[Costco] Costco.ca: Hisense 65" TVs: Q7G ($898) and Q9G ($1598)
- Deal Link:
- https://www.costco.ca/hisense-65-in.-4k ... 54606.html
- Price:
- 898
- Retailer:
- Costco
(A) Hisense Q9G / H9G 65" (2020): $1598
https://www.costco.ca/hisense-65-in.-4k ... 54606.html
(B) Hisense Q7G / H7G 65" (2020): $898
https://www.costco.ca/hisense-65-in.-4k ... 53453.html
Why create this thread?
This units have been going out of stock periodically and restocking discretely, and for good reason.
The Q7G is like the much lauded Q8G, and is equivalent to or superior to the TCL 6-Series (2018), depending on use-case. The Q7G is notably superior in Gaming and PC Monitor use, with HDR performance that is very respectable.
RTings Review of H8G (Similar to H7G): Mixed Score of 7.8
The Q9G is a game changer in my view, it destroys everything in the QLED and VA space right up to the comparable Samsung Q80T (a largely comparable panel). It beats the Sony X900H clearly, per RTings, and rests one notch below OLED performance (costing close to $3,000 at 65"). This panel is all things, a great HDR experience, a very strong cinematic movie experience, great for TV shows, and an excellent Gaming and PC Monitor. As with all VAs, it's viewing angles will probably be slightly inferior to the OLED and IPS panels.
RTings Review of H9G: Mixed Score of 8.4
For context, the crowned king, the CX OLED, scores 8.8, within spitting distance of the H9G.
Buyer's Protection
Buy Costco's Bulletproof 5-Year warranty when you opt for either TV.
Options: Buy, Price Match, Hold, Return
Buy and hold, banking on the (minimum) 30-day price match opportunity. Likewise, bank on the more-than 90-day extended return policy, running to the end of January 2021 (holiday season extension). This gives you plenty of time to shop the market for a better deal, or fall in love with the Hisense.
Recommendation
My recommendation is to buy either product with Costco warranty and avoid a potential run on these items, and eventual stock out. Upon a future discount, you can casually phone in the price match, and carry on with your day.
https://www.costco.ca/hisense-65-in.-4k ... 54606.html
(B) Hisense Q7G / H7G 65" (2020): $898
https://www.costco.ca/hisense-65-in.-4k ... 53453.html
Why create this thread?
This units have been going out of stock periodically and restocking discretely, and for good reason.
The Q7G is like the much lauded Q8G, and is equivalent to or superior to the TCL 6-Series (2018), depending on use-case. The Q7G is notably superior in Gaming and PC Monitor use, with HDR performance that is very respectable.
RTings Review of H8G (Similar to H7G): Mixed Score of 7.8
The Q9G is a game changer in my view, it destroys everything in the QLED and VA space right up to the comparable Samsung Q80T (a largely comparable panel). It beats the Sony X900H clearly, per RTings, and rests one notch below OLED performance (costing close to $3,000 at 65"). This panel is all things, a great HDR experience, a very strong cinematic movie experience, great for TV shows, and an excellent Gaming and PC Monitor. As with all VAs, it's viewing angles will probably be slightly inferior to the OLED and IPS panels.
RTings Review of H9G: Mixed Score of 8.4
For context, the crowned king, the CX OLED, scores 8.8, within spitting distance of the H9G.
Buyer's Protection
Buy Costco's Bulletproof 5-Year warranty when you opt for either TV.
Options: Buy, Price Match, Hold, Return
Buy and hold, banking on the (minimum) 30-day price match opportunity. Likewise, bank on the more-than 90-day extended return policy, running to the end of January 2021 (holiday season extension). This gives you plenty of time to shop the market for a better deal, or fall in love with the Hisense.
Recommendation
My recommendation is to buy either product with Costco warranty and avoid a potential run on these items, and eventual stock out. Upon a future discount, you can casually phone in the price match, and carry on with your day.
Last edited by TomRFD on Oct 18th, 2020 1:54 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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