You are a winner and I have enjoyed having you as a guide on my journey to buy a new TV. I have watched soooooo many videos and reviews and yours are BY FAR my personal favorites. Thanks for making this annoying difficult choice more fun and satisfying!

Thank you for all your effort to provide the best information without bias or self interest.

Where I live, 4k broadcasts are in trial. Having the 3.0 4k tuner was a huge reason to buy ($200ish 3.0 tuners are available separately). I am also impressed with my 65U8H audio quality. I have a Jamo S809 5.2.2 paired with a 2700H Denon hooked up to my 55U8G in my game room. The 65U8H doesn't "require" a soundbar or AVR like every single other TV I have owned over the last 50 years. Hisense price to performance casts shade on other TV brands as well. I bought one of the last 32" CRT 480i TVs for my parents many (many) years ago. They enjoyed the picture and whatever noise came out of the TV was just fine. Going back 64 years, I remember watching The Mickey Mouse Club on TV. Over the decades, RCA, Sony, LG, Samsung and Toshiba entered our homes and now finally Hisense. I think Hisense is worth a look when shopping for a new TV. Your review of the U8G series prompted my first and second look at Hisense.

I just got a 75” 6-series yesterday. Watched some light TV last night but can’t wait to dive into the app and get it set up for 4K blu-rays this weekend!

I was actually anxiously waiting for this review

I got my U8H 75 up and running today and I love it so far. Im hoping a future update will help with some.of the processing issues you mentioned.

I love these type of comparison videos and appreciate this coming into the holiday buying season. I think the only thing I would like to see is a further comparison against the Vizio P-series 2023 once that drops.

I'm on a Caleb review binge. Keep up the great work!

Nothing to weigh in TV wise because I just clicked, but so happy you’re reaching a million soon. Great job growing to a number like that in a niche. Have loved the content for a while now and love what you’re doing man! ❤️

Great review. Buying the U8H next week! Thanks!

I’m so glad you did this comparison…..I’ve been waiting on this one (best bang for the buck)

This is exactly the kind of video I was looking for. Ty 😊

This video was phenomenal. Thanks for the deep dive.

This video was presented so well especially the conclusion!

The actual side by side comparisons are great. It is also so nice to see you going strong after such a huge dry spell of new TVs. Thanks for the great content and it is so helpful to those of us on a budget.

@SFBenjaminK

Жыл бұрын

F** that American made piece of shyt VIZIO , i have 2 of them screen burnt in corner after couple of years & one dont operate with remote anymore , NEVER again buying that garbage again ..even some stores & now Costco don't carry that f***ked up lemon brand anymore another sh***ty brand like SHARP was went to dust

This is probably one of your better quality videos I’ve seen. I watch most of these, and the level of detail and ACTUAL comparison you did was amazing and I think sets you apart from the other reviewers. Most just say “more bright more better” which isn’t always right. That picture setting adjustability was the first time I’ve ever heard someone compare the platforms in depth, and I think that’s huge to talk about. Keep it up!

@Fudge_Fantasy

Жыл бұрын

I hate when reviewers show themselves more than the product. Probably why I only watch flossy Carter

@madcrabber1113

Жыл бұрын

@@Fudge_Fantasy so you didn't watch this one?

Thanks for the comparisons.

Love watching your videos Caleb! I gotta say though as a guy working a minimum wage job I know realistically I can't afford these TVs. But recently I saved up some Cash and purchased a 50 inch 4k TV upgrading from a 13 year old 1080p 40 inch TV and that jump was a great leap in viewing experience. The greatest thing of all was I was able to find the 4k Sharp TV on Craigslist for 50 dollars. I really enjoy your comparisons to older TVs I would love to see more of that content!

Thank you so much for this. Just returned a Roku Hisense 65 and i just had a hard time fine tuning anything and feeling acomplished. I have a TCL 6 google coming and excited

I actually smiled when you went with the TCL as your preference. I was going to get the LG c2 but I'm going with the TCL

BEST REVIEWS ON THE INTERNET!!! Keep up the great work!

Hisense has rocked since inception. I own an old 65h and its outstanding.

that was a great review Caleb. when I'm ready to buy a new TV I will use your information to make an informed decision. I see you changed the album in the backround but I don't recognize it.thanks again Caleb

Great comparison video, thank you sir.

U helped me make my decision. Thanks. U have a new subscriber!

Man, I really appreciate this. Great stuff.

Great review, thank you for excellent explanation.

I just replaced a 65" Hisense 65U6G TV that had stellar reviews at it's price point, but it only lasted 16 months before going black. I had the mainboard replaced and it remained black. I won't go into dealing with Hisense customer service on your forum. I chose to replace the Hisense with the TCL 75" Roku 75R655 2022 model. I love this TV albeit for jumping back and forth to adjust the picture nearly to my liking.

Dear Caleb, I have seen Georgia in your videos so often that you have to come and visit😁Nice and helpful comparison, as always!

I always enjoy your videos. Well thought out, even handling and detail on why you do or don't recommend. Maybe I missed it but I'd like to see a review of the top Ultra Short Throw 4k Projectors. Formovie Thearer, Optoma CinemaX, Epson or Hiscense? Keep up the good work.

im glad i rewatched ths. my first impressions were u8h but that shimmer, gaming features and a few other things im leaning tcl

You are so charismatic your reviews are top notch!

thanks for the info a lot to consider

I really appreciated this video. If there was a Google TV version of the TCL that would be an absolute no-brainer for me. I've run into so many frustrations with Roku that I don't think I can ever go back. Most notably, there isn't any formal Twitch integration (at least not within the last 6 months or so that I tried) and screen mirroring has been super hit or miss from my Android phone. I'm glad to hear the Hisense is so close. We added blackout curtains to our living room because our current Sceptre tv had such little brightness, so maybe we can finally let the sun in if we upgrade!

This is the comparison that I want but I'll watch any others that you make.

Great take. Thx much. No one on KZread does a better job evaluating TVs than you do; yours are always thorough but still concise and easily digestible for semi-nit nears like myself. Personally I’m leaning towards waiting for larger sized QD OLEDS to hit the market unless my very old Vizio dies first or there’s a Black Friday deal on a 70-80ish inch tv that’s simply too good to pass up. Well done.

@MrTomengle

Жыл бұрын

Caleb and FOMO are the only guys I trust.

Great comparison, cheers 👍

I would like to see a top 5 bang for your buck video. Also, Ive been looking in this price range but one thing that a lot of TV’s on the mid to lower price end don’t do is support Dolby Atmos. Maybe you could do a video showing price thresholds for what features you can expect to get for the money you pay.

I have had TCL tv's for the last several years. I bought the 75 inch, r635 in 2020 and am now having black screen issues. Unfortunately, I did not have an extended warranty and the TCL and Roku customer support was useless. After looking into this there are many complaints about the black screen issue with the TCL''s. I thought maybe I just got a bad one, but I had a 32-inch TCL do the same exact thing. I purchased the Hisense U8H, and it will arrive a day after Christmas. I advise everyone who buys a TCL or even the Hisense to get the extended warranty. I have never gotten an extended warranty in the past but with TV's I will never make that mistake again

Awesome video! Just liked and subscribed. I just recently bought a U8H and it's great for the price. On top of that I have a Google phone and setting it up through Google home was seamless! Thank you for your videos

Excellent comparison!!!!!!!

Love digital trends it provides excellent reviews to help me make very good choices on tech!

I really love your comparison videos. Can you please provide a series on U8H vs. Q80B?

Firstly, Caleb I love your videos. I live in South Africa and actually purchased the Hisense U8H but was so disappointed in it I returned it 24 hour later. I'm pretty confident that the model we get in South Africa apart from not running Google TV (it runs VIDAA) does not use the same hardware. The unit I had had terrible "backlight bleed" on the left side of the screen as well as the right hand side corners. This was not what I was expecting from a mini-led TV. My decision to return the TV was ultimately based on the fact that I would not be able to live with this issue (this TV is not exactly a budget TV here in South Africa). I then went for a LG CS OLED. The CS model here in South Africa is an update on last years C1 as the C2 in South Africa apart from being very scarce is super expensive. For customers here in South Africa that are particular about picture quality we have to stick to the brands like Samsung and LG as the "budget" brands Hisense and TCL are not the same hardware that you guys get in North America.

I wish you can do a follow up on issues of these TVs regarding serious problems. All these TVs come with great features and whatnot but the longevity of these TVs is needed IMO. E.G is it worth it to by a cheaper TV but it won't last longer than five years than a more expensive TV that will last 10plus.

Good video. I would like to see a straight up TV OS comparison. Samsung Tizen 🤮 , LG webOS, Roku, Google, vidaa and so on. Not focusing on TV performance and simply OS. so many people add devices like a Roku or Apple TV but showing what's built in would be educational. I personally was hoping when manufacturers added filmmaker mode it would eliminate a lot of picture setting adjustments but it doesn't seem to be the case.

Definitely made me comfortable about making the decision for a TCL. really, them being comparable for what mattered for me let me justify a lower sale price point at this point. thanks for your hard work

Awesome video! I would love to see the G2 vs s95b!

Getting the 65r646 for $599 at Best Buy was the deciding factor for me. I know there were problems with the Google OS when it debuted but the firmware updates seemed to have alleviated many of those.

@basmo6803

Жыл бұрын

good luck finding it now

@STRIKER520

Жыл бұрын

@basmo6803 Finding what? The comments over 6 months older than yours. So it's not now it's over half a year ago.

@treeflip7

11 ай бұрын

Ya also it’s still available for $549 at Best Buy 😂

Your review make me easier to choose which tv at almost same level budget tv price. Thanks.

If you're asking for more comparison recommendations, let's look at some the non-flagships. LG QNED85 vs Sony X80K (or even X90K, depending on price comparison/equivalence)

I got tcl R655 75in because I want realistic look not dazzling look. I would of not liked what you found as faults in the uh8. It just came in today so I did not set it up yet doing it when I get home saw your unboxing and set up video will fallow what you said. I think I made a great choice for the money I spent just wish it had the 3.0 tunner but I upgrading from 1080p so no more waiting the lg just won’t die. So putting it in another room where I won’t be using to much. I also been using Apple TV since it came out since the old tv is dumb. This is smart and I think Roku will be just fine.

Thanks for this video, Caleb and team. The shimmer effect on the Hisense is an unfortunate dealbreaker for me. Fortunately, I have 3 other TCL TVs so I’m quite well versed with the limitations of Roku.

@JonMoralesLA

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I saw that and thought, how is this not an immediate dealbreaker for most people?

Nice review keep up the good work

I like the TCL aesthetic/ profile as a premium looking piece... stand etc.

I love that Caleb does everyday consumer TVs not just the $2000 Sony, LG or Samsung units. Bought th U6 on sale $549 for the 55 and pulling 625 nits on my phone app

thanks caleb for this

I've been leaning towards the tcl for awhile and I am a tech head and like roku os...most of the time for its ease of use

I would love to see you address off axis viewing capabilities because not everyone gets those perfect seats in a large group movie night or game party!

Others may have noted this before but for me if you are going to do a side by side comparison of an image you should do a side by side of the exact same section of the image and not a split screen of the full image with some of it on one tv and the other half of the image on the other tv. It leaves me having to take your word for it for example when on the left you show the “shimmer” on the feathers of the bird for Hisense but say that’s not the case on TCL but are showing an completely different half of the image, a half that in most cases has far more light and less contrast. Best if you compare apples to apples where you can. Just say’n.

@damontroch4765

Жыл бұрын

Agree 👍

@jolness1

Жыл бұрын

Pretty hard to see that sort of thing on YT video though. Not in a way that is useful imo

@youhdumbasf5862

Жыл бұрын

Yes!

Love your videos ❤

Thanks for these videos! our old TCL 6 series from a few years back died. I saw your U8H review and it seemed like a great fit because we wanted good HDR performance and have a bright living room. I bought the TV and it has been really amazing.

@michaelzoran

Жыл бұрын

Static_Age, what are your thoughts on this "Shimmering" problem with "motion" that is referenced in this video with the HD content?

@Static_Age

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelzoran When looking for it in YoutTube HDR content (only ever watch for testing) I can see it, but in "real world" use watching HDR movies and shows on streaming services I have not noticed it at all.

@michaelzoran

Жыл бұрын

@@Static_Age Thank you for answering about the "Shimmering" problem with HDR real-world content. I'm also wondering what your thoughts are about watching SDR content and the way it is "upscaled." I'm asking for several different reasons: First, I have many SDR 1080p Blu-ray movies. How would you rate the "upscaling" for this scenario? Second, I watch Comcast cable TV a lot, too. This is broadcast in either 720p or 1080i on most channels. How do you think this is "upscaled"? Third, I watch a lot of DVD movies in 480i resolution and there are also Comcast TV channels in 480i. For example, all the Star Trek Deep Space Nine, Star Trek Voyager, and so many other TV programs are only on DVD. How do these end up looking when "upscaled" on this Hisense U8H? Finally, there are some models of TV sets when one size such as a 65" is different than a 75" TV. For example, the 65" TV that most places reviewed may have a problem that the 75" TV that released later did not have. That is only a possibility, but that is why I'm asking if you know of anything like that?

@RobloxRandomMadness

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelzoran I think that shimmering effect only appears when you use the "action smoothing" feature.

@matthewgeissinger2856

Жыл бұрын

I have the 65 U8H and it’s been awesome. I hate the motion correction on any TV so I turn it off. I use it for our family room in our basement and it performs well in bright light and complete darkness. We stream everything and we don’t do gaming so I can only comment on how it handles Disney+, Hulu, Netflix, etc. Movies and live sports look great. I have it mounted and it’s paired with my Yahama soundbar and there is no issue with the sound.

Great video, Caleb! I think I'd probably go with the more dazzling Hisense U8H being that it also has better sound and Google TV. However, I'm really leaning more towards to stellar color accuracy and motion smoothing of the Sony TVs and I'd love to see you do a comparison video on the Sony A80K 65" (since it's now down to $1700 at most outlets) and the LG C2 65", which is close to the same price now as well. Thanks again!

@undefinablereasoning

Жыл бұрын

^ 2nd this; mega-comparison please Caleb!

@MrKbarker360

Жыл бұрын

I thought the same about Sony but I have one now and really think LG may be better in 2022. Just saying

@micahroberts3564

Жыл бұрын

Your wanting a comparison of high end oled vs these mini led? Not a good comparison bro. Of course the A80 and Ce OLEDs will destroy these two TVs. But they are also significantly more expensive.

@primemoverRR

Жыл бұрын

@@micahroberts3564 Not anymore. You can currently buy a 65" A80K for $1699 at Best Buy. If you apply for their Best Buy Credit Card, you get another 10% off with 12 months same as cash, which brings the price of this TV down to $1530 before taxes.

@MrKbarker360

Жыл бұрын

@@Pidgeys Yes very true on almost all TVs except Sonys OLEDs and Hisense U8H. Those TVs come with like a 200$ soundbar kinda sound. Hisenses U8H is the best sounding budget tv on the market by a freaking mile! It competes with 2-3k TVs in sound and picture quality

Thanks for this video. Can you do C2 vs B2 especially for gaming? I’m thinking of saving a few and getting the B2.

Want to see Hisense U8H vs TCL R646!! let's go

Nice video and I have always loved the content and even more so if it’s on tvs. Can you compare the lg c2 and Sony a80k? Here in Europe the Sony is around 500 eur more expensive and is it worth it?

A holiday top 10 video would be cool. Or a top 5 high end tv and top 5 low budget tv.

Great tv reviews, but can you think about looking at short throw projectors please many thanks

I just made a purchase and I was considering the u8h as I currently have the H9G (great TV btw) but I settled on buying an LG B2 instead.

I like to see a review on the new Amazon FireTV Omni QLED series 4K released this month. It has both HDR10+ and Dolby Vision IQ

Hello there great breakdown but a couple of questions which I think are just as pertinent…1) has your research looked into the quality of after sales customer service/support these 2 companies provide 2) are these models available in the UK? 3) in your opinion handling them and using them, what is your take on potential burn in if applicable and build quality ? I still use a crt tv of over 15yrs , German make built like a tank . If these tvs (brand or model) only last 1/5 of that lifespan then it’s a false investment

Very helpful to an old man like me.

Great comparison! Thanks so much Caleb! You are so incredibly knowledgeable I’m usually overwhelmed with details of technology. But I have a question: When you’re discussing the sound quality of these two and you say the Hisense blows the pants off the TCL, are you referring to their unique built-in speakers??? I have what I deem to be a magnificent HT 7.2.6 system with a pretty decent Vizio 65MQ8-H1. I love Dolby Vision and Atmos, so I’m looking to go bigger size tv, but want “best” picture quality I can get on a budget, so 75” is probably it for me. Thanks again and hope you have great ending to ‘22!😊

@tawrus80

Жыл бұрын

TV sound quality will always be about their built-in speakers. It shouldn't be a decision factor for those of us that use external speakers.

I'm still loving my TCL 75 R635. :)

I'm interested in any miniLED TVs comparison. Any from top 10 (from your point of view). MiniLED, QNed, whatever. TVs with FALD, full array local dimming. My favorite category now.

I'd like to see two of the 43" that can double as office TVs and computer monitors. Specifically, and personally, I'd like to see the LG C2 vrs the qn90b. .

Love the vids! Would you be able to do a segment on the Toshiba M550 vs Toshiba C350?

Appreciate your intuitive overview. Yet...as a senior buyer..you have to understand you have people (A Navy veteran,here) who have macular degeneration or other vision issues. Consequently, all we want is a non tech set that works. Detail can be a moot point sometimes on our wish list. A big enough screen to sit far away and still enjoy a series or a movie. Why don't companies have labels that state...best or good for the elderly or compromised. Better design for the aging population is always appreciated. Thanks for your channel's intent.

You’re the man 👍🏼

Never even considered getting TCL till the other day. I was going to get the hisense u7h but after a few ropey reviews I get the TCL and I well happy with it. For the price it's brilliant set.

Great video

Nice Caleb. Please mention 4K HDR 120 Hz VRR performance for gamers in the future

It’s like the Hisense is Samsung, and the TCL is Sony in picture characteristics, while it’s the other way around in UI/OS.

Unfortunately, the TCL 655 is not available in Canada yet, only the 635 or 646 from what I can see. So because of that, might have to default to U8H just due to availability.

I appreciate all of your videos and your expertise. We as consumers are benefiting from all of this new technology. It's benifical to have a channel like this for our education and also to see our choices out there. Thank you so much for all you do! Subscribed!

Great video mate, subscribed! What is your overall best 83-86 inch tv in your opinion? Mainly for movies HDR, Dolby Vision all that good stuff. Happy Holidays, Cheers!

I literally had both of these TVs, but the 2020 models. And they both had issues initially. I agree with the comparison with her almost identical where hisense wins out for me, what is the customer service. At the end of the day they replaced my broken unit with a brand new television. Where is TCL kept giving me refurbished b Units that had all kind of issues. So unless you’re buying an extended warranty through the consumer, that I would suggest Hisense over TCL.

I think one important comparison missed is the warranty that comes standard on these tvs. The U8H comes with a 2 year warranty where the TCL only has a 1 year. With these tvs being so close in comparison and considering the population buying these tvs I feel this is an important factor. Also another important factor is the anti-reflective coating on the TCL is horrid. Leaves these huge rainbow effects across the screen that I noticed right a way. More nit picking: the remote on the u8h is better, it glows in the dark and has a find my remote feature (especially important with how small both remotes are) Finally the packaging on the u8h was far superior. I had both TV's delivered by Amazon and the TCL came defective twice first 3 burnt mini LEDs not a huge deal, second screen was totally black. The foam protecting the u8h was just better.

@JeskidoYT

Жыл бұрын

The remote glows in the dark??? Thats super awesome

@anderstars

Жыл бұрын

@@JeskidoYT as in it is backlit

@rockybalboa2735

Жыл бұрын

U8H doesn't do a true 4k 120hz gaming. Please read up on that if you use a new gen unit.

@jfralick100

Жыл бұрын

@@Pidgeys their were 4 small dots that were much dimmer and did not change regardless of content played. All 3 were in the same area for me.

@madmax8620

Жыл бұрын

@@jfralick100 can you return it to best buy...or the store??

Outstanding video, just great. That shimmer is a deal-breaker on the U8H imo.

@hypno17

Жыл бұрын

Doesn't seem to be an issue on other reviews may just be him.

@SFBenjaminK

Жыл бұрын

@@hypno17 Always remember he's the only one in the KZread and in NET says that TCL better and U8H, I hate Roku but definitely I'm go with the U8H.... ALL OF THESE THESE STUFFS, would be realized by the manufacturer down the road, and will be fixed with a simple update

@hypno17

Жыл бұрын

@@SFBenjaminK Yeah honestly not even having this issue on my U8H.

Great video. Like the comparison between google tv and roku tv. I tend to want to favor roku tv because I've had one for 10 years and it still operates really fast. More and more tvs are favoring google tv now. Where did you get your tv stand?

Great vids, Caleb. Can you add the Vizio MQX and new MQ6 to compare to the TCLs?

Great timing! I've been wanting the TCL for awhile. Finally saw one at BestBuy but the Roku version. I'll have to decide if I want dazzling or realistic.

@buschg7106

Жыл бұрын

The dazzling image of my super bright samsung qn85a made me give it away and buy a C2. Always go for realistic the eye strain is real

@JonMoralesLA

Жыл бұрын

@@buschg7106 Totally agree! It’s what always draws me to the Sonys. They don’t necessarily pop like most other TVs try to, but they have their own pop in how accurate and nuanced the picture quality is and how good motion looks. The LG OLEDs are just fantastic as well.

Great comparison, and I appreciate your personal opinion, also. I'm probably more like your grandparents, but I can also hack into TCL and program it, if needed. Despite tech ability, I'm a Toyota Camry type of buyer, so I want quality that is longer lasting. I know you can't compare longevity of new TVs, but my past experience has been that Hisense does not last as long as TCL. Opinions?

@marchess7996

Жыл бұрын

Correct . These are basically full steam ahead tvs that don’t last long. (Mileage may very of course) These tvs use cheaper components and on average last 2-5 years . Samsung and LG are better . They are better built and have better baseline quality. Those will last 7-10’+ years .

Hi , great content! I am from south africa and bought myself a Hisense E7H but it seems after the firmware update that any tipe of HDR settings just disappeared...Anyway. Could you by any chance review such a unit? The E7H specifically? I subbed , you are very intelligent and detailed in your reviews.

This year, Hisense is really impressive

Kaleb, i would love too know about using a Nvidia Shield, or a firestick, or say apple tv. Would that impact picture quality over the include apps that come on the smart TV? Would you get the same level of detail just using the smart apps or using a set top can improve upon the image?

Thank you man, Replacing an old Vizio in the master with one of these just not sure lol probably whatever’s cheaper

I know that you have said that you are only going to review or do comparisons on tv's that are available in the USA ruling out brands like Panasonic and Phillips. That is rather unfortunate in that I consider you Caleb to be the best that I have seen here on KZread. It also surprises me somewhat that the USA doesn't have practically everything under the sun in regards to consumer products. I live in Vancouver Canada and we aren't nearly as big of a market as cities like New York and LA and we get those brands. I don't care so much about Phillips but Panasonic is a brand that I have seen and believe to be a premium brand that competes very favourably with brands like Sony,Samsung,LG,and others.. Keep up the great work that you do Caleb. I very much enjoy your informative channel.

Another great review as usual. I have the 75" Hisense U8H and just recently got a 83" LG C2 OLED. One is ROKU based and the LG is the other format. I must say, it seems to me that for the most part, watching TV, your picture quality depends on the quality of the signal that you can get. Either way, they are both stunning and I prefer the ROKU remote.

I have the u8h in a 75. Gaming looks insane. So bright and smooth. My hdr looks great! I haven't seen any shimmer. The only thing I will say about the hisense is that its processing is it's weak spot. I watch a lot of sdr content and it's just not as buttoned up as I would like. Being a 75 inch when I am 8ft plus away from it it's good. But when I walk up closer it's like yeaaa... lol. But I think I'll keep it. I'm coming from a 10yr old 60 inch sharp so you can imagine the difference 😁

@AcidDeathRitual

Жыл бұрын

I game both on the couch and close up in the computer chair(4ft-5ft). What's your opinion on both HDR and SDR gaming at a closer distance? Also SDR blurays or just streaming was the mediocre experience? Thanks😄

@michaelzoran

Жыл бұрын

I usually use MKV to put my DVDs and Blu-ray on a memory card, and then watch them on my computer with an HDMI cable connected to the TV. If I did that with this Hinsense U8H, would there be high-quality video? Or would there be problems with "processing"?

@Daxter609

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelzoran Depends on what mode you have the TV set to. Nowadays for most TVs they'll adjust image quality and processing based on what hdmi input device setting you have it set to. Setting the HDMI input your PC is connected to to Game Console and Blu ray player tend to get the best color and image processing turned on. Also you could just put the files on a USB flashdrive and connect it to the TV directly since just about every Smart TV nowadays will play MKV files.

@goprocamandgabe

10 ай бұрын

Have you played hell blade senuas sacrifice? How does it look on the u8h