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Costco Members: 65" Hisense Class A65H Series LED 4K UHD Smart Google TV
$350
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Costco Wholesale has for its Members: Costco Members: 65" Hisense Class A65H Series LED 4K UHD Smart Google TV (65A65H) on sale for $349.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member Dfraggd for finding this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Community Member Dfraggd for finding this deal.
Features:
- Resolution: 3840x2160p (4K UHD)
- Native Refresh Rate: 60Hz
- Motion Rate: 120
- Dynamic Contrast: 1,000,000:1
- HDR: Dolby Vision HDR & HDR10
- Smart Platform: Google TV
- Wi-Fi: 802.11a/b/g/n/ac
- VESA: 400x300mm
- Inputs:
- 3x HDMI
- 1x USB
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I got this 75" TCL Roku TV for $500 around Black Friday for my father and he loves it. I would probably grab another one today if it was still that low. I need a new bedroom TV and don't need all the bells and whistles of a higher end TV.
I picked up a TCL over the holidays and I'm
so disappointed in the picture. Watching the same shows via my roku plugged into my Panasonic plasma dumb tv is so much more vibrant. It's almost unwatchable on some scenes and adjusting the settings does nothing. I get the feeling it's my TV that's lacking something, but I'm just not sure what feature it is. Please help. Thanks in advance.
I picked up a TCL over the holidays and I'm
so disappointed in the picture. Watching the same shows via my roku plugged into my Panasonic plasma dumb tv is so much more vibrant. It's almost unwatchable on some scenes and adjusting the settings does nothing. I get the feeling it's my TV that's lacking something, but I'm just not sure what feature it is. Please help. Thanks in advance.
TCL sucks, in my opinion. I have the 4 series and it's dark. Nothing special. But it's a cheap 75"
I picked up a TCL over the holidays and I'm
so disappointed in the picture. Watching the same shows via my roku plugged into my Panasonic plasma dumb tv is so much more vibrant. It's almost unwatchable on some scenes and adjusting the settings does nothing. I get the feeling it's my TV that's lacking something, but I'm just not sure what feature it is. Please help. Thanks in advance.
Coming from a Panasonic plasma you might want to wait for a good price on an oled tv. To me it's the closest technology if you don't want to feel like you're downgrading in terms of both color and contrast. Of course depends on your needs.
I don't think RTINGS even mentions about the performance of the TVs (might be wrong, so feel free to correct!)
While we are not worried about the dirty screen effect or sub-par viewing angles, since it's mostly being used to playing rhymes for the toddler, the TV isn't responsive. Not sure if its the OS, components. This TV has 2GB RAM and 16GB storage space, while I'm not sure what the processor is.
You definitely would want to use an addon chromestick/Roku/AppleTV if you don't want to have a blood pressure.
Also, this is a costco specific model, they throw in a year of extra warranty and a HDMI cable.
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I can confirm (and add to) the list of issues:
- The backlight definitely lines up with the dirt cheap price.
- Google TV can occasionally hiccup because they used a VIC-20 for the brains.
- The glass is extremely fragile - take off rings on your fingers before moving it, and have a friend help "just in case".
- If there is a screen failure then Hisense will merely refund you and it is up to you to figure out how to get rid of the thing.
Pros:- $350
- Picture quality can match sets at twice the price. (Though, yes, $700 is hardly top-tier, but still ...)
- Did I mention it is only $350?
If you have $1000+ to spend on a set then look elsewhere. But if you are just looking for something to get you by until Samsung's latest OLED perfection screens get down to reasonable prices then this screen is good enough.This LG is also available at my warehouse for the same price.
Any LG TV that isn't OLED has bright grey "blacks", a terrible contrast ratio due to IPS design. I would take a cheap VA panel over a cheap IPS (or even an expensive IPS?) any day.
I had high hopes that these Hisense Google tvs would be better by now but sadly your comments confirms otherwise. I can attest that my Sony Oled with Google tv is incredibly laggy even after multiple software updates. It's frustrating to use. Hisense Roku tvs I've had recently have been excellent with a good interface and no lag issues. Sadly Hisense has gone fully Google Tv on all their new sets.
I use the TV operating system just to control the TV and plug in a stick or a shield for apps and content. I don't connect it to the network either. It keeps the tv OS clean and responsive.
My old LeEco/LeTV has a better hardware than these 'new' TVs (granted, that thing will not update its OS for years now) and it is so responsive.
Solution for me is to use a $20 walmart onn device to "replace" the TV's OS.
I got this 75" TCL Roku TV for $500 around Black Friday for my father and he loves it. I would probably grab another one today if it was still that low. I need a new bedroom TV and don't need all the bells and whistles of a higher end TV.
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It was Best Buy and it was a lot of work. I waited for almost 2 hours for my online pickup before they finally told me they didn't have it. That was about a half hour south of the BB near where I was staying. Luckily, the BB 30 minutes south of that one had a few. Fitting it in my small rental SUV was not easy, but I did it and then uncomfortably drove it an hour north.