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- Refresh rate: 60Hz
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- Wireless: Wi-Fi 802.11 ac + Bluetooth 5.0
- VESA Mounting: 300x400
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What’s the difference between the A6 and A7?
I also wanted to know more about it, I can't find much information
I don't think either of them is really good :(
The quality might not be the best, but for those on a tight budget (like me), it will work just as well as a more expensive TV
It's an entry level TV, but the overall rating on walmart is 4.5/5. I read the reviews and the complaints are mostly about the TV arriving broken. Other people rated it well. So I think it's more prejudice against the brand than the TV being genuinely bad.
The problem is that people want to demand high quality from a cheap product
Exactly! Obviously, these Hisense TVs aren’t going to compete with high-end models, but for the price, they do what they’re supposed to. If you’re on a tighter budget and still want to enjoy 4K content with Google smart features, I think they get the job done.