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I bought a costco Hisense 65" Class - R7G5 Series - 4K UHD LED LCD TV After setting it up and even taking down the brightness to Low, that's the lowest setting, and contrast down to a watchable level.
I still get what appears to be Light Bleed around all the corners and along all edges. Shown in picture in a dark room, night time photo.
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so... I already know I want to take the TV back and thanks to costco's 90 day return I'm not freaking out about doing so. even tho, I like the TV over samsung because I really like the built in Roku. It's fast and I just like Roku interface.
My question is...
Do I exchange the TV for the some one? Do you think I just got a bad TV? Or do you think this is acceptable for 450 dollars? If so, I don't want this TV... I constantly look at the light box around the TV when watching netflix it's annoying and I can't just live with that...
Do I spend 50 bucks more and get samsung 65". Samsung 65" - TU700D Series - 4K UHD LED LCD TV?
Or do I pony up a few hundred bucks more for a QLED? Hisense 65" Class - U6GR5 Series - 4K ULED Quantum for 690 bucks.
Supposedly it has Full Array Local Dimming... I hear that it will dim the leds around the edges to make any light bleed even less desirable. Shrug.
After reading some content about this, I think I just got a bad TV, but... Supposedly from what I've been told, Edge lite has the worst light bleed. Then, its full array, that should be better and local dimming is best. Then, OLED is the best of the best, but I think 700 is my budget, and I really want a 65".
I suppose I could drop down this: Hisense 55" Class - U6GR5 Series Quantum LED for 450 bucks. Same local dimming.
What would you do? The thing is, these are kinda big and bulky, and I really don't want to be running back and forth to costco. If all these TV's will have problems, I'll just return it and get a OLED when I can better afford it.
Thank You!
I still get what appears to be Light Bleed around all the corners and along all edges. Shown in picture in a dark room, night time photo.
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photos.app.goo.gl
so... I already know I want to take the TV back and thanks to costco's 90 day return I'm not freaking out about doing so. even tho, I like the TV over samsung because I really like the built in Roku. It's fast and I just like Roku interface.
My question is...
Do I exchange the TV for the some one? Do you think I just got a bad TV? Or do you think this is acceptable for 450 dollars? If so, I don't want this TV... I constantly look at the light box around the TV when watching netflix it's annoying and I can't just live with that...
Do I spend 50 bucks more and get samsung 65". Samsung 65" - TU700D Series - 4K UHD LED LCD TV?
Or do I pony up a few hundred bucks more for a QLED? Hisense 65" Class - U6GR5 Series - 4K ULED Quantum for 690 bucks.
Supposedly it has Full Array Local Dimming... I hear that it will dim the leds around the edges to make any light bleed even less desirable. Shrug.
After reading some content about this, I think I just got a bad TV, but... Supposedly from what I've been told, Edge lite has the worst light bleed. Then, its full array, that should be better and local dimming is best. Then, OLED is the best of the best, but I think 700 is my budget, and I really want a 65".
I suppose I could drop down this: Hisense 55" Class - U6GR5 Series Quantum LED for 450 bucks. Same local dimming.
What would you do? The thing is, these are kinda big and bulky, and I really don't want to be running back and forth to costco. If all these TV's will have problems, I'll just return it and get a OLED when I can better afford it.
Thank You!
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