65" Hisense U8G Quantum 4K ULED Android TV
$800
$1,250
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Your analogy of stepping up to an S class is true. If you bought this tv compared to a $2000 Samsung, the Samsung would likely last longer. But if you bought this tv compared to a $500 Samsung, the Hisense would likely last longer.
It's all about the price point, not brand necessarily.
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Your analogy of stepping up to an S class is true. If you bought this tv compared to a $2000 Samsung, the Samsung would likely last longer. But if you bought this tv compared to a $500 Samsung, the Hisense would likely last longer.
It's all about the price point, not brand necessarily.
Yes, Oled has the best PQ but that doesn't mean everything else is bad.
I recently set this up and for the money it produces a pretty good PQ and you have ZERO concern with burn in so you save another $400+ cost if you believe you need a warranty for that.
M0422 also introduced an issue with audio dropouts to external speakers though, so FYI
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In sdr and upscaling lesser hd there is a lot of picture flaws with the hisense like color banding and motion blur and some motion stutter or judder issues and lack of sharpness and flatness to the image, it's just not great.
This tv is all about great 4k hdr, but everything else seems lacking. If most of the content out there were 4k it would be a better tv. Even adding an nvidia shield pro didn't fix the issues I had with PQ of lower res content.
Btw it's so bright that at night I ran it at like 27 to 33 % backlight, daytime maybe 80% max, 100% is blinding burn your eyeballs and increases blooming more than needed.
The 2.1 hdmi ports overdrive bright whites where you lose detail too, if you don't want whites blown out you need to use the 2,0 hdmi ports for input.
In addition to the guy being a complete moron he is racist bigot that makes your die hard Trump fans look like school children
HDTVTest is the gold standard for TV reviews, then I would check forums for TVs maybe Reddit last.
At $800, this is not a good price for a TV unless you are using it as a side or extra TV.
Bough a HiSense 65" 1.5 years ago for a side room and it was junk, i would never want to watch regular TV on it.
Spend the extra $400-450 and buy the LG C1 65" or wait on a deal for the 65" A80J
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