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hey everyone Jimmy with Jim's review room I've been holding off on getting a 4k TV for a while but considering I have this awesome computer that can run 4k games and it might be purchasing the Xbox one X for Christmas I think it's finally time first off thank you guys for supporting me all these years because of you I finally got a sponsor to help make this studio even more badass the folks at haizen sponsored this video and sent over this massive 65-inch 4k HDR TV to show you guys this thing is massive for my assessment the spec shows they're offering some high-end specs but at a much cheaper price I'll place the links down below and links also the Hisense if you want more information now taking a look at this thing the quality on the front and the sides looks well-crafted brushed aluminum metal surround the entire units and looking directly in the front the TV has decent sized bezels for the average consumer the TV is wall mountable or if you're a tabletop kind of person the metal feet on the bottom of the TV is quite sturdy looking at the rear of the h9 plus it comes with four HDMI ports you could be to judge offense enough for you but all the connections are available such as components and AV cables as for audio there's an optical and 3.5 millimeter jack nearby and lasts for data connections if you don't use Wireless there's a LAN port and USB before connecting a flash drive or SD card reader if you want now I'm turning on the television here and looking at the menus it's quite intuitive and simple to use it's very easy to navigate to pressing the home button on the controller brings up a horizontal scrolling menu allowing you to quickly switch between features like your apps live TV and the input menu everything is huge and from the remote navigating through their Smart TV platform give you services like YouTube Netflix and Amazon videos and although there's no chromecast built-in you can still browse YouTube and Netflix content on your smart phone and have it cast into your TV so right before jumping into the display this really stood out to me the built-in speakers / loud as heck and just a fine level of 20 the ht9 plus fills up medium-sized rooms very easily and the audio quality remains intact not getting raspy or distorting for speakers on a TV which I'm usually against if you don't have a sound bar or tower speakers the HM plus was surely good if not it did take me by surprise I'm gonna play a quick audio sample again put on your headphones and earphones for the best audio experience plus my parents were like super rich so it's like well I get a job right yeah just keep using their money right all right folks now taking a look at this massive 65 inch display no question the 4k resolution helps tremendously this also has a built-in 4k UPS Keller so lower resolution images can be up converted to look better on this TV I have a 4k Netflix account and it looks amazing watching YouTube in 4k looks so pro nowadays and not too engine gaming in 4k for the first time was a whole new experience for me and on a 65-inch man everything looks crazy sharp the high sense provides what they call ultra LED it's a combination of wide color gamut and high dynamic range similar to what other flagship TVs have today now throwing in some very colorful content I've been shocked the colors pop without going overboard and I admittedly watched GoPro videos as a form of inspiration for their cinematography for their angles to use of color to simply evoking emotion and watching the latest 4k videos wow they look clean as heck just take a look at this that a smooth motion rate is quite impressive here and offered a smooth and consistent experience considering its 4k and how big the TV is I was afraid that fast paced games the TV wouldn't be able to keep up causing screen tearing or some nasty framerate stutters and such now testing this on the latest Forza 7 with my new steering wheel this is an immersive experience maybe giving some people motion sickness if you guys look or set a little too close to the TV but I'll seriousness throwing on several more games for you guys like FIFA 2 playing overall just for fun nothing competitive the TV never gave me second guesses or having noticed if there were any issues overall very very much enjoyable and last but not least one of the biggest issues with low-end TVs are its black levels when watching movies you get screen bleeding blooming and blacks that doesn't look like blacks at all but a very very dark gray but a closer you get to true blacks colors next to it tends to pop and offers a higher contrast ratio for the HD 9 plus this is not an OLED TV but the blacks are still very good as you can see on your screen for movie watching for Netflix watching etc so that's it folks for today's overview as always be sure to like and subscribe and comment down below what you guys think again thank you very much for this opportunity more videos surely to come you guys take care I will see you on the next one bye