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- Sound Quality
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LG UP7000 vs Hisense A6G
Side-by-Side Comparison
Products
LG UP7000
Hisense A6G
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Resolution4k
TypeLED
Sub-TypeIPS
Resolution4k
TypeLED
Sub-TypeIPS
Variants
- 43UP7000PUA (43")
- 50UP7000PUA (50")
- 55UP7000PUA (55")
- 65UP7000PUA (65")
- 70UP7070PUE (70")
- 75UP7070PUD (75")
- 43A6G (43")
- 50A6G (50")
- 55A6G (55")
- 58A6G (58")
- 60A6G (60")
- 65A6G (65")
- 70A6G (70")
- 75A6G (75")
- 85A6G (85")
Our Verdict
LG UP7000
Hisense A6G
Although there aren't many significant differences between them, the LG UP7000 is slightly better than the Hisense A6G. Both TVs use different panel types with different sizes, meaning the exact performance difference may vary. The LG is a bit brighter, but the Hisense is more accurate out of the box. The Hisense has more HDMI ports than the LG, which might be a factor depending on the number of sources you're looking to connect.