After spending $1500 on a Samsung and having the screen develop a blackening line down the middle of the screen after a year, I'll gladly spend $400 on the 55" Hisense that does a great job for nearly a quarter of the price. Great review!
@@paulcampbell114 yup same here got slightly longer than u guys out of my Samsung got a year and 4 months and I tried to get them to fix it they wouldn’t even tho I have been a Samsung customer for years for Christ sake I have Samsung plus and Samsung care on 3 phones and I have an account and they still told me I’m shit out of luck I’ll just keep buying tcl and Hisense TVs if they all last around the same time no point in paying for premium tv
Thank you for reviewing a lower end TV. As you said, it is a good candidate for a bedroom TV. I'll grant you that your regular viewers most likely prefer higher end models, but this helps with perspective. It is very difficult to explain the benefits of higher end TVs to the average person. This type of review reinforces the benefit of spending a little more. Great channel!
After obsessing over tv specs for years, imho it all comes down to what your eyes can perceive and cannot perceive. For most people this is a totally acceptable option. $549 currently which will probably drop to $449-$499 for black Friday.
Very helpful. I recently purchased the A6H model for the bedroom. I paid $349. It's perfect for my bedroom TV, and it does everything I need. With a 65" screen in the bedroom, you know I don't have a wife....;0) Based upon my marriage experience, I'll take the 65" and my dog.
I love the reviews this channel does! Great work. I have bought many TVs in all sizes up to 85 inch. With that in mind, if you are not used to great quality and don’t know much or care much about constantly looking into specs….most midgrade TVs will look amazing to you. For those of you who like supreme quality like myself, you can definitely tell the difference in TVs. It’s just all in what your used too. My brother in law thinks my tv in my pool table room is amazing, then when he sees the tv in my theatre room he is blown away. He just doesn’t know or care about TVs like I do.
RTINGS staff are liars, are samsung's sponsoring, ADS it is better than VA display and ips normal, they don't say nothing about the inaccurate colors of all VA displays high end & entry levels, ADS it has the same black of VA
I bought this tv yesterday the Hisense 55A6100G, 55 being the size in Malaysia. This is a great review very accurate review. You get what you pay for. For me because of my budget this is the second choice to the Xiaomi which is cheaper but had lesser colour accuracy. This tv is good that's my verdict for it's price and specifications in it's class. I would recommend it for those with a budget constraint the colors are great the refresh rate is good and overall I'm very happy. For a better tv spend big. Cheers.
Thanks 🙏🏾 for this review. My 2008 Insignia plasma TV just went up ant l saw the 60 inch version of this TV at Best Buy for $399. All the new TV information has been GREEK to me. I think this will be fine for me just to watch TV.
Love your A6G review, my go-to favourite reviewers 😆 My father is asking me to look for a new TV for him and he wants a 85’’+ TV, we looked at the your reviews but not everything was available in our local area, so now we have our eyes on the sony X900H and other TVs usually new. We’re looking forward to your review on the 2021 LG UP8050 😁
im getting the 70 inch VA model tmr from best buy, I've seen reviews and pix, I think ill be fine. the other brands had maintenance issues and thats what worries me the most.
I have now owned a 65 inch Walmart ONN tv with HDR 4k for 9 months and I paid 228.00 on black Friday for it , the picture quality and blacks are very good .And I like to think that I am a good judge of TV's after owning and still owning some good set's from Samsung, Sony and TLC. Vizio .Exedra. So my question is why are some of these basement so good and not being reviewed . Believe me some of these cheap set's like the 65 inch ONN are not junk in picture quality . I don't feel bad if it craps out but I will bad if my Samsung craps out again for 1.800 dollars .
I bought this TV to replace a 13 year old LCD that at its time was one of the best TV’s money could buy. Had a read online, was only £329 and I got a £329 TV. Nothing jumps out at it but what do you expect for paying that little. For the majority of TV that is watched on it “BabyTV & Kids TV” it’s fine. There is a lot worse out there for more but totally agree about the sound quality. Worst built in speakers I’ve ever heard on a TV. But times have changed, no point in spending thousands for a TV that is for the kids in the living room. Once they are older I will drop major coin again. But to anyone wanting to buy this, get a sound bar/surround, move all lights out of view of the screen and it’s decent for the price.
At this point, I’ve really grown to hate the idea of a budget 4KTV. I mean this should be fine for the common folk that simply wants a TV, but it’s getting REALLY annoying knowing that there are so many budget TVs that don’t even provide good HDR quality for movies and games. Heck it’s been more frustrating or me to know that none would even try to give gamers some more of the good stuff in these TVs, especially in a smaller size! I mean I get it; it costs a lot to implement stuff like a 120hz refresh rate and VRR, but would it kill these manufacturers to at least include VRR in their budget TVs ON TOP of having HDR picture quality close to on par with those reaching the thousand dollar mark?!😡
2 words: gaming monitor! Even under $400 you get, 350 nits and 9/10 score in gradient, color volume, and a whole other aspects of picture quality that TVs just lack unless you drop huge cash. You also get far better response time and input lag. Whether IPS, or VA, I will gladly take the loss of real estate. I'll sit a lot a closer that's it. Plus there are no TVs at a 1440p resolution, which is a direct multiple of 720p. Which is the video output of Xbox360 and PS3 games. Direct multiple means zero interpolation. For me that's very important. Interpolation ruins the picture, in my experience. I know people rush to the next gen consoles like blind bats, but I much prefer older game design, instead of the predictable open world/shooter/dark souls clones' monotony of today.
Well pay a million dollars if you wish an and if you can. Presomptuous you are, thinking everybody has the same needs as you. There are zillions of people that don't game and would still buy a Full HD if they were still manufactured. Please think about that: not everybody is after higher spes like you are for watching Daytime Soaps. You're a gamer, good to you but please have some respet for those that have other tastes than you. I mean...people that are not freak specs. Same is happening in the world of Phones.
These TVs are actually good for most average consumers. If you game, watch 4K steaming or blu rays, and have a bright room, these budget TVs are really a bad buy. However, if you mainly watch regular HD TV at night after work and not much else, it’s gonna be just fine.
@@KdogTheLegend I’d get a 55 in LG C1 OLED and sit closer for gaming in a dark room. Larger than that causes eye strain sitting 4-5 ft away. If you’re sitting further or in a bright room, get either the 55-65 in Hisense U8G. I use the OLED for gaming and the Hisense in my living room. Works out great.
This is so freaking decadent. Do you guys know what OLED tvs cost? Nobody can pay that much. Over 500 dollars for a tv? That's crazy. Those cheaper TV's are alright for gaming the same way. There's this elitist mindset flying around from people who are obviously rich which really bugs me.
This is $549 on sale now at BB. Buy this instead of a $2000 Super HDR, 100% Color accuracy or super bright TV that will just develop black spots or lines in a year or two.
The big time brands aren’t what they used to be. Including Sony. The low end brands are beating them. I know I love my Insignia. And I got a Seiki 50” that’s still going strong after nearly a decade.
I bought a 50" 4K LED Seiki for $278 here in Canada in April 2018 and yesterday the backlight died. It seems all TV's have this problem. But now I'm looking, and all the cheap TV's aren't so cheap. $450 minimum.
@@SarahPoulin What happened to the backlight may clear up in awhile. Bcuz when I first got my Seiki one of the hdmi ports gave out, and I thought that was it and considered one of them died for several years, only to discover that that port is working again and I’m using it now. Modern tv’s do weird things, appearing to be broken, that resolves itself over time.
@@bc1248 I've never heard of a backlight just start randoming working again. When an LED light goes, it goes. I checked anyway just now, and it's still not working.
@@SarahPoulin I understand. I was just saying something about my tv. One of the ports seemed to have died and it’s now working again. Like with another tv I had. The tube tv’s that came out right before the flat tv’s came out. A similar thing happened with the sound. One day the sound seemed to have died, and I stopped using the tv for a long while. And then one day I turned it on and the sound was back and working ever since.
My understanding is low input lag and the good viewing angles. A lot of cheap TVs or older generations have poor viewing angles, so if you're close to the TV, the edges will appear darker and such.
I’m thinking about this as a Dakboard solution to display family photos, weather, and calendar information. Given that type of content, I think the pros should outweigh the cons. I’ll be wall mounting over a fireplace so the IPS panel of the 43” version should serve us well. Thank you for posting this review!
Would be interesting to see a "best of" video, of like the top 10 tv for HDR content, games, tv, budget. There are just so many models and prices right now, its virtually impossible to know which tv are best for my use case scenario (in my case, watching 4K blurays in a dark home theatre environment).
@@MonkeyspankO I should have said 900h in a dark room. I actually got that Sony AND a Hisense u8g and love them both. Lol. Can't pay OLED prices. (And somewhat afraid of burn in.)
I got a xsx. Will a 43" with vrr(hdmi 2.1), good brightness, and good hdr for $400 or less exist within a yr? If not, i'm fine with this and 60hz really. I play non fps mostly & prefer visuals over refresh when the games have the option
RTINGSs shame guys you didn't test version with VA panel. I think it would be much better. You mentioned that it doesn't support VRR? Officially supports ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) and VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) and as a result partly HDMI 2.1. I don't know the frequency of VRR. And if VRR is present I think it's a great asset. My older OLED C8 doesn't have it.
I have this and the the U8G i was surprised at how good the quality was on this. THE U8 is brighter and had better color accuracy but for 500 bucks for a 70 inch from WALLY Mart ...its a steal
Unfortunately we haven't tested the A7G, so we can't say how it compares. Without having our own data, we don't feel comfortable speculating and risk providing you incorrect information. Sorry about that!
please show the test result instead of talking about them t, talking about it is giving your option, showing it will give views the ability to make their own, what you think is bad to some might be good, etc,
What's the difference between A6G & A6GR? I can't seem to find any review about the A6GR. On the Heisense webpage, it says it does have HDMI 2.1 and a "Game Mode". I found the 50'' one at around $411 in my country, so does that mean the A6GR supports 120hz 4k? Since I'm on a budget, I was thinking it's a good deal for the price, since I want it to play on my PS5 and watch movies.
Unfortunately, it looks like the A6GR is not available in the US, so we can't buy and test one. Without our own data on it, we can't say for sure how it compares.
RTINGS staff are liars, are samsung's sponsoring, ADS it is better than VA display and ips normal, they don't say nothing about the inaccurate colors of all VA displays high end & entry levels, ADS it has the same black of VA
thinking of buying this for a PC monitor for FPS / RTS gaming (non competitive only), all the other monitors recommended over this have VA panels and VA panels have horrible black smear that really ruins FPS gaming for me
@@mikesully110 well, i don't know about that, i haven't played videogames since in had a PS1, i mostly use It to watch movies TV shows,RUclips videos and stream music vía spotify, i use the ARC to connect It to my old Home theater In a box, i got the 60" versión really cheap and for me the biggest selling point was the android OS which runs really smooth. I'm sure that much More expensive TVS look a look a lot better but honestly i wouldn't spend too much on a technology that Will be outdated in 5 years,this thing Just does everything I need.
@@lamecasuelas2 yeah I didn't want to spend much on a high end unit, plus I'm broke as fuck too trying to come off opiates... I need a big display for gaming as my eyes aren't so good, I'm stuck on this trash 24" atm. I had a 48.5" Acer monitor which was great but it failed 1 week after the 2 year warranty ended. The 60" one is the VA panel, do you get black smear or is it unnoticable? I chose the 65" as it has the IPS panel which has poorer contrast and a lot of backlight bleed, but it has no blacksmear
Thanks alot, please I'm planning to buy Hisense 43" HD smart tv A600, i saw two different complicated reviews, one said it's 3840x2160 resolution while another said it's 1980x2160 resolution, which is true and ultimately do you think it's a great tv. Thanks alot.
Why did you take off Sony Z9J from suggestions list? Yes it is expensive but so is QN900A and it was reviewed and it will become even cheaper (75" Z8H is now cheaper than 65" A90J) and it is a probably the best LCD on the market as other reviews of Z8H showed it was and Z9J is even better, please like that comment of you think like me
the most important thing about a TV for me is SIZE most other thing can't be notied without AB compair only size makes the feeling immediately differeent So same money bigger better
I go for the 50' version cause the TV in my living room is only a really old 40' Hisense. I upgrade to this one and if it will be to small for me one day i use it for my bedroom and buy a larger one. I can buy it for around 280€, but it is the A6FG, dont really know where the diffence is. ^^
Hey bro! This was very to the point and informative but when you got to gaming I got lost due to all the technical terms you used. Is this model just not the best to use with newer model game consoles (ps5 etc) or is it just incompatible
If you have a new console (PS5 or Xbox Series X) you may want to look elsewhere. With this TV, you wouldn't be taking full advantage of the new consoles.
Hi mate these TV are good for the prices , you state it's not good for gaming but tested on 4k and looks amazing , what do you expect for the money , I would appreciate your feedback thanks
If you're happy with it, then that's all that really matters. Ultimately though, it isn't good for gaming compared to some other high end options, which is why we make that statement. It may also help to check out the hdr gaming score breakdown of our review to see why it earned the score that it did. If you hover your cursor over the question mark next to the score, that could help clear things up as well. www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/hisense/a6g But again, if you're happy, that's all that matters!
I saw the tcl series 5 review and at the end, the reviewer recommend this TV over the tcl because it was "overall better". But watching your own review here, the tcl had much better scores??
We definitely understand the confusion. Better overall may just not have been phrased properly, sorry about that. Ultimately, it does have much better color accuracy which *should* be a big plus for those that care about that sort of thing. Also, it has an IPS panel so it's better for bright rooms. But it's definitely going to depend on your needs, and the choice can go either way from user to user. Sorry once again for the confusion!
I have same exact TV in my garage in 50inch VA panel, it works fine, it's pretty bright regardless of what they said. Google system little bit slow compared with my $2,000, 85 inch Sony in my living room. The biggest issue that I have with it, its keep turning on my soundbar over HDMI.. yes I do have sound bar in my garage with sub.
The A6G already has a VA panel, so if you want a VA panel, yes it could be a good purchased. We're not sure what you mean by 'a6g 50 with a va panel or an a6 50' though. What is the A6 50 you're referring to?
I think your very wrong about this tv not being for games i put this on 4k ray tracing on xbox series x 60fps on game mode or 4k dynamic tv mode and it runs like silk ive had 3 budget tvs now and this is by far the best gaming tv ive used
Ultimately, it depends what you're comparing it too. Compared to some higher end models, it likely isn't the best option. But it's definitely a good cost friendly model. If you're happy that's all that matters!
Prepare to have the led backlights go out in a year. I have had nothing but issues. It's quite a common issue with tcl tvs. I was a big fan of there's being that they look good and work good but they are not reliable. At all.
Should I buy a LG Sk 8000 65 inch or this Hisense with the VA panel 58 inch. The LG is second hand and the Hisense is brand new, the Hisense is also cheaper ?
In this case it may help to check out our comparison so see how they perform in the areas that are important to you. They’re pretty similar overall though! www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare/lg-sk8000-vs-hisense-a6g/607/23998?usage=8&threshold=0.01
Great question! This is definitely a great budget option to use as a PC monitor. Since it has wide viewing angles, the edges of the screen remain accurate if you're sitting close to it. There are a few other options listed here: www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/best/by-usage/pc-monitor That might also be worth considering! :)
I bought the 43" model for bedroom use. It had a low-level buzzing sound. After 1 repair attempt it was finally replaced by Hisense. When the new one arrived it had the same issue. I can only assume it's just cheap parts. Put it in the spare bedroom and bought a Sony.
I had the 43 inch Hisense for my bedroom. Looked awesome, then after a year and a half, just outside of warranty, it died on me. Maybe the power supply. But still just a year and a half of light use? That is unacceptable. I went and bought a Samsung. Wanted a Sony but money was a consideration.
Same happened to me, was a 43H6570G Hisense, lasted less than two years. I was almost glad it died because it kept locking up from the smart features android bugs, even if TURNED OFF, even if not allowed connection to the network so it couldn't pull shows to preview (though I did update firmware once which made no difference) it would lock up and require unplugging from the wall to power cycle and reboot it.
They seriously need to fix the way these companies name their TVs. All those different versions just confuse the consumer and it's getting silly now.
right.
The names for the monitors, too, can get confusing.
Just like that
After spending $1500 on a Samsung and having the screen develop a blackening line down the middle of the screen after a year, I'll gladly spend $400 on the 55" Hisense that does a great job for nearly a quarter of the price. Great review!
Same two black lines within 2 yrs with Samsung absolute rubbish
I had a blue line on
I have the exact issue, after 1 year.
@@paulcampbell114 yup same here got slightly longer than u guys out of my Samsung got a year and 4 months and I tried to get them to fix it they wouldn’t even tho I have been a Samsung customer for years for Christ sake I have Samsung plus and Samsung care on 3 phones and I have an account and they still told me I’m shit out of luck I’ll just keep buying tcl and Hisense TVs if they all last around the same time no point in paying for premium tv
Yeah just had right side of Samsung 7 series go dim. 2nd Samsung I've had problems with, they are garbage
Thank you for reviewing a lower end TV. As you said, it is a good candidate for a bedroom TV. I'll grant you that your regular viewers most likely prefer higher end models, but this helps with perspective. It is very difficult to explain the benefits of higher end TVs to the average person. This type of review reinforces the benefit of spending a little more. Great channel!
After watching this I bought this product and I'm loving it Hisense 75" A6G😍😍
And now?
After obsessing over tv specs for years, imho it all comes down to what your eyes can perceive and cannot perceive. For most people this is a totally acceptable option. $549 currently which will probably drop to $449-$499 for black Friday.
399 right now
@@emirx1126 Where?
@@rgrey Best buy. Its at $379 now for the 60 inch
@@emirx1126 Black friday is coming up and it's still $550. (The 70")
It’s 99$ now
Very helpful. I recently purchased the A6H model for the bedroom. I paid $349. It's perfect for my bedroom TV, and it does everything I need. With a 65" screen in the bedroom, you know I don't have a wife....;0) Based upon my marriage experience, I'll take the 65" and my dog.
It's cheaper than a wife and it comes with an off-button, you mean? :D
@@onaeum lol
I love the reviews this channel does! Great work. I have bought many TVs in all sizes up to 85 inch. With that in mind, if you are not used to great quality and don’t know much or care much about constantly looking into specs….most midgrade TVs will look amazing to you. For those of you who like supreme quality like myself, you can definitely tell the difference in TVs. It’s just all in what your used too. My brother in law thinks my tv in my pool table room is amazing, then when he sees the tv in my theatre room he is blown away. He just doesn’t know or care about TVs like I do.
What TV do you have in your theater?
RTINGS staff are liars, are samsung's sponsoring,
ADS it is better than VA display and ips normal, they don't say nothing about the inaccurate colors of all VA displays high end & entry levels,
ADS it has the same black of VA
I bought this tv yesterday the Hisense 55A6100G, 55 being the size in Malaysia. This is a great review very accurate review. You get what you pay for. For me because of my budget this is the second choice to the Xiaomi which is cheaper but had lesser colour accuracy. This tv is good that's my verdict for it's price and specifications in it's class. I would recommend it for those with a budget constraint the colors are great the refresh rate is good and overall I'm very happy. For a better tv spend big. Cheers.
Thanks for the confirmation mate. Malaysian as well. (:
Is the Xiaomi TVs have bad color accuracy?
@@ichaelbacani2595 depending on the model. I looked at the 55 inch Xiaomi tv the colours are better than the Hisense.
I didn't know that Xiaomi made TVs as well!
I just got this at $550 for 70 inches, this tv is crazy good at the price for the size and resolution
is the tv still holding up how is it
How’s the tv so far ?
I got 75 inch for 525 last Christmas it’s great, took 6 weeks for delivery, but was hella worth its weight in gold!
I got the 65 inch months ago and I love it it’s very bright and a good tv for its price
The tv is different in the UK maybe thats why it's so much brighter I'm in UK to got one on the way
Am installer from Ghana I really like your programs 🎉
The model that I have turning up tomorrow is 43A6EG in the UK
Hope you enjoy! Just keep in mind that models purchased outside of North America are different than the unit we bought and tested!
Thanks 🙏🏾 for this review. My 2008 Insignia plasma TV just went up ant l saw the 60 inch version of this TV at Best Buy for $399. All the new TV information has been GREEK to me. I think this will be fine for me just to watch TV.
Happy I saw your comment because they have it at the same price now claiming it’s a Black Friday sale price.
Love your A6G review, my go-to favourite reviewers 😆
My father is asking me to look for a new TV for him and he wants a 85’’+ TV, we looked at the your reviews but not everything was available in our local area, so now we have our eyes on the sony X900H and other TVs usually new.
We’re looking forward to your review on the 2021 LG UP8050 😁
Short throw projector. Amazing.
im getting the 70 inch VA model tmr from best buy, I've seen reviews and pix, I think ill be fine. the other brands had maintenance issues and thats what worries me the most.
how is the tv? mine will arrive in 2 days
I have now owned a 65 inch Walmart ONN tv with HDR 4k for 9 months and I paid 228.00 on black Friday for it , the picture quality and blacks are very good .And I like to think that I am a good judge of TV's after owning and still owning some good set's from Samsung, Sony and TLC. Vizio .Exedra. So my question is why are some of these basement so good and not being reviewed . Believe me some of these cheap set's like the 65 inch ONN are not junk in picture quality . I don't feel bad if it craps out but I will bad if my Samsung craps out again for 1.800 dollars .
I'd never spend over 500 on a TV you can get a pretty nice Vizio 50 for 300
I bought this TV to replace a 13 year old LCD that at its time was one of the best TV’s money could buy. Had a read online, was only £329 and I got a £329 TV. Nothing jumps out at it but what do you expect for paying that little. For the majority of TV that is watched on it “BabyTV & Kids TV” it’s fine. There is a lot worse out there for more but totally agree about the sound quality. Worst built in speakers I’ve ever heard on a TV. But times have changed, no point in spending thousands for a TV that is for the kids in the living room. Once they are older I will drop major coin again. But to anyone wanting to buy this, get a sound bar/surround, move all lights out of view of the screen and it’s decent for the price.
THX since Mexico.. its so hard find info about TV.. clearing the options, i can now wait for better times, its a great Channel
At this point, I’ve really grown to hate the idea of a budget 4KTV. I mean this should be fine for the common folk that simply wants a TV, but it’s getting REALLY annoying knowing that there are so many budget TVs that don’t even provide good HDR quality for movies and games. Heck it’s been more frustrating or me to know that none would even try to give gamers some more of the good stuff in these TVs, especially in a smaller size!
I mean I get it; it costs a lot to implement stuff like a 120hz refresh rate and VRR, but would it kill these manufacturers to at least include VRR in their budget TVs ON TOP of having HDR picture quality close to on par with those reaching the thousand dollar mark?!😡
2 words: gaming monitor!
Even under $400 you get, 350 nits and 9/10 score in gradient, color volume, and a whole other aspects of picture quality that TVs just lack unless you drop huge cash. You also get far better response time and input lag. Whether IPS, or VA, I will gladly take the loss of real estate. I'll sit a lot a closer that's it.
Plus there are no TVs at a 1440p resolution, which is a direct multiple of 720p. Which is the video output of Xbox360 and PS3 games. Direct multiple means zero interpolation. For me that's very important. Interpolation ruins the picture, in my experience. I know people rush to the next gen consoles like blind bats, but I much prefer older game design, instead of the predictable open world/shooter/dark souls clones' monotony of today.
Well pay a million dollars if you wish an and if you can. Presomptuous you are, thinking everybody has the same needs as you. There are zillions of people that don't game and would still buy a Full HD if they were still manufactured. Please think about that: not everybody is after higher spes like you are for watching Daytime Soaps. You're a gamer, good to you but please have some respet for those that have other tastes than you. I mean...people that are not freak specs. Same is happening in the world of Phones.
Not sure why this VA / IPS lottery on the same model... the performance will be so different, as if it were another tv....
These TVs are actually good for most average consumers. If you game, watch 4K steaming or blu rays, and have a bright room, these budget TVs are really a bad buy. However, if you mainly watch regular HD TV at night after work and not much else, it’s gonna be just fine.
it says 4k resolution, soo should be ok for 4k movie torent downloads? cuz i just ordered this tv
what’s a good by if you game and watch 4k streaming
@@KdogTheLegend I’d get a 55 in LG C1 OLED and sit closer for gaming in a dark room. Larger than that causes eye strain sitting 4-5 ft away. If you’re sitting further or in a bright room, get either the 55-65 in Hisense U8G. I use the OLED for gaming and the Hisense in my living room. Works out great.
This is so freaking decadent. Do you guys know what OLED tvs cost? Nobody can pay that much. Over 500 dollars for a tv? That's crazy. Those cheaper TV's are alright for gaming the same way. There's this elitist mindset flying around from people who are obviously rich which really bugs me.
This is $549 on sale now at BB. Buy this instead of a $2000 Super HDR, 100% Color accuracy or super bright TV that will just develop black spots or lines in a year or two.
Thanks for the heads up. It's for $104 open-box, and I was going to sell my tv and then pick this one up. I have to see it in the stores first.
What about A7GQ model? Slightly better? Thank you!
waiting 34GL750-B LG Ultragear 86.6 cm (34-inch) G-Sync
The big time brands aren’t what they used to be. Including Sony. The low end brands are beating them. I know I love my Insignia. And I got a Seiki 50” that’s still going strong after nearly a decade.
Disagree, off brands are stuck with backlight flicker, and it drives me crazy on games and movies ,
I bought a 50" 4K LED Seiki for $278 here in Canada in April 2018 and yesterday the backlight died. It seems all TV's have this problem. But now I'm looking, and all the cheap TV's aren't so cheap. $450 minimum.
@@SarahPoulin What happened to the backlight may clear up in awhile. Bcuz when I first got my Seiki one of the hdmi ports gave out, and I thought that was it and considered one of them died for several years, only to discover that that port is working again and I’m using it now. Modern tv’s do weird things, appearing to be broken, that resolves itself over time.
@@bc1248 I've never heard of a backlight just start randoming working again. When an LED light goes, it goes. I checked anyway just now, and it's still not working.
@@SarahPoulin I understand. I was just saying something about my tv. One of the ports seemed to have died and it’s now working again. Like with another tv I had. The tube tv’s that came out right before the flat tv’s came out. A similar thing happened with the sound. One day the sound seemed to have died, and I stopped using the tv for a long while. And then one day I turned it on and the sound was back and working ever since.
Good and informative reviews as always, Kew up the good work!
Thanks for watching! :)
Great review! What makes it a good choice for using as a PC monitor?
My understanding is low input lag and the good viewing angles. A lot of cheap TVs or older generations have poor viewing angles, so if you're close to the TV, the edges will appear darker and such.
I’m thinking about this as a Dakboard solution to display family photos, weather, and calendar information. Given that type of content, I think the pros should outweigh the cons. I’ll be wall mounting over a fireplace so the IPS panel of the 43” version should serve us well. Thank you for posting this review!
Would be interesting to see a "best of" video, of like the top 10 tv for HDR content, games, tv, budget. There are just so many models and prices right now, its virtually impossible to know which tv are best for my use case scenario (in my case, watching 4K blurays in a dark home theatre environment).
LG or Sony OLED, or a Sony 900h for you, but Hisense U8G works if you want to spend less.
@@TBoogy3 ty, thats what i was thinking. guess theres no way round the old oled
@@TBoogy3 I am so waiting for just a slight drop in price of that 950h. Sony needs to get that 95j released soon
@@MonkeyspankO I should have said 900h in a dark room. I actually got that Sony AND a Hisense u8g and love them both. Lol.
Can't pay OLED prices. (And somewhat afraid of burn in.)
I got a xsx. Will a 43" with vrr(hdmi 2.1), good brightness, and good hdr for $400 or less exist within a yr? If not, i'm fine with this and 60hz really. I play non fps mostly & prefer visuals over refresh when the games have the option
impatiently waiting for x95j review
Wish your smart features section was longer. Trying to get a sense of the difference between Google TV's interface on a few low budget tv options
I thought you guys recommended this tv over the TCL 5 series ? It sounds worst
I just got it for my apartment. First 4K tv. I hope it’s ok for watching sports!
Bought it for $309 in September ‘21.
Whish store did you get it from
how do you like it so far?
RTINGSs shame guys you didn't test version with VA panel. I think it would be much better. You mentioned that it doesn't support VRR? Officially supports ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) and VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) and as a result partly HDMI 2.1. I don't know the frequency of VRR. And if VRR is present I think it's a great asset. My older OLED C8 doesn't have it.
Your c8 will crush this in quality
I have this and the the U8G i was surprised at how good the quality was on this. THE U8 is brighter and had better color accuracy but for 500 bucks for a 70 inch from WALLY Mart ...its a steal
Hey Keron, thanks for sharing your experience with us, glad to hear you're happy with your purchase!
Is the A7G better?
Unfortunately we haven't tested the A7G, so we can't say how it compares. Without having our own data, we don't feel comfortable speculating and risk providing you incorrect information. Sorry about that!
please show the test result instead of talking about them t, talking about it is giving your option, showing it will give views the ability to make their own, what you think is bad to some might be good, etc,
What's the difference between A6G & A6GR? I can't seem to find any review about the A6GR. On the Heisense webpage, it says it does have HDMI 2.1 and a "Game Mode". I found the 50'' one at around $411 in my country, so does that mean the A6GR supports 120hz 4k? Since I'm on a budget, I was thinking it's a good deal for the price, since I want it to play on my PS5 and watch movies.
Unfortunately, it looks like the A6GR is not available in the US, so we can't buy and test one. Without our own data on it, we can't say for sure how it compares.
RTINGS staff are liars, are samsung's sponsoring,
ADS it is better than VA display and ips normal, they don't say nothing about the inaccurate colors of all VA displays high end & entry levels,
ADS it has the same black of VA
Calm down, it's ok folks, by the way i'm watching this Review on my A6G
Watching this on my Samsung Q70T
@@ARUclipsChannelwithNoName hell yeah Man! As long as you're happy with your set up, that's what really matters
thinking of buying this for a PC monitor for FPS / RTS gaming (non competitive only), all the other monitors recommended over this have VA panels and VA panels have horrible black smear that really ruins FPS gaming for me
@@mikesully110 well, i don't know about that, i haven't played videogames since in had a PS1, i mostly use It to watch movies TV shows,RUclips videos and stream music vía spotify, i use the ARC to connect It to my old Home theater In a box, i got the 60" versión really cheap and for me the biggest selling point was the android OS which runs really smooth. I'm sure that much More expensive TVS look a look a lot better but honestly i wouldn't spend too much on a technology that Will be outdated in 5 years,this thing Just does everything I need.
@@lamecasuelas2 yeah I didn't want to spend much on a high end unit, plus I'm broke as fuck too trying to come off opiates... I need a big display for gaming as my eyes aren't so good, I'm stuck on this trash 24" atm. I had a 48.5" Acer monitor which was great but it failed 1 week after the 2 year warranty ended.
The 60" one is the VA panel, do you get black smear or is it unnoticable? I chose the 65" as it has the IPS panel which has poorer contrast and a lot of backlight bleed, but it has no blacksmear
Thanks alot, please I'm planning to buy Hisense 43" HD smart tv A600, i saw two different complicated reviews, one said it's 3840x2160 resolution while another said it's 1980x2160 resolution, which is true and ultimately do you think it's a great tv. Thanks alot.
Why did you take off Sony Z9J from suggestions list? Yes it is expensive but so is QN900A and it was reviewed and it will become even cheaper (75" Z8H is now cheaper than 65" A90J) and it is a probably the best LCD on the market as other reviews of Z8H showed it was and Z9J is even better, please like that comment of you think like me
the most important thing about a TV for me is SIZE
most other thing can't be notied without AB compair
only size makes the feeling immediately differeent
So same money bigger better
How does the hisense A6G compare to hisense a7100
Thank you for this!
Hi thanks for the review. Will you review the 65A7GV and benchmark against 65U7G please?
How does this compare to the a7g?
I go for the 50' version cause the TV in my living room is only a really old 40' Hisense. I upgrade to this one and if it will be to small for me one day i use it for my bedroom and buy a larger one. I can buy it for around 280€, but it is the A6FG, dont really know where the diffence is. ^^
You saved me alot of money thanks
Is this TV suitable for digital signage in a shop window? And does it have mounting points on the rear?
Everyone talks about voice on remote but no one ever shows what button it is or how to use it
My friend.. do you agree with me to buy Hisense 50 size 4K
$319.99 + FREE shipping currently on Amazon, as of 5/15/22
If you buy it, feel free to let us know what you think!
would have been nice to hear the sound quality.
It's a 4K tv how can it not have great HD
Literally
facts
Hey bro! This was very to the point and informative but when you got to gaming I got lost due to all the technical terms you used. Is this model just not the best to use with newer model game consoles (ps5 etc) or is it just incompatible
If you have a new console (PS5 or Xbox Series X) you may want to look elsewhere. With this TV, you wouldn't be taking full advantage of the new consoles.
@@RTINGSdotcom thanks so much brother🙏
Hi mate these TV are good for the prices , you state it's not good for gaming but tested on 4k and looks amazing , what do you expect for the money , I would appreciate your feedback thanks
If you're happy with it, then that's all that really matters. Ultimately though, it isn't good for gaming compared to some other high end options, which is why we make that statement. It may also help to check out the hdr gaming score breakdown of our review to see why it earned the score that it did. If you hover your cursor over the question mark next to the score, that could help clear things up as well. www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/hisense/a6g
But again, if you're happy, that's all that matters!
Spoke to to co direct and 43 comes with va panel
Are you going to review any of the LG mini LED series?
Jesus. I hate how their site suggests a tv, but then the video review makes it sound like you should not buy it.
the review is basically saying reasons not to buy this TV lolol
I saw the tcl series 5 review and at the end, the reviewer recommend this TV over the tcl because it was "overall better". But watching your own review here, the tcl had much better scores??
We definitely understand the confusion. Better overall may just not have been phrased properly, sorry about that. Ultimately, it does have much better color accuracy which *should* be a big plus for those that care about that sort of thing. Also, it has an IPS panel so it's better for bright rooms. But it's definitely going to depend on your needs, and the choice can go either way from user to user. Sorry once again for the confusion!
Which would you prefer?ips or va panel for 50 to 55"?
When are you going to review the Pioneer Kuros?
I have same exact TV in my garage in 50inch VA panel, it works fine, it's pretty bright regardless of what they said. Google system little bit slow compared with my $2,000, 85 inch Sony in my living room. The biggest issue that I have with it, its keep turning on my soundbar over HDMI.. yes I do have sound bar in my garage with sub.
Please how strong was the tv
Why did they stop using Android TV?
Between this and the U7QF model which one is better?
Hi does the 58 inch have an IPS or VA screen? I didn't see it in the chart. Thanks
I'm looking for the best budget 43" tv ($250) I can find. Not a gamer. Mostly basic sports and old movie watcher. So many models out there.
here's a good question! would you purchase an A6G 50 with a VA panel or an A6 50?
The A6G already has a VA panel, so if you want a VA panel, yes it could be a good purchased. We're not sure what you mean by 'a6g 50 with a va panel or an a6 50' though. What is the A6 50 you're referring to?
@@RTINGSdotcom sorry what I meant by the A6 50 is the upgraded model of the A6G that came out this year. I think it's the A6H if I'm not mistaken
What about for Hisense 58" H78 G series 4k ultra hd android it's oky or you need to buy hisense 55" A68G for same price ????
How does this compare to Skyworth 9300F ? , will appreciate comments so I can make a decision between the two. Thanks
I think your very wrong about this tv not being for games i put this on 4k ray tracing on xbox series x 60fps on game mode or 4k dynamic tv mode and it runs like silk ive had 3 budget tvs now and this is by far the best gaming tv ive used
Ultimately, it depends what you're comparing it too. Compared to some higher end models, it likely isn't the best option. But it's definitely a good cost friendly model. If you're happy that's all that matters!
@RTINGSdotcom yes very true i love it ha! Any idea how to clean or dust it because the screen is exposed
I don't care what this dork says about this TV it's way better than my last one
Rotflmao!!
Hi , I have a question. Does this tv have tecnology to protect my eyes?.
Is the Hisense A6G the same as the A60G ?
Nah. Will get the TCL P725 instead.
Prepare to have the led backlights go out in a year. I have had nothing but issues. It's quite a common issue with tcl tvs. I was a big fan of there's being that they look good and work good but they are not reliable. At all.
@@defmud80 I've heard of TCL LED issues for real...
@@defmud80 😱😱
I hope to see review on the Sony X95J..
Still thinking I should buy the Hisense A7400F
Got one for the bedroom. Perfect 👌
We're glad you like it! :)
Hisense A71F vs A6GE which one is better?
Should I buy a LG Sk 8000 65 inch or this Hisense with the VA panel 58 inch.
The LG is second hand and the Hisense is brand new, the Hisense is also cheaper ?
In this case it may help to check out our comparison so see how they perform in the areas that are important to you. They’re pretty similar overall though! www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare/lg-sk8000-vs-hisense-a6g/607/23998?usage=8&threshold=0.01
im picking this up 55" for my garage. its $319 @ target
Is it good to use as a TV Monitor for long session? What's the best budget 4k TV for this stuff? I need it for music production.
Great question!
This is definitely a great budget option to use as a PC monitor. Since it has wide viewing angles, the edges of the screen remain accurate if you're sitting close to it. There are a few other options listed here: www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/best/by-usage/pc-monitor That might also be worth considering! :)
@@RTINGSdotcom Thank you for your reply! I really appreciate it, do you think 180 hz PWM is really bad?
Any recommend picture settings? tried going to your website but that layout is confusing asf
www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/hisense/a6g/settings
I bought the 43" model for bedroom use. It had a low-level buzzing sound. After 1 repair attempt it was finally replaced by Hisense. When the new one arrived it had the same issue. I can only assume it's just cheap parts. Put it in the spare bedroom and bought a Sony.
Bestbuy says the 43A6G has a VA panel.
not IPS
This model is the same as 43a6bg sold in Europe ?
when are you gonna review the a6h? Thanks.
We already have! We just haven’t made a video yet! www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/hisense/a6h
A6GE in India is the same as this one?
A6G or U6G which is better?
Overall, the U6G: www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare/hisense-a6g-vs-hisense-u6g/23998/24000?usage=11&threshold=0.10
I had the 43 inch Hisense for my bedroom. Looked awesome, then after a year and a half, just outside of warranty, it died on me. Maybe the power supply. But still just a year and a half of light use? That is unacceptable. I went and bought a Samsung. Wanted a Sony but money was a consideration.
Always get warranty for tvs no matter the brand.
Same happened to me, was a 43H6570G Hisense, lasted less than two years. I was almost glad it died because it kept locking up from the smart features android bugs, even if TURNED OFF, even if not allowed connection to the network so it couldn't pull shows to preview (though I did update firmware once which made no difference) it would lock up and require unplugging from the wall to power cycle and reboot it.
How's A61G?
Is this TV the same as Costco model R7G5?
Is this compatible with Airplay 2?
SONY X95J when?
Testing is wrapping up this week! Make sure to follow us on Twitter as we will post as soon as results are available :)
What panel does the 58 inch model have?
I have the same tv. How do you wall mount it? I see only 2 holes at 400mm on the back... :(. Someone guide me
Does this TV work with Airplay 2?