Hisense 55U8G vs Samsung Q90

It has the Android TV smart platform built-in, with an easy-to-use interface with a huge selection of apps, so you're sure to find your favorite streaming content. It supports HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, meaning you can get a great HDR experience from any streaming service or external source.

The picture is gorgeous! The smart features via the Tizen system are so-so, and Tizen is the redheaded stepchild of TV operating systems. The only real PITA is the tuner for over-the-air channels, which operates kind of randomly. If I'm on channel 4 and want to get to channel 59, it takes 3-4 times to scroll to 59 because the TV wants to revert to 4. Once I get to 59 and hit the back button to go back to 4, it will go to a random channel like 30

I've called Hisense and they can't explain why, only how to upair, then re-pair to resolve.

Samsung intentionally gimped the 2020 4K models so that users would consider going to the more expensive 8K option. Q90R to Q90T is basically a downgrade.

So Forza Call of Duty Warzone, Halo, Battlefront all look stunning on this TV so I would highly recommend it if you are a PC gamer or if you are also ...

First off, this TV has a great picture as well as a slick interface for the apps and smart features. If those 2 things were all that mattered this TV would have been the best I've ever owned. Which brings me to the point of my review and the reason I can only give this TV 2 stars and I feel I'm being generous with the extra star. I don't feel like anyone who would spend this kind of money for a TV would be sitting around listening to the stock speakers

The included remote is much less busy than the one that came with the previous model, omitting the seldom-used number pad and color buttons entirely. It’s a black rectagular wand covered in rubber buttons, with a prominent circular navigation pad. Power, Input, and Google Assistant buttons sit above the pad, along with a combination pinhole microphone and status light. Menu buttons and volume/channel rockers sit below the pad, with playback controls and dedicated service buttons for Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, Netflix, Peacock, Tubi, and YouTube below them

like its a small fragile thing as well. As much as a remote is going to get used, that needs to be something robust, simple.. straight forward