Toshiba 65UK3C63DB TV 165.1 cm (65") 4K Ultra HD Smart TV Wi-Fi Black

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Dark sequences instead appear through a pronounced grey mist that robs them of the impressive naturalism the screen achieves with bright scenes. Our TRU picture technology provides smooth, upscaled and more detailed viewing whatever you’re watching. The basic smart platform shouldn’t cause you any grief, either, with a simple but effective layout of app icons on the home screen.

They specs are very similar but, I wanna know if anyone have experienced problems with one of those or have heard bad things about them. Bass is lacking, as expected, and voices tread on being overly sharp, the overall presentation cramped rather than the expansive soundfield Atmos is noted for. The Alexa support certainly covers what you’d get from an Echo speaker, or hope for from a smart TV.For audio devices you should use the Audio Link option via the following menu options on the TV: System > Sound Menu. Using this menu you can discover and pair devices that use Bluetooth wireless technology, and start to use them with the TV. one day youll be watching your high def sunday afternoon football, or playing halo 3 on your 360, and notice the ghosting/image blur.

Features new 10-bit 1080p panel, 2nd generation "120hz refresh" [Clear Motion Drive II], premium 32-bit Genessa processor, 5th generation D. That said, neither Disney+ nor Apple TV were available at the time of writing, with the former being a significant miss. These rather attractive, premium design features are undermined, though, by a pretty plasticky glossy black finish to the main screen frame. The construction of the chassis is noticeably plastic, and just as noticeable is the chunky bezel that stripes the screen. A watch of His Dark Materials on iPlayer in the Smart mode showed that, while the audio will do a job for casual TV watchers, it could be improved upon.

The 50UK3163DB’s claimed contrast ratio of 5,000:1 is reasonably promising by affordable LED TV standards, though the set’s measured peak brightness (taken on a white HDR window covering 10% of the screen) of 336 nits doesn’t promise a particularly exciting HDR performance.