NathanXCV
Novice Member
What would you say is the best budget 43/32" with good sound in the EU/the Netherlands?
I prefer 1080p over 720p, but sound is more important.
I prefer 1080p over 720p, but sound is more important.
Sound Quality
Thanks to its direct LED backlight the Hisense A6200 has a relatively deep chassis, which means there’s more space in the TV for larger speakers, and the bigger the speaker, the better the sound. As a result, the TV actually sounds pretty good for a 50-inch budget model, despite the use of a pair of downward-firing drivers. There’s 7W of amplification for each speaker and, while that might not sound like a lot, it’s sufficient for most TV viewing.
The A6200 is never going to deliver a big room-filling sound and, if you push the volume too high, it will start to distort. However, it can deliver a decent soundstage with a solid mid-range and high-end. The bass is unsurprisingly limited but dialogue is clear and music has some good stereo imaging. If you’re a film fan you should consider investing in a soundbar, but for general TV viewing the A6200 is more than capable of delivering a passable audio experience.
Hisense TVs? Differences will be aesthetic and if there is ANY difference in features it will be in supported WiFi standards.Do you know if there's any difference between the 5000/5500 and the 5100/5600?
Haven't been able to spot any other than who and where it's sold by. The 5000/5100 don't have any Wifi at all (nor ethernet) so not even possible to be a difference in it. Looks exactly the same as well.Do you know if there's any difference between the 5000/5500 and the 5100/5600?