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Best Buy[bestbuy.com] has 75" Hisense Class QD6 Series QLED 4K UHD Google TV (2024) for $449.99. Shipping is free.
Last Updated by citan359 | Staff on 11-15-2024 at 04:20 PM
Model: Hisense 85-Inch Class QD6 Series QLED UHD 4K HDR Google Smart TV (85QD6N) - QLED, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, 4K AI Upscaler, Motion Rate 120, HDR 10+, Game Mode Plus, Voice Remote
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is paying $150 more worth it to get that one that has native 120hz?
or for those not playing games, this is fine? i mean we've been playing games on 60hz forever, is it only these gen z and super techy folks who are like its the end of the world if they aint gaming on native 120
I'm 56 and not a techy, but yeah 120hz is definitely the way to go.
For 95% of movies this TV is fine..football 120hz games 120hz, believe me you'll see a difference
is paying $150 more worth it to get that one that has native 120hz?or for those not playing games, this is fine? i mean we've been playing games on 60hz forever, is it only these gen z and super techy folks who are like its the end of the world if they aint gaming on native 120
In the old CRT monitor days, refresh rates above 60 were the norm. My old 1024x768 monitor used to run at 85hz and CRTs in general had much better motion clarity. LCDs are just barely scratching at the motion clarity we used to have with 120hz and above. So yes it is worth it, especially if you're gaming on a ps5/xsx/pc or plugging in a laptop.
Hi there, I am curious if the model year matter for modern tv? Saw a 2020 model on sale for pretty cheap on another brand. I did a quick search and it seems like the year determines if the tv gets support for updates, but does their software need to be updated?
The 120Hz is probably a higher quality panel with a faster response time for sports. PCs and game consoles are really the only thing that'll run at 120Hz. It will still come in handy for movie watching due to 3/2 pulldown, the 120Hz will give you much smoother motion.
Costco has the same 75" tv shipped except with Fire TV same price and better 3 year warranty. 90 day return policy. These inexpensive TVs break a lot more often than the more expensive ones. JMHO
They definitely don't break more often.. my tcls and Hisense have outlived the Samsungs and sonys 🤷
Really I'm to the point where I only buy Hisense and tcl..
I'm 56 and not a techy, but yeah 120hz is definitely the way to go.
For 95% of movies this TV is fine..football 120hz games 120hz, believe me you'll see a difference
Love watching footballs at 60hz or better yet ar 30hz. 120hz makes my head spinning and is way too fast for my taste
They definitely don't break more often.. my tcls and Hisense have outlived the Samsungs and sonys 🤷
Really I'm to the point where I only buy Hisense and tcl..
Hisense had bad models with the infamous failing Tcon board a few years ago. Other than that they've been pretty solid. Just replaced grandparents Hisense that I bought in 2018. It still works just fine.
60hz and no local dimming. I feel like there are too many better options this year... this isn't a horrible 75 inch for the price... but bigger may not always mean "better." Kind of sacrifices picture quality and responsiveness for size. If you only watch sports and movies, this will do... but as a video gamer, this TV isn't on my list at all.
60hz and no local dimming. I feel like there are too many better options this year... this isn't a horrible 75 inch for the price... but bigger may not always mean "better." Kind of sacrifices picture quality and responsiveness for size. If you only watch sports and movies, this will do... but as a video gamer, this TV isn't on my list at all.
Which is the best deal for a 65 inch TV then?
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They definitely don't break more often.. my tcls and Hisense have outlived the Samsungs and sonys 🤷
Really I'm to the point where I only buy Hisense and tcl..
I agree 100% with this comment. We have 4 Hisense and 1 TCL in our personal home and several more of each in our vacation rentals. Some are as old as 7 years and never had a single issue with any of them. My only complaint is that some of the older Roku ones have gotten slower transitioning from screen to screen with age. The FireTV ones are still fine. Don't have any Google or Android ones.
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or for those not playing games, this is fine? i mean we've been playing games on 60hz forever, is it only these gen z and super techy folks who are like its the end of the world if they aint gaming on native 120
For 95% of movies this TV is fine..football 120hz games 120hz, believe me you'll see a difference
Really I'm to the point where I only buy Hisense and tcl..
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For 95% of movies this TV is fine..football 120hz games 120hz, believe me you'll see a difference
Really I'm to the point where I only buy Hisense and tcl..
is $650 likely the floor for a 85" QLED this black friday season?
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Really I'm to the point where I only buy Hisense and tcl..
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