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When it comes to choosing a TV, the decision often boils down to personal preference and viewing habits. On one hand, we have the Hisense 32" TV, which offers a compact size and a built-in Roku operating system, making it a convenient choice for those who prioritize simplicity and ease of access to a massive library of content. It’s geared towards viewers who enjoy laid-back binge-watching with features like Motion Rate processing that enhance fast-action scenes.
On the other hand, the TCL 4-Series TV takes a different approach, boasting stunning 4K Ultra HD resolution that elevates your viewing experience to new heights. With HDR technology for more vibrant colors and a customizable home screen, it caters to those who want a more immersive experience, especially for sports and cinematic films.
So, are you more inclined to stick with the straightforward, budget-friendly Hisense that ticks all the boxes for casual viewing? Or does the allure of the TCL's higher resolution and advanced features entice you to invest more for a richer experience? Let’s dissect the pros and cons of each to help you decide which TV truly fits your needs.
I'm trying to decide between two TVs and could really use your input. On one hand, I've got the Hisense 32" TV. It has a built-in Roku, which is awesome since it gives me access to a massive library of over 500,000 movies and shows. Plus, with its Motion Rate processing and Game Mode, it seems like it would handle fast-paced action pretty well. However, the HD resolution is only 720p, which makes me a bit concerned about picture clarity, especially for movies and sports.
On the other hand, there’s the TCL 4-Series TV. This one boasts stunning 4K Ultra HD, which is really tempting given that it promises four times the resolution of Full HD. The High Dynamic Range (HDR) is another selling point since it should provide brighter and more accurate colors. Plus, the customizable home screen sounds super convenient, especially for someone like me who juggles different streaming services. My worry, though, is whether it has any issues with sound quality or if it’s as user-friendly as it claims.
So, based on picture quality, sound quality, system performance, and any potential downsides you might know about, which one should I go for? Your thoughts would be super helpful!
On the other hand, the TCL 4-Series TV takes a different approach, boasting stunning 4K Ultra HD resolution that elevates your viewing experience to new heights. With HDR technology for more vibrant colors and a customizable home screen, it caters to those who want a more immersive experience, especially for sports and cinematic films.
So, are you more inclined to stick with the straightforward, budget-friendly Hisense that ticks all the boxes for casual viewing? Or does the allure of the TCL's higher resolution and advanced features entice you to invest more for a richer experience? Let’s dissect the pros and cons of each to help you decide which TV truly fits your needs.
Specs
| Parameter | Hisense 32" TV | TCL 4-Series TV |
|---|---|---|
Picture |  |  |
Screen Size | 32 Inches | 65 Inches |
Reference Price | - | $483.5 |
Model Year | 2020 | 2022 |
Specific Uses | home entertainment | - |
Highlight | Built-in Roku TV operating system and library of 500,000+ movies and TV episodes. Advanced technologies like Motion Rate processing and Game Mode optimize your fast-action viewing experience HD Resolution 720p delivers a clear, detailed picture. | Stunning 4K Ultra HD: Enjoy breathtaking 4K movies and TV shows at 4 times the resolution of Full HD. Plus your favorite HD shows, movies, and sporting events are enhanced to near Ultra HD resolution with advanced 4K Aspect ratio:16:9 High Dynamic Range: HDR delivers bright and accurate colors for a lifelike viewing experience. Simple, customizable home screen: Your favorite broadcast TV, streaming channels, gaming console and other devices are front-and-center. No more flipping through inputs or wading through complicated menus. |
Operating System | Android | Roku OS |
Internet Applications | roku tv | Netflix,HuluYouTube,Pandora,Amazon Instant Video,HBO Max,Discovery +,Disney +,Apple Tv |
Remote Control | Infrared | Bluetooth |
Controller Type | Remote Control | Touch Control |
Control Method | Voice | Touch |
Aspect Ratio | 16:9 | 16:9 |
Display Technology | LED | LED |
Screen Finish | Matte with possible anti-glare finish | Flat |
Has Color Screen | Yes | Yes |
Resolution | 720p | 4K |
Refresh Rate | 60 Hz | 60 Hz |
HDR Format | HDR10 | HDR10, HLG |
Backlight Technology | LED | - |
Picture Enhancement | - | HDR Compatible |
Audio Channels | 5.1 | 7.1.2, 5.1.2 |
Audio Encoding | - | Dolby Digital Plus |
Audio Output | Multiple | Dolby Atmos |
Audio Input | HDMI, USB | HDMI, USB, Optical |
Speaker Description | - | Dolby Atmos compatible |
Surround Sound | DTS TruSurround | Dolby Atmos |
Video Encoding | - | H.265 (HEVC) |
Screen Mirroring | ||
Water Resistance | - | Not Water Resistant |
Tuner Type | ATSC | ATSC |
Line Voltage | 110 VAC 60 Hz | - |
Other Features | Flat | Flat |
D x W x H | 6.3"D x 28.2"W x 18.5"H | 11.8"D x 56.9"W x 34.8"H |
Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi, HDMI | Wi-Fi |
Wireless Technology | Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi |
Usb Ports | - | 1 |
HDMI Ports | - | 4 |
Connector Type | HDMI | USB, HDMI |
Signal Format | digital | digital |
Which to get
Hey everyone.I'm trying to decide between two TVs and could really use your input. On one hand, I've got the Hisense 32" TV. It has a built-in Roku, which is awesome since it gives me access to a massive library of over 500,000 movies and shows. Plus, with its Motion Rate processing and Game Mode, it seems like it would handle fast-paced action pretty well. However, the HD resolution is only 720p, which makes me a bit concerned about picture clarity, especially for movies and sports.
On the other hand, there’s the TCL 4-Series TV. This one boasts stunning 4K Ultra HD, which is really tempting given that it promises four times the resolution of Full HD. The High Dynamic Range (HDR) is another selling point since it should provide brighter and more accurate colors. Plus, the customizable home screen sounds super convenient, especially for someone like me who juggles different streaming services. My worry, though, is whether it has any issues with sound quality or if it’s as user-friendly as it claims.
So, based on picture quality, sound quality, system performance, and any potential downsides you might know about, which one should I go for? Your thoughts would be super helpful!
