The VIDAA OS on U7H still does not have Disney+ Hotstar. The Apple TV+ app is only the "lite" version; it cannot see my Apple movies/series library. Prime Video and Netflix work very well with Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support. So for U7K, the performance should be even better.

Get a separate Netflix-certified Android box to stream Disney+ Hotstar and whatever streaming service you want. The best is still NVIDIA Shield/Pro. Amazon FireTV 4K Max first gen is great and cheap; 2nd gen apparently has issues with sideloading.

When you get your TV, the first thing you have to do is ENABLE ENHANCED HDMI. This will allow you to use 4K devices with Dolby Vision/Atmos support.

Yeah I tested Netflix on the spot using my account . After compare both, can't really choose U6K Pro, the PQ is alot much different. haha so at the end choose U7K even over budget

Stopped by Harvey Norman yesterday to briefly see if VIDAA 6 has been updated. It hasn't and they still don't have Disney+ Hotstar. So you better get another device to use that app.

Also, I suggest that you open a new thread for the U7K as a new owner. This thread is very old already.

U6K 75 inch is a good choice at this moment? Just need a full array local dimming 75 inch tv.

Hisense just came today to deliver the replacement TV
They replaced my faulty 65A7400F with 65A6500K

Not sure if it's an upgrade or downgrade but so far I'm liking it

Features that I liked on the A6500K that was not present on the A7400F:
1. Built-in Hey Google capability makes things a lot easier. Now I don't have to press the Google Assistant button on the remote to use Hey Google
2. Built-in Apple AirPlay & Apple Homekit feature. Very useful for Apple users like me

The sad part, it's still running on Android 11, instead of Android 12/13
Which means the homescreen is still displaying at 1080P

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Nov 20 2023, 04:57 PM