adopt an 8K TV now but you'll likely just get some bullshit music videos here and there in 8K, or a small feature once in a while for several years. By the time 8K becomes a thing (4-10 years), your 8K TV will be super outdated in terms of all the other tech that comes in it besides resolution. So you will have wasted money.
You missed gaming all together...that's possible in 8k
5 Comments
Your comment cannot be blank.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
8.0 - Movies
7.8 - TV Shows
7.9 - Sports
8.4 - Video Games
7.8 - HDR Movies
8.4 - HDR Gaming
8.3 - PC Monitor
5.3 - Viewing Angle
8.6 - Reflection Handling
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews.../u800gr-8k
https://www.howtogeek.c
This is the same argument since...
Why 720P LED, my 480p glass tube TV is better...
Why 1080p? All content is 480p...
Why 4K? It's nonsense, there is no content and your eyes can't see the difference...
8K is now... embrace it, or keep watching your 2 inch bezel, dim, lacking color, old TV.
Every generation has clearly been an improvement.
Why 720P LED, my 480p glass tube TV is better...
Why 1080p? All content is 480p...
Why 4K? It's nonsense, there is no content and your eyes can't see the difference...
8K is now... embrace it, or keep watching your 2 inch bezel, dim, lacking color, old TV.
Every generation has clearly been an improvement.
As mentioned by the other guy, you conveniently miss important failures in home video technology (3D televisions), a direction which 8K could head. Think about how much infrastructure has been invested into 4K technology by media companies, and what it would take for all that infrastructure to be upgraded right now to 8K just as they completed that costly investment. Sure, you could early adopt an 8K TV now but you'll likely just get some bullshit music videos here and there in 8K, or a small feature once in a while for several years. By the time 8K becomes a thing (4-10 years), your 8K TV will be super outdated in terms of all the other tech that comes in it besides resolution. So you will have wasted money.
Because I am going to bet the Tv companies start putting their best picture quality only in their 8K sets...like they did on the 4K ones. In fact Sony has definitely already done just that
So..if you want better/best picture quality you have to buy an 8K TV
You missed gaming all together...that's possible in 8k