On 11st



Specs
http://www.hisense.com.my/product-category..._television=118

I need a TV now, my Sony already kaput.

hisense....hhmm

Yeah but i never heard anyone complain about hisense, it has 2 years manufacturing warranty and you can extend to 3 years

I mean TV cannot last forever, many bought branded expensive Tv in this section also had their TV kaput after certain years. Does it make sense if we buy cheap tv and last for 3 years and we have a chance to change tv or buy expensive one last 5 years with twice the price?

wa support lu, go buy it, Hisense is good btw

In England already run out of stock

http://www.tesco.com/direct/search-results...chId=4294967294

so cheap

buy major brand will also kaput also not this cheap, this so cheap and kaput wont angry lol

Damn im watching old CRT TV this weekend coz GDEX is not working sat sun.

But seriously CRT lasts longer than LCD

If youre not a plasma fanatic and minor issues doesnt bothers you yeah... Its a good buy as long as you like the PQ.

to me Hisense feels like a bootleg brand.. Lol...
Quality n built is decent tho.

This post has been edited by Mea Culpa: Jul 23 2016, 12:16 AM

hiSense.. can sponsor Euro!

My 2008 40" Sony Bravia lcd TV still perfectly fine, looks like new still. But my sister's 2009 32" Samsung lcd TV already having some problems since 2 years ago. Sometimes can on, sometimes cannot.

Btw hisense is decent. I heard this brand is well received in the western side of the world is it?

My TV just arrived, surprisingly GDex work on Saturday, and sent up straight to my apartment.



Lets do the unboxing

This post has been edited by chokia: Jul 23 2016, 01:28 PM

Where did you buy bro? Lazada? Gemfive?

edit: just now notice on your 1st post. Review please.

This post has been edited by capoi: Jul 23 2016, 01:37 PM

Hope they don't give you display set.

Where is the best place to buy TV? lazada?

I browsed lazada, gemfive and 11Street


ended bought from 11st, coz the cheapest

Look new to me, even the stock batteries also leaking meaning it never been unboxed before.

How about the tv PQ and built quality?

PQ definitely better than my old bravia and lighter build. That GDex guy carried the TV alone up to my apartment

My Room setup

The display look good. I can't spot the led bulb light at the corner of the display unlike a certain model.

wah... nais quality

How are the black levels?

The specs written DLED (Direct LED, not edge lit)

http://www.hisense.com.my/product/50-led-tvhmled50k360p/

that is quite spot on yo

How about the warranty? Can u add extended warranty? Is there any warranty card with stamp inside the box so u can claim warranty directly from hisense Malaysia?

Yes you add to 3 year , the option is in 11st,
There is warranty card in the box but no stamp of dealer

wow looks nice!!,too bad the biggest is 55" only

55", 58", 65" and 85" also got la

http://www.hisense.com.my/product-category..._television=118

my bad

how is the smart tv function?

It has wifi and network RJ45port capabilities. Youtube and netflix are flawless. The remote control has dedicated buttons for youtube and netflix even. Havent tried other apps. (doesnt look like android).

Google Chromecast functionality is there, there is ARC HDMI port but i cant get it working to my pioneer HT ARC output. The HDMI cable im using already high speed type. I use Optical instead for the sound.

It cant read directly from my HDDs (all in ExFat format not sure if it reads NTFS), but it does detect my Kodi's movie, tv shows and music libraries on my hypptv and able to play them.

But all these smart functionalities are just redundant when you have hypptv box.

my bro has one i like its display but the sound is a bit pecah2 n too much noise
however if my tv die.. i wont hesitate to get hisense just to get bigger size

good price...

nice look with the display.... value buy....

If you use it daily, no LCD TV can last > 3 years.

NICE SET UP ...

Looks NICE !!! ( Good Taste )

.......................................

Notice the latest Hisense Models has pretty good screen. Maybe now using better supplier for their screen.

if connect to pc , is it ok ke this tv?

Bought 1 from lazada. Stupid me forgot to apply discount coupon

Wonder why people here has very high regards about this Hisense.

It is because the name sounds like Angmo?

i connect macbook via airplay, buy AppleTv resolution only 1080p

I dont have iMac to connect with 4K resolution

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!

reporting Hisense 4K 50 inch 321UW does support HDCP 2.2, reference in UK website, hopefully UK spec and Msia spec are similar


As for me i always believe in SONY regarding to audio. Most basic TV without 3D and smart features are R350C model

This post has been edited by myxery: Aug 4 2016, 05:24 PM


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sharp 60 inch plasma price sub 3k

go figure!

TS already bought the tv la.

just sharing my thought

Any recommendations for good 50-55inch tv below rm3k price tag?

4k TV watch 480p SD / 720 HD vs Full HD TV watch 480p SD / 720 HD
Which one picture quality will better or less pixel blur?

This sound like use Audiophile speaker system to listen Lossy compression .mp3 file

This post has been edited by wkkm007: Aug 7 2016, 07:39 PM

I must stress the TV has 4K resolution, it's like having mac with retina and non retina display

Go compare plasma and 4K tv at harvey norman side by side. Pixels can easily spotted in the former.

In what definition the video you'll be displaying is secondary. If one wants pixel to pixel on 4K TV then one must either play 4K video on youtube, netflix or 4K video shot by your smartphone 4K camera or slideshow > 12MP images either from smartphone or dedicated camera like DLSR.

This post has been edited by chokia: Aug 8 2016, 09:35 AM

i believe the tv itself was occupied with 4K upscaler engine, so the video degration quality can be ignore unless u got the mata helang

i also wanna to know , hope there is someone can help us

Go to the 1st post

how u going to claim for warranty if spoil ???.. sent by courier ??

I've been told that if I buy a TV, any brand any model, we must buy extended warranty because there is a high chance the TV will spoil after it's 2 year manufacturer's warranty. Is this true? I'm looking at buying a Samsung 49" curved TV from a non chain electrical store that doesn't offer such extended warranty programs. The price offered is definitely cheaper than from chain stores like Senheng and HarveyNorman.

Those of you who have bought a new TV the last 2 years, does it really break down after 2 years?

It would be hard to get a 4K TV for below RM3k. If you are ok with FHD TVs, there's a lot to choose from. I've been told by stores that TVs these days don't last, it's better to buy additional 3 years extended warranty, all brands. I'm not sure if this is a scare tactic chain stores use to earn extra income from selling extended warranty.

For me if you're talking about picture quality, my personal liking is Samsung curved. Not my favourite brand, but looking at the picture quality on 1080 HD videos and normal astro HD channels, Samsung picture quality seems to appeal to me. Having said that, in comparison with other brand side by side, the difference is actually quite minuscule. You have to really look carefully to see some difference.

Personally I'm looking at buying Samsung's 49" Curved UHD 4K TV. Currently Senheng is offering it at RM3299.

Think upscalers these days are quite powerful. I made the sales guy test out 720P and 1080P videos or both FHD and 4K TVs, 2016 models. On 4K TVs it does look sharper. Perhaps older model TV upscalers aren't as good, and end up producing worst picture quality, but my recent test on latest models proved that it looks better on 4K.

Not true actually, i am using one of the early LG Scarlett 32" LCD, almost 9 years still flawless. Using daily too as main TV. Never switch off, has always been on standby

if the tv warranty by local manufacturer , you can send it at their service centre by yourself

My Sharp LCD 32" lasted me 8 years, now the screen is turning white.
Shops all tell me LCD TV's made 7-9 years ago all are much better quality but now a days new TVs with all the fantastic technologies in hardly can last 2 years. So be prepared to buy new TV 2 years later. Or buy extended warranty.

http://www.11street.my/productdetail/samsu...-model-13128079
Good deal for 4K TV??

40" is too small for 4k tv

so 50k321 is recommend bro?

i read its has no hdr tho...
can get by without it right? haha

I think it falls back to what you mentioned in your first line .. LCDs made long time back were of better qualities then the ones coming out now. Same like other things, simple things like bricks. Go to an old brick house and try to smash it, its hard and solid. Try with the bricks you see made for homes now, like wanna vomit but it does the job.

That was 9 years ago. 9 years ago still remember how much you bought your 32" LG LCD?

Mine LG 32" also lasted for almost 8 years now.

But the new one that you buy today. None of them can really last long.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/hisense-50-cla...p?skuId=4982500

HDR is just a premium option since not many contents are encoded yet.

However contents with hdr and wcg are a lot better than just normal 4k

50H8C and 50K321 are the same model? Anyone can confirm 50k321 supports HDR?

This post has been edited by Jellyjian: Sep 22 2016, 01:27 PM

which one is better?

Hisense 50″ 4K ULTRA HD Smart TV : 50K3300UW and Samsung 50˝ 4K UHD SMART TV: UA50KU6000

Friends,
I've narrowed my choice to 2, both are Samsung. I don't know why, some how I'm more attracted to Samsung picture quality. Hope I'm not making a fatal mistake

Both same price but from different stores:-

#1. Samsung KU6000
RM2999 includes 4 years extended warranty under CSH (included in the price already)
UHD TV 2016 model.
Normal price RM3299.

#2. Samsung JS7200
RM2799 no extended warranty under Aeon. Just the manufacturer's 2 years warranty.
SUHD TV 2015 model.
Normal price RM4399.


I'm having a hard time to decide coz:-
#1 is cheaper built (lots of plastic, looks like a budget TV), and generally lower specs compared to #2 BUT CSH offers extended 4 years warranty and it's this year's model.
#2 is much better built (visually stunning, looks highend), although it's 2015 model it is 1 range higher (Samsung 7 series), it out performs #1 in every aspect BUT no option to buy extended warranty. Only get 2 years and if it spoils after that,... good luck to me.

Looks like I am pressed to choose between "peace of mind and live with lower spec model" or "take risk with 2 years warranty and have one of the best performing TV spec (only lose to 8 series and 9 series)".

I would appreciate very much your opinion to help me choose.

This post has been edited by Omega_supreme: Sep 27 2016, 08:30 AM

I did not research about Hisense at all, but I can say Samsung KU6000 is a very capable TV. If you trust my judgement, KU6000 outpeforms KU6300 in the motion judder dept. KU6000 has slightly poorer picture quality than KU6300, only noticeable if you see both side by side. But motion is definitely much smoother than KU6300, if you see both TVs side by side.

KU6000 doesn't have bluetooth, KU6300 has bluetooth. Don't know why Samsung excluded that a for this model. Seems like a stupid decision by Samsung.

My opinion: Motion judder gets irritating for me and bluetooth is not fatal for me, I can live without my TV having bluetooth capabilities. I would pick the KU6000 over the KU6300.


If you can, find a store that has both Hisense and Samsung KU6000 side by side. Ask them to switch on the movie mode. Then you observe both TVs for motion judder.

What an easy decision. Go for the 7 series. So u will have a higher performance and a better looking tv that is for sure.

About the warranty... well u won't know if the tv will last for 4 years. If it wont last past 2 years u get to claim warranty. If it lasted 3 years plus then ull just lose a few months. And there are chances that it will last past 4 years too. Why u worry so much about it? Go for 7 series u might get a double win. Better tv and last longer. But go for 6 series at best u get a draw. Last longer but less better tv. Or might even get a double lost. Less better tv and ended up series 7 last longer

Sorry didn't make clear enough. 4 years extended warranty means on top of the 2 years warranty by samsung, total 6 years!

samsung

If you have a Citibank Platinum/Prestige card:



So it will be 2 + 2 years of warranty.

This post has been edited by Eoma: Sep 28 2016, 06:34 PM

Hmm. My personal thought will b 1st model. because it got the HDR which help u see better on dark image. That's the new selling point for the current 4k market.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z00JqPkXLSM

I'm taking a long time to decide, but I think that's working in my favour coz prices keep dropping every where. Also as I take more time to do my research and reading up plus visiting shops and asking them to demo various TV models. I've learnt a lot. I found that it's really so much more complicated these days to buy a TV. 8 years ago just buy which brand you like as long as fits your budget.
Now, so many things to consider:

FHD or UHD 4K
Curved or Flat
HDR or non HDR
Edge lit LED or Direct LED
Local dimming or no local dimming
Nanocrystal or whatever that is
Wider colour gamut thingy
Motion interpolation 50hz, 100hz, 200hz, 400hz, 800hz
LED motion

Really headache

So to avoid all the headache and confusion, I asked myself what do I want my TV to do. For me I watch only Astro, and I want my Sports and Action to be smooth and free of motion blurr. I don't watch any UHD content, thus don't need UHD with HDR coz Astro doesn't have UHD and definitely no HDR encoded. Why pay for a feature that I don't use, right?

Went back to the stores and asked them which TV is the best for smooth sports and action? They said Sony is the best. I went online and did my homework, reviews also confirmed that Sony does well in eliminating motion blurs. I also found Sony TV's that doesn't come with Motionflow XR800 still has motion blurr and judders. So it's not ALL Sony TVs.

I think I've finally made up my mind, I'll go for the FHD Sony W800C coz it's comes with native 100hz refresh rate and the Motionflow XR800. It handles motion beautifully. I also checked out Panasonic DS630D which is 100hz native refresh rate and 400hz motion processing I can still see lots of motion blurr and judders. I also checked out Samsung KU6000, has a native refresh rate of 100hz and 200hz clearmotion, although a UHD TV it doesn't eliminate motion blurr, it has less judders though. Comparatively still lose to Sony W800C. Looks like I have a winner.

Let me know if I've missed something or I'm on the wrong track.

This post has been edited by Omega_supreme: Oct 17 2016, 03:38 PM

from the pic is very obvious purchased from 11jalans