I bought it from a big store thinking that I made the purchase of the year! A 65-inch smart TV so cheap? Well, here's why it's cheap:
- It doesn't run Android TV, it runs Android 11, it's a TV that thinks it's a mobile phone.
- It has its own app store AND NOT the Play Store, resulting in the absence of many applications such as Ertflix, for example.
- You can't directly cast from YouTube what you were watching on your mobile phone.
- Its UI is TASTELESS, it's as if a 14-year-old Chinese kid made it.
While it can be considered a good device, it definitely doesn't deserve to be called smart.

As a construction, it is good and the three-year warranty is also something good to have.
The picture and sound are just OK. In its price category, no one expects more. Obviously, it cannot be compared to QLED/OLED and other TVs that cost twice or three times as much, but it is satisfactory.

The remote control that accompanies it is unacceptable (it is not what they show in the photos). It is difficult to press the buttons and ergonomically it makes you wonder which genius thought of putting the buttons in those positions.

For some reason, if it stays closed for more than a day, it loses the WiFi connection and I have to manually reconnect.

Equally unacceptable is the Smart TV system. Yes, it is Android 11 but it is a "special" version of Dahua and not Android TV. The only good thing is that you can install any APK you want via USB and it is quite fast. The downsides are many: it does not have the Play Store but its own store. The apps it downloads are not for TV because the TV thinks it is a tablet, so you cannot navigate with the remote control at all. Even the Netflix that it has inside, you cannot control it at all with the remote control. The best part? You look at the manual and it says "for smart functions, connect a keyboard and mouse"! And it doesn't end there. The TV is not widevine certified, which means that streaming apps play at the minimum resolution! YouTube plays fine, for example, but Netflix only plays in 480p, which is completely useless on a 55" TV (we used to watch 480p in the 80s on 14" TVs). In short, forget about the smart functions, you definitely need a TV Box.