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Our research indicates that this offer is $350 lower (39% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $899.99.
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This 75 inch Hisense U65QF stands out as a strong value mini LED TV with fast Fire TV software and easy input switching. The picture is described as a clear upgrade over a plasma, and the set can power on to the last input or switch ports by voice or with a streaming stick remote. The main knocks are weaker blacks and contrast than higher end sets, edge lighting that can be distracting, and VRR that only drops to 48 hertz. A solid budget minded big screen if those tradeoffs are acceptable.
75-inch buyers comparing Hisense against the TCL QM6k because it "goes head to head" with the TCL and the commenter planned to buy once the Costco price matches.
People who want a big-screen TV with a longer return window because one commenter noted Costco's 90-day returns versus Best Buy's 30 days when weighing the deal.
Home theater upgraders coming from a plasma because the commenter said it's a 4K TV with a better picture than their plasma, even if blacks/contrast aren't as strong.
Gamers who rely on voice control for quick input switching because the commenter said it's easy to switch ports by saying "Alexa, switch to Xbox, HDMI," without touching the TV.
People who expect smooth VRR at lower frame rates because a commenter said the VRR range reportedly only goes down to 48Hz, which could be an issue if frame rates drop frequently in performance-heavy games.
Buyers who want a fast built-in smart platform without extra hardware because one owner said the onboard Fire TV is extremely slow and they rely on an external Apple TV instead.
It is described as going toe to toe with the TCL QM6K and QM7K, with the Hisense's Amazon/Fire TV interface feeling much faster than TCL's Google TV interface. Price comparisons in the thread also put competing TCL models around $499.99 to $649 depending on the store and model.
Yes. It can be set to power on to the last input used, which is useful if you mainly switch between a streaming stick, console, or PC and want the TV to return to the same source automatically.
The onboard Fire TV can be extremely slow, so using an external streamer like an Apple TV or Fire TV stick is a practical workaround. The TV can still switch to that device's input easily, including by pressing the streaming stick's Home button.
Its VRR range reportedly only drops to 48Hz, which is relatively high for variable refresh rate gaming. That can matter if frame rates fall often in demanding games, because the TV may not smooth very low frame-rate dips as well.
This seems to go head to head well with the tcl Qm6k. I'm only waiting for Costco to price match down (Amazon and now BB) and I'll pick this up. https://youtube.com/shorts/tmi7cd...DEc6p-Z_zj
Costco has qm6k pro for $529 in-store price
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This 75 inch Hisense U65QF stands out as a strong value mini LED TV with fast Fire TV software and easy input switching. The picture is described as a clear upgrade over a plasma, and the set can power on to the last input or switch ports by voice or with a streaming stick remote. The main knocks are weaker blacks and contrast than higher end sets, edge lighting that can be distracting, and VRR that only drops to 48 hertz. A solid budget minded big screen if those tradeoffs are acceptable.
75-inch buyers comparing Hisense against the TCL QM6k because it "goes head to head" with the TCL and the commenter planned to buy once the Costco price matches.
People who want a big-screen TV with a longer return window because one commenter noted Costco's 90-day returns versus Best Buy's 30 days when weighing the deal.
Home theater upgraders coming from a plasma because the commenter said it's a 4K TV with a better picture than their plasma, even if blacks/contrast aren't as strong.
Gamers who rely on voice control for quick input switching because the commenter said it's easy to switch ports by saying "Alexa, switch to Xbox, HDMI," without touching the TV.
Households that use external streaming devices because one owner said they use an Apple TV since the onboard Fire TV is "EXTREMELY SLOW."
People who expect smooth VRR at lower frame rates because a commenter said the VRR range reportedly only goes down to 48Hz, which could be an issue if frame rates drop frequently in performance-heavy games.
Buyers who are sensitive to edge lighting because one commenter said the lighting on the edges of this TV bothers them.
Buyers who want a fast built-in smart platform without extra hardware because one owner said the onboard Fire TV is extremely slow and they rely on an external Apple TV instead.
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