Hisense 75 in. 4K Android Smart Television 75A68G - $899

Bought the 70R6209 in December 2020 for $560.

Fantastic bang, 4K looks crispy. Roku works well, used it a handful of times given the Shield is my primary box.

No complaints, phenomenal value.

Love my Hisense from Costco- got extended warranty just in case but zero issues

evilYoda wrote: ↑ hisense also make kitchen appliances heh heh

So does Samsung, is there a point

penner wrote: ↑ I'm sorry to do this but isn't it 3.25/5

I mean yeah but are we really caring about that .25 lmao

It's not a bad brand at all. Think of it buying a Honda/Toyota instead of a BMW/Benz. They will do the same thing, just not as good quality or better experience.

For a 75, you'll likely have to pay 1500+ for Sony, Samsung, LG so this is good value.

Always get the costco warranty, regardless of brand. It's worth it.

trinxified wrote: ↑ It's not a bad brand at all. Think of it buying a Honda/Toyota instead of a BMW/Benz.

For a 75, you'll likely have to pay 1500+ for Sony, Samsung, LG so this is good value.

Always get the costco warranty, regardless of brand. It's worth it.

Nah Hisense isn't like a Toyota/Honda, it's more a like a Kia/Hyundai tbh.

DaVibe wrote: ↑ Having exited the TV market for several years, I have no idea what "Hisense" is? Anyone speak about this company? Budget brand?

I'm not the most up to date either but having recently needed new TVs from what I can gather Hisense is the equivalent to Vizio from several years ago. Best bang for buck for a low budget TV.

I got 58 inch 4k this name for $200 at Costco it's a good garage tv not great for 4k discs

I would say Vizio was higher quality, made in US. Hisense is Chinese. I've had the 65" for 4 years now, been very happy with it. Not super great quality but my eyes aren't really that great so works for me

I like the fact that this is Android TV, not Roku.

I have an 65" Hisense paid $499 for it a few yrs ago from Costco. Built in Roku.
Zero problems.

I love it, especially for the price. I'd buy this but I'm waiting for an 85" if they even make them...

trinxified wrote: ↑ It's not a bad brand at all. Think of it buying a Honda/Toyota instead of a BMW/Benz.

For a 75, you'll likely have to pay 1500+ for Sony, Samsung, LG so this is good value.

Always get the costco warranty, regardless of brand. It's worth it.

BMW/Benz always break down/aren’t reliable and most people buy them as sloppy seconds/used to pretend they have money... but a Honda/Toyota you can buy brand new and have great reliability... so yea... Hisense is good!

yeah maybe the car comparison analogy didn't work, but my point is, it's a TV that is decent enough to use, just not as good quality as the more expensive brands

rubberlock wrote: ↑ I would say Vizio was higher quality, made in US. Hisense is Chinese. I've had the 65" for 4 years now, been very happy with it. Not super great quality but my eyes aren't really that great so works for me

I like the fact that this is Android TV, not Roku.

Vizio manufactures its products in Mexico, China, and Vietnam under agreements with ODM assemblers in those countries.

Got a 58" Hisense R6 in my office for $400 tax in and a 75" TCL 5 series from 2020 for $1200 tax in as my main TV. Very satisfied with the "bang for your buck" approach on my recent move. I got burned with a Samsung 8 series that died on me after 2 years after paying $2k for it and was bitter to pay for high tech for my next purchase decision so I went the budget route and couldn't be happier.

rubberlock wrote: ↑ I would say Vizio was higher quality, made in US. Hisense is Chinese. I've had the 65" for 4 years now, been very happy with it. Not super great quality but my eyes aren't really that great so works for me

I like the fact that this is Android TV, not Roku.

How could TV's assembled in the US are of better quality than those from China? The majority of LCD panels are made in China.

Is this a sale price? Is it cheaper in store?

Amowagou wrote: ↑ How could TV's assembled in the US are of better quality than those from China? The majority of LCD panels are made in China.

Because Merica