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Although expensive, the SunbriteTV Veranda is a perfect pick for full-shade viewing, as it has great contrast and is quite durable. However, other picks offer a smart TV platform and more brightness at more expensive pricing.
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Product Snapshot
Overview
With a tested 451-nit brightness rating, the SunbriteTV Veranda TV 4K is good for outdoor, full-shade viewing, but it is fairly average overall.
It gets bright enough for content to remain comfortably visible in a shaded setting, and with a 4000:1 contrast ratio, its blacks and whites are both deep and bright.
The picture quality on the SunbriteTV is superb thanks to its 4K resolution, and its 8ms response time keeps motion blur at bay, but its three HDMI ports are limiting.
With Viewing angles of 178°, it is great for group viewing since content is visible from the sides, but its 60Hz refresh rate is too low for competitive gaming.
Check out our Toshiba M550 TV review for an alternative with a higher 120Hz refresh rate that would suit gamers. This Sunbrite Veranda TV is also sufficiently weatherproofed, but its 451-nit brightness level is below par compared to other high end alternatives in its category. .
Consensus
our Verdict
With a tested 451-nit brightness rating, the SunbriteTV Veranda TV 4K gets bright enough for content to remain comfortably visible in a shaded setting, and with a 4000:1 contrast ratio, its blacks and whites are both deep and bright.
The picture quality on the SunbriteTV is superb thanks to its 4K resolution, but its three HDMI ports are limiting. With Viewing angles of 178°, it is great for group viewing since content is visible from the sides, but its 60Hz refresh rate is too low for competitive gaming.
Check out our Toshiba M550 TV review for an alternative with a higher 120Hz refresh rate that would suit gamers. This Sunbrite Veranda TV is also sufficiently weatherproofed, making it resistant to weather elements such as humidity and high temperatures.
ReasonS to Buy
Picture quality
The Veranda TV delivers sharp pictures courtesy of its 4K picture resolution and rich color, as it also has 98.61% coverage of the sRGB color space. This places it in the top 20% of the TVs in our list of tested TVs.
Good contrast ratio
Blacks and whites are deep and bright thanks to the TV’s 4000:1 contrast ratio, which is fairly average compared to the other alternatives in its category.
Rapid response time
There is no noticeable motion blur on the Veranda TV 4K full shade thanks to a super quick 8ms response time.
Wide viewing angles
Images on the Veranda TV 4K stay well visible even when viewed from the side, as the TV has an impressive 178° viewing angle, making it perfect for group viewing.
Reason to Avoid
Low brightness rating
For a TV of its caliber, its 451-nit brightness rating is below average compared to other alternatives, but the content is still well-visible in the outdoors, as long as the TV is mounted under a shade.
Low 60Hz refresh rate
The low refresh rate and lack of support for Variable Refresh Rate technology mean that gamers will experience screen judder when gaming.
Poor port selection
There aren’t any HDMI 2.1 ports on the Veranda TV 4K, so it is not compatible with modern Playstation or Xbox consoles
SunbriteTV Veranda TV 4K Full Shade Specs
Backlight Type
Full-Array
Display Type
LED
HDMI Inputs
3
HDR Format
HDR10
LED Panel Type
LED
Max Resolution
3840 x 2160 (4k)
Refresh Rate
60 Hz
Screen size
43", 55", 65", 75"
Smart Platform
No
Sync Technology
No
VRR
No
All Specs
Test Results
These are the most important criteria to test for TVs based on our comprehensive Testing Methodology.
Color Gamut % (DCI P3 xy)
0
Color Gamut % (DCI P3 uv)
0
Color Gamut % (Rec 2020 xy)
0
Color Gamut % (Rec 2020 uv)
0
Color Gamut % (sRGB)
99.82
Color Gamut % (Rec 709)
0
Color Gamut % (BT.2020)
0
Color Gamut % (Adobe RGB)
0
Color Gamut % (BT.709)
0
Contrast Ratio (x:1)
3,631
SDR Brightness (nits)
618
HDR Brightness (nits)
723
Input Lag (ms)
13.9
Response Time (ms)
0
Color Washout (Degrees)
0
Color Shift (Degrees)
0
Brightness Loss (Degrees)
0
Reflections (%)
0
Low-Freq Extension (Hz)
0
Freq Response StdDev @ 70db
0
Freq Response StdDev @ 80db
0
Weighted Total Harmonic Distortion @80db
0
Intermodulation Distortion @80db
0
EOTF (600 nit delta)
0
EOTF (1000 nit delta)
0
EOTF (4000 nit delta)
0
All Tests
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With a tested 451-nit brightness rating, the SunbriteTV Veranda TV 4K is good for outdoor, full-shade viewing, but it is fairly average overall.
It gets bright…
With a tested 451-nit brightness rating, the SunbriteTV Veranda TV 4K is good for outdoor, full-shade viewing, but it is fairly average overall.
It gets bright enough for content to remain comfortably visible in a shaded setting, and with a 4000:1 contrast ratio, its blacks and whites are both deep and bright.
The picture quality on the SunbriteTV is superb thanks to its 4K resolution, and its 8ms response time keeps motion blur at bay, but its three HDMI ports are limiting.
With Viewing angles of 178°, it is great for group viewing since content is visible from the sides, but its 60Hz refresh rate is too low for competitive gaming.
Check out our Toshiba M550 TV review for an alternative with a higher 120Hz refresh rate that would suit gamers. This Sunbrite Veranda TV is also sufficiently weatherproofed, but its 451-nit brightness level is below par compared to other high end alternatives in its category. .
The main difference between the SunbriteTV Veranda 4K and the Sunbrite Veranda TV 3 4K Android is that the former misses out on a SmartTV…
The main difference between the SunbriteTV Veranda 4K and the Sunbrite Veranda TV 3 4K Android is that the former misses out on a SmartTV platform, while the latter runs on the Android TV interface. Through the Android TV platform, users will be able to access a broader range of streaming services. Go ahead and check out what else it offers by going through our SunbriteTV Veranda TV 3 4K Android review.
At around 451 nits, the SunbriteTV Veranda TV 4K Full Shade TV is slightly less bright than the Furrion Aurora 43-inch, rated as 538.9 nits….
At around 451 nits, the SunbriteTV Veranda TV 4K Full Shade TV is slightly less bright than the Furrion Aurora 43-inch, rated as 538.9 nits. However, the Sunbrite TV also has a better contrast ratio of 4000:1 compared to the Furrion TV, at 1,017:1, meaning the blacks on the Sunbrite TV are much brighter than the Furrion Aurora. We’ve also covered the Furrion TV in our Furrion TV review if you’re interested.
As its title implies, the SunbriteTV Veranda 4K Full Shade is meant for use in a full-shade setting, making it slightly different from the SunbriteTV…
As its title implies, the SunbriteTV Veranda 4K Full Shade is meant for use in a full-shade setting, making it slightly different from the SunbriteTV Pro 2 Series 4K, which is designed for use in a full-sun outdoor setting. As a result, the Pro 2 Series has a couple of advanced features that the Veranda Series does not. For example, the Pro 2 Series offers TruVision Antiglare Screen Technology while the Veranda TV does not, and the Pro 2 Series also has a Protective Glass Shield that the Veranda TV does not.
