PAL/NTSC shouldn't be a problem. DTV signal is, but not a big issue.
I think the biggest problems are:
-Shipping damage
-Netflix, RokuTV restrictions - When you're in HK, there are restrictions on content
If the apps are the only reason you're looking at this model, get a TV in HK and a Chromecast or a IPTV box
Well, yes.
The first point is why you factor the couple hundred dollars for a transformer into the purchase price.
The second point is certainly a risk if you have random people frequently unplugging and replugging your TV. Personally, this is an event that happens at my place once every 5+ years.
This does make me curious about how common dual voltage TVs are in the US. The one and only time I bothered checking, the TV did happen to be dual voltage.
Personally, I'd be a bit more concerned with lack of warranty and the hassle of arranging shipping.
Last edited by jgl; 07-09-2018 at 01:57 PM.
i don't think there are much advantages with a US TV in HK, but a Modern European TV with RGB scart socket has a certain niche following in Hk for retro gamers