Low end? Mid range? High end?

You cant call RM3k a midrange for Sony.

I also bought a Hisense TV from them 2 years ago. Sometimes when they do online sales, it's really cheap without the need to grab voucher or bonus like on Lazada. Just bought a fridge from them on 11.11 as well.

What I like about them is they don't charge any shipping or installation fees. Their staffs are also good attitude. Now I always check and compare with onking whenever I want to buy appliances. Even though ppl kept telling me desa home is good (less than 1km away as well), I'm just too lazy to haggle price with them. I did though bought a X90J from them last 12.12 on lazada because it's really cheap after bonus and voucher.

You can choose to park outside. Not sure if need to pay parking. That parking open after mrt launched.

Well, it's not that far off

Toshiba TV is also under Hisense right? Hisense has traditionally only support MEMC on 65" and above.

Actually MEMC is not as good as you might think. I have a 65" Hisense A7400F which support MEMC and at first I thought my GPU having problem when I kept getting artifact when playing anime. Those natural movement like hair being blown by wind kept giving me black frame. So mad that I swapped out GPU etc and still getting the same thing. That was until I google and found out that it was the BFI (black frame insertion) aka MEMC which caused this problem. Turning it to 0 solved everything. For me, it is a hit or miss thing. Some video works better with it, and some works better without it. Even on my more expensive Sony X90J, it is basically the same problem. Whenever I get really bad BFI (black box every now and then), I would just turn it off.

Fixed the youtube for you.

Hisense buy from Kedai got extra 1 year warranty.

Not sure but Hisense 3 years warranty when you purchase from shop is already pretty good. Therefore dont buy from Lazada Hisense if you prefer 3years over 2 years warranty.

This pricing... LOL

55" better buy OLED... 65" can rival Samsung EPP flash sale...

Wei... so easy spoilt meh? Dont scare me... A7400F 3 years and 1 month old.

So they replaced it with a brand new mini led tv? Wow... lucky leh

My bad... it seems like U6K not mini led... U7K baru mini led.

Update:
Strange that most of the Google result shown U6K as mini led tv but hisense my didnt show any such info. Saw a youtube video differentiate U6K (200+ zones), U7K (500+ zones) and U8K (1000+ zones). Is MY U6K different to US model again? Oh... found a different... check if your u6k has 4k120hz. It seems like U6K dont support 4k120hz. U7G has 4k120hz support iirc.

This post has been edited by andrekua2: Sep 27 2023, 11:09 PM

Hmmm... yeah, not sure why they have different specs for same model number.

Is it brighter than u7g? Is the blooming better now?

Disable the MEMC then...

Certain low frame content best to disable motion enhancement especially japanese anime... you will get black boxes. Motion>Custom>Set both blur and judder to 0. At first I thought it is my old GPU HD4850 problematic but later found out this MEMC is not really that good for low frame rate content.

I think it is quite normal for low priced TV. I have a Hisense A7400F as well. Backlight bleeding when viewing a totally blank screen like just turning on the TV is not as uncommon as you think. Just that it sucks if you buy a higher tier tv and get the worse lottery panel.

However for the price of the Q6N, I think it is just a matter of how bad it is.

Well, Chinese TV are cheap for a reason, they use lower tier panels.

Samsung and Sony are 2 well known brands but I would say their lower end model would still be affected somewhat. Say they buy a certain amount of panels from TCL (note that Samsung sold their LCD production factories and gave away all the IPs for VA panel to TCL not too long ago), not all of them will be perfect. The better ones will go towards higher end model while unsatisfactory one will be used for lower end model.

Personally I think unless you are talking higher end model like Q or QN series for Samsung, X85/90/95 series (Sony change their branding to simpler Bravia 2/3/5/7 etc which Im not familiar), chances are you will receive lower tier panels with worse backlight leakage. You would also notice slight difference in brightness across the screen when viewing white background for example.

Panasonic TV are kinda bad for the past few years. Not sure what they are like now.