Question Hisense vs TCL, which brand should I choose. Buying 2, 75in TV's soon ?

[minnin90]

The only spec worth mentioning is the Hisense has Dolby Vision. Otherwise I"m wondering which to buy, the reason I'm having trouble is I own a 58in Hisense and a 65in TCL both are great and I can't choose, so help is appreciated. Thanks, oh and they aren't OLED- QLED, or anything just your basic 4k Wal-Mart televisions- as said only Dolby Vision differs the two, in favor of Hisense.

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

The only spec worth mentioning is the Hisense has Dolby Vision. Otherwise I"m wondering which to buy, the reason I'm having trouble is I own a 58in Hisense and a 65in TCL both are great and I can't choose, so help is appreciated. Thanks, oh and they aren't OLED- QLED, or anything just your basic 4k Wal-Mart televisions- as said only Dolby Vision differs the two, in favor of Hisense.

What are the model numbers?

 

[minnin90]

What are the model numbers?

I apologize for the large delay in response, my notification that someone replied didn't get sent to my e-mail, Sorry again.

So here are the models:

https://www.walmart.com/ip/TCL-75-C...assType=REGULAR&athbdg=L1102&adsRedirect=true

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hisense-...assType=REGULAR&athbdg=L1102&adsRedirect=true

I believe the Hisense is the same as my 50in, so it has VRR - Dolby Vision and DTS-X

The TCL is really basic, but I have one that is 65in and its lasted 4 moves and works really well despite only having HDR 10 for movies - games.

I like both so its difficult - also the TCL I believe as 1 additional HDMI port than the Hisense.

 

[williamjeremiah]

Following "Digital Trends" and "RTings(dot)com" played a big part in helping me decide on a TV for PC.
I picked up a 48" LG B4 OLED at Best Buy for $600.

 

[minnin90]

Following "Digital Trends" and "RTings(dot)com" played a big part in helping me decide on a TV for PC.
I picked up a 48" LG B4 OLED at Best Buy for $600.

Oled's especially LG's are amazing however with me wanting a 75in+ I have to stick to Wal-Mart TV's to afford them, as it has to be under 600 for that size.

 

[williamjeremiah]

I have to stick to Wal-Mart TV's to afford them, as it has to be under 600 for that size.

No matter what you decide upon, Digital Trends and RTings will cover it.
I was merely throwing in what I decided upon.

 

[beyondlogic]

Oled's especially LG's are amazing however with me wanting a 75in+ I have to stick to Wal-Mart TV's to afford them, as it has to be under 600 for that size.

to your question depends on the panel list the tvs your looking at and i can maybe point you to which will be better and why.

 

[williamjeremiah]

Samsung - 75” Class DU6950 Series Crystal UHD 4K Smart Tizen TV (2024)
$529.99

 

[Math Geek]

i got a couple of the TCL 65" tv's on black friday sale. $225 each!! looks like the same as the 75" you looking at. great for the money and i do like the Roku TV part of it.

just from familiarity of it, i'd go that way. not had one of the other brand but i've not seen anything negative about them either.

specs are pretty much the same so it's really a coin toss. if you were dropping $5000 on one, i'd look a lot closer, but on the budget end, if it has the input/outputs i need, it gets the nod