u/LauriROX — reddlx

Hisense U65 Pro 75" or 85"

I went TV shopping with a budget of around $800 and was pretty much ready to buy the 75" Hisense U65 Pro for $750.

Then I saw the 85" for $1,100 and started second guessing it. It's $350 more, but the size difference looks pretty huge in person.

My couch is about 10 feet from the TV, and I have enough wall space for either size. We mostly watch movies and sports, with some gaming here and there.

The 75" fits my budget perfectly, but $1,100 for an 85" honestly feels like a really good price. Now I'm wondering if I should just spend a little more and go bigger.

Anyone sitting around 10 feet from an 85"? Would you pay the extra $350, or is 75" already plenty?

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u/LauriROX — 24 hours ago

▲ 6 r/homedesign

Why does my room feel different from the inspiration photos?

I’ve always loved this black, white and gold style I see on Instagram, so I tried to create something similar in my own space.I actually like every piece in this room. They all felt right when I picked them. Even so, the room does not feel as fancy as those images.I dont know if I am missing a little detail or it is really just about how it was organized. What are the details that usually make a room feel more finished?

u/LauriROX — 1 month ago

▲ 5 r/HisenseFootballZone

Finally upgraded my TV just in time for Tunisia vs Netherlands tonight

I’ve been noticing Hisense quite a lot in the World Cup broadcasts lately, and since I was already thinking about replacing my old TV, I started reading reviews and ended up getting the 75" Hisense U6.

It was just installed today, so I’ve only had a little time to test it, but the picture already looks so much better than my old TV. The size feels like a huge upgrade too, and I’m really looking forward to watching tonight’s match on it.

What TVs are you all using to watch football?

u/LauriROX — 2 months ago