RTINGS measured the A9G’s peak brightness at 800 nits and a contrast ratio of 5,000,000:1, whereas the Hisense A6 topped out at 350 nits with a contrast of 2,500:1. Consumer Reports gave the A9G a 97 % color accuracy score compared to the A6’s 89 %. While the A6 is considerably cheaper on the secondary market, the A9G’s OLED panel provides dramatically deeper blacks and wider viewing angles, ma...
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