QLED TV uses VA panels too ...

These marketing buzzwords are out of control.

Did u notice the backlight bleeding? Mine despite changing 2nd unit it still look quite obvious, compare to my samsung & TCL.

Q6N uses VA? I just did a search and native contrast ratio is 1300:1 which is rather low (and normally IPS panels is around those values). Probably the QD filters help a bit to bring out the colors more and you might think you are having darker black as a result of that.

VA typically around 3000-5000 : 1 (without LD on, native)
If it's IPS, then backlight bleeding will be more obvious from the moment you turn on your TV (without any images on the screen yet). Like uneven light splashes on the screen.

Normally in order to have a good representation for HDR you need ~20000 : 1 (Resulting in peak luminance 1000 - 0.05 nits min black luminance) with local dimming on, and this is almost a decade old requirement for LCD based.

These days it should be higher like 50000 : 1, 100000 : 1 (like the bravia 7, but obviously premium price has to be paid) for LCD or QLED based.

But then if you are happy with it, then just enjoy!

between TCL and Hisense. Which is better overall?  In before out of budget for bravia 5. Lol

Any recommendations bro? Good for PS5 gaming?