Dear guys, what do you guys think about H65S6UG PRO from Haier, it seems a good deal as compare to Hisense U7H.

Just wanna hear from the gurus here on this for your sharing, as I’m sourcing 65” tv for my new house below 4k.

Most usage:
1. Movie on Netflix and Hot star 50%
2. Gaming on PS5 & Xbox 50%




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Personally I'm more interested on their 85" tv. That one is huuuuge.

im currently using 49inches since 2018 and i thought upgrading to a 65 would be awesome and big enough already. i wonder how crazy big the 85 gonna be

Unless your living hall is super big huge space...

Better not buy 85' TV... It's would somehow looks ugly... Not blend with the environment 😔

QLED panel from which manufacturer

Oh dear. Is it because it has ugly looking bezels?
You have experienced using 85" tv from Haier or other brands?

65 is good for most people. also the price is reasonable. 85 will be expensive. also you need a big living room

Sendu thread. No one in LYN purchase Haier TV's lol

good brand but not so popular

98" TV?!


Discount RM5K and free 55" TV.

Source: https://www.lowyat.net/2023/309848/haier-de...h-tvs-malaysia/

Honestly I'm curious to see the review for the 98" running current gen consoles or a PC with RTX 4090. Wanna know if it genuinely supports HDMI 2.1 features.

65' just nice , i guess

I saw the Haier H65P750UX recently, the PQ is quite decent for its price and it feature is impressive as well with Dolby Vision+Atmos and HDMI 2.1 ALLM VRR. However the review and comment about this TV or Haier TVs in general is limited. I am more curious about the reliability and customer service.

Anyone heard or own a Haier OLED TVs?

Can't really find any user reviews on the net regarding their OLED TVs.

What panel are they sourcing from?

https://www.haier.com/my/tvs/h55c900ux.shtml

65" already big enough as currently im using 65" 4k samsung au7000, satisfied with it

85" would be massive 🙄🔥

Theres only 2 OLED TV panels manufacturer on the market.

The one made by BOE are custom order and only used in very specific models .

So its either Quantum Dots OLED by Samsung, or WOLED by LG. Judging from the specification, likely the latter .

This post has been edited by Convael: Mar 12 2025, 09:20 AM

I thought so.. Thanks for enlightening.

They are marginally cheaper compared to others.. which is very tempting but seems like a landmine.
Offering 3 years warranty by default on top of that with an inbuilt sound bar.

But of course, the issue of brand reliability and aftersales service/warranty claim and all...

From what I've heard, they don't use up-to-date panels. Meaning it could be from last year, not a dealbreaker since it is a lot cheaper.

And it is still OLEDs , still retain most of the superb quality such as more accurate colors, infinite contrasts and so on .


If you are seriously looking to buy an OLED, I would suggest waiting until the end of the year and pay a little bit more attention to those vouchers dropping from Laz / Shopee.
You can usually get a very good deal out of them LG or Samsung.

This post has been edited by Convael: Mar 12 2025, 09:51 PM

Actually looking to replace a 48' LG OLED A series - due to dead pixel on the edges (read from the net, that panels from around that batch/year has manufacturing defect leading to early failure/dead pixels forming around the edge)
Proceeded with warranty claim (covered by AIA electronic extended warranty program)
Deemed no replaceable part/repairable so they are covering the purchase price, asking to choose preferred models to replace/top up

Too bad, I don't see any A series in market currently;
Stepping up to B series, starting at minimum 55 inch is almost double the price already
Stepping up to C series, at 48 inch, would cost around 1k + more

Primary usage is for family to watch shows/movie with TV box with no gaming

HAIER pops up as a very affordable and budget choice..

That's unfortunate .

The A series are severely watered down , from its mainline and flagship ( mainly the C and G series ) , to the point LG specifically downgrade the panel just so they can sell the C and G series.

As always you have got moronic salesman and lowyat forumers telling you those are great deals but in actual reality its all sales pitch.

To make it worse , it isn't actually that much cheaper. You are better off getting last year's C models , if your warranty is covered by LG.
If its the shop that cover for you , meaning you can choose any other brand , get Samsung's last year or even last last year's QD OLEDs , which are likely on major discounts right now.

Haier H65S90EUX, seems quite reasonable price, anyone here have used one b4?