Hisense 75U9DG vs Samsung The Sero

Verdict

The Hisense 75U9DG is a highly impressive TV with exceptional contrast, outstanding local dimming, and exceptional black uniformity. It delivers stunning picture quality in dark rooms and is considered one of the best TVs for gaming. The TV has excellent backlight control and is brighter than OLED, but it is not as black as OLED and not as bright as other LED/LCD TVs. The TV has a premium build quality and frame, and the 4K ultra HD videos are stunning. However, there are concerns about motion judder and oversaturation of colors in most picture modes, and the poor motion control can leave motion artifacts behind fast-moving objects. The TV is priced at $3,500, putting it in tough competition with the most premium TVs from Samsung, Sony, and LG. With a little refinement to the formula and better motion-processing capabilities, Hisense could find itself competing with the likes of Samsung, LG, and Sony in the premium tier of televisions in the very

Verdict

The Samsung The Sero is a unique and innovative 4K TV that caters to heavy social media users who want to watch vertically-filmed content on a big screen. Its rotating IPS screen and futuristic easel stand make it a beautiful piece of art, and it comes with embedded apps such as Netflix, Hulu, Prime, Sling, PlutoTV, YouTube, Spectrum, and AppleTV. However, it may not be for everyone, and some users have reported issues with casting and compatibility with certain devices. Overall, the Samsung The Sero fills a niche need and is a great option for those who want a bigger and better screen for their phone content.