Hisense is launching U6G in India with Big Billion days (55", 700-nits, FALD at ₹60k)

[vikrant82]

For folks looking at u6g, I have got the tv and have been comparing it with my 2 year old Motorola 55 incher (400 nits). There is a huge difference in dark scenes. The blacks are awesome. Colors are very natural, but well lit scenes are comparitively similar in terms of brightness. Yet to look at SDR content. Happy to answer any specific queries.

 

[vikrant82]

Also folks looking at extended warranty, I had to pay 5.5k for 1 + 3 extended warranty with oneassist. I had good experience with them earlier.

 

[sharedil]

Congratulations on the purchase, how is the motion on this TV?

 

[vikrant82]

You have all the standard levels and manual controls for judder and blur reduction (unlike some US YouTube reviews which say the settings are missing). Also there are advanced calibration settings for Dolby vision which are generally missing in other TVs.

 

[vikrant82]

For folks looking at u6g, I have got the tv and have been comparing it with my 2 year old Motorola 55 incher (400 nits). There is a huge difference in dark scenes. The blacks are awesome. Colors are very natural, but well lit scenes are comparitively similar in terms of brightness. Yet to look at SDR content. Happy to answer any specific queries.

Sorry correction. There is huge difference.

 

[sharedil]

I believe the picture doesn't seem to do it justice, have you had a chance to play some hdr on it?

 

[vikrant82]

I believe the picture doesn't seem to do it justice, have you had a chance to play some hdr on it?

The picture above is Dolby vision from Netflix.

 

[sharedil]

I'm sure it is, I meant the picture you posted is a bit overexposed. How do you like the TV so far? Any significant DSE?

 

[msankadi]

No earc on this right?

 

[msankadi]

Any idea if they plan to stock the 65 inch any time soon, got too excited seeing the 55 inch in stock..

 

[vikrant82]

-No earc or hdmi 2.1
-The picture is exposed because of phone camera

The screen is bright (as you would expect). The blacks are unbelievable. Dark scenes are awesome. May be I still haven't figured it out but the color callibrations seem to be getting lost. I have to select the profile again and again.

MEMC couldn't do a very great job on cricket on hotstar. But I havent seen any TV which can fix 24 fps cricket matches.

Also android 9 ootb and no update yet. On flipkart they mention android version as Q

 

[sharedil]

Hotstar cricket is trash, a good dth feed would do wonders. Did you notice any significant dirty screen effect?

 

[vikrant82]

No dirty screen effect or light bleeding observed.

 

[sharedil]

That's nice, I'm sold on this TV. It's just not in stock for Lucknow

 

[BLASTO]

Sorry correction. There is huge difference.

Which is which?

The one below look bad. Does not depict the mood and intended lighting of the scene.

 

[vikrant82]

Which is which?

The one below look bad. Does not depict the mood and intended lighting of the scene.

Mobile camera over exposed.

 

[sharedil]

For folks looking at u6g, I have got the tv and have been comparing it with my 2 year old Motorola 55 incher (400 nits). There is a huge difference in dark scenes. The blacks are awesome. Colors are very natural, but well lit scenes are comparitively similar in terms of brightness. Yet to look at SDR content. Happy to answer any specific queries.

What is the model name of the TV in settings? Someone on YouTube claims they got some other model

 

[vikrant82]

What is the model name of the TV in settings? Someone on YouTube claims they got some other model

HiSmartTV A4.. Link to the video please.

 

[Appys]

HiSmartTV A4.. Link to the video please.

Strange

 

[vikrant82]

Strange

This is u6g only. All same options. Android 9 etc..