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Not sure if this even matters to you, but one of the nice things of this Android Hisense, and I assume with the Roku Hisense, is that I can use 5.1 Dolby Digital Output through the Digital Optical Output and at the same time I use stereo through the TV speakers. A big deal when I use Dolby...

I don't remember if I absolutely had to, but I did log into my Android account on my TV to use it as well.

That's great that the 480p upscaled correctly with your Apple TV. Weird why their sample couldn't upscale correctly. Maybe the issue is with other video devices. As far as inputs, yep, that's the Roku TV interface. I know a couple of guys who have Roku TVs and they said how all features of the...

I'm a Roku guy through and through, but love the Android interface on the 65U6G. I have probably about 10 Roku Devices. I have a large collection of DVDs and that was the main reason why I went with the 65U6G Android version. For some reason, Roku devices and TVs can not use a 480i/480P program...

It seems the 65U6G doesn't have any of the red smear as rtings.com stated. I guess they had found it on the U8G and very slightly on the U7G. Perhaps due to their 120Hz panels. Also Rtings.com has stated that response time is great on the U6G as poor response times create motion blur.

Getting back on topic with the Hisense 65" 65U6G TV, the brightness is excellent. It's almost overbearing in SDR even when the backlight is set down to 60 with Theater Night picture mode. I've found that 40 or 50 provides a more comfortable brightness even with one 100 watt (equivalent) lamp to...

I'm a Roku and Android guy. I've never liked how Apple has conducted their business or how their devices control personal media. While I was doing my search about HDR issues with streamers, many many threads on Apple TV came up along with Fire TV stating HDR content problems. I've found with...

If that's Apple, I've read quite a few quirks with them and HDR as well. Maybe now things are better but a lot of posts about Fire TV and Apple TV. Myself, I don't care for Apple as a company or their devices, but that's just me. If you mean Android, the Android TV system plays all HDR content...

I did find some things out the more I play. The aspect ratios and other greyed selections are only disabled in 4K. They are active in 1080P. Also got my Dolby Vision issues straightened around. Found that you do have to have HDMI 2.0 Format at Enhanced for Dolby Vision to operate. Otherwise...

Thanks! The rtings.com settings look great and that's what they recommend. I have to agree. Glad the hard re-boot worked for you. I've had to do that on most of my electronics when performance issues or quirks came up. It's helped 90% of the issues I've had. I've never liked active contrast...

Just found out that Dolby Vision isn't easy to get as HDR10. Found out that my Roku Ultra 4670 does not support Dolby Vision. I thought it was suppose to with an update but doesn't at this time. The next gen newer Roku Ultra 4800 does support it. Since I didn't need the headphone remote...

I guess I'm more sensitive to it than you. I've seen it on most Plasma TVs with motion and it drives me nuts. Glad you don't notice it. Nothing is perfect and everyone can have different things they are more sensitive to than others. I've never been bothered by LCD Motion and hate the soap...

I couldn't go back and edit as that feature is now disabled but the worst issue with plasma that drove me nuts was phosphor trails. This smeared the image badly from fast motion. Thought I had mentioned that in the previous post but left it out.

Glad you like your plasma, just not for me. I haven't noticed any noticeable issues with motion as I haven't noticed on my other TVs either. I had a low end LG Plasma that was terrible with image retention, black areas that were more grey, brightness flicker and had a really bad picture with...

I had a LG 55UM7300 in the living room and I have a LG 47LW5600 1080P Passive 3D TV in the media room. This new Hisense 65U6G blows both away. I simply can believe how good the TV performs. It performs better than some of the Plasma TVs I had or installed around 2010. The LG 55UM7300 had really...