what is the Seiki 50" 4K Ultra High Definition 120Hz TV reviews?
362623
I'm sorry- I really won't know. What I do know is that Seiki uses a lot of LG components. LG is a good quality company.
362624
I do not know, however,Seiki's customer service is the worst customer service I have ever encountered. Seiki's assembly is of very poor quality. I had to return two tv sets and the third sone they sent still is not working correctly. Buy another brand. Etch-a-sketch is better
1735097
Technically, the only thing that can be considered "real 4K" is of course, real 4K. However, the Seiki SU4KC1 interpolates and fills in (i.e. adds relevant) detail by comparing data between two frames thereby "enhancing" 1080p to a simulated higher resolution (more than 1080p, and less than true 4K) - all of which can only be displayed/seen on a 4K or UHDTV. The shorter answer to you your question therefore is "yes" - with the above disclaimers/qualifications.
1876460
I just purchased a Samsung UN40H5203 - a 60hz refresh. I am enjoying the rich color, but I find that for sports - football and basketball so far - the 60hz can't refresh fast enough to eliminate what seems to be a pixelation where movement is fastest. Otherwise, not issue. Perhaps if I were looking for a TV with a screen as big as the Berlin Wall I'd want the 120hz, but when I bought I saw a $200 difference between otherwise similar Samsung sets. Not worth the difference.
754265
Amigo, I can guarantee you that 2 months to get this TV, the picture quality is very good, and if it is 120hz, I see it buy =D
2138083
No clue. I bought the 46" version and it is 60Hz only. The 55" apparently is 120Hz, at least according to the specs. I doubt the refresh rate is selectable
1496265
the b640 has most of the specs of the b630, but with the glossy finish of the b650. I am a fan of the 120hz and you notices the different with your blu-ray player or PS3 and the dead HD-DVD. It makes things pop-out a little and look a little unatural, but is like 3D on some movies. When you turn it way too high you get the halo effect and some blocking on fast scenes. Most people will buy a blu-ray player sooner or later so I say just go with the 120hz for the future. If you turn it off it is just like watching the b550. Most antenna broadcast will not pop out as much, since the source is not as good.
660462
I have the 60LA7400 with 240Hz and I have a 55" Samsung with 120Hz and I really cannot tell the difference. All Bluray players send a 60Hz signal and the TV's procesor uses the 240Hz to show you the best quality picture. Also do not be fooled by people that tell you that you need a 3D ready or 120 or 240Hz ready HDMI cable. All HDMI cables are the same except the ones that have Ethernet capabilites and there is not technology for that yet. A $10 HDMI cable from Amazon will show the same quality picture as the $200 one a salesman will want you to buy from yor local electronics store. The only diffence is the amount of shielding in the cable that the $200 has, so unless the cable is going from your Bluray around your washing machine then around your dishwasher to your TV your fine...HDMI is digital, either it works or it doesn't work.
1604855
Everyone will have varying opinions on this. Personally I'd go for the 120hz.The best advice is to go view each of these TVs and go with the one you like best.
717526
It's not the Panasonic, it's the Samsung. Many people go out and buy these LCD's with 120 refresh rates only to find themselves with the same thing you are talking about a nearly "too clear" or "soap opera" looking picture. Go out and read the reviews for the 120 refresh sets. Many people find themselves preferring a little extra judder from the 60 refresh than the picture being almost too realistic as you stated; others say it's worth the trade off, it all personal perference. I know for sure the Samsung LCD 600 series are 120 refresh for sure. Being you feed it such a nice clean 1080P signal with the panny and you get the result. Bottom line is that effect is not from your DVD player.
1524088
I am having the same problem. I purchased a 40" LCD LED HD Samsung 120Hz 1080p and when I turn my TV on it shows 60Hz 1080i. And I still don't understand what is wrong. How can I fix it.
354922
Go for size and 120hz. I have a friend who has 60hz and her TV is 6 inches bigger then mine, but she likes mine WAY MORE (i have a ln46a650, she has a sharp). Go for 120hz and size, you will not be disapointed ;)
750285
This TV has a 60Hz refresh rate. I compared this Samsung LN32B550 with the LG model you mention and I found both are good. However, the colors were more vibrant in the Samsung and there was a 'pop' in the colors. The LG was a little more subdued and not as vivid. Also, I don't recall if the LG swivels or not like the Samsung. If you need more dynamic colors, a punch in the Picture quality, go with the samsung. For me, the 120Hz did nothing to convince me its better than the 60Hz. I really could not tell any difference. People swear there is one, but I cannot tell. They had a demo signal going to all TV's with the 120Hz benefits and you cannot even tell any difference there. Theoretically, the 120Hz should be more cleaner/sharper in fast moving images. But fast moving images are well....fast so you only see them for split seconds. Not much of a difference then since how much can you absorb in that split second ? Video gaming should benefit but again, I don't see any significant improvement here. The 2ms response time is useful for video gaming as it will eliminate ghosting ( i.e. trailing images ) but Samsung's 6ms is good enough. Ideally, anything less than 15-20ms and you're good for video gaming from my experience with LCD refresh rates. Go to your local Best Buy and check it out first. Buy from Amazon if the price is lower, else buy from BestBuy with warranty and all. As is, BB now has no restocking fee when you return a product.
898836
hey guys the 32 650 is 15,000:1 and 5ms if you want the 50,000:1 and 4ms and the 120hz one of the same tv you have to buy the bigger size one of the same model
883566
I have the fifty five inch. We got it for a great price at walmart. We were hesistant at first. But its a great tv. I recommend hisense. A lot of people have never heard of the brand which makes it seem like you shouldn't buy it. We have had it for about five months. We use it often and the color is great. Picture volume appearance is great.
141793
The HX800 is an awesome set. You'll get HD on a Vizio and other cheaper brands, but it's not going to be HQ... I was ok with Samsung, Magnavox, and Sharp HDTVs until I got used to watching this set.
1400132
Yes. I wont tell you its the best tv on the market for gaming out there but for what it is it displays superb picture quality at 120 frames per second i personally think 240 frames is to much everything looks like a soap opera the 120 gets the job done with no image lag or frame rate drops i played blackops 2 for hours on end an it ran perfectly fine and for the money you cant beat it its a all around good tv...
46171
Great TV so far. Refresh rate is 240Hz but it really isn't much difference from 120. I play Xbox One on there. Very clear so with PS4 graphics will look even better