Ya I thought about that but went with the Samsung S90D instead for 1,250$. Every review from pretty much everywhere has it as the best TV for the price and I haven't bought a TV in my entire life so figured F it.
I wouldn't buy the Hisense for a main TV, read my actual post. But if you want something that looks super impressive for your kid(s)' gaming room, it's pretty sweet.
Ah true. Welp if anyone looking for a main TV, the S90D is definitely it.
If you're in North America the 55", 65", and 77" 90Ds are QD-OLED, the rest are WOLED per rtings:
No, I've tried this in the past and basically there are a number of problems. Your TV has to have the right distance and surface behind (e.g. really dark wood paneling will look weird), and at least the cheap versions of this are slow and laggy to change colors when you're dealing with modern frenetic camera changing. Also, so much shit is dark, and it's not clear what the benefit is when you're watching a scene you can barely make out on the TV and there's a halo of light around it.
i have a govee on a basic 75in something, the overhang camera is annoying, but if you plan to watch in the dark, b/c thas why you installed the ambient lighting anyway then you don't see it. it's a gimmick that works. i don't see a reason to just have bright white light behind the tv, but the color matching leds makes it seem like the scene is "bleeding" out.
no idea, on color accuracy, thats not my thing, also my govee is 1st gen, heck i have it stretched out on a 75in screen, the max is 65 for the first gen, heh.
