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50" Hisense 50A6H4 4K UHD Smart Google TV

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$180

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Target has 50" Hisense 50A6H4 4K UHD Smart Google TV on sale for $179.99. Shipping is free.

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Specs:
  • Resolution: 3840x2160
  • Backlight type: LED Full Array
  • Smart Platform: Google TV
  • High Dynamic Range (HDR): HDR10
  • Voice assistant built-in: Google Assistant Built-in
  • Ports:
    • 4x HDMI

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  • About this Offer:
    • Offer is valid through November 25, 2023 or while supplies lasts.
  • Warranty:
    • Includes 1 Year Limited Warranty
  • Sign-up for Target RedCard to save an additional 5%, receive free shipping, and attain an extended return period.

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Target has 50" Hisense 50A6H4 4K UHD Smart Google TV on sale for $179.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks Deal Editor Discombobulated for sharing this deal

Specs:
  • Resolution: 3840x2160
  • Backlight type: LED Full Array
  • Smart Platform: Google TV
  • High Dynamic Range (HDR): HDR10
  • Voice assistant built-in: Google Assistant Built-in
  • Ports:
    • 4x HDMI

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • About this Offer:
    • Offer is valid through November 25, 2023 or while supplies lasts.
  • Warranty:
    • Includes 1 Year Limited Warranty
  • Sign-up for Target RedCard to save an additional 5%, receive free shipping, and attain an extended return period.

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Just FYI this is last year's model (the H) instead of the K from this year.

The K is available from Costco for $259 for 55" if that makes a difference. Rtings said the K is significantly better than the H
I don't use the tv for the interface as it'll slow down. I use a seperate hdmi device like the Chromecast with Google TV or the Onn with Google TV. I can always replace a $20-$40 stick every few years, can't do the same for a TV if it lags a lot.
There is nothing wrong with built in Android/Google provided the CPU included with the TV (and RAM) is fast enough.

I laugh when people claim a 7 year old Android TV is slow when they would never consider running a 7 year old Fire Stick or old computer. As long as they keep adding bloat every year, your old hardware will continue to slow down.

Now if the TV is slow brand new, well then you do have an issue LOL

Far too often people buy a TV based on size alone thinking what's inside does not matter. Well it does matter and it can matter alot.

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Use a credit card that extends the OEM warranty by one year for free.
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Quote from therivershark :
Android interface is terribly slow. I prefer Roku which is 5x faster at start up.
I've enjoyed the roku interface, but there have been times that it didn't have apps I wanted. I assumed that Google tvs would have the widest selection of apps. Have you noticed anything in this regard?
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Quote from therivershark :
Android interface is terribly slow. I prefer Roku which is 5x faster at start up.
That depends on the equipment you have. I have any issues whatsoever with my Sony AndroidTV. On the other hand, I have several Rokus setup in my parents house, noticeably slower.
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Quote from SonofZeus :
Use a credit card that extends the OEM warranty by one year for free.
This is a good tip. I lucked out and bought a Samsung NeoQLED with my Chase Freedom card and I'm in process now of having it repaired/replaced after the manufacturer warranty expired. I'm not sure how much this matters with a $180 TV vs a $1500 TV, but it's definitely something to think about, as TVs seem to break more often now.
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BillytheGOAT
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Quote from therivershark :
Android interface is terribly slow. I prefer Roku which is 5x faster at start up.
I don't use the tv for the interface as it'll slow down. I use a seperate hdmi device like the Chromecast with Google TV or the Onn with Google TV. I can always replace a $20-$40 stick every few years, can't do the same for a TV if it lags a lot.
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Quote from therivershark :
Android interface is terribly slow. I prefer Roku which is 5x faster at start up.
My advice to anybody that's going to be using a TV to run apps get a dedicated device to do so instead of relying on what's on board.

I don't think it's necessarily the Android interface that's slow, it's that OEMs throw open source coding on any tech they can. I don't know if Roku is faster or not by experience, but I use a Shield TV box for my family room and Chromecasts on the rest. I can't imagine whatever junk processor is in a $200 TV is going to run fat 4K videos without hiccups.

The other added benefit is that with an Android device you can side load other apps like Syncler, Stremio, Kodi.

Anyway ..in for 1 with a Chromecast πŸ˜‚
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Either Target Red Card or Discover will give you additional 5% off.
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Quote from TurtlePerson2 :
This is a good tip. I lucked out and bought a Samsung NeoQLED with my Chase Freedom card and I'm in process now of having it repaired/replaced after the manufacturer warranty expired. I'm not sure how much this matters with a $180 TV vs a $1500 TV, but it's definitely something to think about, as TVs seem to break more often now.
What are the annual and per item limits on the Chase Freedom warranty claims?
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Quote from The_Diver :
Either Target Red Card or Discover will give you additional 5% off.
Only red card gets you 5% off UP FRONT.

Discover is 5% cash back not 'off'. won't get that until your statement drops which is a few weeks later for most.
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Quote from rastacola :
My advice to anybody that's going to be using a TV to run apps get a dedicated device to do so instead of relying on what's on board.

I don't think it's necessarily the Android interface that's slow, it's that OEMs throw open source coding on any tech they can. I don't know if Roku is faster or not by experience, but I use a Shield TV box for my family room and Chromecasts on the rest. I can't imagine whatever junk processor is in a $200 TV is going to run fat 4K videos without hiccups.

The other added benefit is that with an Android device you can side load other apps like Syncler, Stremio, Kodi.

Anyway ..in for 1 with a Chromecast πŸ˜‚
There is nothing wrong with built in Android/Google provided the CPU included with the TV (and RAM) is fast enough.

I laugh when people claim a 7 year old Android TV is slow when they would never consider running a 7 year old Fire Stick or old computer. As long as they keep adding bloat every year, your old hardware will continue to slow down.

Now if the TV is slow brand new, well then you do have an issue LOL

Far too often people buy a TV based on size alone thinking what's inside does not matter. Well it does matter and it can matter alot.
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how does this Google TV compare to the FIRE TVs or Roku TVs that may go on sale next week?
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Quote from DeputyStankus :
I've enjoyed the roku interface, but there have been times that it didn't have apps I wanted. I assumed that Google tvs would have the widest selection of apps. Have you noticed anything in this regard?
I used to be a Roku fan boy but switched to Google some time ago. I find Google to play better with my smart home setup. It does have its quirks on occasion and there are tweaks you can do to make the interface feel more responsive. But really it only felt slower because there was more going on than the simple try roku layout. You can make google just as simple with some effort.

My personal opinion, if you are comfortable enough to manage and tweak settings on an android phone, use Google.

If you are someone who hates that stuff and tends to buy iPhones because you don't want to have to tweak anything ever, get a Roku.

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