Hisense U7H

And that's it, and it's really lovely to see that the Hisense U7H clearly punches above its weight, delivering an outstanding cinematic and gaming exp...

As for sound quality, surprisingly decent, especially in the bass, which helps give the TV a much fuller sound than most TVs. It's not fantastic, but ...

So the Hisense U7H is quite an impressive TV. Not only is its general viewing experience decent but its gaming features tick all the boxes for those l...

When shopping for a new tv you will want to pay attention to four key features and these include 4k resolution, 120 frames per second, a variable refr...

Again, very very useful remote control. This actually really helps out with the overall user experience. Alright guys, so with that said, that pretty ...

So there you go. So hopefully this helps you guys out Um, this is pretty much it another really cool thing That I like about this tv in particular Ove...

It has better viewing angles, 1 billion colours, better contrast, better sound, etc. I'm also thinking of going a bigger screen like the 55" Hisense U7H ($650), and use PowerToys to zone in the middle part for work. It is an amazing TV, that gives 4k 120Hz, amazing contrast, QLED array dimming, etc.

Hisense has knocked it out of the park with its 2022 TV lineup thus far. The U8H ($1,399.99 for the 65-inch model) is an incredible value as the company’s 4K flagship, while the U6H ($899.99 for the 65-inch version) offers a very good picture for a much lower price. Meanwhile, the Hisense U7H ...

"I cant imagine another TV gaming as well as this without getting into the $2000-$3000 price range for a 75 inch." Why? The new U7H and U8H are both under $1500 for a 75".

>This year, the U7H keeps all the major elements for gamers like Game Mode Pro, HDMI 2.1, ALLM, and VRR, but also gets a Google TV upgrade and integrated ATSC 3.0 for even more options beyond gaming to make an excellent option for gamers and non-gamers alike. The U8H is getting mini LED, but yeah it will be around $1300 for 65". >Our most award winning TV is getting even better.