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about to buy a U6H, U6K looks like a big step up but i dont want to wait half a year for its release
Having just bought a 55" U7H at a good discount, i can only wait and see just how much better the 2023 models are.
With 1000 nits compared to 600, the new versions will finaly give us a true HDR image at an affordable price.
This could be the year when Hisense realy start taking away more sales from the overpriced leading brands.
Bring tech to most customers, not forgetting those budget customers. Great 👍
I seen the u8k at best buy for $999 it has imax certified or something like that
Are they abandoning Roku?
Great vid brother!! Man that U6K will be a game changer for a really large population of ppl!! But, I can’t wait to see what that UX has to offer!! Cheers brother!
Pretty cool info. I bought a Sony A90K on Cyber Monday and love it. I just might add a Hisence to the house later this year. We will see.
I wish Hisense released a second gen Dual Cell TV.
The 75-inch Hisense U9DG is now $1,500 which is a STEAL.
Dual Cell > Mini LED LCD.
Danggg, Mini LED starting with U6 series, they're really serious about it.
Great channel,can you do a review on the Toshiba RZ770K
Well looks like I’m selling my X80K come tax season
The ux in 55" 4k would be my next TV..but No.. 🤷🤦
Since i have feeling that we want see this models in Europe i really have no respect for Hisense. As usuall we will get their 2'nd grade models with crappy Vidaa OS and they will ask up to 50% more money than for this US models.
Sony better watch their back
Does Hisense lower prices before the holidays? Or do they stay consistently priced low since launch?
No 50inch U8K & 50 U6K 60hz!
Disappointing
But will these models have the ability to turn off or at least reduce the Soap Opera Effect a/k/a Motion smoothing? I had to return a Hisense 58U6HF because despite many other picture quality adjustments, there was NO WAY to turn off or reduce Soap Opera Effect. Watching movies looked like a daytime soap opera. Major fail.
Will probably still have red ghosting, sub par cpu, and sound issues
I bought 75 U8H after months searching to get one in stock, delivered month ago & Absolutely f*n LOOOVIN IT HANDS DOWN, Pic is stunning ..Just wishing was comes in 85 inch too & looks like i getting that this year for sureee, f** ya ….BUT UX ya is really nice But gonna be pricy for sure, i can tell , but like usual have to buy one around end of the year to get a GREAT price ..So i would stick with my good ole U8K in 85 inch…cant f*n wait for video reviews & pricing on that & also Curious on UX 2 to see whats all about in Review 👍
Hey Steve Hisense is really stepping up it's game with new lineup. I like the fact they think about the average consumer and give them great choices at different price levels. They really pack in a lot of features that most people love. I have a Hisense TV that I bought years ago before they became so popular. The TV still works as good as the first day I bought it.
That's all good if you live in the US but for the rest of us Hisense gives us rubbish versions of their TV's and subpar TV's compared to the ones you are talking about. They still call it the same model but the specs are so much worse(gimped). They need to release their better TV models to the rest of the world too. I hope that starts to happen this year.
Making mini led available for smaller budget could be smart move
I have a 50U6G and it is excellent from my point of view. The biggest compliant I've heard is about the viewing angle and to me that is a non issue. All our previous TVs have been LG IPS models which would have a somewhat wider viewing angle but the 50U6G doesn't bother me at all. I am still an LG fan but to get an LG model closer to the Hisense it would be way more expensive. the LG NANO75 and 80's would not cut it and are still quite a bit higher in price than the Hisense. One minor disappointment with the announced U6K is I was hoping for maybe around 7-800 nits to provide a better HDR experience.. the U7K and U8K are great but the U6K (and my old U6G) are really all I need…
Will the new 7 series be priced similar to u7h? And is Hisense boosting processing? I’ve heard that’s bad across the board even on u8h 🙁
Hisense crap 💯
No 8K No Sale
Hisense is really stepping up their game with the 📺!!
Any news on new sound bars for 2023 from Hisense. I want all Hisense everything
I wonder why i couldn't find the latest Hisense TV's in Morocco all I could find is A6G /A7G series … is that related to any world wide shortage or the brand can't compete
I saw A 12K Micro LED TV in a electronic Dubai Store.
Great info thanks. Gaming 144hz on a tv exiting.
Release dates? Edit: Summer 2023
I can't wait to see how the UX will perform….hope they bring in a 65" less than $3000 👀
MiniLED is the future.
Hisense is garbage. I will never buy.
I saw the u88k 65 inch in person and it looked washed out blacks Grey's kinda and didn't impress me compared to a Samsung that was right beside it the Sammy was only like 200 dollars more
Hisense is a great brand, but they need to consider changing from Google interface. I now own the U7K and its a beauty, but the google TV is no where as smooth as Roku or Amazon TV interface.
Just my observation.