Hisense - VIDAA 55" Class (54-5/8" Diag.) - LED - 1080p - Smart - HDTV
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Description
Features
54-5/8" screen measured diagonally from corner to corner
For optimal viewing in large rooms.
VESA 400mm x 400mm compliant
Allows simple wall mounting. Included stand enables stable placement.
Connect to the Internet
Via built-in Wi-Fi for access to Netflix, YouTube, Pandora, Facebook and Twitter (download required for some content from Google Play store).
Dynamic contrast
Provides optimized colors and details for dark blacks and bright colors.
1080p display
Provides a highly detailed picture and is ideal for 1080p-capable content, including Blu-ray movies.
Dolby Digital sound technology
Enhances audio playback, providing clear, balanced and natural sound with deep, enveloping bass.
Sound system
With 2 built-in 15W speakers offers a lush soundscape.
Inputs
Include 4 HDMI, 1 RF antenna, 1 CVBS video, 1 L/R CVBS/RCA component audio, 1 RCA component, 1 VGA and 1 VGA audio.
Outputs
Include 1 analog audio and 1 optical digital audio.
4 HDMI inputs
HDMI cable not included. High-speed HDMI cable is the only connection that can deliver a full HDTV experience with a full 1080p picture and digital surround sound.
PC video input
Lets you connect your computer to experience high-resolution images.
3 USB ports
Allow you to easily display stored picture files on the TV and provides mouse and keyboard support.
Useful additional features
Include progressive scan, 3D digital comb filter, digital noise reduction, CCD, parental control, a sleep timer and closed captions.
What's Included
- Hisense VIDAA 55" Class - LED - 1080p - Smart - HDTV
- Stationary base
- Remote with 2 AAA batteries
- Owner's manual
Energy Ratings
Q: QuestionWill this tv swivel on its stand?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer No it does not swivel
Answered by Elik
Q: QuestionLCD vs. LEDWhat's the difference between LCD and LED? Which has the best picture?
Asked by Dawg.
- A:Answer The main difference is the light source used for each TV. LCD uses CCFL (Cold Cathode Fluorescent) while LED uses...LED. They are both LCD screens versus the almost non-existent Plasma which was a different technology all together. To answer the second question "which has the best picture?" Traditionally LED because it can achieve brighter whites and darker blacks (like that of Plasma). However, my parents still have their first LCD TV by Samsung which has a Gloss screen that makes the colors pop and it still rivals a lot of pictures I have seen today. You will be hard pressed to find a CCFL LCD today as the market has transitioned to LED LCD as the costs have come way down. LED LCD also has lower power consumption, and is lighter and thinner than CCFL LCD. Given the maturity of the market you almost can't go wrong with any LED LCD today. First, budget, size. Name brand you will pay for a lot of bells whistles, you may not need/want. You have picked a perfect time buy because with 4K LED LCD screens now in the market it has pushed standard LED LCD prices way down. If this is your main living room/family room tv, go for as big as you can afford. Today, 55" is the norm and can be had for around $500. 65" is the max I would go for standard size room as content can become fuzzy because of how close you would be sitting, motion blur could cause eye fatigue too. At the 65" range you would want to step up to the 4K LED Tv as it offers a better resolution for large screen size TV's. You can get these starting around $800 right now.
Answered by MnstrMike
Q: QuestionIs this TV, 55H7G, DLNA certified?I'm hoping to use with XBMC on my home network connected via ethernet.
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer The Hisense 55H7 is not DLNA certified.
Answered by HisenseProductExpert
Q: QuestionDifference in Model NumbersWhat is the difference in model numbers Hisense 55H7G (VIDAA 55") and 55H6SG (LED VISION HDTV)
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer These are two completely different models. Please visit our website at Hisense-USA.com for a full description of both.
Answered by HisenseProductExpert
Q: QuestionOperating systemWhat operating system does it use? Android 4.2.2 (jelly bean) Why doesn't it say?
Asked by Dawg.
- A:Answer The Hisense VIDAA H7 uses Android 4.2.2 Go to settings, about tv, and scroll down to android version.
Answered by HisenseProductExpert
Q: QuestionHuluIs there a reason why I cannot get Hulu. When I try to down load the app it says it's not compatible with my device.
Asked by JennSanDiego86.
- A:Answer I tried side loading Hulu since it wasn't available for this device and I haven't had any luck signing in. I access Hulu through my xbox one and Apple TV instead. You could also get chromecast or Roku streaming stick as an alternative. Hope this helps
Answered by James
Q: QuestionDoes this tv's web browser(Chrome) work with web site which has video to play?Does this tv's web browser(Chrome) work with web site which has video clip to play? Such as ondemandkorea.com, it is Korean TV program playing web sites. Does anyone try it for me and answer me? Thank you in advanced..
Asked by RICK.
- A:Answer This TV is equipped with WiFi so you should have no problem streaming content from your favorite sites.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: QuestionTV PRICETHIS TV WAS $599 YESTERDAY I DID NOT RELIZE IT WOULD BE 699 TODAY DO YOU KNOW WHEN IT WILL BECOME ON SALE AGAIN?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer I paid $499 on 12/12/2014 and I would still buy it at $699. That's how great this TV is.
Answered by Lavalson