Haier H75M92FUX 75" VS TCL 98QM9K 98"

The Haier H75M92FUX 75″ and TCL 98QM9K 98″ both feature a 4K (UHD) resolution of 3840 x 2160 px, offering clear and detailed visuals. Both displays use QLED, LED-backlit, LCD, and Mini-LED technology, which should provide vibrant colors and deep blacks. The Haier model has a pixel density of 59 ppi, while the TCL has a slightly lower pixel density of 54 ppi, meaning the Haier may have a slightly sharper image, though the difference might not be noticeable at typical viewing distances given the larger screen of the TCL. Both displays support 1070 million colors with 10-bit depth for enhanced color accuracy.

When it comes to refresh rate, both the Haier and the TCL offer a high 144Hz, ideal for smooth motion in fast-moving content. Both models support HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, and HLG, ensuring a great HDR experience. The Haier supports AMD FreeSync and AMD FreeSync Premium, while the TCL takes it a step further by adding AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, which may offer additional benefits for gaming or fast-paced content.

Both TVs have anti-reflection coatings and ambient light sensors, which help optimize the viewing experience in different lighting conditions. The horizontal and vertical viewing angles are both listed as 178º for both models, ensuring consistent picture quality even from off-center viewing positions.

Both the Haier H75M92FUX 75″ and the TCL 98QM9K 98″ offer solid connectivity options. They both feature Bluetooth, with the Haier supporting Bluetooth version 5.2 and the TCL supporting a slightly newer version, Bluetooth 5.4. Both TVs also come with HDMI 2.1 support, which is ideal for high-quality video and audio, and each has 4 HDMI ports. Additionally, both models support Wi-Fi, including Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n), Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac), and Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), ensuring fast and reliable wireless internet connectivity.

In terms of USB ports, both models include 2 USB ports, and each has 1 RJ45 port for wired Ethernet connections. The Haier supports Miracast, which allows for wireless screen sharing, and so does the TCL. The Haier model includes a socket for a 3.5 mm audio jack, whereas the TCL does not. Both models lack an external memory slot, as well as VGA and DVI connectors, which means neither product supports these legacy connections.

Overall, the connectivity options between the two models are quite similar, with only a few differences in Bluetooth version and the presence of the 3.5 mm audio jack on the Haier, which is missing on the TCL.

Both the Haier H75M92FUX 75″ and the TCL 98QM9K 98″ support a comprehensive range of audio technologies, ensuring great sound quality. Both models support Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Digital Out, and Dolby Audio. They also include Dolby Atmos for immersive sound, and neither model supports Dolby Virtual.

In terms of speakers, both models feature stereo speakers, but only the Haier comes with a subwoofer for enhanced bass. The Haier also lacks the SRS TheaterSound HD feature, which is consistent with the TCL as it also does not include this technology. Both models support HDMI ARC and HDMI eARC, providing convenient audio connection options with compatible devices.

Overall, the audio setups of both models are quite similar, with the main difference being the inclusion of a subwoofer in the Haier, which is absent in the TCL.

The Haier H75M92FUX 75″ and TCL 98QM9K 98″ differ in size and design. The Haier model measures 1670 mm in width, 962 mm in height, and 77 mm in thickness, with a volume of 123703.58 cm³. In contrast, the TCL is significantly larger, with a width of 2166.1 mm, height of 1235.9 mm, and a thinner thickness of 54.1 mm. The TCL also has a larger volume of 144830.19 cm³.

Weight-wise, the Haier is much lighter at 23200 g, while the TCL is considerably heavier at 56001 g, which reflects its larger size and possibly its more robust build.

Both models support VESA mounting, allowing for flexible installation options, but the Haier’s smaller size may be more convenient for certain spaces, while the TCL’s larger size could be more fitting for bigger rooms or setups.

Both the Haier H75M92FUX 75″ and the TCL 98QM9K 98″ offer a variety of useful features, with both models supporting Chromecast built-in, AirPlay, and having a built-in smart TV platform. They are also compatible with Google Assistant, allowing for voice control. However, the TCL model has the added benefit of working with Alexa, while the Haier does not support Alexa integration. Both models lack support for Siri/Apple HomeKit.

Both TVs allow remote smartphone control, support USB recording, and have features like a search browser, sleep timer, and child lock. The standby power consumption is identical for both models at 0.5W, which is quite low. Additionally, both TVs support voice commands for hands-free operation. Neither TV comes with a rechargeable remote control.

The warranty period differs slightly, with the Haier offering a 2-year warranty, while the TCL offers a shorter 1-year warranty. Overall, the main differences between these models in this category are the inclusion of Alexa support in the TCL and the longer warranty period of the Haier.