Changhong UD49YC5500UA

Lasted a little over a year. Not powering on anymore. Junk. Do not buy this brand.

I own a couple restaurants and purchased these to replace my mega old TV's. I got 4 for each restaurant, displaying sports on 3 and utilizing 1 for digital signage (got it from "Your Digital Signage" company, cheap, easy, and tons of features). Easy to...

None for my use.

I bought this on sale for 300. Delivery was super quick. Picture was ok out of the box. Did some adjusting and got it looking pretty good. For $300 I was more than pleased. Took me a while to try out the 4K as I had to buy a new video card for my PC....

There is the input lag with the mouse. I'm not a gamer so that doesn't really bother me. Takes a while when changing sources and powering up.

Great Picture

First TV broke within warranty. Can only be repaired by mailing to California at a $61 shipping fee. Could not repair first TV, Changhong sent a new TV which has broken in less than a month. Bought a TV for my GF the RCA inputs do not work. Overall a...

Great picture

Easy to setup

Great picture. Cartoons (Archer) seems to be upscaled but still reads as 1080P. Lines are very crisp. Refresh is good even in PS4 games.

No deactivate ability for disconnected inputs. Old protocols so no 4K ability from my Fire TV. Slow on/off cycle

I will be honest I was a little scared to make this purchase based on other users reviews but if I could give this tv 4.5 stars I would. Don't get me wrong this set it not without its shortcomings but overall you can't beat this deal. I hooked this set...

After about a year of use I began to get some flickering that other users had mentioned. I had purchased the three year warranty for this unit and since it is direct from china there apparently are no parts. Warranty services is giving me a new TV.

- You CAN get 4K with a PC with a decent video cards. FULL 4K for around $250 with decent color rendition. - 4 HDMI with 1 MHL port which DOES NOT support 4K. with 3 support HMDI 1.4? only. which support 4K at 30Hz. good enough for videos and movies....

There are a long list of cons - lag like hell with mouse lagging at least half second so you will not be able to hand/eye coordinate very well. but the work around is to use some touchpad or track ball type mouse which limits your cursor speed and it...

- You CAN get 4K with a PC with a decent video cards. FULL 4K for around $250 with decent color rendition. - 4 HDMI with 1 MHL port which DOES NOT support 4K. with 3 support HMDI 1.4? only. which support 4K at 30Hz. good enough for videos and movies....

There are a long list of cons - lag like hell with mouse lagging at least half second so you will not be able to hand/eye coordinate very well. but the work around is to use some touchpad or track ball type mouse which limits your cursor speed and it...

- You CAN get 4K with a PC with a decent video cards. FULL 4K for around $250 with decent color rendition. - 4 HDMI with 1 MHL port which DOES NOT support 4K. with 3 support HMDI 1.4? only. which support 4K at 30Hz. good enough for videos and movies....

There are a long list of cons - lag like hell with mouse lagging at least half second so you will not be able to hand/eye coordinate very well. but the work around is to use some touchpad or track ball type mouse which limits your cursor speed and it...