Hisense 75E8Q 75" VS TCL 75QM5K 75"

Both the Hisense 75E8Q 75″ and the TCL 75QM5K 75″ feature 4K UHD displays with the same resolution of 3840 x 2160 px and pixel density of 59 ppi, ensuring similarly sharp visuals. Both displays offer a 10-bit color depth, capable of displaying 1070 million colors, and support the same HDR formats, including HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, and HLG. The screen size is almost identical, with the Hisense being 75″ and the TCL being slightly smaller at 74.5″.

In terms of display technology, the Hisense uses an LED-backlit, LCD, Mini-LED setup, while the TCL uses a QLED, LED-backlit, LCD, Mini-LED configuration. Although both share similar backlighting and LCD technology, the addition of QLED in the TCL may provide different color performance, though this is not detailed here. Both displays offer a typical brightness of 500 nits and a refresh rate of 144Hz, ensuring smooth, vibrant visuals for most content.

For viewing angles, both models offer identical maximum horizontal and vertical viewing angles of 178º. They also share the same features, including anti-reflection coating and an ambient light sensor. In terms of physical design, the TCL has a slight edge with a marginally smaller screen size, but otherwise, their display specifications are nearly identical, providing an equally impressive visual experience on both models.

Both the Hisense 75E8Q 75″ and the TCL 75QM5K 75″ support Bluetooth connectivity, with both offering HDMI 2.1 ports. The Hisense has a total of 4 HDMI ports, while the TCL comes with 3. Both models also feature Wi-Fi support, with compatibility for both Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) and Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac). In terms of USB ports, the Hisense provides 2, while the TCL only has 1.

Both TVs include 1 RJ45 port, enabling wired internet connectivity, and support Miracast for wireless screen mirroring. The Hisense 75E8Q includes a socket for a 3.5 mm audio jack, which is not available on the TCL 75QM5K. Neither model offers an external memory slot, VGA connector, or DVI connector.

Overall, while both products offer similar core connectivity features, the Hisense provides a few more HDMI and USB ports, as well as a 3.5 mm audio jack socket, which the TCL lacks.

The Hisense 75E8Q 75″ and the TCL 75QM5K 75″ share almost identical audio features. Both models support Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, and Digital Out. They also include stereo speakers and support Dolby Atmos and Dolby Audio for immersive sound experiences. Neither TV features SRS TheaterSound HD or Dolby Virtual, but both have a subwoofer to enhance bass performance.

In terms of DTS support, both models include DTS:X, ensuring high-quality surround sound. Additionally, both the Hisense and the TCL support HDMI ARC and HDMI eARC for easy integration with external audio systems. The audio specifications of both models are identical, providing similarly robust sound capabilities.

Overall, the audio performance on both TVs is quite comparable, with identical support for key technologies like Dolby and DTS, and both offering HDMI ARC/eARC for seamless audio connections.

The Hisense 75E8Q 75″ and the TCL 75QM5K 75″ have very similar designs, with slight differences in size and weight. The Hisense measures 1668 mm in width, 961 mm in height, and has a thickness of 86 mm, while the TCL is slightly wider at 1671.3 mm and just 960.1 mm in height. The TCL is also thinner, with a thickness of 55.9 mm compared to the Hisense's 86 mm.

In terms of weight, the Hisense is heavier, weighing 28,500 g, while the TCL is lighter at 23,496 g. The volume of the Hisense is 137,853.528 cm³, while the TCL's volume is smaller at 89,697.986 cm³.

Both models support VESA mounting and have identical maximum and minimum operating temperatures, ranging from 5 °C to 35 °C. Despite the size and weight differences, both TVs offer similar design features, including VESA mount compatibility and robust operating temperature ranges.

Both the Hisense 75E8Q 75″ and the TCL 75QM5K 75″ share many of the same key features. Both models support AirPlay, have built-in smart TV functionality, and are compatible with Google Assistant and Alexa. They also support remote smartphone functionality, have a search browser, a sleep timer, and a child lock. Both TVs have voice command support and feature USB recording capability, along with a standby power consumption of 0.5W.

One notable difference is the warranty period: the Hisense 75E8Q offers a 3-year warranty, while the TCL 75QM5K has a shorter 1-year warranty. Additionally, both models are not compatible with Siri/Apple HomeKit, and neither includes a rechargeable remote control.

Overall, the two models are very similar in terms of features, with the key distinction being the difference in warranty length, where the Hisense offers more coverage.