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expiredVioletLocket2629 posted Nov 2, 2024 8:40 PM
Hisense 85-Inch U8N Mini-LED ULED 4K UHD Google Smart TV $1697.99 - Amazon
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$1697.99 with free NBA2K25. Get NBA2K25 with the purchase of select 2024 Hisense ULED TVs, sizes 65" and larger. Visit HisenseNBA2K.com to redeem your reward after you complete your purchase.
I think this is the lowest price I've seen this year for this TV. The free game is a nice added bonus.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...0DER&
I think this is the lowest price I've seen this year for this TV. The free game is a nice added bonus.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...0DER&
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$1697.99 with free NBA2K25. Get NBA2K25 with the purchase of select 2024 Hisense ULED TVs, sizes 65" and larger. Visit HisenseNBA2K.com to redeem your reward after you complete your purchase.
I think this is the lowest price I've seen this year for this TV. The free game is a nice added bonus.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...0DER&
I think this is the lowest price I've seen this year for this TV. The free game is a nice added bonus.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...0DER&
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Free delivery..or immediate local pick up
I hadnt heard about the panel lottery issue
But in my experience they both still have issues with off angle viewing and picture processing
And just because some other retailers act the same way is no excuse.... only gives me more reason to shop places like Costco. Imagine how much business they would really have if they offered honest customer service along with their purchases.
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There is also some " opinion" baked into what you read from owners and by that I mean some are pickier than others
I own the Hisense U8 from 2022...the U8H. Its a great set for the money. I paid $600 for an open box 65" unit at Best Buy
I also own a Samsung QN90A from the same year
The Samsung is a better set. and it was also more expensive
I dont look at the Hisense with the same litmus test as the Samsung
I dont know how picky you are nor what your expectations are
But I would not walk into ownership of a Hisense or TCL with the same expectations as a higher end Samsung or Sony LED
There is also some " opinion" baked into what you read from owners and by that I mean some are pickier than others
I own the Hisense U8 from 2022...the U8H. Its a great set for the money. I paid $600 for an open box 65" unit at Best Buy
I also own a Samsung QN90A from the same year
The Samsung is a better set. and it was also more expensive
I dont look at the Hisense with the same litmus test as the Samsung
I dont know how picky you are nor what your expectations are
But I would not walk into ownership of a Hisense or TCL with the same expectations as a higher end Samsung or Sony LED
Great...I would love to see your data showing this and how many Tv's the brands have sold...so an accurate sample size is being looked at with no inappropriate skews
Also by definition, I dont how you grade on a curve when you use the same measurements and measuring instruments across the testing for all units....and thus produce a numeric value for nits, brightness etc etc
But maybe you can enlighten me on that as well
I do agree with you that , in general it doesnt make sense to compare a value product to one that is high end
As I mentioned before I own a Hisense U8H and a Samsung QN90A
I also have a Samsung QN90C and a Sony A95L
I have expectations for each commensurate to what I paid for them
Also by definition, I dont how you grade on a curve when you use the same measurements and measuring instruments across the testing for all units....and thus produce a numeric value for nits, brightness etc etc
But maybe you can enlighten me on that as well
I do agree with you that , in general it doesnt make sense to compare a value product to one that is high end
As I mentioned before I own a Hisense U8H and a Samsung QN90A
I also have a Samsung QN90C and a Sony A95L
I have expectations for each commensurate to what I paid for them
Who has data on Quality control except Hisense themselves lol? Stupid point. You have to listen to customer base and reviews online because that's the only access the general public has. Why don't you go find me data that disproves my point?
If Rtings is the sole dictator of what Tv to buy then I am sorry to say you are not doing much research. They're a good basis point but there's plenty of outside sources to look at. They're also don't test the shitty OS that these budget brand tvs have or how they interact with accessories like Apple TV for example or the fact that you probably want an ATV because their OS is horrible. Not that the major brands are much better but still.
A Hisense u7 is on sale for $900 at Costco 75inch etc. Now that's up to the consumer to determine if it's worth saving anywhere from 300-600 to get the same comparable tv by a major brand yes. But if you market these same specs to the comparable major brand which is what the TCL QM7-8 series and Hisense u7-8 does. Yes, I expect comparable performance even if it is cheaper. Rtings has the Hisense U7 as one of the best cost effective TVs to buy but go do some simple research on screen on those screen panels. Rtings doesn't mention how VA panels by Hisense are notoriously known for red and black smearing along with screen tearing in video games. I wonder why that is, because their tests aren't the arbiter of what TVs to buy.
Who has data on Quality control except Hisense themselves lol? Stupid point. You have to listen to customer base and reviews online because that's the only access the general public has. Why don't you go find me data that disproves my point?
If Rtings is the sole dictator of what Tv to buy then I am sorry to say you are doing much research. They're a good basis point but there's plenty of outside sources to look at. They're also don't test the shitty OS that these budget brand tvs have or how they interact with accessories like Apple TV for example or the fact that you probably want an ATV because their OS is horrible. Not that the major brands are much better but still.
I dont even observe the statements for the most part, just the individual numeric data points
I have no idea where you got the idea that they are my sole source of data
You are proving my point in not being able to create a narrative with a few statements on the internet
As for finding data that disproves your point....do you really think it works like that?..LOL
I asked you to prove what you were stating was facts
I dont even observe the statements for the most part, just the individual numeric data points
I have no idea where you got the idea that they are my sole source of data
You are proving my point in not being able to create a narrative with a few statements on the internet
As for finding data that disproves your point....do you really think it works like that?..LOL
I asked you to prove what you were stating was facts
You sure as hell are acting like they're the only source when I said their tests matter but it's not the only thing to reference, which I have emphasized l numerous times. You want me to find data when I said the screen tearing issues are from people reviewing personally or making YouTube videos about it? Nah, I think you can do that research yourself if you want to.
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What the scores dont show is what happens when you have a TV out of return policy with issues. I had legitimate nightmare with Hisense h9g... Hopefully more 85 inch TVs are on sale around the holidays. I dont think my hisense support wounds have healed enough yet.
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