Also keep an eye out for the open box 85 inch TCL 85QM851G 2024 model. I was able to snag an open box in good condition for $1350 plus tax store pickup. I decided to get this instead of the Hisense above since I already have the Hisense 100 U8K.
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Also keep an eye out for the open box 85 inch TCL 85QM851G 2024 model. I was able to snag an open box in good condition for $1350 plus tax store pickup. I decided to get this instead of the Hisense above since I already have the Hisense 100 U8K.
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I have a 65" U8N and I like it, but it's not without its quirks. I've had some difficulty getting the settings to my liking, and I don't think it has as nice of a picture as OLED TVs. The brightness is impressive, but overwhelming at night. With some Prime Video content, I see what looks like horizontal banding. I don't see it on most things though, so I guess it's just the source. Also, it took me awhile to figure out how to get rid of "soap opera effect" on movies, but eventually I did. There's a half dozen settings just for adjusting the clarity. I would check it out in person if you can before pulling the trigger to see if you like it.
I have a 65" U8N and I like it, but it's not without its quirks. I've had some difficulty getting the settings to my liking, and I don't think it has as nice of a picture as OLED TVs. The brightness is impressive, but overwhelming at night. With some Prime Video content, I see what looks like horizontal banding. I don't see it on most things though, so I guess it's just the source. Also, it took me awhile to figure out how to get rid of "soap opera effect" on movies, but eventually I did. There's a half dozen settings just for adjusting the clarity. I would check it out in person if you can before pulling the trigger to see if you like it.
My last Hisense lasted 18 months before it croaked. That being said, I'm thinking about upgrading the 75" Sony I bought for my mother a few years ago. She passed and I inherited her whole estate, and I have an itching to replace the 75" with bigger, the wall would hold a 96" just fine. Viewing distance is about 15 feet. Is 85 too small for 15 ft distance?
My last Hisense lasted 18 months before it croaked. That being said, I'm thinking about upgrading the 75" Sony I bought for my mother a few years ago. She passed and I inherited her whole estate, and I have an itching to replace the 75" with bigger, the wall would hold a 96" just fine. Viewing distance is about 15 feet. Is 85 too small for 15 ft distance?
Just curious - which Hisense model died on you? I know some of the Walmart exclusives and lower models have gotten bad reviews for looking great but dying after a while.
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I dont really have the space for an 85 in TV though
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