Great job lads, very professional. I remember way back when I got my full HD 40’ tv everybody was saying don’t buy a Hisense tv as they are not popular tv and are cheap, but I have to tell you what, everybody was shocked at how good the picture was on that tv many moons ago.
My friends Hisense was just working for more than a year tho and he bought 2 of it because quality of picture is good but both are gone for just morethan a year Hisense wont cover it anymore
That’s not good to hear that. What country are you in? In Australia we have consumer law that means any business must warranty any electronics for over 2 year by law. Minimum.
I have a 4K projector and an electronic drop screen 120" I could have chosen a 150" but 120" is enough and much cheaper than a 120" 4K tv... The quality is excellent... including the surround sound too... For normal viewing, I use a 55" 4K Samsung But when I'm watching a movie, you can't beat the BIG SCREEN...
Installing a 4K HDTV - regardless of dimensions, with a current display tech, is mind-blowing. My mother has a Samsung 55" Crystal UHD in her bedroom (table mount) that replaced a 43" Crystal UHD 1080p - that is now across the hallway (table mount). Note that the ONLY difference is that one is 4K and the display size. I am looking at 43" 4K QLED (Samsung Q60A) to replace a Sony BX750A (42" 1080p) - and because you can now fit 4K in 43", the question is no longer DP you do it, but when.
I understand you very well! because I am also in the 43 inch 4k TV model range for a change! I know that's how it's the economy now for most of us but it's still a good TV! 👍
Lol yeah right!? A lot of the houses built here have fireplaces on the main wall you would need for a tv that size. My house was built in the 80s though and fireplace is to the side. My main wall in living room is massive and the center of my tv is eye level.
Yes, that's what they do here. Then the bottom of the tv is 5ft from the floor and the entire family ends up with neck pain within the year. Looks great in the design room, but it's absolutely stupid in practicality. I should know, I'm a spine doctor. LOL! I placed my 85" Samsung above my linear fireplace, but I made sure at least the bottom third of the tv was at eye level while sitting. I sure as hell wish we could get that Hisense tv in the states though...
I blame Architects and interior designers for this stupid design trend in homes. Yeah, you use the fireplace twice a year, yet the tv (used every day) is relegated to a second class position.
I appreciate this video even more because you guys are wearing shoe booties. A lot of these TV set up videos I see have people wearing their outside shoes on nice carpet, sometimes even white carpet. Just puts a smile on my face 🙂
Very cool video, awesome setup. Reminds me back when I got my Sharp 80” 1080p 8 years ago, I couldn’t decide between the 80” or 90”, morale of the story is ALWAYS go bigger. Now I’m getting closer to another crossroad, when my 80” finally goes out, do I get something like yours or do I try a 110” ultra short throw laser projector with a ambient light rejecting screen, hmm… Thanks for your video !
@@chetansharma7626 ya but price difference was more 64 k then hisence..M1 was around 1.3 lack this I got deal in diwali offer at 66 k.its like double of that .anyway tnx for suggestion. T c
@@maheshkataria3903 HAH! That price is WAAAAAY out of my league. The fact is any TV that uses actual LCD panels in sized 85" and over is gonna jump very quick in terms of price. This is due to the difficulty of manufacturing a panel at that size without defects. The sweet spot in terms of price vs size for large size TV now days is right about 75"
У меня 65" после 42" вау-эффект вызвали. Размер вообще рулит! С приходом 4К и тем более 8К формула "расстояние до экрана=2,5 диагонали" устарела. Но все упирается в габариты телевизора. Мне даже 75" тупо не влезли. А так - сотая диагональ - оч круто..
Nothing under 80” baby! :) The thing weighed an insane amount. Actually had to pay for insurance to get the TV mounted. I wasn’t permitted to help because of insurance purposes in case I injured myself.
I remember when 22 inch was a big TV. 100 inches now. What's the picture like and connectivity via WiFi & Bluetooth as that's what TVs are all about now.seemless interfacing with streaming devices. computers. game consoles and now security cameras and even doorbells.
Got the 4k 75 inch paired with Marantz SR 6011 4k receiver & 7.2 Northridge E90's EC30, E10's E30's matching E250p subs , if only I had Northridge Atmos speakers
That seems to be the best price\quality 100" TV out there. Other brands are priced around 7-8k for the 100", too much price difference from the 85" models. This is priced just right.
If you paid 5grand on a Hisense Tv, I feel sorry for you. Walmart now have their own brand called on, and their 70in was $379. Please explain how 30 more inches constitutes $4,000 more, on a low end TV. Please say it ain't so ( because you never mentioned the brand)
@@ILT_AU Hisense, is Hisense, be it here or there ( copyright infringement if they weren't) sorry, but I wouldn't pay 5 thousand for Hisense if Crocodile Dundee, carved it himself out of driftwood from an aborigine village
*1986: Little Brother* "When im an adult, I'm gonna have a 100" tv in my house!!" *Big Brother* "MOM! He's making up fantasy stories again!" *2022* "Hey Big Brother, guess what i just bought!"
100” is good for that distance away from the TV, but 100” of glare during a dark scene in the show/movie/game is a MASSIVE dealbreaker for me. I’m still Team Projector especially since they are WAY BRIGHTER these days and have ALR screens that don’t require a 5 man team to setup like the one in this video, Lol! Not to mention that I can pick from 70”-300” screen size and am not limited to a fixed size image.
I’d completely disagree. A projector cannot come close to competing with a LED LCD TV in terms of brightness. A projector requires complete control of the entire room environment. The 100” is super bright and is not affected by what time of day or any environmental issues. If your happy hang there. Nothing wrong with a good projector cinema room if you have a dedicated space.
@@ILT_AU unfortunately what you have said about the completely light controlled room would be true if the projector was from 2018. MODERN projectors can easily work against ambient light these days and if you REALLY need to, you can get an Ambient Light Rejecting screen to really cover those bases. HOWEVER, when you're watching your Glossy Flat Panel TV on a super bright afternoon and the show/movie/game you are playing has one of those super inky black dark scenes in it, you will be looking at a mirror and not know what is going on in the show/movie/game. It's fact. People have been used to projectors of yesteryear, but things have changed. ESPECIALLY in 2021. Will I be getting the brightness level of staring into the highbeams of a modern roadgoing car? Probably not, who would want their eyes to feel that searing pain while watching their favorite movie? I will, however, have a clearly visible, VIVID image during the day at 100"+ WITHOUT a completely blacked out room AND without that nasty glare during a dark scene Edit: Even in the boot up scene you can see the person recording the video clearly with a phone and everything behind him. If there was a Game of Thrones like episode where it's really dark, I would be SO ANGRY at this TV setup and wouldn't want to watch anymore due to all of the glare.
@@TriMuXx I agree with you. Especially considering the Laser TV from Hisense that's the best of both world. Matte screen during the day (with ALS) and amazing image quality with complete darkness. Glossy surfaces are a complete dealbreaker for me.
Very nice, but I would have tried my best to unbox it as close to the room or wall as possible. Bulkier but less chance of damage. I also think the height is cool. Mounting them higher, especially fireplace height, just makes viewing uncomfortable. I’ve actually recommended to folks that in a main room, wall mounting is very overrated - a good console against a blank wall is better in many circumstances.
A huge pet peeve of mine. Perpetrated by architects and interior designers who seem to think TV's should be relegated to a lesser position than a fire place that is used twice a year.. I hate hate mounting a TV above a damn fireplace. It is the worst position by far, craning your neck up from a siting position to watch everything; it's like your in the front row of a movie theater.. The only position good for mounting a TV above the fire place is if you stand while watching TV, but who does that? I mean do you watch an entire movie while standing? Why is the fire place always put in a position of prominence with the entertainment center always an afterthought? Near as I can tell it's to sell homes to prospective buyers who equate fireplaces with "home sweet home". Its not like we need fireplaces to cook and keep the home warm anymore..
Check the comments section. The most common criticism is the TV is mounted too low. Where it is located. When seated the middle of the TV is still slightly above eye-line. It’s literally in the most comfortable viewing position when seated. Also. When standing the TV height is 5’8. So it’s very tall.
@@marcusdamberger Lol, very good points. Fortunately my fireplace is in a corner of the room and my TV is front and center - a good thing since I've used my TV countless times since I've bought it while the fireplace has been used at best, a number that can be counted on both hands. I also know of people who put their TVs over the fireplace and the heat eventually cause the TV to fail if they used the fireplace any decent amount of time.
@@marcusdamberger i hate a tv above the fire place but I think the tv is still too low. It's barely above the cushions on the couch. That means of you recline, your feet will block part of the screen. Lol. It just needs to go up about a foot or 2. Nothing drastic.
Dang, that's a big TV for sure! I didn't know 4K went up to 100 inches. I'd figured it would be in the 8K category. I recently bought a TCL 50" 4K Roku TV from Wal-Mart. It was on sale for $279, and it was the very last one they had in stock! I love it so far, just wish all of the streaming services would support 4K. It's amazing how much TV you get at such a low cost.
You guys in the USA get much better prices than us. We pay through the roof because of shipping costs. Believe me my friend. Your winning :) Congrats on the new TV
@@ILT_AU I see. Thanks for the kind info, I'm not that much into TVs currently. By profession I'm an Electronics Engineer having Display Panel Technologies & Hardware Standards as a MAJOR research area thus I keep an eye on market trends 😊 Currently using 30" QHD Apple Cinema Display, started my journey from a 14" Philips CRT Monitor 25 years ago although an Electronics dealer in my city was interested in selling me 52" Japanese Professional Display few weeks ago but it's sheer weight and installation mess made me lose my interest. 😐 Currently I have plans to purchase a 4K UHD lightweight monitor in between 40" to 50" diagonal size range. 🙂
My hisense 52" 4k tv now broke ,panel / display issues..not sure if it still have a warranty ,but i sent to normal shop for repair..still waiting for the tv ..
Check my review video of the 100”. It explains everything. Long story short. Even mounted that low it tops out at 5’8 tall. So it’s taller than most people. It looks weird but when you sit down. The centre of the TV is still above your eye line. Otherwise you would be looking too far up.
@@ILT_AU ty for the reply. Understood. I had an 86” LG I bought about 5-6 years ago. It did not have local dimming. The size was awesome but the pic quality left a bit to be desired. Just replaced it with the 83” A90J (which of course dropped 2k in price after I bought it), and while a bit smaller, amazing picture. Can you provide a link to your review? Ty.
@@ILT_AU That’s exactly how I mounted my 55” TV. When you walk in the room most people would think it’s mounted too low, but when I sit on my couch the center of the screen is at eye level which makes it perfect.👌🏽
THIS IS looks really nice , BUT if u wants to go that BIG, U could go bigger instead this , was go with short throw laser projector with nice 120" ALR screen less then $6 Grand with 120"ALR screen included , like Hisense LG9, XGIMI Aura or VAVA Chroma such i bought & goes up to 150" screen, U cant beat that ..BUT o well if u have that kinda money to burn, why not Buy a TV that size!
It's supposed to be a good TV brand! since Hisense is the company that bought the huge and fine japanese TV company named: Sharp! but I've read very mixed reviews on the buyers of that Hisense brand: some say that it is a really good value but still there are a few of them that say that it's just pure crap! because it only works well just for the 1st year! at most! and that's something to be worried about! in the case that you buy that brand.
Check out my latest upload / review of this TV. I show all the measurements. It looks like it’s low. But the top of the TV is almost 6 foot tall. So you gotta mount it low.
I'm writing you from Mexico City and I"ll tell you that in this City your new Hisense 100 inch TV model isn't even available here! at least not in the best departament stores in this city! obviously because of it's very high price tag! nevertheless the largest Hisense 4k TV model available in this city which is the 85 inch model is still a very good model! and it is coming now at a very good price now! which is just $34,000 pesos! (that is just $1700 US dollars!) In this city the best option available for a 100 inch TV would be just a Sony 4k TV Model that even on a very special sales price still costs $250,000 pesos! (an that's still a huge $12,500 US dollars price!)
@@I999-g2s A laser projector is on par with a TV in daylight. But then you need a better projection screen and the total price will definitely go above this one. I would never put a projector in a room like this and for my smaller "man cave" I also think a 100" like this is just a better solution.
@@frederikjacobs552 we put a projector in our bedroom back in 2002 and enjoyed a 100” image size for a couple of decades, albeit in the evening only, as any ambient light rendered the fairly inexpensive projector, useless. LCD images hare very bright and great for sports and documentaries and viewing at any time of day
Everyone saying "It's too low", obviously has never had a tv this size. You think you would want it high for some reason, but watch what happens to your necks.
Finally. Someone who has thought about it. When seated. My eye line is about 30-40% from the bottom of the TV. So I slightly look up. Very comfortable.
Buying this large LCD TV, I feel that it is better to buy a high-brightness 4k medium-telephoto projector, which is cheap, has better scalability, and is flexible and convenient.
I’m not against projectors. It’s just with a projector you require a lot of environment control. In terms of lighting etc. the TV works any time of day without needing to close the windows etc.
It’s hard to convey how large it is on video. But it’s insane it was around 190kg before we opened it. It’s crazy how quickly you get used to the size. Now all my 85” TVs look small.
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Great job lads, very professional. I remember way back when I got my full HD 40’ tv everybody was saying don’t buy a Hisense tv as they are not popular tv and are cheap, but I have to tell you what, everybody was shocked at how good the picture was on that tv many moons ago.
My friends Hisense was just working for more than a year tho
and he bought 2 of it because quality of picture is good but both are gone for just morethan a year Hisense wont cover it anymore
That’s not good to hear that. What country are you in?
In Australia we have consumer law that means any business must warranty any electronics for over 2 year by law. Minimum.
Based on my experience Hisense tv is reliable.
I have 4 years old tv and keeps running without any problems.
Having your own mini theatre is absolute bliss
Indeed sir
I have a 4K projector and an electronic drop screen 120" I could have chosen a 150" but 120" is enough and much cheaper than a 120" 4K tv... The quality is excellent... including the surround sound too... For normal viewing, I use a 55" 4K Samsung But when I'm watching a movie, you can't beat the BIG SCREEN...
Right, I use 4K laser projector!
Can’t get a more perfect installation than that. Nailed it. All in just a 3min. vid. Good job.👏🏼
Thank you man.
Just like the CRT this might be the last generation of heavy flat screen TV, until the roll up screen coming out
Wow! that's is one very thick TV for 2021... my 55" from 2006 is 1/4 of it thickness... no wonder it is affordable... congratulation on the purchase!
It’s because it’s so heavy it requires a lot of extra strength.
Once it’s on the wall you honestly don’t notice it. Cheers.
Yep, my 55"4K Samsung from 2016 is about 1/4 the thickness too, maybe this was an end of the stock deal...
I like your hanging it lower that normal. Looks very nice and classy! Nice job brother!
Installing a 4K HDTV - regardless of dimensions, with a current display tech, is mind-blowing. My mother has a Samsung 55" Crystal UHD in her bedroom (table mount) that replaced a 43" Crystal UHD 1080p - that is now across the hallway (table mount). Note that the ONLY difference is that one is 4K and the display size. I am looking at 43" 4K QLED (Samsung Q60A) to replace a Sony BX750A (42" 1080p) - and because you can now fit 4K in 43", the question is no longer DP you do it, but when.
I understand you very well! because I am also in the 43 inch 4k TV model range for a change! I know that's how it's the economy now for most of us but it's still a good TV! 👍
If this was in the USA, they would have mounted it above the fireplace!! Wow, impressive setup!
Lol yeah right!? A lot of the houses built here have fireplaces on the main wall you would need for a tv that size.
My house was built in the 80s though and fireplace is to the side. My main wall in living room is massive and the center of my tv is eye level.
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Yes, that's what they do here. Then the bottom of the tv is 5ft from the floor and the entire family ends up with neck pain within the year. Looks great in the design room, but it's absolutely stupid in practicality. I should know, I'm a spine doctor. LOL! I placed my 85" Samsung above my linear fireplace, but I made sure at least the bottom third of the tv was at eye level while sitting. I sure as hell wish we could get that Hisense tv in the states though...
I blame Architects and interior designers for this stupid design trend in homes. Yeah, you use the fireplace twice a year, yet the tv (used every day) is relegated to a second class position.
Reminds me of when SHARP brought out their 90" TV 10 years ago
That's when the TV would have been like $30k. This TV is like $10k.
I appreciate this video even more because you guys are wearing shoe booties. A lot of these TV set up videos I see have people wearing their outside shoes on nice carpet, sometimes even white carpet. Just puts a smile on my face 🙂
It’s pure love :)
They even covered the floor with protection. Nice.
Mine is on a pull-out wall mount. I put mine up as close to the celling as possible.
Very cool video, awesome setup. Reminds me back when I got my Sharp 80” 1080p 8 years ago, I couldn’t decide between the 80” or 90”, morale of the story is ALWAYS go bigger. Now I’m getting closer to another crossroad, when my 80” finally goes out, do I get something like yours or do I try a 110” ultra short throw laser projector with a ambient light rejecting screen, hmm… Thanks for your video !
Thanks man. Agreed. A man is lying if he said he didn’t wish he had a few extra inches added on.
I will take quality oversized any time!!
get the 110”. you had said it yourself: ALWAYS go bigger 🤣🤣🤣👍🏼
You're question contains an Answer...???
Always goes for bigger
What about the quality. Bigger isn’t always better? Where they oled?
Nicely done. Makes my Samsung NEO look small.
I also have a Neo. Top TV! Congrats.
Just bought 70""hisense UHD SUPERB VERY NICE PICTURE QUALITY AND SURROUND SOUND IS AWESOME💚💙.. WILL BUY 100 "" WHEN IT COMES TO INDIA .😊
You're richer than I am lol (clutches chest over the $11000 price tag for that TV).
@@bacondreamer 11000 $ for 100 " inch is too much I purchese 70 " at the price of$ 925 .11000 is too much for me may bi not for you 😇 ENJOY BRO ✌
You should have bought 75 inch MI QLED. Diffrence between two is day and night.
@@chetansharma7626 ya but price difference was more 64 k then hisence..M1 was around 1.3 lack this I got deal in diwali offer at 66 k.its like double of that .anyway tnx for suggestion. T c
@@maheshkataria3903 HAH! That price is WAAAAAY out of my league. The fact is any TV that uses actual LCD panels in sized 85" and over is gonna jump very quick in terms of price. This is due to the difficulty of manufacturing a panel at that size without defects. The sweet spot in terms of price vs size for large size TV now days is right about 75"
That entertainment center looks great with that tv
My 50" 4k is put to shame with this beast!
Che figata di TV la voglio subito
Uma tv100 polegadas em 4k realmente deve ser um verdadeiro espetacular 👏👏👍
No tanto, los pixeles serian muy grandes, para ese tamaño debería ser 8k
@@minulo1 Concordo, já tem 8K no mercado e essa deveria ser
I've got the 54 inch version (smart tv).
Great TV.
Да уж, покупал после 32" диагонали 65" и думал вау, через месяц думаю а жаль что не купил хотя бы 75". А тут 100" это вау!
У меня 65" после 42" вау-эффект вызвали. Размер вообще рулит! С приходом 4К и тем более 8К формула "расстояние до экрана=2,5 диагонали" устарела. Но все упирается в габариты телевизора. Мне даже 75" тупо не влезли. А так - сотая диагональ - оч круто..
Лучше наслаждаться олед, чем слабой картинкой на 100 дюймах.
🤣🤣🤣
You can certainly have a batch of friends over to watch the hockey game
Based on my experience Hisense tv is reliable.
I have 4 years old tv and keeps running without any problems.
Hisense is reliable than all brands I know.
I have two Hisense tv. Very good quality.
The box looked like it contained 5 tvs.!!
4 guys to carry it!!
A heavy duty mount the size of the tv itself!!!
Where's the 55" at?
Nothing under 80” baby! :)
The thing weighed an insane amount. Actually had to pay for insurance to get the TV mounted. I wasn’t permitted to help because of insurance purposes in case I injured myself.
I remember when 22 inch was a big TV. 100 inches now. What's the picture like and connectivity via WiFi & Bluetooth as that's what TVs are all about now.seemless interfacing with streaming devices. computers. game consoles and now security cameras and even doorbells.
Wow that is good machine to have support from africa love you guys
Thank yo brother.
Got the 4k 75 inch paired with Marantz SR 6011 4k receiver & 7.2 Northridge E90's EC30, E10's E30's matching E250p subs , if only I had Northridge Atmos speakers
That seems to be the best price\quality 100" TV out there. Other brands are priced around 7-8k for the 100", too much price difference from the 85" models. This is priced just right.
I am very surprised at the quality of this Tv. It has certainly withstood the test of time.
Thanks for checking out the channel
watching bob spongebob in 100'' is a dream that comes true!!!
perfect video this music is perfect i have one this 75 pol extreme very great 4 k led
I have a 55" tv ,was skeptical on the purchase,but no regrets on its purchase.great tv
Congrats. Well done on the purchase.
Great...thanks man...you know what I have to do now.
Get one!!
Ohhh my god that looks fantastic
This is aweosme! congratulations.
Would love to see how Dune and Tron legacy look on this
Thank you very much. Leave it with me!
I’ll chuck it on.
Notice the panel wobbles while moving it. Scary it's so delicate.
Yeah when it’s that size display. 100” of glass would make it weigh a crazy amount.
It’s a very glossy panel. It looks great
Managed to grab one during Black Friday sales for $4990. Install next Friday, excited
Wow. Congratulations! That’s so exciting
So...how is it?
If you paid 5grand on a Hisense Tv, I feel sorry for you. Walmart now have their own brand called on, and their 70in was $379. Please explain how 30 more inches constitutes $4,000 more, on a low end TV. Please say it ain't so ( because you never mentioned the brand)
Hisense is Australia is very different to USA
@@ILT_AU Hisense, is Hisense, be it here or there ( copyright infringement if they weren't) sorry, but I wouldn't pay 5 thousand for Hisense if Crocodile Dundee, carved it himself out of driftwood from an aborigine village
4k hisense laser projector is much lighter and can do the job
A projector would be terrible for the area they put it in. It's by big windows and gets too much light.
That would be a horrible choice in a room like this. Giant windows and way too much light for any type of day time viewing.
The 4k 100inch projector is a much cheaper option! yeah! but you also get a poorer image with that! so in that case you really get what you pay for!
I game Apex on my 100" for a few years now. Can't go back to small screens now lol
Nice I would have put it up higher at least 2 feet maybe more.
Check out my review video for this TV. You will see why it’s so low :)
Waaaaoooow......Amazing big screen TV...😘😍🤩
Super travail, quelle est la référence du pied mural pour tenir cette tv? Merci
*1986: Little Brother* "When im an adult, I'm gonna have a 100" tv in my house!!"
*Big Brother* "MOM! He's making up fantasy stories again!"
*2022* "Hey Big Brother, guess what i just bought!"
I bought a 100 inch projector & screen for $97, and it looks awesome..... I'm done with these high ass TV's....
Where u get it from?
@@TheCuttyBrown Amazon.... It shows a great pic.... I watch movies and play my game on it in my man cave
Sweet I love 102 the TV only problem is is that damn brand you bought it cheap as hell don't know how long it's going to last
It’s like watching a movie in a movie theater with a 100” inch at night!
I got one and it is way better than similar big brands.
Congrats man!!
it would be the Dream TV i must say....
100” is good for that distance away from the TV, but 100” of glare during a dark scene in the show/movie/game is a MASSIVE dealbreaker for me. I’m still Team Projector especially since they are WAY BRIGHTER these days and have ALR screens that don’t require a 5 man team to setup like the one in this video, Lol!
Not to mention that I can pick from 70”-300” screen size and am not limited to a fixed size image.
I’d completely disagree. A projector cannot come close to competing with a LED LCD TV in terms of brightness.
A projector requires complete control of the entire room environment.
The 100” is super bright and is not affected by what time of day or any environmental issues.
If your happy hang there. Nothing wrong with a good projector cinema room if you have a dedicated space.
@@ILT_AU unfortunately what you have said about the completely light controlled room would be true if the projector was from 2018.
MODERN projectors can easily work against ambient light these days and if you REALLY need to, you can get an Ambient Light Rejecting screen to really cover those bases.
HOWEVER, when you're watching your Glossy Flat Panel TV on a super bright afternoon and the show/movie/game you are playing has one of those super inky black dark scenes in it, you will be looking at a mirror and not know what is going on in the show/movie/game. It's fact.
People have been used to projectors of yesteryear, but things have changed. ESPECIALLY in 2021.
Will I be getting the brightness level of staring into the highbeams of a modern roadgoing car? Probably not, who would want their eyes to feel that searing pain while watching their favorite movie?
I will, however, have a clearly visible, VIVID image during the day at 100"+ WITHOUT a completely blacked out room AND without that nasty glare during a dark scene
Edit: Even in the boot up scene you can see the person recording the video clearly with a phone and everything behind him. If there was a Game of Thrones like episode where it's really dark, I would be SO ANGRY at this TV setup and wouldn't want to watch anymore due to all of the glare.
Sounds like your a project man!
@@TriMuXx I agree with you. Especially considering the Laser TV from Hisense that's the best of both world. Matte screen during the day (with ALS) and amazing image quality with complete darkness. Glossy surfaces are a complete dealbreaker for me.
@@TriMuXx Are the projectors noisy?
What time is the Super Bowl party lol... Good for you, bud! 🤘🙏✌️🇺🇲
Come join :)
Did you ever do any measurements on this? What's the peak brightness and how many dimming zones does it have?
Why the background music? Great TV, excellent setup!
Thank you. I thought silence was no good.
LOL!
It's supports Dolby vision and Atmos
Tv area looks great! I like the black look of the furnature.
cant wait until the 97" OLED comes out!
its super 100 inch USH smart 4k tv
How did they get it off the delivery truck??
Special lift
Somehow as the TV grows bigger it doesn't feel as big as it should be. Felt like a 65''
I believe that's because he had it mounted so close to the floor, but I agree with you. It looked like an 80-inch tv.
Very nice, but I would have tried my best to unbox it as close to the room or wall as possible. Bulkier but less chance of damage. I also think the height is cool. Mounting them higher, especially fireplace height, just makes viewing uncomfortable. I’ve actually recommended to folks that in a main room, wall mounting is very overrated - a good console against a blank wall is better in many circumstances.
A huge pet peeve of mine. Perpetrated by architects and interior designers who seem to think TV's should be relegated to a lesser position than a fire place that is used twice a year.. I hate hate mounting a TV above a damn fireplace. It is the worst position by far, craning your neck up from a siting position to watch everything; it's like your in the front row of a movie theater.. The only position good for mounting a TV above the fire place is if you stand while watching TV, but who does that? I mean do you watch an entire movie while standing? Why is the fire place always put in a position of prominence with the entertainment center always an afterthought? Near as I can tell it's to sell homes to prospective buyers who equate fireplaces with "home sweet home". Its not like we need fireplaces to cook and keep the home warm anymore..
Check the comments section.
The most common criticism is the TV is mounted too low.
Where it is located. When seated the middle of the TV is still slightly above eye-line.
It’s literally in the most comfortable viewing position when seated. Also. When standing the TV height is 5’8. So it’s very tall.
@@ILT_AU right height imo
@@marcusdamberger Lol, very good points. Fortunately my fireplace is in a corner of the room and my TV is front and center - a good thing since I've used my TV countless times since I've bought it while the fireplace has been used at best, a number that can be counted on both hands. I also know of people who put their TVs over the fireplace and the heat eventually cause the TV to fail if they used the fireplace any decent amount of time.
@@marcusdamberger i hate a tv above the fire place but I think the tv is still too low. It's barely above the cushions on the couch. That means of you recline, your feet will block part of the screen. Lol. It just needs to go up about a foot or 2. Nothing drastic.
I got 75inch version,same as yours ❤
Dang, that's a big TV for sure! I didn't know 4K went up to 100 inches. I'd figured it would be in the 8K category. I recently bought a TCL 50" 4K Roku TV from Wal-Mart. It was on sale for $279, and it was the very last one they had in stock! I love it so far, just wish all of the streaming services would support 4K. It's amazing how much TV you get at such a low cost.
You guys in the USA get much better prices than us. We pay through the roof because of shipping costs. Believe me my friend. Your winning :)
Congrats on the new TV
I don’t think this 100’ is available in the states though.
@@JohnDoe-ns9yo I wished. I think the only way you could get 100' is by using a projector. But it's nothing against any LED panel.
even today i watch my movies in 1080p its still good. And my Mom or so dont even notice the diffrence to 720p BUT everony notice 480P
For blk Fri in NJ, we got the 70in on smart TV for $379
Title suggestion: Installing a new Hisense wall into my house.
Hahaha that’s a good man 👍
Right basically
This 100 inch tv how much?
Wow i excited i not have a money to buy this wowwwwwwww
I'd like to see a mission from Sniper Elite 4.That would be something.
Awsome tv wow...if you can please just give me more content of your tv movies gaming...just wow..enjoy
ONE SENNHEISER AMBEO Soundbar AND READY
Love the tv and the music💯💪
Brilliant. Congratulations 👍👍
Thanks man.
@@ILT_AU Pleasure is all mine. How much did it cost you...???
5,999 aud :)
Have you got anything special for yourself my friend?
@@ILT_AU I see. Thanks for the kind info, I'm not that much into TVs currently. By profession I'm an Electronics Engineer having Display Panel Technologies & Hardware Standards as a MAJOR research area thus I keep an eye on market trends 😊
Currently using 30" QHD Apple Cinema Display, started my journey from a 14" Philips CRT Monitor 25 years ago although an Electronics dealer in my city was interested in selling me 52" Japanese Professional Display few weeks ago but it's sheer weight and installation mess made me lose my interest. 😐
Currently I have plans to purchase a 4K UHD lightweight monitor in between 40" to 50" diagonal size range. 🙂
It’s mounted way too low for enjoyment, I believe it even says 46-48 inches off the ground.
When I’m seated, my eye line is about 30% up from bottom. So I’m still looking up when seated.
IMO it sits too low but other than that nice setup.
I was thinking the same thing. Way too low on the wall for me, but it's a great looking tv.
I used to install tv and I was thinking the same thing. It's the customers preference how low or high they want the tv.
My hisense 52" 4k tv now broke ,panel / display issues..not sure if it still have a warranty ,but i sent to normal shop for repair..still waiting for the tv ..
If its a low spec TV it’s usually the electronics that go first. Panel should be ok
Now the hard part… Finding something to watch
Wife comes home..." a guys supposed to go up stairs"
Man…wish it was a better TV like a Samsung. They are great televisions. Give one a try.
Check out my channel.
I own all the top end TVs.
QN900A 85”
LG G1 77”
LG C1 83”
Seatings need to be like 10’ from the screen, the space doesn’t look like it meet the requirements for tv screen this size!
The room must look tiny on video. The room is massive.
The lounge is further back than 10’
Hope you didn't expect to much as I'm having nothing but issues with my 65 inch u8g
This TV is fantastic. The U9G I reviewed was trash
@@ILT_AU America market not like Australia ,65 U9G in USA $1200usd without taxes
As some have said, why did you mount it so low? Subject to damage that way. But sure looks amazing.
Check my review video of the 100”.
It explains everything.
Long story short. Even mounted that low it tops out at 5’8 tall.
So it’s taller than most people. It looks weird but when you sit down. The centre of the TV is still above your eye line. Otherwise you would be looking too far up.
@@ILT_AU ty for the reply. Understood. I had an 86” LG I bought about 5-6 years ago. It did not have local dimming. The size was awesome but the pic quality left a bit to be desired. Just replaced it with the 83” A90J (which of course dropped 2k in price after I bought it), and while a bit smaller, amazing picture. Can you provide a link to your review? Ty.
@@ILT_AU That’s exactly how I mounted my 55” TV. When you walk in the room most people would think it’s mounted too low, but when I sit on my couch the center of the screen is at eye level which makes it perfect.👌🏽
My 43" HiSense TV lasted 15 months before vertical lines started appearing on the screen. Of course, the one year warranty expired. 😂
made in china yay!
Thanks a lot for your advise! because I was also just planing to buy for me that same TV model!
My 32" Hisense tv vertical lines just appeared after 2 years
THIS IS looks really nice , BUT if u wants to go that BIG, U could go bigger instead this , was go with short throw laser projector with nice 120" ALR screen less then $6 Grand with 120"ALR screen included , like Hisense LG9, XGIMI Aura or VAVA Chroma such i bought & goes up to 150" screen, U cant beat that ..BUT o well if u have that kinda money to burn, why not Buy a TV that size!
Is Hisense a good brand? Here in the US we look at it as a unknown/cheap brand kinda like TCL/roku brand of tv.
In Australia they are the budget brand and offer very low quality throw away TVs however they do offer a premium range which is very competitive
It’s junk.
It's supposed to be a good TV brand! since Hisense is the company that bought the huge and fine japanese TV company named: Sharp! but I've read very mixed reviews on the buyers of that Hisense brand: some say that it is a really good value but still there are a few of them that say that it's just pure crap! because it only works well just for the 1st year! at most! and that's something to be worried about! in the case that you buy that brand.
Why so low? I would have went a little bit higher with the position of the tv. Nice size looks good
Check out my latest upload / review of this TV.
I show all the measurements.
It looks like it’s low. But the top of the TV is almost 6 foot tall. So you gotta mount it low.
@@ILT_AU perfect height due to the size of the tv!
@@ILT_AU 👍🏽🤜🏾💥🤛
Cause thats where you put it considering sitting position on the couch and eye level. Duh
That’s nice hell yeah .. what’s the going price for one those joints.. make sure you enjoy congratulations 👊🇨🇦🇬🇹👊
I'm writing you from Mexico City and I"ll tell you that in this City your new Hisense 100 inch TV model isn't even available here! at least not in the best departament stores in this city! obviously because of it's very high price tag! nevertheless the largest Hisense 4k TV model available in this city which is the 85 inch model is still a very good model! and it is coming now at a very good price now! which is just $34,000 pesos! (that is just $1700 US dollars!) In this city the best option available for a 100 inch TV would be just a Sony 4k TV Model that even on a very special sales price still costs $250,000 pesos! (an that's still a huge $12,500 US dollars price!)
That’s crazy man! Wow.
Thanks for the comment! Much love brother.
Nice TV.
Nice, I love it! 😳😯😍😍😍😍💪💪
I love your house then anything else
Thank you so much.
Cant Imagine how it must feel to watch news on this screen while sitting Close distance 😨
I can’t think of anything worse to watch than the news😂
i view ur video in 1080p and it's crystal clear...what cam do u used?
iPhone 13 pro max
Man that think is like a mirror, hope the glare isn’t bad.
It’s super glossy but it’s bright when it’s on. It overcomes any natural light :)
Are those LEDs coming from the entrainment center? It looks fantastic!
Yes I added them myself. Thank you 🙏
Make a video showing that! I wanna copy it 😊
HSAN, THE BASTE TEV 100 INCH GOOD NISE
Why did you chose Hisense over LG, Sony, Samsung?
I didn’t.
I have a C1 83
G1 77
QN900A 85
@@ILT_AU lol you rich bastad
🤩 Wow. Dammmm….. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Bbbbrrrooooo respect I only got 55 curved and 2 50 and 75
U've nice taste by the way ur room is designed it shows
Thank you. That’s a really nice compliment.
Now flank it with a pair of focal sopra speakers! Nice setup.
Thanks man. Check out my Yamaha rx-a6a review. I go over my speaker setup there. Would love your thoughts.
Could have used an 4K short-throw projector and a 120"/ 150" screen for half the price of this and just as good...
Even in daytime lighting?
@@I999-g2s A laser projector is on par with a TV in daylight. But then you need a better projection screen and the total price will definitely go above this one.
I would never put a projector in a room like this and for my smaller "man cave" I also think a 100" like this is just a better solution.
@@frederikjacobs552 we put a projector in our bedroom back in 2002 and enjoyed a 100” image size for a couple of decades, albeit in the evening only, as any ambient light rendered the fairly inexpensive projector, useless.
LCD images hare very bright and great for sports and documentaries and viewing at any time of day
I would completely disagree saying it’s just as good.
Everyone saying "It's too low", obviously has never had a tv this size. You think you would want it high for some reason, but watch what happens to your necks.
Exactly!
Finally. Someone who has thought about it.
When seated. My eye line is about 30-40% from the bottom of the TV.
So I slightly look up. Very comfortable.
It needs to go up about 2 feet. It's as low as the couches. Lol. If you have a recliner, your feet will be blocking part of the screen.
I have my 75” up higher and it’s perfect
Buying this large LCD TV, I feel that it is better to buy a high-brightness 4k medium-telephoto projector, which is cheap, has better scalability, and is flexible and convenient.
I’m not against projectors.
It’s just with a projector you require a lot of environment control. In terms of lighting etc.
the TV works any time of day without needing to close the windows etc.
Huge! Literally
It’s hard to convey how large it is on video.
But it’s insane it was around 190kg before we opened it.
It’s crazy how quickly you get used to the size. Now all my 85” TVs look small.