Nobody knows. Electronics fail regardless of brand. Some parts die faster than others obviously. Since none of us are time travelers from the future who happens to down a 65A6100H, you just have to roll the dice.

If you have the funds and still want a 65", the Toshiba M550LP can be had for RM3,200. Better specs overall than the A6100H.

well, you dont have to be sarcasm just because you cant answer a question properly with respect. you dont have to be a time traveller to misspelled the word "own" with "down".you see, if i know you are a time traveller, i should have known you would have corrected your spelling. hence you are not. nobody's here are. no one ask questions with the hope that someone from future will answer them for you. even @AVFAN(a very good and respectful lad) is not from the future 😅. if that make sense.

i know M550LP has better spec; FALD, QLED, VA(arguably for malaysian spec), but does A6100H make the cut for the price tag? thank you.

What do you guys think of the picture quality especially black levels between the Toshiba M550LP vs TCL C635 series which has VA and QLED too? Both around the same price as well.

The specs sheet of the TCL C635 says it has micro dimming and no local dimming? Which is better... micro dimming or FALD?



This post has been edited by -kytz-: Jan 27 2023, 01:29 AM

Would it it be fair to say Hisense quality is equal or more less same like Skyworth or Caixun?

I wasn't being sarcastic. That's the facts with regards to electronic products that have incremental iterations every year. "Endurance" is an unknowable data for them. Unlike a kitchen mixer or an electronic oven. The Panasonic MX AC400 is an excellent buy for Malaysians, for example; high quality, powerful and durable.

Roll the dice.

Never seen C635 in stores.

Micro dimming is not dimming; it's reducing the brightness of other areas while maintaining the highlights in others because the backlight can't be controlled. M550LP and the U7H's local dimming are pretty good for the price range. Just for watching movies, M550LP is a good bet.

I think the low-end range of Hisense is on-par with Skyworth. This is how every company targets the market and get their share. If you're confident with the brand, go for it.

How u know is VA panel? It wasnt mentioned anywhere, only say is QLED.

Bro, what TV did you get in the end?

I'm in dilemma to get a 65" tv but now aiming for TCL C635 65" as it has VA, QLED. But not sure how good is the "micro dimming".

most likely c635, havent buy yet cos just got new car so need allocate some money there lol. micro dimming is a gimmick, but based on reviews, it is bright enough so the HDR is still good enough compare like the toshiba m550lp, just tat it cant fight OLED miniLED or high FALD screen. if u can see 1 india review techinbeez something like tat can find at youtube, really bad the quality, because the screen is too dim for HDR, got local dimming also no use, the local dimming makes blooming so prominent. and i think M550LP uses IPS instead VA, not even written at their website, dont know why they don say anything.

Ya I saw the Toshiba review by techinbeez and the brightness is terrible.

Any other alternatives instead of the TCL?

I might be late to the party, but I have seen both TVs in store. In my opinion, the U7H surpasses Q1 in terms of visual aspects. The U7H boasts vivid colors, deep blacks, and motion fluidity(at least based on the high fps demo), leaving me super impressed. The Q1, on the other hand, did not make the same impact, except for its sheer size.

Thanks irwan. Where did you see the Hisense U7H? Been trying to look for it.

A bit surprised as the U7H is IPS vs the Q1 which is VA. Both are FALD.

Anyway, I'm hoping Hisense would bring the U8H with mini LED to Malaysia this year as TCL is bringing the mini LED version end of the year.

is u8h not available in malaysia?

Found this when i was doing my research for TVs
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=101...29986944&type=3

Someone compiled the differences between Thailand model and US model for local dimming zone


I supposed the Malaysian model will be similar to Thailand?

Offtopic a little:
I found that certain models of TVs are relatively cheap in Thailand even after currency conversion after going through that group with the translation feature.
Eg, Samsung Q70B is about 2k+ MYR there but it's 4k over here.

https://nocnoc.com/p/Televisions/Samsung-%E...searchTerm=q70b
16690 Baht (about RM2157)

https://www.samsung.com/my/tvs/qled-tv/q70b...-qa55q70bakxxm/
RM4399

This post has been edited by evilhomura89: Feb 2 2023, 07:07 PM

U7H in Harvey Norman IPC but way back when they opened big space in front of their shop. But recently I went, I can't find U7H anywhere, even in their store.

This post has been edited by irwan6179: Feb 3 2023, 10:31 AM

I saw the U7H at HN, 1U.

It looks good actually. Just wondering what do I lose out if I use my google chromecast with the TV as I rather run Google TV. Would HDR like Dolby Vision work normally with netflix, etc ?

If the Android box is Widevine Level 1 (L1) device and has Dolby Vision, DV content played from the device will be streamed to the U7H as DV content. So Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ Hotstar and Apple TV+ will stream DV content and the TV recognizing them.

Here's what I've learned: DV content when played using an Android box will exhibit posterization. Using HDMI input 1) regardless if it's HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 port, 2) with Enhanced option enable, which you must turn on to view 4K content, content from those 4 streaming service will show banding in scenes with gradient objects like clouds, sky, walls.

Using my Tivo Stream 4K and FireStick 4K Max, DV content is problematic. Using Netflix, Prime Video and Apple TV+ app within VIDAA however, exhibit no posterization of the same content. This is also true when I tried it on a Sony X90J; the X90J also needs to have its HDMI ports to be Enhanced enabled. This is where the Disney+ Hotstar stats feature come in handy. Using the stats feature, you can see if the content is being displayed in 4K DV and eAC3, or not. Posterization does not appear in 1080p DV content, at least on D+.

What's weird is that DV files played using Kodi works well. This is Kodi running on TS4K and FS4KMax.

The built-in media player on the U7H also plays DV content without posterization. It has it's own issues though. 1) It'll only recognize files shared in Windows and your router's USB port, but not in Linux. 2) Content that is in anamorphic is not shown correctly.

So hopefully Hisense will update VIDAA to include Disney+ Hotstar, fix Dolby Vision via the HDMI ports, and fix the Media Player.

Hi all does anyone know where can buy the Hisense U8H tv?

I cant find it anywhere or is it rebranded to a different name here in Malaysia?

u cant find it cause its not released in malaysia

Ok thanks.

If you live in JB, you can buy one from Singapore. Just drive a small lorry to pick it up. Also available in Thailand.

The same thing applies to TCL's 835 Mini LED TV.