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TCL Q7/Q750G QLED
Hisense U7K [U7, U75K]
The Hisense U7K is better than the TCL Q7/Q750G QLED. The TCL has better contrast than the Hisense, so it looks better in dark rooms. However, the Hisense is more colorful overall, is much more color-accurate pre-calibration, and has much better reflection handling. The Hisense also has a more functional VRR feature, as the TCL's response time fluctuates heavily as its refresh rate goes up and down, so the Hisense is also the better overall gaming TV.
TCL Q7/Q750G QLED
Hisense U7K [U7, U75K]
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TCL Q7/Q750G QLED vs Hisense U7K [U7, U75K]: Main Discussion
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We’ve purchased the product and are waiting for it to arrive in our lab.
Given the input lag results compared to the original G65 model, is it worth re-testing that old model now to see if those figures have improved? :)
As we have limited testing resources, we don’t have any plans to retest the 2022 G65B right now, sorry!
This has got to be the best matte coating I have ever seen the pixel photos are so clean it’s almost like it’s a glossy screen WOW golden rule of thumb look for the monitor with the clearest reflections but muted and clearest pixel photos.
hey! what’s the difference between Game Console and PC input label?
They’re meant to optimize performance with either source, but realistically speaking, there shouldn’t be any difference in performance.
Update: Added that the Sony INZONE M9 II has better local dimming.
Hi Rting team! you’ve written that VRR control increases input lag and when i tried it on both with VRR i noticed it too. That doesn’t seem the case if you use it without using VRR, instead i found it very helpful. Does that make sense to you? Should VRR control even do anything with VRR switched off?
Hi, VRR control is designed to minimize VRR flicker when you have VRR turned on. If you have VRR off the VRR control setting shouldn’t have any impact on monitor performance, as it only affects the monitor’s VRR operation.