All the usual suspects are on board, including Netflix, Amazon Video Prime, YouTube, and Rakuten TV. This V.5 edition is built squarely around streaming apps and content curation. The UK iteration of the A6G comes with the latest version of Hisense’s own Vidaa smart platform. US buyers will get Google Assistant to chat with, while UK buyers are also offered Amazon Alexa. So that makes an extensive streaming app selection a given, and you also get Chromecast built-in. For US buyers, the A6G ships with the Android smart platform. The TV comes with a single, slim remote control, peppered with content shortcuts: Netflix, Amazon Prime, Rakuten TV, YouTube, and Freeview Play all fall easily to thumb.Ĭonnected smarts are good. However, we measured input lag at 48.2ms (1080/60) with Game mode selected, making it a potential stumbling block when looking at the A6G through the lens of the best TV for PS5 and Xbox Series X. Hisense claims an input lag of better than 20ms for the A6G. We do have an early area of contention though. Additional connectivity comprises an analog video minijack input, digital optical audio output if you need it, and Ethernet to support Wi-Fi.

There’s also eARC for routing audio out to a soundbar. However, this won't be bursting onto our best 120Hz 4K TV guide as none offer 4K 120Hz support - which isn’t surprising given the price - but there is some HDMI 2.1 functionality, with low latency ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) and VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) support.

Alternatively, this is actually a good screen to wall-mount, as it weighs a remarkably light (for the size) 11.3kg. If you’re near-field gaming, then you’ll need to invest in some accommodatingly wide AV furniture. The panel is framed by a smart dark grey bezel, with two plastic feet left and right. The A6G is a pretty decent looker for the cash.

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