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hi im interested in getting this model and watched ur video but im want to know if i need an antennae to watch my normal free channels like the cw, abc, fox, defy, laff, metv etc or if i can get them via internet i dont care about all the apps i just want to watch the normal free live tv channels but i get poor reception on my current antennae tv
Dude, I'm currently rocking the Sony X80K 43 inch version, and it's AMAZING for my small home!! Houses in the US are HUGE from what I can tell and my friends told me so yeah, 32' and ~40' inch versions are still popular, heck even 24' and 19' TVs are for people who just want to watch TV anywhere
I use this as a monitor for my Windows tower, great for the internet plus a bedroom TV. My version of the one I have is a 2024 model of the one shown here.
Got this for my mini game room and it works great for that small space. I got the U8H for my bright living room and it’s lightyears better than my old higher end LG plasma was. Now I’m considering getting the 43” version of the A4 Vidaa for my covered patio. Just a little concerned it won’t be bright enough. Great video!
I'm honestly really impressed with these Hisense tv's image quality especially for the price. A friend has a cheap walmart 58inch Hisense 4k Roku tv and the picture was beautiful and vibrant in person at a gaming party they threw awhile back, it was only about ~$268 or so too.
Legit my favorite TV reviewer. Love seeing you mix up your content. Thanks for reviewing this TV, as this was one of the TVs I considered buying for my bedroom.
@@Harb000 definitely give it 5 ⭐️ It brings out the resolutions and clarity up a notch. I set up a PS4 God of War to it and looks like my PS5 one from upstairs.
And What'dya kno, a headphone jack!, hip hip hooray 🥳 I saw a Hisense at at my 86 year old grandads house and was surprisingly impressed with the picture quality compared to my Samsung which i'm never buying again. Thank you ❤
nice video been user of hinsense / toshiba since they entered market think 1990 there never the greatest feature rich but my luck is they last normally its itch for new item in house . that said my 2014 toshiba bedroom tv audio has started having issues smart function of tv never was fast or responsive . well i plunked down old cash to upgrade bedroom tv did not want every bell and whistle pair it with my apple tv and mac mini m2 . wanted a simple tv youtube no interest to us on a tv we still use tv antenna .we are bikers with peddles apple family normally even house thermostat i think, the 40A4 was at good price open box so far its nice upgrade we were able to add sound bar to it unlike other tv also now i can listen to tv while spouse sleep with headphones on cant say whole lot only had tv since feb 29 2024
I really wish we could get some good reviews on the smaller TVs. Truthfully TVs like this are 6 of one, 1/2 dozen of the other. Maybe one brand will be brighter than others, and of course you have 720p vs 1080p resolutions. What I would like to see is reviews of the 42" OLEDs (they typically aren't as bright as the larger ones), the 43" QN90 TVs, or even the 32" Q60. You don't get much on those.
I've been interested in hisense small tv for a while thanks for the vid. If you're going to do another vid on it, please show the tv guide, upscaling performance, and black crush in darker scenes
It’s not that kind of product to go into all those details, I showed the base of the guide and i wanted this video to be simple and not too techie. Hope you understand that it’s only $130 bucks
Is 40" tv's on the way out? There are some places where 40" is actually too big! Can you review a 40" quality tv on any brand! It's not fair to purchase a 50" plus if you don't have the room. My cousin purchased 65 Hisense U8H and had to build a stand😢... sad! Wish i could show how it looks😰! Thank you 👑
I have a 32" Hisense. At the time I got it, there were choices, with Android or with "Vidaa". Sorry, I rather have Android OS. After a TCL Android TV v11, my perspective changed a lot about it.
Hi Steve! Please, I have ordered this TV in a larger size, not 43". for the reason that I am disappointed with the lg brand that I had nanocell and it died after 15 months .... And I ordered Hisense a6k but I'm scared because I've never had a Hisense at home?Did I do well to order it or....? Thank you
i bought a 32 inch of this model. the price is cheaper. its also a question of what you need and what you use it for. i use it as a 3rd tv for gaming with my old video game consoles. this is a low end tv so u should not expect too much. the price is cheap and the tv dont have 4k or hdr10 and not much great features. i would not suggest getting this tv as a primary tv unless u really cant afford better. what i like the most about this tv is the low price and the fact it has rf and audio video ports.
tbh even in 2023 there is def a market for 43" and smaller TVs FHD/HD? IMHO TV under 43" dun really need 4K unless one is also using it as a PC monitor and/or sitting real close to it?
I'm just curious: You said it doesn't have an app store, but there's a tile that literally says "App Store" when you click "More Apps." What does that do?
The more apps only allow you to manage whatever is already installed (between visible or not). The app store exists, but none of the apps I wanted were there, so I just plugged my firestick in...
For a console gaming setup or for a bedroom TV, 40 inch would be fine. I would even go 32 inch if it was on a desk, or on top of a dresser. I have one relative who has a 43 inch TV as their main television in the house, and another with a 32 inch, same thing.
