Hisense 65U6G vs Samsung QN90A

Having Dolby Atmos is a joke on TV speakers but I'd say they're decent all things considered. Overall it's not a bad TV. I certainly wouldn't buy it if it were more expensive, but considering how cheap it is, I'd still say give it a go if you're on the fence. Just be aware of the caveats before you dive in

Paid extra to get a sound bar that helped, did not fix. Finally got it synced when I turned off Dolby sound. You need to fix this.

Toggle wifi on TV , change network(and5G) , power cycle TV via cord, and power cycle router . The TV reports the wifi failure is authentication every time. Not sure how that is possible?

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Then I decided to pair the two Hisense voice remotes with two of my current Roku TV's and they worked immediately. So the Hisense voice remotes have an issue with their own TV. Ultimately, I'm satisfied just using a standard Roku remote for this TV.

The remote is easy enough to navigate to what you want. Initial setup was very easy and basically plug-and-play. There are eight screws for the display stand, all the same size. This model is on the heavier side

I've seen other reviews or complaints about this problem since purchasing it but haven't found a solution yet. Its not terrible just annoying sometimes.

Excellent performance in visibility. The resolution in performance is impeccable. The warranty provided by manufacturers out compete its competitors in the industry. Remarkably in overall performances is essential in making the decision to like the product

When it comes to larger purchases for the house I'm a bit of a researcher. I did some substantial compare and contrast when looking for a new tv for our bedroom and narrowed it down to a Hisense. I'm very glad I came across the site that recommended this model. It wasn't quite the size I was looking for and it was not the newest edition to their line but the reviews were super consistent with very few negatives so I gave it a shot

49" screen size: I have an autonomous 53" inch smart desk and this monitor took half the width of the desk. The viewing distance was too close for me. I did manage to find a way to put the PC case down using an under-desk mount and also increased distance by using under table keyboard tray but the viewing distance was not per my liking. The screen size is too big and I had to move my head constantly between the two ends of the monitor and I did not find it to be a pleasing experience

The only reason for not giving a 5 star is the Roku part of the TV. Best part of rook is the user interface and the size of the remote, but Sometimes the screen gets frozen due to the Roku instability and that causes abt 10-15 seconds of reboot. The alternative for this issue is to put a separate streaming device(I had a previous Apple TV box), so it works wonderful now. And did I mention that I use external speaker, so I can't comment on the speakers as such

Con: 1.) Interface with internet connection could be better. About 50% of the time, the initial connection will get disconnected but then re-connect (annoying but manageable). 2