Sceptre 65″ 4k Ultra Hd 2160p Led 4x Hdmi 2

August 11, 2021

Sceptre 65″ 4k Ultra Hd 2160p Led 4x Hdmi 2

I love the tv, supper picture, nice size for my room.

While the tv is 4k, the refresh rate is low. With that being the case, you do not get the ‘smoothness’ of higer priced 4k tv’s. For what it is, and at its price point, this is a fantastic bargain for a tv of this size and resolution. Don’t expect any flair with this tv either, it is as basic as they come, yet when our pricey samsung smart tv randomly died this is what we could afford at the time and are not dissapointed. This is a great model for a 2nd room tv for guests or older gaming consoles that cant push out super high refresh rates.

I bought it to replace my old 60′ in the living room and i don’t want smarttv since i have my shield tv. The packaging is ok during the transportation it has some visible damages outside of the box, i was worry about the inside as well. However, while i open the box, the whole tv still in a good packaging. There is one thing you should be aware of is the stand (if you are planning to put the stand instead wall mounting), the may drop and hit your tv while you open the box since they are located on the top of the box. I pair the tv with my harmony and it works flawlesslysound, just to the tv, it is awesome compared to other high-end companies. The virtual surround sound on itselfhighly recommend this company’s displays. They are very good in their products.

Having purchased this television a year ago i can clearly say it was one of the best purchases i’ve made and yes many people are shocked by the price the picture and overall quality when i told them how quickly it and arrived they find it mind-boggling anyone questioning the quality will not be disappointed if you decide to dropped $500 on a 65 inch television it’s absolutely a steal.

12 inches is how close my eyes have to be to see the pixels on a screen that is more than five feet wide. I had to use at least a couple of hours tweaking the picture settings on it and on my blu-ray player to prevent the skin on peoples’ faces from boiling while watching movies because dvd player output wasn’t as precise, so the tv seemed to guess a random pattern. The feet are included, but they were tucked into the top of the box and had to dig them out after lifting the top off the tv. The documentation said it uses only $25 worth of power a year if it’s used 5 hours a day which seems unreal, but it doesn’t heat the room like my plasma did and it was almost as big. This seems cheaply constructed, but i believe that if protected and treated well, it could work for a long time. It’s basic monitor/tv which i thought would save some $$ and if it survives for a few years, then i’ll buy another.