[Personal Experiences] Hisense TV's

furpile said:
Anybody run their TV off a normal UPS? I want to add a small UPS just to protect against power outages and load shedding, not interested in running the TV when power is off. Last night the power went off 3 times for a few minutes, this is happening more frequently lately.

I have the 65U7QF, the Hisense website states:



Will this be ok to run off a standard 650VA/360W UPS?

Is this good enough for a TV?
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I have the 65Q8600 and that same UPS. Will test it for you tomorrow. I use the UPS for my Router only.
 
Ours just made a loud bang, completely dead.
Probably not worth repairing, as it is a few years old now, non smart.
 
I.am.Sam said:
so there is a android hisense app right dont you use that as a remote
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Not sure what you are suggesting. Vidaas AppsNOW (appstore) has no android app. Phone remote app has nothing to do with the TV's operating system.
 
Is there anyone here that has a 55" Q7F UHD QLED and how does it compare to say for example the LG NANO79?

My budget is about R8k - R10k max. I'm a bit skeptical as I've never owned a Hisense model, but currently the Q7F is going for R8k which isn't too shabby.

I have an LG 42" at present, so I'm keen on buying LG again since my current TV is 7 years old already, so I'm not sure if I should take a chance on the Hisense or not.

I will NOT be gaming, so things such as low input lag doesn't really bother me, it will mainly be just for series / movies and general TV viewing.

Which one should I go for? I know new models are inbound, probably why everyone is having sales everywhere right now. But I don't mind purchasing an older model if it provides good bang for the buck.

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StoneCold said:
Is there anyone here that has a 55" Q7F UHD QLED and how does it compare to say for example the LG NANO79?

My budget is about R8k - R10k max. I'm a bit skeptical as I've never owned a Hisense model, but currently the Q7F is going for R8k which isn't too shabby.

I have an LG 42" at present, so I'm keen on buying LG again since my current TV is 7 years old already, so I'm not sure if I should take a chance on the Hisense or not.

I will NOT be gaming, so things such as low input lag doesn't really bother me, it will mainly be just for series / movies and general TV viewing.

Which one should I go for? I know new models are inbound, probably why everyone is having sales everywhere right now. But I don't mind purchasing an older model if it provides good bang for the buck.

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i am interested in the same TV as you, i see they only have 2 left, but i cant see reviews of the tv anywhere.
 
StoneCold said:
Is there anyone here that has a 55" Q7F UHD QLED and how does it compare to say for example the LG NANO79?

My budget is about R8k - R10k max. I'm a bit skeptical as I've never owned a Hisense model, but currently the Q7F is going for R8k which isn't too shabby.

I have an LG 42" at present, so I'm keen on buying LG again since my current TV is 7 years old already, so I'm not sure if I should take a chance on the Hisense or not.

I will NOT be gaming, so things such as low input lag doesn't really bother me, it will mainly be just for series / movies and general TV viewing.

Which one should I go for? I know new models are inbound, probably why everyone is having sales everywhere right now. But I don't mind purchasing an older model if it provides good bang for the buck.

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I have the 65" and honestly I cannot tell you how it compares as I don't have the LG. But I have the Hisense and it's mostly fine, there is sometimes where I see some ghosting if I use the motion options, if I disable those it looks fine.
 
Loot has the 65U8QF for R 15,999. It's in my cart.

To replace 4-year old 55M7000 in the fairly bright TV room. M7000 will be moving to playroom.

At this price - anything else that can be considered?
 
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