ELEX UST7650 JBL 4K UHD TV
Hi.
UHD is a triple core that I wanted to see in the big screen at home with a picture quality.
The existing 45-inch UHD TV (Tiena SD4800) also has a backlit problem
Because it is small in size, UHD TV can not save the original taste (!?)
I bought a 65-inch UHDTV that I just released from Hansung Computer.
It may be a personal taste, but I like the color of the LG IPS panel
Because it is wide viewing angle, it is good to watch at all angle.
I first got to experience smart TV because OS is Android
I was able to easily install PLEX through the App Store.
YouTube or Netflix are installed as default apps
I was able to use it right away.
I thought HDR was not the first one.
However, I found that HDR content enabled the function properly.
So I tested it through preview on IPTV and there was a lot of on / off difference (see image below).
It's HDR support, so it's definitely alive.
In the past, when using an LCD or LED TV, the complaints were that the built-in speaker set the speaker down from the bottom rear of the screen
I was not satisfied with sound quality anyway.
However, this product is located in front of the built-in speaker and famous for its speakers JBL sound
I do not have a separate soundbar, but I can appreciate it enough. (This may also be an individual difference, but my case is satisfactory. ^^)
It seems to be a decent product at present price range.
If you have a problem
I have not used smart TV properly in large companies
The power on and the boot up time seem to be long (about 20 seconds or more).
I do not think it's a big inconvenience because I rarely turn on the TV in a hurry.
It's a YouTube 4K video, but it's fantastic. I do not feel well because the picture is small.
It is the basic HD quality video of YouTube and it outputs very clear. Satisfied ~ !!
Android OS is a very intuitive and easy to use YouTube list is also good.
I have output HDR contents in IPTV, but first of all HDR screen.
HDR is activated, the video is surely alive.
The screen is the IPTV basic HD class terrestrial output screen.
The 65-inch is really huge.
