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I tend to check rtings.com for info before I buy a TV. Gives you a nice break down here
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/hisense/a6h
The 65 inch I just bought also has a glitch. I discovered that in the menu the very first time I choose "audio only" it does not execute that function. I must go in and select "audio only" a second time in order for that function to execute. Kind of sucks but oh well, I'm not going to return it just for that. I have been checking for firmware updates and there are none so I have a feeling the issues you run into for the most part will stay that way until you are done using that tv years later. It's still decent for the price I got it for, $350 so it's still a great deal.
I do not let it connect to the internet except for the occasional firmware updates (hopefully for obvious reasons).
The first tv had HDR, but I'm not sure if I ever got it to execute properly on that tv. Supposedly it was on detects HDR video (and it may have been), but it didn't really look like it had that HDR premium coloring. Closest I did get though was using my pc to feed video to it as an extended display and then the colors did look much better with that config but I did it in such a way that the tv HDR wouldn't kick on and it must have been non-hdr video but still looked really good (just not HDR). That was for the old 55 inch.
For the new 65 inch, it's a lot better since it's pretty much new and updated. I actually got one that can read Dolby Video and HDR format directly off a usb drive and it plays anything I throw at it in true HDR. The colors do pop and look very vibrant. Only reason I still prefer to feed video from my PC is because my PC is set with proper volume normalization where the tv (any tv for that matter) will have video sound go from normal to almost deafening so I have to constantly adjust the volume.
So anyways, I'll just leave that for now. Bottom line is for the price Hisense isn't bad, but just be aware that for that price you probably will see some quirks here and there but maybe not dealbreakers. I haven't experimented with too many high end tvs to compare if quirks also exist on those.
Edit: If you have any other questions specifically let me know and I can see if I can answer them using the tvs I have.
go with one of the better known brands
samsung, lg, tcl, vizio
i avoid sony just because they are nearly impossible to repair
I think its safe to assume that any 4K tv is going to be better than a 10 year old 720p tv. Hisense has become a pretty established brand and Amazon has a fairly liberal return policy so I don't see much risk in trying it out.
Like all brands Hisense has budget tvs and hgher end tvs. Their U8H series was one of the best rated tvs of 2022 competing with Sony, Samasung, etc at 1/2 to 1/3 the cost. Like everything else do some research and make an informed choice.
We have an Element going on 7 years old now lol. It still functions the same as it ever has. Unfortunately the UI on it has always looked like absolute trash. Looks low budget and feels low budget reflecting price. I still cheap out on tv's but not that cheap anymore. I can't warrant spending twice as much when I know I won't appreciate it twice as much.
I also notice flesh tones showing as an ugly rotten green color (almost zombie like) for shows/movies that have nothing to do with zombies.
I think you mean TCL?
TCL SmartTV
Plenty of good built in android stuff.
Decent brightness and picture quality for the pricing.
The OSes available now make a huge different to the appeal of lower tier/brand tvs. Before the UI on those lower budget tvs looked like yuck. But with those oses even low quality tvs look very polished.