
Hisense
Hisense 50H5G 50-Inch 1080p 120Hz Smart LED TV (Refurbished)
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A 50-inch 1080p screen with a native 120Hz refresh rate and smart web browsing built in — refurbished at a price that makes upgrading a straightforward decision.
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Overview
Key Features
Refresh Rate: 120Hz (Native)
Backlight: LED (Full Array)
Smart Functionality: Yes - Full Web Browser
Dimensions (W x H x D): TV without stand: 44.45" x 26.27" x 3.14", TV with stand: 44.45" x 28.54" x 11"
3 HDMI, 2 USB, 1 VGA
Specifications
Screen Size
50 inches
Resolution
1080p Full HD (1920x1080)
Refresh Rate
120Hz (Native)
Backlight Type
LED (Full Array)
Smart Functionality
Yes — Full Web Browser
HDMI Ports
3
USB Ports
2
VGA Port
1
Dimensions (without stand)
44.45" W x 26.27" H x 3.14" D
Dimensions (with stand)
44.45" W x 28.54" H x 11" D
Condition
Refurbished
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Refurbished" mean for this Hisense 50H5G, and is it reliable?
Refurbished means the TV has been inspected, repaired as needed, and tested to function correctly before resale. For a large-screen TV, the most important things to verify are panel uniformity (no dead pixels or backlight bleed) and that all HDMI and USB ports test correctly. Buying from a reputable seller with a return window protects you if cosmetic or functional issues appear after delivery.
Is native 120Hz a meaningful upgrade over a 60Hz TV for everyday TV watching and gaming?
For watching broadcast or streamed content, native 120Hz provides genuinely smoother motion — particularly noticeable during sports and fast-panning scenes, without the soap-opera effect of motion-smoothing algorithms on 60Hz panels. For gaming, 120Hz at 1080p supports higher frame rate inputs from compatible consoles and PCs, reducing motion blur compared to 60Hz.
The smart platform uses a full web browser — does that replace streaming apps like Netflix and Prime Video?
A full web browser can access streaming sites, but browser-based streaming is less reliable than a native app experience — some platforms restrict full 1080p playback to their native apps and may not support HDR through a browser. For the best streaming experience on this TV, pairing it with a streaming stick (Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV) gives you polished native apps alongside the built-in browser.
How many devices can I connect simultaneously?
The 50H5G provides 3 HDMI ports, 2 USB ports, and 1 VGA port. Three HDMI connections cover a cable box, gaming console, and streaming device simultaneously without swapping cables. The two USB ports support media playback from flash drives. VGA is useful for connecting older PCs or projectors directly.
At 50 inches with 1080p resolution, will the picture look sharp from typical viewing distances?
At a typical living room viewing distance of 8–10 feet, 1080p on a 50-inch screen is sharp and clean. You'd need to sit closer than about 6 feet before 4K would offer a noticeable sharpness advantage. For most living room and bedroom setups, this is a non-issue.