These TVs Were So Bright! | Hisense U8N & UX

Please write more about... Hisense U8K have only 2x HDMI 2.1 ports. New TV get 4x HDMI 2.1 ports 48Gbps for 4K 120fps.

❤❤❤this is new fast one of my preferred Chanels for TV. i came back for a comment. I am so excited that Hisense is bringing their high end UX n other stuff here in USA. I have seen them havin 100” 120” 4k tv. 8k tv. Crazy ass $30000 Laser tv in Asian site. But they were too. Nervously bring it to USA/Canada. Cuz ppl where are arrogant n judgemental. Bringin a GOOD tech, is like exposing yourself to allow the Brand royal fallowers grew up with Play Station to OPENLY mock their good honest tech.
I hope all the TV influncers do honest review this year than Last year Digital trends. Andrew Robinson…——setting Hisense UX to : 😮FilM Maker Mode, SHARPness Set to “0%” Motion smooth: OFF. Color space :”swab from Native to Auto” , all upscaling set to OFF. ——I am NOT making this up. They show in their “Reveiws”. They just talk fast. 😮UNLESS U own Hisnse already u wont know what they r DOING. N “look at that, Motion so terriable “ n Andrew Robinson had his wife :”wow this is unwatchable. “ n SHOW NO footage of Actual Terriable. I can use AI to generate my own female voice into a Male voice myself with some footage of existing Voice of that person. 😂

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Is there a release date for the USA?

1 mil nits, but worst upscaling and motion. No thanks!

I might get the 65" U7N. My 70" Samsung peaks at 320 nits so should be a good upgrade.

I will be getting the U8N when it releases. anyone know when it will release? thanks!

its a step up, but think the TCL 24' QM8 was an even bigger spec jump!

If it has the uniformity, this looks like the one to get. I went through 2 LG G3 units and returned both due to crappy uniformity, it is time to try something else.

This is a bullsh1t, they are still pushing brightness every year, but i dont understand why, its a nonsense bullsh1t. Then is ten sun shining, 1500 or 2000 nits is absolutely enought, but in the night it will burn your eyes

Did the u8n seem brighter than tcls qm891G (if i have the # right) basically the successor to the qm8 for 2024?

PL-LED ❤?

3000 nit but on the 75u8k, they can't even have 0 black border on 21:9 film content. They should focus more on backlight control than pushing pointless numbers.

Did they fix the motion, the u8k wasn't too good

ULEDs/QLEDs are great and close to OLEDs, BUT only WHEN they actually work as intended.
Again, companies ( especially Sumsung 👈.. etc .. ) can fucUP/break our QLED TVs "local dimming" via software, and those QLED/ULED TVs then can be thrown in the garbage.

All the best TV tech, OLED or QLED, is a scam in disguise waiting to happen, not because of hardware failure but because of their software "updates."
It has become so easy for companies to break our tech, with just a simple software touch, so we are forced to be in constant loop of buying new TV every few years.

What about the TCL QM8 2024? They not only upgraded to the pentonic 700 which should greatly improve upscaling, but they also more than doubled dimming zones again to up to 5000 instead of 2000, added atsc 3.0, wifi 6, and brightness up to 5000 nits. Honestly I suspect their flagship there will beat the U8K if its accurate for EOTF, but we'll have to see them both come out to really compare.

What about those reflections..

Meh. Hisense always bring their crappy downgraded variants to Singapore. 👎👎

I'll be looking forward to seeing side by side comparisons of the top Mini LED TVs vs OLEDs this year. It really seems like there's a lot of R&D and improvements being packed into Mini LED TVs this year. They've definitely closed the gap, but have any surpassed the top OLEDs yet? I think that remains to be seen.

I would like to get a Hisense but the screen uniformity is just so bad.

what were your thoughts on the G4? did it look better than the A95L? i’m contemplating whether on getting the A95L, or waiting for the G4.

It'll be interesting to see how many nits the U8N can push at 25% / 50% / 100% window sizes.

But how’s the processing of low bitrate content? Is it anywhere near Sonys? If so I’d consider it.

If there was no DSE and processing was there I’d be ok with really high end mini leds

Will be buying new mine-led this year, if u8n has good upscaling this will be one to consider.

The most important thing to check with Hisense is processing in particular motion handling. The K series had horrendous motion handling. If this hasn't been drastically improved none of the other specs matter.

Also 3000 nits.. I'm assuming that's the best case. The G4 is also 3000 nits best case and will be vastly superior.

If budget constraints rule out the G4 or you need something very big this might be worth a look I guess if they've sorted our their processing. Though from what I've seen the U8 this year isn't getting ADS and is stuck on VA 🤢. If that's the case and processing isn't drastically improved I don't see why anyone shopping for a budget TV would choose them over TCL.

Had a rough time with the 75" ADS Pro U8K. Returned 3 of them and eventually gave up and asked for a refund. I did not see what everyone was raving about, and I can only assume the great reviews were for the 65" VA panel version. Lifted blacks, overly dim HDR in scenes devoid of highlights, and yellowing on the edges when a white border meets the black bars. Broke my heart. If the U8N is improved, I have no issues giving it a shot this year. In fact, I'm looking forward to it.

Can't wait until pricing on the u8n and similar

So next years model will most likely be 4000 nits which is as much as you would ever need for future proofing as 4000 nits is rumored to be the next level that HDR is mastered in.

U8N for me.

This year can be called the Return of the LEDs because it's all about the LED TVs.

It looks like HiSense are switching to even smaller led with the MiniLed Pro+ which gives more light and more control. The one we are all waiting to see is Sony because their backlight demo seemed to do small highlights really well which is where OLEDs tend to beat LEDs (that and blacks but blacks are more of a subtitle blooming thing than anything else). If LEDs address subtitle blooming and add highlights, OLEDs are going to lose their lead. The A95L and G3/G4 might stay relevant but the A80L and C3 will look very dim when displaying the sun or clouds or anything that can benefit from 1,500 nits. I saw the S90C next to a X90L and the S90C was clearly struggling to display the image in bright scenes. Against the successor to the X95L or U8N, it's not going to be a contest.

However OLEDs that do 1,000 nits full screen as opposed to 200 are really impressive, We were looking at Katie Schwarz's Venice 4k HDR on an iPhone 15 and my Samsung S10+ (the S10 is brighter) and it looks stunning on these OLEDs but OLED TVs cannot do full screen brightness the way these phones do or my laptop OLED can which is even more impressive. OLEDs TVs need 1,000 nits full window or at least 50-75% window - at that point, the extra brightness may become a matter of preference. I can't imagine anyone complaining about an OLED TV that does 1,000 nits full window with highlights of 2,000 nits.

Go for new one 😊 I’m happy I didn’t buy u8k and buy the new 2024 !

Since this is mini LED, the process should be streamlined, so they should have these TVs released by the time spring comes around and ready before the 2024 Olympic Games that's being held in Paris France.

Honestly bro the U8K is still good. The U8N seems to be a little bit better now. The question becomes, is it worth upgrading to it because I'm in the market for a new TV after my U8H broke after two accidents my only reason for looking at this particular model compared to the other two is because of the feature set it has all the features minus the DTSX along with that premium picture.

Nice

That's only for the 75-inch the 65-inch. On the other hand, they are saying that goes up to 2,000 nits and 1600 local dimming Zone

Shout about high dimming zones, brightness and giant screen sizes, it accounts to nothing if processing and upscalling is inferior.

Been a Hisense fan since 2020 I have a 65 in U8G from 2021 Hisense is the Chinese Samsung in my opinion.

Nice job capturing this KG. Got a quick question I am looking for a 77inch to replace my A95K 65inch. The three The 4 tvs I am considering are 77inch A95L, 77inxh LG G4, 77inch S95D and 77inch LG G3. Moving my A95K 65inch to my bedroom and the 77icnh will be in my living room., which of this 4 TVS would you recommend?

How was the soundbar?

Do you know if the UX is using a new processor vs. the processor from last years model?