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Model: Hisense 75" Class 4K UHD LCD Roku Smart TV HDR R6 Series 75R6E3
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I bought this during Black Friday for $400. The picture is ok. Nothing mind blowing. It works. It's a smart tv and if you are going from a 55 to a 75 (like me) then this is a good tv to get for the size. It has enough hdmi ports. If you are picky about color then don't get it but if you just want a big tv then this is it. The box was taller than my 4 foot 10 wife. 🤪
I would not recommend this TV. I have a electronics service repair shop where we do television repair at the component level, and I'm appreciative of the Chinese brands TCL and Hisense because they keep me and my technicians busy with work. With that said, because Sony, LG, and Samsung are more expensive especially OLED TVs, there are a couple models of Hisense TV'S that I will be begrudgingly admit offer some value.
You are going to be a lot happier waiting for a sale and getting a Hisense U7k or U8K series. I've seen the 75-in as low as around $800 on Black friday. Both use LED full array panels with mini LED technology, dimming zones and a true 120hz refresh rate. They also have the superior Google TV smart interface where you can sideload your own apps.
Even those models don't have the motion processing that a Sony Samsung or LG would have, but they are decent for the money and most people would be happy with them. As for this one, I wouldn't buy it as my main television even if it was $199. New TVs for 2024 are being introduced in a couple of days at the CES show in Las Vegas. Look for big discounts on the 2023 models probably around February.
When you say motion processing all I can think of is that god awful "feature" that makes motion pictures look like soap operas and I swear it's on every tv now. They need to make 24 look like 24, not 30, 60, 120. It's shot at 24.
When you say motion processing all I can think of is that god awful "feature" that makes motion pictures look like soap operas and I swear it's on every tv now. They need to make 24 look like 24, not 30, 60, 120. It's shot at 24.
I agree with you 100% in regards to the soap opera effect on many TVs. However some manufacturers do it better than others, for instance some of the newer Sony TVs with Bravia XR Clear. Thankfully, that feature can be tweaked in the settings on many sets, or even disabled. On most Hisense tvs, the setting is called
"Action Smoothing" on Roku models and "Motionflow" on Google TV models and this feature can be turned off.
I know a come of companies say some sort of gimmicky language as, "flow rate" or motion this that, but it's just something else other then actual "hz" , so does anyone know for this to be actual 120hz, as in the refresh rate??? I wouldn't believe it, but idk..
I know a come of companies say some sort of gimmicky language as, "flow rate" or motion this that, but it's just something else other then actual "hz" , so does anyone know for this to be actual 120hz, as in the refresh rate??? I wouldn't believe it, but idk..
This is a 60hz refresh rate TV per Hisense.....Motion rate is just a gimmick that is double the refresh rate.
I would not recommend this TV. I have a electronics service repair shop where we do television repair at the component level, and I'm appreciative of the Chinese brands TCL and Hisense because they keep me and my technicians busy with work. With that said, because Sony, LG, and Samsung are more expensive especially OLED TVs, there are a couple models of Hisense TV'S that I will be begrudgingly admit offer some value.
You are going to be a lot happier waiting for a sale and getting a Hisense U7k or U8K series. I've seen the 75-in as low as around $800 on Black friday. Both use LED full array panels with mini LED technology, dimming zones and a true 120hz refresh rate. They also have the superior Google TV smart interface where you can sideload your own apps.
Even those models don't have the motion processing that a Sony Samsung or LG would have, but they are decent for the money and most people would be happy with them. As for this one, I wouldn't buy it as my main television even if it was $199. New TVs for 2024 are being introduced in a couple of days at the CES show in Las Vegas. Look for big discounts on the 2023 models probably around February.
I own two cheapy TCL 55" that were about $300 for about 6 years now. Both still going strong. My $1k LG didn't last 4 years. A more recent 65" Sony that cost about $900 also didn't last 3 years (still sitting broken upstairs right now since it was a recent break) and neither got more use than the TCLs I am watching TV on right now.
Can say much about Hisense but my pops recently bought a 70" or 75" to replace the broken Sony so we've only had that for about a month now. Was about $500 from Costco so won't hurt as bad as the big brands if this breaks in a few years.
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Over the years I learned to ignore Walmart YMMV in-store 'deals', as in 99% of cases you get to the store and the item is just not there. If you are happened to be by your local Walmart and have 15 minutes to spare by all means stop by and check the deal, but don't make a trip just for this TV.
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You are going to be a lot happier waiting for a sale and getting a Hisense U7k or U8K series. I've seen the 75-in as low as around $800 on Black friday. Both use LED full array panels with mini LED technology, dimming zones and a true 120hz refresh rate. They also have the superior Google TV smart interface where you can sideload your own apps.
Even those models don't have the motion processing that a Sony Samsung or LG would have, but they are decent for the money and most people would be happy with them. As for this one, I wouldn't buy it as my main television even if it was $199. New TVs for 2024 are being introduced in a couple of days at the CES show in Las Vegas. Look for big discounts on the 2023 models probably around February.
"Action Smoothing" on Roku models and "Motionflow" on Google TV models and this feature can be turned off.
You are going to be a lot happier waiting for a sale and getting a Hisense U7k or U8K series. I've seen the 75-in as low as around $800 on Black friday. Both use LED full array panels with mini LED technology, dimming zones and a true 120hz refresh rate. They also have the superior Google TV smart interface where you can sideload your own apps.
Even those models don't have the motion processing that a Sony Samsung or LG would have, but they are decent for the money and most people would be happy with them. As for this one, I wouldn't buy it as my main television even if it was $199. New TVs for 2024 are being introduced in a couple of days at the CES show in Las Vegas. Look for big discounts on the 2023 models probably around February.
Can say much about Hisense but my pops recently bought a 70" or 75" to replace the broken Sony so we've only had that for about a month now. Was about $500 from Costco so won't hurt as bad as the big brands if this breaks in a few years.
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Even BS states $598 for that store is where we're most interested in it ringing up at the $338 price
That's why I took a bunch of pics, figured it's the next best thing.
I would be more interested in their 65" TCL at $228 (BF) though.
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