Rtings shows excellent contrast, local dimming, and black uniformity. Negatives are slow response time, ghosting with fast moving objects and colored bands. An overall solid rating though.
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Rtings shows excellent contrast, local dimming, and black uniformity. Negatives are slow response time, ghosting with fast moving objects and colored bands. An overall solid rating though.
Model: Hisense ULED Dual-Cell Premium 75U9DG Quantum Dot QLED Series 75-Inch Native 120Hz 4K Android Smart TV with Alexa Compatibility
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I feel like maybe this set is worth 1200? Would you buy it again at 2k?
I came from a Q70R. I originally purchased it for $2k.
The motion does have a blur trail but I didn't find it overly offensive so to return the set. I've owned it for nearly 45 days now. I don't watch a ton of sports. Mainly 24fps content.
Pros:
Black levels. These rival OLED even without local dimming. My eyes have more blooming than the TV. When I block my vision of the bright logo on a black screen, I don't notice any halo/blooming around the logo at all. I measured full black at 0.005nits.
Brightness. This hits 1000nits so most HDR content will appear as intended by the creator without tone mapping down. No white pixel unlike an OLED so bright highlights are more accurate.
Reflections. This set controls reflections an order of magnitude better it seems than my Q70R.
Viewing angles. IPS RGB screen so viewing angles are top-notch compared to VA. No 'wide viewing angle' layer is needed or used so no neutered contrast levels.
Cons
Motion. There is no getting around it. There will be ghosting and other blur trails. For me, it wasn't a deal-breaker because the Pros outweighed this Con.
I don't game on this. I game on a monitor.
Calibration. There is a bug on the 20point greyscale. Across the whole array of breakpoints, changes to any one point affect its neighbors.
Adjusting 60 moves 55, 65, and even 70.
HDR, outside Dolby Vision, doesn't follow the EOTF all that accurately. Some points are 100nits brighter than intended.
Frame skips will happen if the HDMI 2.1 ports are set to Enhanced.
The ports need to be set to Enhanced if I want DV capability from the Shield.
Thoughts
All HDR formats are supported. DV, HDR10+
Part of Dolby Vision is using the EOTF that the mastering sets. This alleviates the boosted brightness that Hisense uses for HDR10 content.
All audio formats are supported for passthrough. DTS and Dolby.
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I feel like maybe this set is worth 1200? Would you buy it again at 2k?
I feel like maybe this set is worth 1200? Would you buy it again at 2k?
The motion does have a blur trail but I didn't find it overly offensive so to return the set. I've owned it for nearly 45 days now. I don't watch a ton of sports. Mainly 24fps content.
Pros:
- Black levels. These rival OLED even without local dimming. My eyes have more blooming than the TV. When I block my vision of the bright logo on a black screen, I don't notice any halo/blooming around the logo at all. I measured full black at 0.005nits.
- Brightness. This hits 1000nits so most HDR content will appear as intended by the creator without tone mapping down. No white pixel unlike an OLED so bright highlights are more accurate.
- Reflections. This set controls reflections an order of magnitude better it seems than my Q70R.
- Viewing angles. IPS RGB screen so viewing angles are top-notch compared to VA. No 'wide viewing angle' layer is needed or used so no neutered contrast levels.
Cons- Motion. There is no getting around it. There will be ghosting and other blur trails. For me, it wasn't a deal-breaker because the Pros outweighed this Con.
- I don't game on this. I game on a monitor.
- Calibration. There is a bug on the 20point greyscale. Across the whole array of breakpoints, changes to any one point affect its neighbors.
- Adjusting 60 moves 55, 65, and even 70.
- HDR, outside Dolby Vision, doesn't follow the EOTF all that accurately. Some points are 100nits brighter than intended.
- Frame skips will happen if the HDMI 2.1 ports are set to Enhanced.
- The ports need to be set to Enhanced if I want DV capability from the Shield.
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