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[NSW] Hisense 75Q6NAU 75" UHD LED 4K Smart TV $955 Delivered to Greater SYD / C&C Only @ Appliance Giant

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[NSW] Hisense 75Q6NAU 75" UHD LED 4K Smart TV $955 Delivered to Greater SYD / C&C Only @ Appliance Giant
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Associatedtheroguefox on 23/11/2024 - 13:01 appliancegiant.com.au (391 clicks)
Last edited 25/11/2024 - 17:14 by 1 other user

Hisense Suggested Retail Price: $1799
Current Market Prices: $1188 (AC), $1495 (BL, HN, JB, AOL)

Key Features:

  • Ultra HD 4K Resolution: The 75Q6NAU 75-inch TV features a 4K AI Upscaler that converts the 2K video quality into 4K. It analyses each frame and adjusts the pixels to produce a 4K image.es.
  • Quantum Dot Colour: This innovative technology of the Hisense LED TV works through quantum dots, creating realistic and rich colours. It ensures TV can display wavelengths not possible with old televisions.
  • Game Mode Plus: The smart TV 4K has a feature that ensures low latency through variable refresh rates. This makes the TV ideal for trying action gaming with high flow.
  • Dolby Vision: The Dolby Vision in the 4K LED TV supports all major content formats. It is Dolby Vision with HDR 10+ Decoding. It is designed to enhance picture details.
  • Dolby Atmos: The LED television 4K brings in-depth surround sound effects, which is generally possible in cinemas. The immersive multi-dimensional sound ensures more realistic content.

Hisense Price Activation: Hisense has activated a special price for a limited time on Black Friday. AG has brought the deal forward throughout the Black Friday Period, making this the perfect opportunity to get your hands on it before stock runs out.

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Comments

  • dan0909 on 23/11/2024 - 13:41
    +1

    Suggested Retail Price: $1799. lol.

  • amiafish on 23/11/2024 - 13:48

    This is a better deal if you're with Costco.

    https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/878756

    Google TV OS > VIDAA OS…+$56 cheaper (would almost pay for your Costco membership if you don't have one!)

  • Cool9 on 23/11/2024 - 14:41

    No postage to my area unfortunately.

    • Associatedtheroguefox @ Appliance Giant on 23/11/2024 - 17:34

      Region?

      • Cool9 on 23/11/2024 - 18:03

        3820 Vic.

  • Ryxxi on 23/11/2024 - 15:03
    -1

    Dont bother with Tv's that dont have decent local dimming or are oled in 2024. This tech should be basic by now. Everything is made for HDR now.

    • amiafish on 23/11/2024 - 15:56
      +4

      My dude. This is OB…not everyone wants to pay premuim for stuff that is only really a videophile issue. In a typical Australian living room with ambient light, local dimming and perfect blacks are completely irrelevant. No need to pay double or even triple for features that only really come out in darkened home theatre contexts. Even then, stutter on OLEDs is absolutely heinous on movie content. It's horses for courses…absolute statements like yours are lazy.

    • pencilman on 24/11/2024 - 10:01

      I've struggled with this in choosing a new TV.
      Agree that local dimming, mini-LED and OLED are all great - but as amiafish said,

      for the 99% of viewing that I do which are basic YouTube videos, some Netflix and Amazon Prime movies, and TV I suspect most of the time I wouldn't be able to see much difference given the content.

      Spent a bit of time yesterday in Harvey Normal looking at the various TVs getting a common video feed (Formula One) and it was honestly hard to tell the difference from some of the most basic TVs to the top of the range OLEDs.

    • typhoonadventure on 24/11/2024 - 14:13

      don't bother with hisense, when the TV dies 2 years into the 3 year warranty they'l ghost you or dare you to go to the ACCC>

  • typhoonadventure on 24/11/2024 - 14:12
    +1

    Hisense are not recomended, they don't give a flying f*** about warranty or australian consumer law.

    • ilove on 24/11/2024 - 17:42

      i have a tv that just failed. 2 years into it… what do.. buy a new one or .. claim warranty???

      • typhoonadventure on 24/11/2024 - 20:30

        All their tv's have a 3 year warranty, says so on their website too.

        Regardless all products in australia have to meet requirements of Australian Consumer Law, which dictates a product must be fit for purpose and durable.

        A reasonable customer would expect a tv to last atleast 5 years. So the ACCC and your states consumer and business services will back you against hisense.

        They can't exclude your rights and their responsibilities under the ACL

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