Seiki SE55UY04 - Pros & Cons

it lacks the option to engage smoothing
have any 4K video in my test arsenal
looked too vibrant and unrealistic
Too many tiny
indistinguishable buttons dot its too-small face
the lines began blending together

Seiki SE55UY04 - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Screen size	55 in Best: Axen 8682442100917 Screen size: 123 in
Refresh rate	120 Hz Best: Panasonic TC-P55VT60 Refresh rate: 3000 Hz
Resolution	3840 x 2160 px Best: Samsung QE82Q800TATXXU Resolution: 7680 x 7320 px

Seiki SE55UY04 - Full Specifications

Panel design	Flat
Screen size	55.0 in
Resolution	3840 x 2160 px
Screen Technology	LCD
LCD Backlighting	LED
Aspect ratio	16:9
Refresh rate	120.0 Hz
Dynamic Contrast Ratio	4,000:1

Smart Tv	no
Local dimming	yes
Parental control	yes
Sleep timer	yes
Multiple languages	yes

3D Support	no

USB	yes

Energy Star Certified	yes

Optimal	88.0 in
Minimum	66.0 in
Maximum	138.0 in

Vesa mount	yes

HDMI port	yes
Number of HDMI ports	3
Number of USB ports	2
Component video (YPbPr/YCbCr) in	yes
Number of component video (YPbPr/YCbCr) inputs	1
Composite port in	yes
Number of composite Inputs	1
VGA port	yes
Number of VGA ports	1
Digital Audio Ports	4
Analogue 3.5mm port	yes
Digital coaxial port	yes
Digital optical port	yes

Height	29.22 in
Width	49.58 in
Weight	39.79 lb
Depth	3.81 in
Colour of product	Black

Seiki SE55UY04 - Q&A (1)

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Productz
over 1 year ago
We’re curious about your experience with Seiki TVs. Has your family owned them in the past? What do you like or dislike about them?
kent
over 1 year ago
I have had a Seiki TV for years and I’m still happy with it.
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Seiki SE55UY04 Seiki - Editorial Reviews (1)

Seiki SE55UY04 Cheap 4K TV has pixels aplenty, poor picture

CNET

Published: 04.06.2013

Cheap 4K TV has pixels aplenty, poor picture

The Seiki SE50UY04 breaks new ground in pricing for a TV with 4K resolution. That's the good news. But all those extra pixels don't mean its picture is better than that of a standard 1080p TV.