This TV is currently at AMAZON at 2,299 US Dollars .I have a Sony bravia TV 85 INCHES 4K from 2020 and also in the same wall a manual pulldown Elite Projector Screen 135 inches with a Dangbei Mars Pro 4k HDR Laser projector , looking at this TV oh my gush the Home Theater shopping bug start to affect me , I will really like to chance my actual Sony 4k TV 85 inches for this Hisense 100 inches . 😍😍😍😍 Thank you for your review .
I can also say im reporting more menu lag as well but thats only issue i have with this majestic tv…which can be easily remedied by using a separate streaming box or device, im using latest apple tv 4k and its excellent with this tv. I agree with all your points and I also have a ‘near perfect’ panel with no noticeable defects. TV is made for movies/streaming tv shows and gaming really. I dont have a dedicated blu ray player yet but I am looking to buy one. Tried dark knight imax 4k blu ray on the xbox series x and it was really great! Well done with this review you are one of the only one on the planet with a dedicated review!
Thank you for the compliment. I'm planning on dropping more videos in regards to my Sony OLED'S and also a recent LG Soundbar I purchased and how it compares to my samsung and JBL Soundbars. Honestly the menu processing is the only issue I have with the television. Outside of that I am completely happy with the purchase. Thank you again and please don't forget to subscribe to my channel.So I can drop some more content.
@@OscarsTechTalk yeah honestly i dont even really bother using the google OS in the tv, use all the apps from apple tv 4k everything looks so much better on this 100inch monster
On recommendations, I replaced my 75” Samsung LED tv with the 75” Hisense U7K mini LED QLED, and as you said with your 100”, the picture out of the box is pretty amazing. I also calibrated mine with the Disney WOW disc, and just made the picture better.
I just purchased an apple tv 4k for it. It should help with processing and, from my understanding, will make the picture a lot better. The picture is amazing now. Good luck with your new set. Let me know if you need any settings.
Looks pretty good so far.. also I didn't get a backlit remote.. that menu lag you mentioned got worse for me as days passed.. it got to a point it was very annoying.. thank you for the update
@OscarsTechTalk that's cool.. I mean also if I buy a tv 2000 or 5000 I want it to function without buying aftermarket stuff.. I mean it's good to have options but it shouldn't have as much lag as I experienced
@steveyboy8011 Yes, I get it.I figured the TV was 5 grand, originally I paid 2000, i mean I wasn't expecting it to be like a sony. But I have to admit, I do enjoy watching it and prefer watching it over my 77 sony oled television in the bedroom.
@OscarsTechTalk yeah I get it 77 vs 100 is very immersive experience.. but for me.. just me.. I couldn't justify the quality , processing power, picture quality 85 inch size for 2 grand to the 100 inch less quality.. only thing I was happy about was the size😭.. now maybe in 3 years the 100 will be a little cheaper on the samsung or sonys .. I take the plunge then😁
@steveyboy8011 fingers crossed. I'm hoping that once the 100's become the norm, they will have to lower the price. If not, they will lose sales to brands like TCL and Hisense.
I could see a big group of projector users going this route if your in that 100" area. But honestly projectors are still king in size and smaller and lighter if you want to go 120"-150",I couldn't imagine carrying a tv that size into the house lol.
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The picture is nice, but I can see reflections on the screen, which you wouldn't get from a projector. Also, I wouldn't want to deal with trying to carry and mount a 150-pound television. I have a 75" TV that weighs 65 pounds, and that's about as much weight as I want to put on my wall. Additionally, I have a LED projector in my bedroom set up to project onto a 92" diagonal fixed-mounted screen, and the picture is awesome. I could have gone up to 200" if I had the wall space, which I don't. There are no reflections, and I love watching anything from sports to local news on it. The projector came with Google TV, and I use a Roku stick, which provides much better and faster responses from the different apps. Plus, it has apps that are not available on Google TV.
@Raygreen5203 i was able to wall mount it with my son with literally no issues. As far as reflection, i haven't had an issue with that either. I had an epson 4k projector and 120-inch elote grayscale screen, and this tv is leaps and bounds ahead of the projector. Thank you for commenting.
I can tell you something for sure , people that own or thinking on buy a Ultra Short laser projector with a 100 Inches ALR projector screen will Definity will look as a first option this TV regarding picture quality , contrast and Brightness that any laser projector with the most expensive ALR ambient Light rejecting screen can provide right now
Projectors will not match the brightness and black levels of a QLED TV unless you want to spend ten thousands more! I own a $3000 (BenQ) and it will never look like an LED panel! They (projectors) are good for larger than 100-110 inch screens and if you want 3D capability.
The picture quality on this TV when you get it home, is like half 3-D. Which means in about two or three years from now. They’re gonna be selling glasses free 3-D TVs. That doesn’t mean you get the glasses free. That means you don’t need any glasses anymore.
Did you mount the TV? My TV stand is 79 inches which is 10 inches less than the 88 inches width of the TV, would that be weird to set the larger TV on top? It's hard to find a TV console that wide.
@Diana-mh4sr this is the one i used to mount. It can handle the weight. Mounting Dream Fixed TV Wall Mount, Low Profile Wall Mount TV Bracket for Most 42-90 Inch TVs, Flush TV Mount for Space Saving, Fits 16", 18‘', 24", 32" Studs, Max VESA 800x400mm and 132lbs MD2361-32
I believe it's a VA panel. I don't have issues with angles due to my seating being directly in front of the screen. I noticed some loss of contrast and brightness when I initially checked the viewing angle.
When 110-INCH 4K TV reduce price like 2,500 to 3,000 dollars projector manufacturers will have a big Headache. I have the Dangbei Mars Pro 4k Laser projector on 135-inch and look amazing but when I switch to my Sony 4k 85 inches tv for regular content view the TV overpass on picture quality my laser projector
Very helpful review Oscar. I have just purchased this for my home cinema set up. Do you have any advice regaring the mounting on the wall. I am contructing a stud wall to hang it on with 6 x 2 lumber but I am currently not sure where to place cross bracing timber to be able to fix the wall mount
Thank you for the feedback. I believe I mentioned the wallmount i used in my unboxing video. I will paste the info below. As far as studs, i believe they are standard 2x4 spaced out every 16 inches. Mounting Dream Fixed TV Wall Mount, Low Profile Wall Mount TV Bracket for Most 42-90 Inch TVs, Flush TV Mount for Space Saving, Fits 16", 24", 32" Studs, Max VESA 800x400mm and
Mounting Dream Fixed TV Wall Mount, Low Profile Wall Mount TV Bracket for Most 42-90 Inch TVs, Flush TV Mount for Space Saving, Fits 16", 18‘', 24", 32" Studs, Max VESA 800x400mm and 132lbs MD2361-32 Worked perfectly. I have several of their mounts and never an issue.
@@OscarsTechTalk The you kind sir for your reply with the information… So I’m going to upgrade to the the Hisense 100” MINI LED near to the end of the year and I will pass my 85 inch Samsung onto my son. 🏴🇬🇧
Also make sure you take a look at the first video that I did on boxing the actual television. It has really good info regarding dimensions and actual specs.
Epson Home Cinema 4010 4K PRO-UHD Projector with Advanced 3-Chip Design and HDR. I also have an ELITE gray screen, 120". Again, the only big differencis.The colors and contrast are a lot better on the television.
This is just too confusing. I’m not sure what to buy and I can’t seem to find a straight forward video on U8k vs U76N. Also is the U76N just a U7? The model numbers are so weird. I never know what’s what. Any help would be appreciated!
I believe the u8k is a miniled tv. The u76n is not, but it's QLED. They both have local dimming with helps with deeper blacks. Obviously, the u8k has alorlt more dimming zones. You wil also be paying more for the u8k. The model numbers are just that. Hisense has MINELED U6N, U7N and U8N. The U76n N is QLED. Hope this helps.
I sit 10 feet directly in front of it, so there are no issues with angles. Now, if you're going to have people at a 90-degree angle or more, then yes, you will lose some picture quality. I've had company over which sat at an angle and received no complaints. It's no OLED but at this size and price. it's still a great option for a home theater. I currently have a 77 Sony OLED in my bedroom, and I'm finding myself watching more tv on the hisense. Thanks again for watching, and please don't forget to like and subscribe.
@sector7676 i went with the u76n due to its price of 2k when it was released in February. I know the u8k is better on paper, but i can't justify spending another 3k for mini LED and more dimming zones. Im really happy with my purchase. I also have 3 Sony OLEDS, including a 77 A80L in my bedroom, and i prefer watching my hisense due to its immersiveness. No, the blacks are not as deep as the OLED, but it's close, really close.
@@OscarsTechTalk hey thanks for your reply! I've still got to think about it. Currently the 100" U8K is $2999 and u76 is 2299 on Amazon, so not too big of a difference in price...
@sector7676 That's a tough decision. The u8k was a lot more than $2999 when i purchased the u76n. I did watch a review video on the u8k/ux, which said that it kept dropping connection. If I come across it again, i will message you the link.
Nice review bud, blacks aren't that good (exaggerated due to the big size), but still very good TV for that holy Trinity most of us looking for (Picture Quality, size, Price ratio)
@user-oq4rm5ci9p no. Again, some 1080p content looks 1080p, but a lot of the content is upscaled. I watch some news content on RUclips, and it looks better than 1080p.
@user-oq4rm5ci9p I haven't watched a 1080P bluray as of yet on my 4k player with this tv. I'll watch something today and let you know how it turns out.
Hola estoy a punto de , pero me preocupa la calidad, haz tenido algún problema ???? Hello, I'm about to, but I'm worried about the quality, have you had any problems????
No, the only thing i didn't like was the slow menu processor. I bought an apple tv 4k and stream off of that, and it's been amazing. I'm extremely happy with the picture quality of thd TV. I 3 sony OLEDS 55,65,77 and I've been watching the Hisense more since I purchased it. It's super immersive.
@evocativ MSRP is 5k. I know they were on sale in February when i purchased it.may be they dropped the price due to TLC's pricing. Also, releasing a 98 inch u8k for around 3k.
@@OscarsTechTalk ok thanks. Even though 5k is still cheap for a 144hz tv. It is probably because it is made in china with cheap labor. And it isn’t a big name brand in America yet.
@evocativ could be. I also think hisense wants to get the jump on very large tv sales in the us for a much more affordable price. I have 3 Sony Oleds A80J 55, A80k 65, and A80L 77, and I paid less for a tv that I enjoy more with the hisense. Unless you're a videophile or have OCD, you'll be satisfied with the Hisense.
The picture quality on this TV when you get it home, is like half 3-D. Which means in about two or three years from now. They’re gonna be selling glasses free 3-D TVs. That doesn’t mean you get the glasses free. That means you don’t need any glasses anymore.
This TV is currently at AMAZON at 2,299 US Dollars .I have a Sony bravia TV 85 INCHES 4K from 2020 and also in the same wall a manual pulldown Elite Projector Screen 135 inches with a Dangbei Mars Pro 4k HDR Laser projector , looking at this TV oh my gush the Home Theater shopping bug start to affect me , I will really like to chance my actual Sony 4k TV 85 inches for this Hisense 100 inches . 😍😍😍😍 Thank you for your review .
Agree with you, I prefer SOE as well, gives you detail and the best motion.
I can also say im reporting more menu lag as well but thats only issue i have with this majestic tv…which can be easily remedied by using a separate streaming box or device, im using latest apple tv 4k and its excellent with this tv. I agree with all your points and I also have a ‘near perfect’ panel with no noticeable defects. TV is made for movies/streaming tv shows and gaming really. I dont have a dedicated blu ray player yet but I am looking to buy one. Tried dark knight imax 4k blu ray on the xbox series x and it was really great!
Well done with this review you are one of the only one on the planet with a dedicated review!
Thank you for the compliment. I'm planning on dropping more videos in regards to my Sony OLED'S and also a recent LG Soundbar I purchased and how it compares to my samsung and JBL Soundbars. Honestly the menu processing is the only issue I have with the television. Outside of that I am completely happy with the purchase.
Thank you again and please don't forget to subscribe to my channel.So I can drop some more content.
I just bought the apple tv 4k And the difference in processing is night and day. I love the tv even more now.
@@OscarsTechTalk yeah honestly i dont even really bother using the google OS in the tv, use all the apps from apple tv 4k everything looks so much better on this 100inch monster
@@garys7410 That's exactly what I'll be doing moving forward.
On recommendations, I replaced my 75” Samsung LED tv with the 75” Hisense U7K mini LED QLED, and as you said with your 100”, the picture out of the box is pretty amazing. I also calibrated mine with the Disney WOW disc, and just made the picture better.
I just purchased an apple tv 4k for it. It should help with processing and, from my understanding, will make the picture a lot better. The picture is amazing now. Good luck with your new set. Let me know if you need any settings.
I also forgot to ask you to subscribe. I'm recording an unboxing for the apple tv 4k and an LG soundbar.
Great video
Id take this TV over any projector, I dont care if it is a 10,000 dollar projector. No projector can compare to a 4k Qled 100" tv
I 100% agree!!!
You sure about that my jmgo n1s ultra kicks butt even at 200”
I am ok with 90-95% performance with a much larger screen, I too prefer the soap opera settings ;-)
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Looks pretty good so far.. also I didn't get a backlit remote.. that menu lag you mentioned got worse for me as days passed.. it got to a point it was very annoying.. thank you for the update
I purchased the apple 4K TV in order to stream, and it is night and day with the processing.
@OscarsTechTalk that's cool.. I mean also if I buy a tv 2000 or 5000 I want it to function without buying aftermarket stuff.. I mean it's good to have options but it shouldn't have as much lag as I experienced
@steveyboy8011 Yes, I get it.I figured the TV was 5 grand, originally I paid 2000, i mean I wasn't expecting it to be like a sony. But I have to admit, I do enjoy watching it and prefer watching it over my 77 sony oled television in the bedroom.
@OscarsTechTalk yeah I get it 77 vs 100 is very immersive experience.. but for me.. just me.. I couldn't justify the quality , processing power, picture quality 85 inch size for 2 grand to the 100 inch less quality.. only thing I was happy about was the size😭.. now maybe in 3 years the 100 will be a little cheaper on the samsung or sonys .. I take the plunge then😁
@steveyboy8011 fingers crossed. I'm hoping that once the 100's become the norm, they will have to lower the price. If not, they will lose sales to brands like TCL and Hisense.
I could see a big group of projector users going this route if your in that 100" area.
But honestly projectors are still king in size and smaller and lighter if you want to go 120"-150",I couldn't imagine carrying a tv that size into the house lol.
Lol, I agree.
Great review bro thank you. The picture quality on that Moana looks insane. Can’t wait to scoop this TV up later this year.
Thank you for the feedback. Please don't forget to subscribe. I am planning on dropping some more content regarding apple tv 4k And if it makes a significant difference in picture quality and processing with the one hundred and television .
Thank you for the demo and info 👏🏼👍🏼🏴🇬🇧
@@melraine919 you're welcome. Thanks for watching.
get an apple 4k or Nvidia shield it will help with the response time
@@MrJdcalmerin i did months ago. Apple 4k tv love it.
The picture is nice, but I can see reflections on the screen, which you wouldn't get from a projector. Also, I wouldn't want to deal with trying to carry and mount a 150-pound television. I have a 75" TV that weighs 65 pounds, and that's about as much weight as I want to put on my wall. Additionally, I have a LED projector in my bedroom set up to project onto a 92" diagonal fixed-mounted screen, and the picture is awesome. I could have gone up to 200" if I had the wall space, which I don't. There are no reflections, and I love watching anything from sports to local news on it. The projector came with Google TV, and I use a Roku stick, which provides much better and faster responses from the different apps. Plus, it has apps that are not available on Google TV.
@Raygreen5203 i was able to wall mount it with my son with literally no issues. As far as reflection, i haven't had an issue with that either. I had an epson 4k projector and 120-inch elote grayscale screen, and this tv is leaps and bounds ahead of the projector.
Thank you for commenting.
Great video! And great background music! #interstellar
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My son edited the video. He has great taste in music.
I can tell you something for sure , people that own or thinking on buy a Ultra Short laser projector with a 100 Inches ALR projector screen will Definity will look as a first option this TV regarding picture quality , contrast and Brightness that any laser projector with the most expensive ALR ambient Light rejecting screen can provide right now
Projectors will not match the brightness and black levels of a QLED TV unless you want to spend ten thousands more! I own a $3000 (BenQ) and it will never look like an LED panel! They (projectors) are good for larger than 100-110 inch screens and if you want 3D capability.
The picture quality on this TV when you get it home, is like half 3-D. Which means in about two or three years from now. They’re gonna be selling glasses free 3-D TVs. That doesn’t mean you get the glasses free. That means you don’t need any glasses anymore.
Yeah, people that just stream movies and don’t watch 4K DVDs. Don’t realize they are missing out.
Agree 💯
4K blu ray movies not only look better, they also sound way better than streaming!
Did you mount the TV? My TV stand is 79 inches which is 10 inches less than the 88 inches width of the TV, would that be weird to set the larger TV on top? It's hard to find a TV console that wide.
@Diana-mh4sr this is the one i used to mount. It can handle the weight.
Mounting Dream Fixed TV Wall Mount, Low Profile Wall Mount TV Bracket for Most 42-90 Inch TVs, Flush TV Mount for Space Saving, Fits 16", 18‘', 24", 32" Studs, Max VESA 800x400mm and 132lbs MD2361-32
How are the viewing angles and what type of panel does it have? Thanks for a great review.
I believe it's a VA panel.
I don't have issues with angles due to my seating being directly in front of the screen. I noticed some loss of contrast and brightness when I initially checked the viewing angle.
When 110-INCH 4K TV reduce price like 2,500 to 3,000 dollars projector manufacturers will have a big Headache. I have the Dangbei Mars Pro 4k Laser projector on 135-inch and look amazing but when I switch to my Sony 4k 85 inches tv for regular content view the TV overpass on picture quality my laser projector
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Very helpful review Oscar. I have just purchased this for my home cinema set up. Do you have any advice regaring the mounting on the wall. I am contructing a stud wall to hang it on with 6 x 2 lumber but I am currently not sure where to place cross bracing timber to be able to fix the wall mount
Thank you for the feedback. I believe I mentioned the wallmount i used in my unboxing video. I will paste the info below. As far as studs, i believe they are standard 2x4 spaced out every 16 inches.
Mounting Dream Fixed TV Wall Mount, Low Profile Wall Mount TV Bracket for Most 42-90 Inch TVs, Flush TV Mount for Space Saving, Fits 16", 24", 32" Studs, Max VESA 800x400mm and
Hey which TV stand do you have? That you are using for this TV?
Mounting Dream Fixed TV Wall Mount, Low Profile Wall Mount TV Bracket for Most 42-90 Inch TVs, Flush TV Mount for Space Saving, Fits 16", 18‘', 24", 32" Studs, Max VESA 800x400mm and 132lbs MD2361-32
Worked perfectly. I have several of their mounts and never an issue.
Question 🙋♂️ is the US76N 100” QLED? better than the Hisense 100” Mini LED?v🏴🇬🇧
@@melraine919 QLED LOCAL DIMMING. The mini led has more dimming zones and other features.
@@OscarsTechTalk The you kind sir for your reply with the information…
So I’m going to upgrade to the the Hisense 100” MINI LED near to the end of the year and I will pass my 85 inch Samsung onto my son. 🏴🇬🇧
Very nice picture 😮
Thank you. I'm looking for some feedback regarding the video.
Also make sure you take a look at the first video that I did on boxing the actual television. It has really good info regarding dimensions and actual specs.
Which Epson did you have? I have the LS12000 in my theater room, projecting onto a 140 inch screen.
Epson Home Cinema 4010
4K PRO-UHD Projector with Advanced 3-Chip Design and HDR. I also have an ELITE gray screen, 120". Again, the only big differencis.The colors and contrast are a lot better on the television.
@@OscarsTechTalk yeah for sure.
@@percybedford6266 Please don't forget to subscribe to my channel. I am going to try to drop more content To include soundbars and other televisions.
@@OscarsTechTalk will do.
This is just too confusing. I’m not sure what to buy and I can’t seem to find a straight forward video on U8k vs U76N. Also is the U76N just a U7? The model numbers are so weird. I never know what’s what. Any help would be appreciated!
I believe the u8k is a miniled tv. The u76n is not, but it's QLED. They both have local dimming with helps with deeper blacks. Obviously, the u8k has alorlt more dimming zones. You wil also be paying more for the u8k.
The model numbers are just that. Hisense has MINELED U6N, U7N and U8N. The U76n N is QLED. Hope this helps.
100” is basically dead for front projection vs this
How are the viewing angles??? I read a lot of reviews saying that are horrible when you are not sitting right center of the screen.
I sit 10 feet directly in front of it, so there are no issues with angles. Now, if you're going to have people at a 90-degree angle or more, then yes, you will lose some picture quality. I've had company over which sat at an angle and received no complaints. It's no OLED but at this size and price. it's still a great option for a home theater. I currently have a 77 Sony OLED in my bedroom, and I'm finding myself watching more tv on the hisense.
Thanks again for watching, and please don't forget to like and subscribe.
@@OscarsTechTalk so I think I’m saving for a 83” Oled
What’s the movie at 9:15?
@@dreday1062000 that's Moana and rigjt before that is Spiderman 2 gameplay on the PS5.
Any thoughts on the u76 vs Hisense u8k 100"? I'm trying to decide between those two...
@sector7676 i went with the u76n due to its price of 2k when it was released in February. I know the u8k is better on paper, but i can't justify spending another 3k for mini LED and more dimming zones. Im really happy with my purchase. I also have 3 Sony OLEDS, including a 77 A80L in my bedroom, and i prefer watching my hisense due to its immersiveness. No, the blacks are not as deep as the OLED, but it's close, really close.
@@OscarsTechTalk hey thanks for your reply! I've still got to think about it. Currently the 100" U8K is $2999 and u76 is 2299 on Amazon, so not too big of a difference in price...
@sector7676 That's a tough decision. The u8k was a lot more than $2999 when i purchased the u76n. I did watch a review video on the u8k/ux, which said that it kept dropping connection. If I come across it again, i will message you the link.
@@OscarsTechTalk I wish the u76 had been reviewed by rtings so I could compare their scores. Hey do you know is the u76n basically the U7n?
@@sector7676 i believe the u7n os miniled. U76n is QLED.
Enjoy your monster size big ass TV😊
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Nice review bud, blacks aren't that good (exaggerated due to the big size), but still very good TV for that holy Trinity most of us looking for (Picture Quality, size, Price ratio)
I really dont have an issue with the blacks.
@@OscarsTechTalk Good
how much you bought it?
$2000. Bought it when it was initially released in February. I love it.
@@OscarsTechTalk it is $2300 now i probably going to wait till it go back down to $2k :) thanks
What is your viewing distance?
Approximately 9.5 feet. Makes it super immersive. I've also sat closer, and it's still a clear picture. I can't see any pixelation.
@@OscarsTechTalk Does 1080p looks blurry from such distanse? Huge screen from 9 feet
@user-oq4rm5ci9p no. Again, some 1080p content looks 1080p, but a lot of the content is upscaled. I watch some news content on RUclips, and it looks better than 1080p.
@@OscarsTechTalk I meant 1080p bluray in first place.
@user-oq4rm5ci9p I haven't watched a 1080P bluray as of yet on my 4k player with this tv. I'll watch something today and let you know how it turns out.
The handles 😂
Hola estoy a punto de , pero me preocupa la calidad, haz tenido algún problema ????
Hello, I'm about to, but I'm worried about the quality, have you had any problems????
No, the only thing i didn't like was the slow menu processor. I bought an apple tv 4k and stream off of that, and it's been amazing.
I'm extremely happy with the picture quality of thd TV.
I 3 sony OLEDS 55,65,77 and I've been watching the Hisense more since I purchased it. It's super immersive.
@@OscarsTechTalk Great, thank you, I bought it yesterday, it arrives on the 22nd...
@bicuspide let me know if you need any help with picture settings.
@@OscarsTechTalk What is the measurement of the base?
@@bicuspide the legs?
Why is the tv so cheap though???
@evocativ MSRP is 5k. I know they were on sale in February when i purchased it.may be they dropped the price due to TLC's pricing. Also, releasing a 98 inch u8k for around 3k.
@@OscarsTechTalk ok thanks. Even though 5k is still cheap for a 144hz tv. It is probably because it is made in china with cheap labor. And it isn’t a big name brand in America yet.
@evocativ could be. I also think hisense wants to get the jump on very large tv sales in the us for a much more affordable price. I have 3 Sony Oleds A80J 55, A80k 65, and A80L 77, and I paid less for a tv that I enjoy more with the hisense. Unless you're a videophile or have OCD, you'll be satisfied with the Hisense.
@@OscarsTechTalk I am neither a videophile nor have ocd, lol. Thank you for your time🙏
@evocativ I'm both and I'm still happy with it. It's a great tv
Wait..did I go into a rap video..why the cussing?..
Cool review but I was taken out of the experience.
Who cursed? Please advise of the exact time. Thank you.
The picture quality on this TV when you get it home, is like half 3-D. Which means in about two or three years from now. They’re gonna be selling glasses free 3-D TVs. That doesn’t mean you get the glasses free. That means you don’t need any glasses anymore.