Best price for this model from a reputable seller. 5 year warranty
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HedgyHoggy
9 Aug 164#1
No HDR?!
One for the toilet or guest room only, methinks.
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HedgyHoggy
9 Aug 164#1
No HDR?!
One for the toilet or guest room only, methinks.
Shock to HedgyHoggy
10 Aug 16#8
you stick to Samsung with its HDR, and all the other rubbish.
lol. HDR hype is invented by Samsung as they can't compete with the quality of OLED..
AAAli
9 Aug 162#2
Sure pal - buy a HDR 4K 55 hisense for 679
fishmaster to AAAli
9 Aug 16#5
HDR means nothing on a HiSense TV. Non standardised and thus not ratified.
JellybearXo
9 Aug 161#3
Hisense or no-sense
Compared to a lg oled !
melted
9 Aug 16#4
Typical, we bought this model a week ago elsewhere for £100 more :disappointed:
AAAli
9 Aug 161#6
Lol that was my point to hedgy. Some people get lost in tech talk with out understanding it. HD makes up the significant chuck of current transmission, the TV above is one of the best for it.
fonzie2107
10 Aug 16#7
posted a few days ago
speculatrix
10 Aug 16#9
There are OLED HDR TVs. The quality can be amazing, stunning even (and unlike estate agents, I don't use the term lightly).
Shock
10 Aug 16#10
I didn't say there aren't HDR OLED, it's just not as heavily promoted or needed on an OLED..
houston26 to Shock
10 Aug 16#12
I'd say hdr is much better suited to an oled, much darker blacks and hdr gives you the much needed detail.
even tho the hdr content isn't there yet, I would be future proofing in spending that bit more, this isn't exactly a cheap TV that you would want to replace soon.
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One for the toilet or guest room only, methinks.
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One for the toilet or guest room only, methinks.
lol. HDR hype is invented by Samsung as they can't compete with the quality of OLED..
Compared to a lg oled !
even tho the hdr content isn't there yet, I would be future proofing in spending that bit more, this isn't exactly a cheap TV that you would want to replace soon.