If in doubt, chat with seller. Desa Home should have a phone line.

Any review for this HISENSE 50E6K& HISENSE 50A6500 because of end year sale got

HISENSE 50E6K = RM1400
HISENSE 50A6500 = RM1750

Any pro and cons? What different between these 2 models?

This post has been edited by shebbycs: Dec 28 2024, 11:38 AM

Get aldy? Im looking for 65" U7K below 3.8k, anyone sees one please share.

no

how is hisense FALD compared to other brand like sony? or just top up get OLED is better?

This post has been edited by Silfer: Dec 30 2024, 10:30 AM

Desa Home is selling that size now for almost RM4K. I would just pay that RM200 if you want that model.


If you want OLED that fits your budget, then get OLED.

Someone I know had a 65" TV. Midrange but "branded". About a year later, they replaced it with an OLED 55". With lights on as their way of watching TV in the living room, that OLED was just wasted. They didn't even disabled motion interpolation!

It comes down to your budget and your space limitation, firstly. If OLED fits, then get OLED. Otherwise, look at the mini-LED or FALD stuff again with those two criteria.

yeah. i think better stick to ma budget get mini-LED or FALD for now.

Is this setting correct ? 0 signal ?

That's the setting for DTV manual scan. Click on Start.

find out is tv antenna issue ! need antenna booster ...

just bought 43 e6k

pic color a bit over...

Hisense tv got a 5 or 6 year old one now 4k 43 inch.

Own OS buggy AF everytime netflix crash. But when use my mini pc then use the tv as display works fine. Real shitty firmware but strong hardware.

Means the software isn't as good

but hardware lasts?

am currently doing some research for the u7 / u8 series

am worried about the performance of the panels in the long run

Yea from what I observed the tv if hook up with pc is fine but if use built in app like netflix always buggy. YT is fine though.

Any Q6N user, hows the tv performance so far? I will use it for casual gaming, netflix, YT in a room with sufficient daylight but dim light at night.

LCD and OLED panels are made by a handful of manufacturers. TV manufacturers order from them with features for high-, mid- and low-end TVs.

DisplaySpecifications.com quoting an Omdia report.

So if you're worried about panel failure, buying a different brand is not going to matter. The LCD panel manufacturers are only a handful.

This post has been edited by writesimply: Jan 13 2025, 02:51 PM

I used quite a few times in Airbnbs in different stays

so far their os seems fine, maybe i did not try to do much with it

but i am more concerned about the panels and hardware, mostly

hopefully hisense will increase support for their softwares

Minor update. And this thread should have been closed last year because it's outdated...

But VIDAA has added Max and Unifi TV on the homescreen. Hopefully Max gets full support like Netflix and Apple TV+, and not like Disney+ Hotstar.

Saw RTM Klik too. Not sure when they added it. UnifiTV is good. Maybe can replace TM's TVbox.

Guys.. I bought the 65" Q6N lately, i noticed around the edge of the screen there is a lot of backlight bleeding all around the screen when I switch it on. Can any Q6N user comment?