Bro, is your tv all good? No backlight bleeding and wifi 5hgz working?
Thinking getting same model as well... Otherwise may go for tcl, or lg that some forumer proposed

Dear guy,

Kindly advise which 55" 4K HDR TV suitable for Movies & TV Show located in Living Hall?

At this moment, shortlisting below model:
1. Xiaomi Mi LED Smart TV 4S
2. Hisense 55A7400F
You may suggest another model if any.

Targeting Below RM2,000 for 55" 4K HDR TV.

BTW, Where can I get at a reasonable price, after survey few places I can get at RM1899 / unit its affordable?

i encounter the same issues. i have reduced the backlight brightness, it will be in 100% by default. try to lower it down. its different with brightness and contrast.

Mine is okay bro. i am Happy with the tv.

with maximum budget of rm1.5k, what TV size is available?

Hi,

I'm wondering, what calibration settings are you people using for 55A7400F?
The TV is good overall but some darker scenes look too dark, both in SDR and HDR.
Thanks!

how much would it cost to replace a hisense 65 inch TV screen yeah? Its a brand new TV that got cracked will it be worth it to replace just the screen?

Quote from https://www.lowyat.net/2021/240227/hisense-...9-respectively/
Hisense Launches A6500G And A6100G 4K TVs; Price Starts From RM2899 And RM1999 Respectively

the 50-inch variant of the A6500G retails at RM2,899,
the 55-inch at RM3,299,
65-inch at RM4,399
and the 70-inch at 5,799.
The A6100G starts from RM1,999 for the 43-inch,
RM2,699 for the 50-inch,
RM2,999 for the 55-inch,
RM3,299 for the 58-inch,
and finally RM3,999 for the 65-inch variant.

Anyone could advice what's the different between Hisense A7400F (55 INCH) and 55E6F... Which one is better?

A7400F series uses android interface and has Dolby vision (I bought the 65 in her). E6F does not have this and also is a bit similar to A7100F hence cheaper. Hard to get a7400f 65 inch these days at 2.8k or below for the 65 inch. Been using it so far for PS4 gaming and disney plus shows. It’s not the best screen (I compared with my x90h) but it’s definitely a great bang for buck for me.

I check Hisense 2021-2022 model that will appear in Malaysia market is lower end spec compare to Hisense model that have in USA, better buy other brand like LG, Samsung, Sony than Hisense 🤦🤦


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Somebody posted a pic of the 65" U7G being priced at RM4,600 as a pre-order. While it still isn't the same as compared to the US model (and Hisense Malaysia is really bad at listing all the important specs on their website), it is still worth a consideration.

- 90 dimming zones - according to Hisense Thailand, which has a similar VIDAA spec.
- Quantum dot filter for wide color gamut
- 700 nits (1000 nits for the US version)
- HDMI 2.1 with ALLM and VRR, with eARC (again, Thai version)

If the RM4,600 price is made as actual MSRP, then I don't know of any other brand that has these features at that price. But even if it's just a pre-order price, you can't beat that.

EDIT: I still don't like that Hisense gimped the international version though. China and US got the best version.

This post has been edited by writesimply: Jun 13 2021, 04:33 PM

Hi guys, may I know A7400F is equivalent to what version in the US? I am trying to do comparison in rtings.com

No equivalent US model. US money is too big, they don't need cheap models.

Thanks for your reply! Just a quick question before I went too out topic, how does the A7400F fare against Samsung's TU8000?

Hi guys, is it possible get Atmos on A7400F? As on the TV spec, it only support DD+ encoding.

If...let's say i hook HT that support Atmos... can the TV pass trough the Atmos to the HT? Or the HT will still produce normal 5.1ch DD+?

Decoding, not encoding. Via Dolby itself.



So if you're buying any TV with ARC and you have a Dolby Atmos receiver, the receiver is the center where everything is connected.

4K BD/Media Player -> Receiver <- ARC-> TV

From streaming apps on the TV and through ARC, you're getting Atmos via DD+. Streaming apps obviously uses lossy version of Atmos. Lossless Atmos starts at 6 Mbps.

From 4K BDs connected directly to the receiver, provided the BDs have Atmos/DTS-X, you're getting the full bandwidth audio.

Allrighty...Thanks for clarification... Actually i'm planning to buy HT.. But not sure which one to choose..either HT with DAtmos or just normal HT With DD 5.1...
Just scared if take Atmos, the TV couldn't decode such signal and send it to HT... Anyway, Thanks ya~

Buying a home theater starts with a budget and then your space limitations or requirements.

Most people would go for soundbars. But even though they advertise as Dolby Atmos, you need to study the specs. If all it's decoding is 2.0, then it's not even surround sound. The cheap soundbars are like this. It's only when you get to soundbars that costs over RM4,000 that you get true 7.1 speaker setups.

You can get this Onkyo HT-S5805 for RM4000.
This is a 5.1.2 setup with a basic Atmos receiver. True Atmos setup starts at 7.2.4, which is far too many speakers for a typical living room.

From here, the price goes up and there's no limit.


Every HDTV since the 2000s can decode Dolby Digital 2.0. But TVs don't decode 5.1 or more as that's beyond the mandatory spec.

As I posted before, TVs with ARC can pass the Dolby Digital Plus (Atmos for streaming) signal through HDMI straight to a Dolby Atmos soundbar/receiver. This is okay when you're using the streaming app from the TV to play your content. This is the lossy version of Dolby Atmos.

When you want to play the lossless version of Dolby Atmos which you can only get through Blu-ray Discs, you need to connect your 4K BD player to the receiver. The receiver will send the video signal to the TV and it will decode the Dolby Atmos signal.

This post has been edited by writesimply: Jun 25 2021, 06:27 PM

Are we ever gonna see the real Hisense TV in malaysia...last time.was vizio then tcl....then now hisense...we can only see and heard youtuber from the US drool about the awesomeness of these TV
😭😭😭

Long story short...until that miracle happen....just stick with sony...the best price performance available in malaysia for now....and maybe LG for oled only...

This post has been edited by Punish: Jun 30 2021, 11:29 AM