The U8 is a better TV overall as it has more dimming zones, so HDR content will look far more crisp having less blooming and deeper blacks.

I would use the settings recommended for the U7K on the rtings website. This gave us a very good result.

It’s going to be about the same

Not if they wanting 20,000 for a 115'inch

More than double the price - I’d do a little more homework on other options ie: OLED, Projector etc. If it still ends up as your top choice, go for it! 5x more dimming zones will make watching HDR content even more enjoyable.

Outside of size, likely not gaining anything else in terms of features.

As mentioned in the video, it’s not that great. After about 15* from center, you really start your notice degradation.

had this for a month, i will say 1080p content from cable box will not look very good, better watch 4k streams and if your into sports turn motion to smooth vastly improves the picture quality. Having a apple tv 4k box makes the picture quality in some cases looks really good vs using the tvs OS apps. Rest of the settings set in filmaker mode all the processing stuff off. I bought from costco with 90 days return and extended 6yr warranty. Speakers are very good and clear.

@garys7410 Thanks for the info, but I think I will keep my 65in hisense u8h for now.

Good question. I think casual gaming would be fun.

U8 is a far superior TV - Hisense’s best! If you can live with 15”, I’d go U8!

Yes, it’s 4k @ 144

Keep the U8!

That would be a downgrade

Is the U76 the same as U7K? I'm getting a 100 inch u7k, wanted to know if it's the same 🙏🏾

They’re about the same - U7k may be a slight edge better but not much

​@@HiFiBrothers 🫣 Get Out of Here with that information!!!! The U7K is from 2023 it is a year old. The U76N is a 2024 TV. The U76N according to Hisense is Above the U7N and Below the U8N. Yes I contacted Hisense and if you do the Necessary Research you can easily see this is True for Yourself.

Not exactly but it’s still close enough to that line than their others

​@@HiFiBrothers The U76N is a 2024 TV it is much Better than the U7K TV'S that are a year older they are 2023 TV'S. The N in the U76N is telling you it is the 2024 Model. It is comparable to the U7N not the U7K which is far inferior to the U7K TVS. The Top TV'S for Hisense in 2024 made a huge leap in Technology improvements from their 2023 TVS. The U76N for example has 1,500 Nits Peak Brightness compared to 1,000 Nits Peak Brightness on the U7K. The U76N has a New Upgraded CPU that is its Top of the Line TV CPU for their Consumer Premium TVS, for the masses. Their UX and Limited Series TV'S that are larger than a 100 inches have a different CPU that can handle the Ultra Premium Features those TVs offer.

If you want that full cinematic experience and have the room - projectors win all the time.

LG TVs use VA panels which have a tendency of producing very bad viewing angles. Edge Lit won’t help either as they will wash out images at angles too

Like any regular TV speakers, they’re decent enough to get the job done but it’s always recommended to get a soundbar.

Dirty Screen Effect

We probably wouldn’t recommend it, because they are both on par with each other.

No argument there but not everyone can afford a $7k TV - that’s the underlying issue

Bro TCL 2024 QM8 is already pooping on Sony when it comes to led tvs. Sony probably = vizio now days

@@alanclark9000 to me this TV is good if your just watching movies.. again maybe I just got a bad panel.. upscaling watching cable sucked.. watching movies was an out of body experience🤣.. for 2 grand it was good.. but for 2 grand I was happier with the 85 inch sony x90.. it does everything right that I need a TV to do ( I also I don't game) .. I will get a 100 inch when they replace the 85s and the norm.. glad everyone is happy with the u76n

We don’t disagree with your opinion but a projector is not suitable for the average person.

@@HiFiBrothers The average person is Buying TCL S3 and S4 TV'S and similar Hisense, and Lesser Brands TV'S. They are Not buying expensive TV'S. 75% of consumers most likely more than that are Not going to spend more than $600.00 on a TV ever. The Most Sold TV'S are the Least Expensive TV'S across All the TV Brands. This year and Last year I watched / heard TCL when they announced their New TV'S. The Spokesperson said that the Vast Majority of the TVS that they sell are the S3 and S4 TV'S. TCL is trying to get those people to spend more money on Higher Quality TV'S. The Head of the TV Division said that is why they came out with the S5 and the Q6 Models to Hopefully get more people into the Higher end TV'S that they sell. TV'S that Cost over $1,000.00 are Less than 10% of All TV'S sold worldwide. Women don't Geek out like Men do about a TV'S Picture Quality, about the Size of a 100 inch TV. Women (Like 95% of Women) would much Rather be Taken out to the Movie Theater. They don't want a Home Theater because then it is Less Likely she will be going out to a Lot of Movies and Dinners. The Home Theater Market with Projectors has Never been a Large Segment of the World Population. The people who are using Projectors are more Numerous than the people who Buy $1,000.00 and up TV'S. Honestly people who spend money 🤑 💰 on High end Projectors they Buy High end TV'S too. Audio Video Nerds don't think: I have a 100 inch TV now, so I don't Need my 300 inch Screen in my Professional Movie Theater anymore... No these People Love Technology and don't ever want to Give up their Large Screen Movie Theaters. I have more than $30,000.00 invested in my own Home Theater, which is Peanuts compared to what people with real money spend on their Home Theaters. I would have to say DIY, and Professionally Installed Home Theaters are Easily at the Highest level today then they have ever been at. Because it is Easier than it has ever been to DIY a Quality Home Theater. The Quality and Range of Projectors (As you know I consider a UST Projector Really Just an overly Expensive Flawed TV.) available today is at it Zenith and the Popularity of Projectors are Not being diminished by the Large Screen TV's that are being sold today. For example College Dorm rooms (People who don't have much money to spend throughout society.) are full of Students that Buy $300.00 to $600.00 LED Projectors and use the wall to give themselves a 100 inch Screen. Some don't have room for that size so they are happy with a 50 inch image. A few things are Behind this. They want a Big Screen but they can't afford a High Quality TV. Also They can easily Lock up their Projector. Yes Theft is very Big in college housing and in low rent housing. Amazon is selling Tens of Thousands of Projectors Worldwide yearly because People Love them. The Projector market is Thriving.