Because its cheap

hisense lasted longer than my samsung some years back...so that's probably one reason

Yes, It is actually comparable in quality with all the established brands. Picture quality is very good. 2 years using with no complaint. However, I got a samsung 4K smart TV 48" 6000 series for RM2.3K from Sen Heng during opening.

This post has been edited by hilal74: Jul 26 2016, 02:21 PM

how the refresh rate?

I cannot find anything stated 120hz anywhere in the manual so it must be 60hz max

so not viable for console la

More: https://m.reddit.com/r/PS4/comments/1i9aaa/...y_buyers_guide/

When u play kodi, do u have any problem with subtitle? Someone said hisense tv shows subtitles in small size..

I think Kodi font size is determined by Kodi not the TV.

Considering to get this to replace my folks tv.
So 11st was having the best deal?

Looking to get a new TV, so hisense brand is OK? Seems to be cheaper a lot than other competitors.

im using 40inch led..so far ok almost a year using it..no problem and value for money

About to get the same tv but then cannot use gem5 voucher. ended up buying this. PILIHAN12 voucher.

But the it uses edge-Lit LED

http://www.lg.com/my/tvs/lg-49UH600T

Byk beza ka bro? I scared hisense dont have hdcp 2.2 for 4k netflix. This LG also im not clear with the hdcp 2.2 but at least lg reputable brand maybe got include. Going to pickup my tv tonight. Let see how.

These people are super critical when comes to 4K TV like need at least 60" screen la, 120Hz refresh rate la, Oled or Dled, HDMI2.0 la, HDCP 2.2 la bla bla

HDCP is important bro. Later content came out you cannot watch because your TV is not HDCP compliant.

http://hdguru.com/hisense-introduces-598-5...hrough-walmart/

Just for future buyer reference lg-49UH600T do equipped with HDCP 2.2.

Connect my Nvidia Shield TV to the tv. Enable netflix streaming stats(press F8) and i get 2160 which is 4k.

Connect my CT770 which isnt equip with HDCP 2.2 to the other HDMI port. Netflix stats never go above 1080.

I think if u just use the WebOS/TV native netflix apps wont be a problem to get 4k. Just make sure if u use soundbar or home theater it must be hdcp2.2 compliance.



This post has been edited by dmc0105: Jul 30 2016, 10:28 PM

Hi,
my old Sharp 32" LCD TV bought in 2008 is showing signs of going to die. The edges are having white clouds, and it's getting worst by the day. I think soon the whole thing is going to turn white...

I'm not a home theatre buff, not a 3D buff nor a smart TV buff either. I watch only Astro, I don't even have a working DVD player, all spoilt and dead already.

Can you guys recommend me a good TV, I guess my only criteria is a TV that sounds nice. I find crappy sounding TVs a big pet peeve My old Sharp TV comes built in with mini subwoofer and tweeters, it sounds GOOOOOD as it is. No need sound bar and extra sub.

Actually what's the biggest size that doesn't come with 3D and SmartTV function? I seem to see almost all big size TV comes with 3D. I tried googling for this, but just can't find the answer I want. So I'm here asking for your help.

Thanks in advance!