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Assuming the listed specs are actually correct (and I have my doubts), this is an incredibly good deal. Full array local dimming, presumably hdmi 2.1 (only way to support variable refresh rate (vrr) over hdmi, though the hdmi specs aren't listed), 144hz refresh rate (presumably native), dolby vision, and min-led with acceptable brightness (600 nit) check all the right boxes for a solid midrange tv. In fact, getting a similar feature set on a 55" tv generally costs at minimum $400, so this price almost falls in the "too good to be true" category.
The standard hisense qd6 lineup has drastically worse specs; having no local dimming, 60hz native refresh rate, lower brightness, and hdmi 2.0 (no vrr support). I tried looking up this specific model and there's basically no information on it, it appears to be new and is quite possibly a walmart specific model. When I tried inputting the model number on hisense's support page it says "Model number doesn't exist".
Either way, since it's sold and shipped by walmart, at this price it might be worth purchasing and returning it if the specs turn out to be incorrect. That being said, since there's a decent chance the specs in the walmart listing are completely wrong, only order if you're willing to potentially deal with the hassle of returning it.
For those that bought it, can you please report if the specs were correct when received. Curiosity is killing me. I was on the fence after reading some of the comments about hdmi only showing 60hz, etc. Should have listened to slickdeals rule #2: buy and ask questions later. Hope those that were able to purchase got a good deal.
Following... I couldn't order it because I'm not going to be home tomorrow to take delivery. Also the specs seemed fake genuinely with the way it's written out, I don't trust Walmart to accurately list specs in their description. knowing the model number it would still seem like this would be a low spec tv. But hope it works out for you guys! Super curious on an update
Here is what I got a few minutes ago
Hisense
QLED 4k
motion rate 120
Google TV
QD6 series
model #
55QD6030G
Sorry to everyone that ordered, makes me happy I don't have to deal with bringing it back. I see Walmart added a promo picture with specs that don't mention 144hz or mini-led, which would be on the promo picture if it had them. So it's just a 60hz QLED with no local diming I'm assuming?
Bought it yesterday; just got in. Here's the box for those curious. Yeah, not what it was advertised as. It doesn't even mention local dimming, which I believe was mentioned on the box on my 2023 model U6. According to search results, the U6N's box mentions mini LED clearly, so it's not something that would be relegated to fine print, especially for this $300 would-be-steal. I'm not even going to bother opening it: someone's picking this thing up and returning it. Oh well. Can't say I'm too disappointed, though what a screw-up on Walmart's end. Guess it's between the U6N, U7N, and QM7. Though the U6HR for $278 isn't too bad, Roku-ness aside.
Bought it yesterday; just got in. Here's the box for those curious. Yeah, not what it was advertised as. It doesn't even mention local dimming, which I believe was mentioned on the box on my 2023 model U6. According to search results, the U6N's box mentions mini LED clearly, so it's not something that would be relegated to fine print, especially for this $300 would-be-steal. I'm not even going to bother opening it: someone's picking this thing up and returning it. Oh well. Can't say I'm too disappointed, though what a screw-up on Walmart's end. Guess it's between the U6N, U7N, and QM7. Though the U6HR for $278 isn't too bad, Roku-ness aside.
Oh, I know. But it's also $100 less and equivalent to the panel I had before. Should treat myself to mini LED, at least, given the hassle of both the warranty claim for my previous, defective U6H on top of this!
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The standard hisense qd6 lineup has drastically worse specs; having no local dimming, 60hz native refresh rate, lower brightness, and hdmi 2.0 (no vrr support). I tried looking up this specific model and there's basically no information on it, it appears to be new and is quite possibly a walmart specific model. When I tried inputting the model number on hisense's support page it says "Model number doesn't exist".
Either way, since it's sold and shipped by walmart, at this price it might be worth purchasing and returning it if the specs turn out to be incorrect. That being said, since there's a decent chance the specs in the walmart listing are completely wrong, only order if you're willing to potentially deal with the hassle of returning it.
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Hisense
QLED 4k
motion rate 120
Google TV
QD6 series
model #
55QD6030G
Hisense
QLED 4k
motion rate 120
Google TV
QD6 series
model #
55QD6030G
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Hisense
QLED 4k
motion rate 120
Google TV
QD6 series
model #
55QD6030G
Does it say mini-led or hdmi 2.1?
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Does it say mini-led or hdmi 2.1?
Hisense
QLED 4k
motion rate 120
Google TV
QD6 series
model #
55QD6030G
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