Hey all! Thanks as always for all the great comments. I'll try to get through some of them and reply where I can. I'm supposed to be off work today. But hey, while I'm here, something you'll want to know: The 75-inch U8H does not -- repeat, does NOT -- use an IPS panel as some have suspected. It uses a VA panel which, technically, has slightly better specs than the 55- and 65-inch variants. Thanks for watching and I'll see y'all on the next one!

I got a 65" U6H a few days ago for my dad and the settings are almost identical and I had the same issues setting it up. I couldn't figure out why in some scenes the image would look washed out no matter what settings I chose. Thanks to you I know now that it was the HDMI setting in the quick menu. Looks so much better.

Hisense is capable of making the big boys look silly at half the cost!!!

Just bought the 65 inch (mostly for gaming) on sale at Best Buy for $899 and it has been one of the best investments I’ve made in tech in some time. I was coming from a 6-7 year old 55 inch LG that had started to show signs of wear and right out of the box this thing made me in awe. Would’ve been happy even if I paid full price! Highly recommend (ps5) great review!

Awesome review. This is exactly what I am looking for. Thank you to everyone that made this video happen. Respect to Hisense for putting in the work. It is amazing what these companies have done for affordable TVs in the last few years. This makes you demand more from the big brands which is always good for the end user experience. Cheers. :)

I’ve had LG TVs for 11 years and still own two of their 3D TVs that I will never get rid of. I bought one of their 4k TVs 2 1/2 years ago but I knew I was missing out on image quality and black levels for sure and wanted to experience that without the hassle of oled. I got the 65 U8H for my ps5 and I still can’t believe the picture quality. I’m in awe every time I watch 4k anything on this bad boy. And the gaming features was the cherry on top. Experiencing 4k120 is everything I thought it’d be.

Y’all are the best TV reviewers out there. Thank you. Keep it up!

I truly appreciate your review. The settings advice is gold. Instant improvements.

I have been waiting for this TV for a while to hit the market. I ordered it several days ago before this video was released, with the labor day sales, I couldn't pass the deal up. I feel guilty using this as an outdoor TV in a full covered patio. But with the ATSC 3.0 tuner for future-proofing, the crazy brightness, the Wifi6e support, and great price, it just seemed to be a perfect option for an outdoor TV in our space. I am hoping the built-in audio will work for my space. Hopefully it holds up to the elements, with the use of a cover.

Hey everyone! An important update: I have now triple-confirmed with Hisense that all sizes of the U8H, including the 75-inch model, use a VA panel. On the same call, I also learned that all sizes of the U7H will also use VA panels. Hisense has stepped away from IPS on these two series based on customer feedback -- this according to Hisense engineers and its product marketing team. Here is a quote from Hisense: "We collected the feedback from the end user, so in this year, we have changed all panels of the U7H and U8H series to VA panel. " Furthermore, the issue with vertical resolution getting cut in half for some gaming scenarios is a bug that will be fixed in the next OTA update. So, some early adopters may be experiencing this now, but it will go away soon.

I've been researching for months now and watching your videos and I'm getting ready to pull the trigger on this thing, I'm placing my order for this tv son as I'm done typing this! Thanks Caleb

Caleb D because of your channel, I went and grab the tv stand in all of your review videos. It’s such a nice piece in my living room!

Saw a 65" U8H selling for $950 at best buy earlier in the week. An amazing price for all the bells and whistles in this tv 😍

Fingers crossed I like the 55" arriving Monday! Always used a 50" in my studio apartment, but this might still just fit in. As long as I don't think it's too big for my space...this thing looks amazing. Had a used 1080p Hisense before and even that was great

Your finally inching even closer to 1 million subs. Nice job! 👍

Thank you SO uch Caleb!~ My friend in Brisbane recommended Hisense, they have several. I am coming out of the standard old HD TV into the market for new. I was going to hold off & wait for the OLEDs to come down in price but w/ the suggestions for this TV from you & others.....I'm already getting a great soundbar tomorrow & watching for the U8H to go on sale. After Superbowl is NOT the time. Thx again for ALL your reviews, you rock!! 📽👍

Always great work. I would like to request that Digital Trends do a video on home calibration. I know professionally trained is better but sometimes they are hard to find in your area (my parents live 100 miles from a midsize city that might have a vendor) or in my case just didn't seam like a reputable person when I talked to them on the phone. So what can a home user get for gear to help make those final tweaks in the Nit Nerds area without breaking the bank on expensive test gear. Perhaps a low, mid and high end options set so people can choose what they want to spend. I keep thinking about buying some gear and there are so many options at a large range of price points I don't know what would be best bang for the buck. Of course there are caveats to you can really screw up your TV, I know, but i want to make things a little bit better with tools than just by eye.

Nice review. If it's this good now, hopefully in a year it will be even better. Most of your points of concern (motion, low level color detail) can, and hopefully will, be refined with software updates. And I say "hopefully" because mine just came through the door! 😄

I picked up the 55" U7G to replace my H9F about a year ago, and other than some software bugs its been an insane bargain as far as picture quality goes. Thanks for reviewing these TVs Caleb, seriously

If they deliver the same quality in Brazil and don't charge us a heart... Applause for Hisense! Great content.

My U8H 75 inch got delivered today, looks amazing so far.

In 2021 I brought Hisense U8G, 75" and what a beautiful picture it produces. This new model has better numbers and a similar price ..... WOW. In my books Hisense is the budget brand to beat !!!!!!

Have had mine now for just over a year. It is on 15 hours a day. It has never failed to give me a great picture. Just a clear and bright as day one. No regrets at all. Just bought a U6K for the man cave.

Your reviewing is amazing man! GJ!

Bought a Hisense TV for the 1st time 7 years ago, it was a cheap 4K TV on an Amazon Black Friday Special. Can tell it doesn't have the best processing power, however has been pretty rock solid and no major issues. We typically leave the TV on all day for the dogs too, so its got a few hours on it and still going strong. I'm placing my order for this 65U8H tonight! Thanks for doing a great review of this TV!

Your review is right on target! I bought the 55-inch model during the first week of Sept 2022 ($649) and almost sent it back the same day because the picture quality was just so terrible out of the box. However, after two system/firmware updates it was so much better. But I was still not impressed with the picture quality until I discovered that the HDMI input default setting was 1080p vs 4K (what's up Hisense shouldn't 4K be the default on a 4K TV? At least mention it in the setup guide!). Once I switched the HDMI Input setting to "enhanced" I finally got an outstanding picture from the U8H that I was expecting! Super bright and outstanding 4K HDR input picture quality; however, very poor handling (i.e., processing) of standard resolution content, it just can't upscale very well. So, super at handling recent 4K HDR content, sucks at upscaling old 480p content. The TV sound is outstanding, it's the first TV I've owned that I could get by without a soundbar. The ATSC 3.0 turner is almost useless at this point, there's a big delay with audio and the OTA turner just can't bring in many channels. My Sony X80J can tune in almost twice the number of OTA channels. The X80J does a fantastic job at upscaling my 480p content (e.g., M.A.S.H., As Time Goes By, Perry Mason, etc.). The X80J also has much better wide-angle viewing. Hoping for U8H improvements in the near future via more firmware updates.

Thank you Caleb. Looking forward hopefully soon to the new TCL 5 and 6 Series returning with the Roku O/S.

I’m trying to import this tv to Honduras 🇭🇳 seems amazing. Great review as always.

I had an LG LEDTV that recently broke (my fault). The one thing I did love about that TV, even though it was a more budget TV, was that the film smoothness mode, where it would eliminate the jitters from 24fps movies when it came to motion, such as panning across a cityscape. I had to hookup a temporary TV that doesn't have this, and I realized how much I missed this. I get headaches watching the screen jitter from movement because of the mismatch between 60hz refresh and 24fps motion. I might have been sold on the Hisense if they had an equivalent feature, but the fact that it doesn't, coupled with the other problems, ended up making it a deal breaker. If you've experienced proper jitter correction, you can't live without it.

I have a U8G and would love to get a U8H to try that mini-LED tech, and take advantage of the now 2 year warranty. Especially since Hisense has been putting in work to keep updates rolling out to address issues and perfect their flagship lines for at least a year and a half after release. Unfortunately, I ended up getting a 55" instead of 65" because I got a crazy good deal around last year's Black Friday. The difference in dimming zones between sizes was substantial and I wish I could have had the over 300 zones option. I will say though, I usually keep my backlight even during the brightest part of the day at only 75% instead of the full 100%. It isn't that large of a difference, but these TVs can get BRIGHT bright, and there just aren't all too many situations that call for that, even when talking highlights in HDR. Though I should clarify I use it as a bedroom TV, where brightness control is usually more important. I'm also the kind of person that likes to tweak every picture mode for every different input, and for different times of the day and different types of content, so I'm just not the kind of person that is one to set it and forget it. As for Hisense software bugs noted in this vid, I would say after my experience with the U8G over the last year that Hisense at least for their flagship line does not just put out a TV and move on, they definitely continue working on correcting issues and addressing complaints. I even had another recent system update within just the last month or so, which is probably a year and a half after the initial release. So combining that experience with them extending their warranty out to 2 years, I wouldn't let those concerns prevent you from making a purchase. I would however suggest carefully putting your individual panel through it's paces, as particularly things like grey screen uniformity can vary from unit to unit so when in doubt, try returning for a different unit to check out another panel before deciding you want to return the TV outright.

Just watching al day ! Butter smooth playing any videos :) 🎉

Bought one last week. Amazing TV for the price. Just take your time calibrating it for your living room/theater area and you'll love it.

Great to see Hisense and TCL keep the big dogs on their toes and allow them to have a bit of perspective of what the average enthusiast wants and can get for a certain price.

First up thank you Caleb Please upvote this so there is a Chance for it to be seen: Hisense's European models are still vastly different(inferior) to the almost equally named American ones. Every interested customer from Europe should be aware about this.

Love your reviews. It covers all the relevant stuff.... I am thinking of getting a U9HAU 75inch. Would love to see a review of that please...!!!

Thanks for your sharp and consistently high quality reviews Caleb ! Would you know under which reference would the U8H distributed in Europe ? Thanks and well done again ! Hope you will quickly hit the million !

If you do a follow up can you test the arc and optical sound options? The last few Google/Andriod Hisense tvs I've had have had major sound issues.

Got this tv like a week ago. They were not joking when they said this tv is bright. Even when the contrast and backlight is are to 0 and local dimming turned off, it’s still pretty bright ESPECIALLY if you’re in a dark room

I want to keep watching Caleb do these TV rundowns, but I'm really only looking for an UST for my next purchase. No time soon, since the screen is also a factor, but these are still fun to see what's out there.

U7G owner here. Love my TV. After all the software updates, it is finally wear it should have been off the shelf.

Loved my u8g. I can say from experience that hisense does a great job listening to their consumers on fixing software bugs. Excited that tcl and hisense are walking all over Sony mini led and for substantially less money.

I have a Hisense U8G & the brightness on it is nuts! Makes my Sony 950G seem dim full of blooming in comparison. And that was Sony top of the line 4 years ago. But I likely won't buy another Hisense again until they can fix the motion. It's terrible!! Even with motion processing turned off it still does weird movement every once in a while. So disappointing they can't figure that out. But once they do there won't be much reason to buy a LED TV from any other brand.

Every TV in my house is a Hisense, best decisions I’ve made. I’m thinking of putting this in my bedroom where my U6G currently is. Also, whole heartedly disagree on the light sensor, it works phenomenally in my bedroom now. Cheers!

You just made my decision for me. Buying it today. Thank you

I understand the value comparison but there still needs to be the direct comparisons. I wanna see this side by side with the QN90B and the X95k. Cause at half the price if it’s that close or better…than maybe it’s worth playing the panel lottery to get past their quality control and DSE.

I bought this TV last week. Honestly it was so bright that I use the light sensor to keep it from burning my retinas out. I knew the price on this was going to be good, at some point, but can not believe what you can buy this for already, today. Gaming, 1080P, 4K all look SO good. I turned off motion compensation because Soap Opera affect bugs me and have had no issue. The sound is fantastic, but I put it in Speech mode because I found the bass a bit over powering the dialog in my ears. My biggest criticism is the documentation. There are so many settings that it could easily overwhelm someone that just wants to turn it on and enjoy. It takes quite a bit of tinkering as you move around different types of content/sources with little understanding what the settings do. All trial and error. I'm not sure that this is a Hisense only problem these days though. I would definitely add this to a short list for anyone looking at a TV right now, no matter your budget.

Dope that ur a fellow Portlander. Definitely will be thinking of buying this tv

Thanks for the video. Your work is appreciated.

I bought the U8G last year and absolutely love it. Software can be kind of buggy every now and again but nothing that ruins the experience.

Got the 55" for $650 to replace the LG B7 OLED in my kid's room. The picture quality is amazing for the price. The FALD is awesome and I really can't tell any significant difference coming from an OLED. The brightness is absolutely insane, I need to crank that backlight down so I don't blind myself. EDIT: To add onto my comment. I don't have high confidence in the TV's software and who knows how well Hisense will continue support and upgrades but for me it really doesn't matter because of the price. So far I haven't discovered any gamebreaking bugs or anything so that's great.

Great review! They should improve the algorithm on the ambient sensor. I turn that on on our samsung tv and forget about the backlight. I cant see myself messing with it every time I turn the lights on/off.

I currently have a 2 year old hisense u7q I think it is and it is still absolutely fantastic and great quality picture. Paid £600 at the time and brilliant value....when I upgrade it will be hisense again

Got mine this week and love it!! Switched the Standard picture out. Then set it to game mode and it's nice!! PS5!! If you're willing to shell out a couple hundred, you should be willing to make some extra adjustments to keep your picture perfect for you.

Great review! When you make it that bright, I’m worried about the longevity of the panel.

Thoughts and settings on the Hisense 75U8H. I want to thank the reviewer for their time and effort in creating the reviews for this model series. So I’ve been living with my Hisense 75U8H for about a month now, and I wanted to share my thoughts and settings for those that may find it useful in some way. I’m not a gamer so there won’t be anything related to that. I’m fortunate to have a light controlled environment and these settings are mainly based on that, with most viewing done at night and with the ambient light kit also recommended by another reviewer. The quality is everything that has been said about this model series, including the black levels truly approaching oled territory, with virtually no noticeable blooming. I was concerned at first with the flesh tones, as no matter the source or material, it exhibited an awful pinkish/magenta-ish/sunburned hue, and the greens seemed to narrow themselves down to one dark green color for everything. Played with every setting to no avail. So I reset back to ground zero and pulled out my ancient AVSHD disc and carefully proceeded. So after putting a bunch of hours on the set( yes, they do break-in), and tweaking everything for the different sources and inputs, the color finally started to settle in. The flesh tones are now 90 to 95 percent accurate, yellows and golds and browns look like they’re supposed to without any tint leaning in one direction or another, and the greens now have the variation you would expect to see in a mixed scene of trees and grass, etc. The following are the settings based on a wide variety of material on all the sources, and in setting the backlight, contrast and local dimming so it doesn’t melt my retinas, but still has a good level of ”kick” and dynamic range. Of particular note is my go-to reference disc of The Fifth Element (the good pressing), because it has such a wide variety of colors and levels of saturation, which makes it challenging to reproduce accurately. Filmmaker Mode was the starting point where applicable for SDR. HDR is kind of all over the place in terms of settings, for me at least. When HDR is flagged, the three default choices that you’re given work for some things but not all, so I’ve had to tweak things based on the particular content being viewed. Again, personal taste and the room it’s being viewed in. Also, since the Dolby Vision issue has not been fixed at this point, I used the “Custom” mode to tweak that in. The bottom line is, I feel these are all good starting points before a “real” calibration, but each person has their own taste and preferences, so of course, feel free to tweak-away! Cheers! >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Hisense 75U8H - “Dolby Vision Custom” Settings Contrast: 38 Brightness: 48 Color: 35 Tint: 0 Sharpness: 8 >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Local Dimming: HIGH Backlight: 13 Color Temp: MED Motion: CUSTOM - 5 / 7 Gamma: 2.2 >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Color Tuner - Red- HUE: 3 SAT: 0 BRT: -3 Green- HUE: -1 SAT: -1 BRT: -3 Blue- HUE: -1 SAT: -1 BRT: -1 Yellow- HUE: -7 SAT: 0 BRT: -1 Cyan- HUE: -1 SAT: 0 BRT: -1 Magenta- HUE: -2 SAT: -2 BRT: -2 White Balance - 2 Point R-OFFSET: -1 G-OFFSET: 0 B-OFFSET: -5 R-GAIN: 0 G-GAIN: 0 B-GAIN: -4 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Hisense 75U8H - SDR Settings Contrast: 7 Brightness: 47 Color: 42 Tint: 0 Sharpness: 0 >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Local Dimming: LOW Backlight: 17 Color Temp: MID-LOW Motion: CUSTOM - 5 / 7 Gamma: BT1886 >>>>>>>>>>>>>> White Balance - 2 Point R-OFFSET: 1 G-OFFSET: 1 B-OFFSET: -4 R-GAIN: 2 G-GAIN: 0 B-GAIN: -4 Color Tuner - Red- HUE: 3 SAT: 0 BRT: -3 Green- HUE: -1 SAT: -1 BRT: -3 Blue- HUE: -1 SAT: -1 BRT: -1 Yellow- HUE: -7 SAT: 0 BRT: -1 Cyan- HUE: -1 SAT: 0 BRT: -1 Magenta- HUE: -2 SAT: -2 BRT: -2 As of 11/24/2022 Kernel: 4.19.182-ab92 (August 9th, 2022) OS Build: RTT 2.211209.001

Hisense really stepping it up this year!

Basically the TV's processor can't handle a 4K/120Hz signal from an external device via HDMI without compromising the image quality and reducing the load. Therefore each pixel in a 3840 x 2160 signal at 120Hz will not be represented on the display. To reduce the strain on the processor and display an image on the TV at 4K/120Hz the vertical resolution pixel count is cut in half. Some people don't consider this a big deal, as your eyes may not see the reduced quality of the image from several feet away. What people fail to realize is, if you set your external device (an Xbox Series X, for example) to output 4K/120Hz, the TV will compromise the image quality in all resolutions. (Playing a 1080p game in that mode will look worse than the same game at 60Hz.) This is a bad trend in the TV industry right now, and when a manufacturer says their TV can do 4k/120Hz, it simply means it can ACCEPT such a signal from an external device, but you may not get true pixel to pixel representation. In other words "Fake 4K/120Hz." When shopping for a gaming TV, make sure it will display a full 4K image at 120Hz. Unless you don't think it's a big deal. Some people don't care - they just want the 120Hz reaction time

Can you do a review on the 75 U8H because It has an IPS panel and I’m curious if the performance is the same as the 65 before making that purchase.

Coming from a high end Pioneer Kuro back in the days - U8G is an absolute gem

It's been one year using this TV many hours playing videogames on PS5 and HDR is stunning when games have a good HDR support, 4K120hzHDR&VRR for around $600 back in 2023 and I can't believe it, this was the first affordable next gen TV since 2020 when Sony and Microsoft launched their consoles.

I bought the first TCL mini led set, a 65 825, and it was and is a excellent looking set with excellent blooming control. It also had black crush and horrible bright spots in medium or low local dimming. They fixed that about a year after I got it. I liked it enough that when I came into some significant money I bought the Sony Z9K right when it came out. It looks even better of course but it should for the money they want for it. I live in Portland Oregon too and I've had the HD HomeRun 4k tuner for a couple of years now. Portland does not broadcast anything in 4k yet, but the atsc 3.0 channels are more stable and possibly higher bitrate. The Sony of course has the 3.0 tuner but I haven't hooked it up yet, the HomeRun tuner works great and I can record from it. Eventually when demand rises they'll roll out 4k. Loved your work on the shoot out👍

thinking of pulling trigger but very confused about if the u8h can handle 24fps movies properly or should i just forget the excellent picture quality and go for a sony/tcl/other i CAN NOT watch movies w soap opera effect which or crazy artifacts or whatever bc of processor and im kinda terrified lol thanks much

U7H review next please! Also maybe look at using the TV as a monitor

Just purchased the 55 inch, caleb do you ever share calibration settings? Would love to see other ones besides Rtings all the time. Fomo had settings on it but his brightness setting was so low it caused black clipping.

This with a Nvidia Shield for upscaling 1080p plex stuff might be a very good inexpensive combo. I’m just mostly worried about motion as I watch allot of 24fps movies

This tv looks awesome. Not only would I like to see the comparison to the new TCL but also the new Vizio MQX model.

Hello, in europe we only get the hisense u8hq model with an ips panel in all sizes. Would you recommend this u8hq too? Or should people wait for hisense to produce the next model with an VA panel? Please help me out. I cannot decide if it is a good idea to buy the u8hq or not....

I see a lot of people, not only with this make of television but many, complaining about judder and what motion smoothing settings to use. The answer is none..no smoothing, no noise correction ..nothing. it's the apps, Blu-ray players ect that you are using. You need to turn on auto refresh rate or refresh rate switching. That way your tv plays the videos original frame rate instead of trying to play a 24fps film at 60fps ect. That is all. Plex, youtube, games, DVD players, Blu-ray players ect...turn on auto refresh rate or refresh rate switching. Then turn off all the unneeded processing in your tv's advanced picture settings. One more thing, with smart tv's, force close apps you are not using and clear cache, not data..just cache. The more apps that are open, the more processing and ram you are using. Apps usually do not actually close when you exit out. I own the u7h, it runs beautifully. No judder, no stutter, no blur..just clean and crisp picture.

Thank you, Caleb, for this review. If Hisense continues to improve, spend the resources, needed, and build the brand, then they can be a top tier player in this industry. Also, follow-up with the updates, be committed to do that. A question, will a professional cailbrator be able to do all the changes that you mentioned? Thanks to DT for the all the great content.

I have the same dark room/bright room issue on qn90a. I think they need to add smarter light sensor algorithms that are adjustable. If i turn it on it tends to be too dim for me, they should have a +-10 brightness adjustment to their algorithm. It would be so easy to implement… and people that prefer a brighter or dimmer image can adjust. There could be a brightness “user calibration” for these features. I am baffled it doesn’t exist. On your smartphone for example you can turn it on and then adjust a bit as it gets too dim or bight for the environment

great job reviewing thank you

Was really dubious about it. But it looks and tests really good in person. Your review confirms it. Will be giving them my money, replacing a 5 year old OLED with burn in issues at more than double its price.

With both Hisense and TCL (I own the 75R646) and more sophisticated processing is what you lose compared to the Big 3. So, depending on the user, these Chinese sets will either be an awesome value OR, leave you wanting the unit with less artifacts and gradation. For me, considering the savings, and as long as they last, these sets are a no brainer in terms of value 👍

They should allow people to turn on the light sensor but adjust the image for a given brightness level. It's always this with TVs. The light sensor is a great idea on paper, but the tuning isn't quite what you want, so you end up having to adjust the brightness all the time anyway.

As for bugs with Hisense sets, that is was they are reknown for, i bought one for bedroom use and rejected it even after updating the firmware it still had numerous annoying glitches, and would change channels or go into standby without any reason, i even took the batteries out of the remote, but it still had a mind of it's own. The shop were not surprised when i returned it, and gave me a deal on a Sony, at last a tv that worked!

I do use the Automatic Light Sensor at night to relax my eyes a bit. Even with it on it is OLED-like quality. Blooming is not a problem, but if out of the box you see some, minor picture adjustments pretty much takes care of it. TV is remarkable!

Thanks for the review! Very nice television indeed, but time for Hisense to ensure flawless motion handling in their TV products. (I'm sorry Caleb, I'm not like you... even the awesome "static" picture quality and the price cannot help me forget the stutter and motion issues...)

I am so tempted to get one of these, but I am curious to see how the new TCL TVs will stack up. I think they are refreshing the 8-series, so wonder how that compares to the U8H

My U8H 65" was delivered 2 days ago.. Can't wait to get it all set up this weekend. Confidence level is high!

Hey! I just discovered your channel and I love the vibe here! Clean and easy understandig! :) Not sure if this is the right place to ask but, but when we're talking "budget" mini-LED. I'm considering getting the new TCL 65" C835 4K with 144Hz panel. Any plans on doing a revew on that one? :D Its either that one or the "old" LG C1 Im going for. Mostly for gaming and movies in the dark xP

I'm ready to buy this, but given Hisense have a habit of releasing variations of the same model in different regions for some weird reason I'm hoping someone can help. I'm UK based, having checked specs it looks identical except for the stand, in the uk we get a rectangular lump in the centre of the unit, the twin legs look much better. Does anyone know if there's a difference? In particular the hdmi 2.1 connections? The Hisense U8g I think it was, although advertised as 2.1 in the uk, actually turned out to be 2.0, which resulted in a load of bad online reviews with a lot of returns claimed. If anybody can answer it'd be much appreciated! Thanks in advance.

Hi Caleb. We Aussies were wondering if the Australian version U8HAU is the same as the version you tested? Last year it wasn't and the Aussie version had a ADS panel not VA and was generally inferior. Thx for your channel. I always enjoy your informative reviews and I am a willing subscriber. Cheers. 🍻🇦🇺👍

Thats a great review!! Caleb thanks for this. This tv has just appeared on my radar for 2023!! Please advise if the 1080p hd upscaling is a match for the QN90B? Thanks bud

Nice review keep up the good work

After my last two Hisense TV's I personally would not buy from them again. Both times the panels have failed just shortly after the warranty period.

Processing is very important, hisense should improve on that, especially in sd content

Awesome review Caleb! You mentioned blacks are approaching oled level - how is the feeling of depth in the image? That to me is the best thing about oleds...

OK, you did it again. I had the U7H on order from Best Buy and I went ahead and upgraded the order to the U8H for $200 more.

This TV is what Vizio elevate is to soundbars. It is a pain getting settings right, but worth it. The brightness actually did hurt my eyes. lol Also, if you dont have an hdmi cord plugged into one of the slots, then, then option to turn on enhanced hdmi wont show up in the settings.

Great video. How well does Kodi run on it. Good enough to replace android tv boxes? Also, can you install apps like X-plore File Manager and copy file from your network to the TV? Or change the launcher like to leanback or wolf launcher?

Thanks for such amazing content!

I’m hearing rumors the U8H has to cut the vertical resolution in half (again!) to handle a 4K/120Hz signal from an external source. This is something gamers need to know. If this is true that is some heartbreaking news. And, quite frankly, a dealbreaker. Need to verify local dimming is available with VRR on as well.

My Samsung Qled died in under 2 years and my Sony x90j is a nightmare. My U6G has some quirks but is far superior to both in many aspects. I would give Hisense a chance.

Thank you brother for this informative video

Yeah this thing is insane value. Insane brightness and lots of local dimming with decent color accuracy.

So 2 years.....and great tv's will be a commodity(and accessible to lower budgets) with mini-led's probably becoming the standard along with faster processors and more stable software. OLED, unless they solve the burn in problem will more than likely be reserved for high end only. Manufactures will than compete on quality of components and longevity.

You know, I'm honestly baffled that so many people are sleeping on Hisense TVs. I've had some or other TV from this brand since the end of 2013, and I have never not been impressed with them. I am definitely looking forward to testing this one out.

I've read that there is a significant audio delay on the digital output ports. How severe is it? Is it worse in gaming mode?

Does this output an interlaced resolution in enhanced HDMI mode or is it full native 4K? I recently returned the Sony X85J due to the lowered resolution in enhanced HDMI mode, it was a dealbreaker for me.

Is it worth paying the extra $600 for the Hisense 75u8h over the 65u8h just for the extra 24 dimming zones and 10 inches?