Hisense - 100" Class U76 Series QLED 4K Google TV..$2000 with install from Best Buy

[North of Death]

It's not "sensationalism and zealotry", it's an informed opinion backed by research and first hand experience. Before I bought my first OLED I did tons of research. I am an AVSForum nerd, and anytime I go somewhere they sell TVs, I go look and I'm not even looking to buy any. The GOOD brands of LCD don't hold a candle to OLEDs. Hisense, like the other Chinese budget brands, are mediocre at best, but mostly trash.

The 100"? No. Unless there is some new secret sauce in that model, I have an idea, and it doesn't compare to an OLED. It really isn't possible due to the technology.

Ok but I wanted a 100 inch TV for my theatre/living room and the 100 inch OLED ones are $30,000...It was ether this TV or the 100 inch projector

 

[TripleAgent]

Ok but I wanted a 100 inch TV for my theatre/living room and the 100 inch OLED ones are $30,000...It was ether this TV or the 100 inch projector

If you had to have a screen that size, i would have gone for the projector, but if you like it, cool. My OLED is 77", I can't wait until the 83 and up sizes are affordable.

 

[North of Death]

If you had to have a screen that size, i would have gone for the projector, but if you like it, cool. My OLED is 77", I can't wait until the 83 and up sizes are affordable.

My wife wasn't having it with the projector

 

[TripleAgent]

My wife wasn't having it with the projector

Wives gotta let brehs handle certian things. You don't lecture her on which drapes to buy

 

[Javed]

Pics?

 

[AKM-95]

I have a 50 inch Hisense in my office it's not bad for backup/side room TV.

 

[Cakebatter]

Anytime I hear folks talk about "OLED or nothing", I assume they really don't know much about video displays.

 

[TripleAgent]

Anytime I hear folks talk about "OLED or nothing", I assume they really don't know much about video displays.

Or...they care about advanced features and picture quality? If you care about your home theater experience, and have the bread, why wouldn't you, unless you need some massive screen, in which case a projector is probably your best bet.

 

[ORDER_66]

This was the first thing I thought... 100" flat screen sounds crazy...

 

[North of Death]

Pics?

I'll drop some when I get home

 

[CarltonJunior]

Picture quality isn't a replacement for image size. A 65" OLED isn't the same as a 100" LCD TV. If so, more people would notice just how crappy the image is when you pay $15 for a movie ticket.

I got bad eyes so the bigger the screen, the better. I can't see 4k that well anyway unless I had glasses on

 

[ORDER_66]

I got bad eyes so the bigger the screen, the better. I can't see 4k that well anyway unless I had glasses on

Why dont you just wear your glasses at level then???

 

[CarltonJunior]

Why dont you just wear your glasses at level then???

My ex girlfriend's kids broke them and I haven't bought more yet

I just live life seeing things in 480p

 

[ORDER_66]

My ex girlfriend's kids broke them and I haven't bought more yet

I just live life seeing things in 480p

I know the feeling i gotta use glasses to see tiny fine print or faraway faces it sucks...

 

[TrapHouse Rock]

Not caring about OLED is the mistake. If you give a shyt about picture quality and aren't on a budget, there is no alternative. I can NEVER go back. I see LCDs and it feels like my vision is fukking up.

the difference isn't that serious unless you've only used garbage IPS panels high end VA panels aren't OLED good but they aren't far behind and thats what Hisense uses ....LG Nanocell and low end samsung and sonys are really bad cause they want you to cop an OLED

I use my shyt as a pc monitor so OLED ain't it because of burn in also the text looks off on W-OLEDs