First of all, from the appearance point of view, the screen size of this TV is 65 inches. The front face is made of metal brushing, the design lines are sharp, the appearance style is simple, and the front is printed with a white Hisense logo.
Because it is made of metal, under different lights and angles, the border of the screen will also reflect the color of the surrounding environment, so that the overall atmosphere does not appear too monotonous.
Since Hisense is the designated TV partner of the European Cup, the words "60th Anniversary of the European Cup" can also be seen in the lower right corner of the border.
The black edge of the screen, coupled with the metal border on the outside, is only half the thickness of the general board game dice, about 5mm, or very slender.
With the latest Unreal Engine bonus, the details of a character's face in 4K resolution are clearly visible, whether it's the wrinkles and stubble on the character's face, or the hair and eyebrows.
The large 65-inch screen provides good visual coverage, and the bullet's close-up close-up and some explosion effects are even more shocking.
(Standard Mode)
(Cinema Mode)
For example, after the demo of "The Matrix" was adjusted to theater mode, the game screen was more immersive than the standard quality. For some interactive games with a strong sense of picture, it is recommended to use the theater mode to play.
The difference between the two is that HDMI 2.1 has a maximum bandwidth of 48GB, which can achieve signal transmission at 4K 120fps. The maximum bandwidth of HDMI 2.0 is only 18GB, and it can only support 4K 60fps at most. Therefore, to achieve 4K 120 frames, HDMI 2.1 is essential.
The 120-frame gaming TV can make the picture smoother in the process of fast conversion. If the 60-frame picture is rapidly changing, there is still a slight sense of stickiness. At 120 frames, this stickiness is almost completely eliminated. When quickly rotating the surrounding environment of the character, the sense of disconnection in the 60-frame frame picture is more obvious, and the picture is rougher. The environment around the 120-frame picture will appear smoother and smoother, the sense of disconnection is not so serious, and the overall appearance is more delicate. This means that the 120-frame picture can give people a more "silky" feeling in the actual playing scene.
(Enable HDR)
(HDR is not turned on)
A gaming TV, in addition to the main features mentioned above, also comes with some intimate auxiliary features for gamers. For example, the game console automatically recognizes, after connecting its own console to the TV, the TV will automatically switch the signal source. In addition, there are Care+ eye protection mode, ALLM automatic low latency, HDR/SDR/Dolby adaptive adjustment, game screenshots and recording, and other features.
In order to match the node of game console upgrading, many TV manufacturers are also launching game TVs that specialize in living room entertainment for gamers, and the same is true for the domestic TV brand Hisense, which was founded in 1969.