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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
Had one of the first Hisense TVs sold here, a 55H8C 4k HDR set. It was super cheap and had excellent black levels considering it only had 12 local dimming zones. It had a weird color balance but I got it close enough and was happy for the price. It died 3 years in but they honored the 4 year warranty and sent me a newer 55H8F to replace it. Better color and brighter but has a lot of blooming. Replaced it with a TCL 65 825 mini led set and a way better set but it is a top end set retailing for 2k. Looks like Hisense has upped their game quite a bit and they are offering a better warranty again. Solid review and great team work 👍
I replaced my good ol 11 year old 50” LG Plasma with the 55” version of this and couldn’t be happier. I was turned onto Hisense 4 years ago when I was looking for a big screen for the basement and wound up with the 65” H8F. After getting the U8H for my living room I will most likely be replacing the 65” with the upcoming U8K 75”. I’ve always been an LG and Sony guy but as far as value/ quality goes Hisense is winning me over big time.
I have a 2010 Panasonic Plasma. I think the picture is dull and uncolorful now due to age. . Thinking about getting this TV but man its hard to let go of something that works fine and will last another 10 years.
AWESOME REVIEW!!!THANK YOU!! Not a Hisense fanboy. Never actually bought Hisense tv before untill this time I did buy 55inch U8H for $649. I was intially gonna buy Samsung QN90B which is still $1400+ for a 55inch but I thought to give Hisense a chance and honestly it was worth it. It replaced my Samsung KS8000 which is huge upgrade. Yes this u8h has issues just like any other brand does there is literally no perfect TV including OLEDs and one thing that never makes sense to me personally is many people comparing this tv to Samsung High End models like QN90b or LG OLEDs(Nothing against those brands I do own LG, Samsung, and sony currently and now Hisense as well) and those cost more than double. If we were to compare this tv with tvs that are in the similar price range it will smoke them and even many tvs that cost double. Look at the score Rtings gave to this tv and you'll be surprised.
@@bryanjjones4163 Theyre average. Sony has blooming issues. Samsung has motion issues. Sony can't do VRR with local dimming snd such. Samsung oled has bent panels and such. Yeah theyre way overpriced.
The Sony TVs are terrible. The blooming problems are awful on the Sony TVs. And yet the Sony TVs still sell for FAR more than the other brands. Even the Samsung model sells for far less than the overpriced Sony model.
@@abuelb I have Sony x95j 65. It does have blooming especially noticed in netflix on the play and pause symbol s. Sony have great color calibration out of the box and peak brightness. My screen also was clean from DSE. LG tv's seem to have QA issues for light leakage.
Thank you so much for this review. It has saved me a ton of money and embarrassment. I have a 55" Hisense U8G mounted in my bedroom. Since they finally fixed the eARC with the latest firmware update this summer, I have no complaints about the TV or the brand. In my living room, the mounted 12 year old 55" LG I had was starting to develop a bad case of lip sync problems. I hadn't used the 3D capability in years, so it was time for a change at the end of last month. When Samsung dropped the price of the 65" QN90A to something reasonable, I pulled the trigger. I had 60 days to return or exchange, which is now down to 30 days. In the back of my mind, I was planning to possibly exchange and get this TV, as I know now that a 75" would fit in the existing location. This video changed my mind. Not only are the mounting holes not compatible with my existing in-brick mount, but it's clear that many fully articulating mounts will cover right over the subwoofer. This does not seem to me to be a mount-friendly TV, and I will keep the Samsung.
0:50 I have been waiting for this TV since February. And for me Hisense is a more recognizable brand because I'm from Qingdao ,the same city where Hisense was founded and I know this brand since the beginning of my life and I know how good they are. Hisense appliance in China , just like the Ford or Chevy in the US. And thanks for the video!!
We bought this same tv from Best Buy, I decided to go with a 4-year warranty just in case something goes wrong. So far it has worked perfectly for us, the color is great, motion is great. No issues.
Just a reminder to change HDMI inputs to Enhanced to get 4K output and you can only get to the right menu using the remote button above the Netflix button and below the volume button.
After seeing Rtings glowing review, among others, this looks like a no brainer compared to more expensive options. I've been going back and forth on other models but this one seems to have it all.
I got my 55" U8H last week. On one of the feet they hadn't countersunk the screw holes so the screws weren't long enough to catch on the TV body, but I was mounting it on the wall so no big deal. I contacted Customer Service about getting a new foot in case I want to sell the TV down the road. What I've been finding out is that it's a real can of worms figuring out what the controls do because picking one item can change the state of other items or make them unchangeable. I've watched a lot of videos and read reviews showing recommended settings but while they've been enlightening I usually don't like the results, for example their pick for Color Temperature, LOW. I've been color correcting tv images before I'd ever heard of color temperature. I was 15 when my folks bought the family's first color TV and before I knew it I was behind the TV accessing Service controls and even adjusting the yoke. I got yelled at constantly but when people came over to visit they'd comment on how good the TV picture was. I got into photography and spent countless hours in a color darkroom and all the other students were coming to me asking for advice on getting better color prints. There's more decades to the story but let's just say I have a good eye for color and image quality and EVERY color tv I've seen get's the color balance control wrong. I think they usually need more red in the equation. Oh, and my pick for color balance is Mid-Low to get you in the ball park. Low has too much yellow. All you have to do is look at anything white in the image to see the problem. Also, I'm not going to use FilmMaker Mode as it makes changes in other menu items that I don't like. I've seen very little mention of Imax Enhanced Mode on any of the reviews.
Split the difference. One wide and one short. Love watching you guys. Answer to your question. I would go with the best TV in a certain price point. Hisense has improved a lot and I would consider it. 👍
I've had this TV for 2 months. There was a huge software update that improved the picture a bit. Also, if you buy an excellent HDMI cable (about 80$ can), you'll get a better picture. With this update and a better cable, the shortcomings mentioned here will be considerably reduced; except for angle vision.
The problem with this TV is in low res content. A lot of posterization and color banding. And it still has not been fixed. They fixed the halving of the gaming resolution but have done nothing for the rest. I think this is because Hisense makes their own processors in house and they made this one under powered. Their noise reduction don't do anything, I mean, nothing at all for any content.
Ordered the Hisense U8H 55 inch for bedroom from Amazon. So excited to get it. For $649. You can't Beat it Thank you for this review. . Great looking 75 inch. Also You are so lucky to have such a wonderful wife.
Everything is a balance, the price point and the quality. I am happy with my Hisense TV. I wouldn’t feel bad of upgrade to Oled in few years when the price comes down.
@@neonbible08 make sure Dolby Vision for Gaming is ticked, you can output at 4K120 still and get Dolby Vision to work but your games will just be 60hz
This Hisense U8H has received an excellent review on the Rtings website, as well as an Editor's Choice award from the "Stop the FOMO" TH-cam Channel [a TV industry review site] for Best MiniLED TV and Best 65" TV for $1000 in 2022. Perhaps its only weakness is just-average gradient handling, which means it may show some banding/posterization, and its image processing isn't as refined as the most expensive TVs like Sony. But because of its good performance in almost every other measure of image quality and its impressive brightness at a reasonable price, the U8H could be the one LCD TV that might convince me to buy, rather than invest in an OLED model.
The video processing is holding me back. Caleb and Classy as well you to some extent say it’s not the best. You asked so that’s my answer. Thanks for the video, it was a nice break from my Saturday chores.
75" Hisense U8H was not on my radar... was planning for Sony (x95k) or Samsung... BUT after ur video analysis plus the price point i am really interested... am looking for a big 70 inch plus tv with decent performance and bearable price range... will see how the market changes in few month.. still waiting for them to release in mena countries...
I own a U78G and am not thrilled with the off angle viewing. The image gets washed out rather quickly as you move away from a 90 degree angle. Other than that annoyance, it's an amazing tv. I'm wondering how this new U8H compares in this regard.
I don't know anything about/who is good on Mini-Led so I guess I would bee most happy/secure with a Sony but now I'm in love with my 77" LG OLED so I will use that one as long as possible.
The gaming issue was with the ps5 and Warzone with their HDR implementation. It will lock output to 60hz. Turn off hdr and you’ll get 4K 120. It can’t do all the things at once.
I feel like Hisense and TCL were companies that use to make inside parts for bigger companies like Samsung, Sony and LG and decided to start making their own tv’s and could charge less because there’s no markup for a huge name brand like the ones I mentioned.
I bought the Hisense h9f a few years ago good TV overall but I truly wish it was 120 hertz this seems to be that and still punches above its weight class I may have to consider selling my h9f and buying this
I had really hoped that Samsung's method of having an external box containing a lot of the electronics would catch on with other companies. I like that there was just one thin wire dropping down from the TV that you could attach to the all and paint to match.
I purchased the Samsung - 75” Class QN85B Neo QLED 4K Smart Tizen TV from Best Buy and they installed it five weeks ago. I love it, it is hooked up to a Sony Dolby Atmos reciever with 7.1 Klipsch reference theater speakers hooked up to reciever. Sony UHD 4K dvd player and I have upgraded about 40 of my DVD's to 4K UHD. So far I have watched The Empire Stikes Back, Jaws, T2 Judgement Day, Speed, and streamed Top Gun Maverick in 4K. Empire and Jaws have never looked better viewing at home. Top Gun Maverick was phenomenal in look and sound streaming and I have been told it will be even better once the 4K bluray is released in November. We don't get any rainbow reflection like we did with the Samsung we were using before, which we just moved into our master bedroom. SDR for sports and general viewing has been great as well although it did take a couple weeks for us to get the picture where we liked it. For all movies we have it set on Filmaker Mode. Don't like the remote but we use the universal remote provided by our cable company to control everything but 4K dvd player. When I purchased the Samsung it was on sale for $2399. It went on sale for $2199. two weeks after it was delivered and installed and Best Buy did price match it for us and it still on sale for $2199. as of today.
If you're in the market for an led TV, this is the best TV across all brands. I've watched tons of reviews. The only other TV left to see is the vizo mqx. No real reviews on TH-cam yet. For the price and performance the hisense u8h is a no brainer. Now as far as blooming make sure local dimming is set to high. It should rival oled with black levels and blooming should be almost non existing. Gamers, well it's more of a casual gamer TV. There is no perfect TV so gaming took a hit in order to make other parts of the TV better. Just make sure the hdmi port is in "enhanced" mode. Dobly vision is trash on this TV. But honestly Dobly vision is inconsistent across all manufacturers. I would just run games without it. You will have less posterization. I would also disable it with streaming content. The s95b doesn't even support Dobly vision and that has the best picture quality out of any TV.
B, Your a lucky man! I love when your describing the features on the back of the TV and the remote that Jen points to everything. Don't know why, just do lol. Kinda gives me ASMR vibes. Love yalls content, keep the reviews coming!
Nice review. I don’t understand why people like to watch glowing super bright day glow colors on their TVs, this isn’t indicator reality and I honestly think it does a disservice to movies in particular.
No one likes reality anymore.. haven't you heard? The color science of smart phone cameras and social media doesn't reflect reality... why wouldn't TVs follow suit? While older generations hate the "soap opera effect", you'd be surprised of newer generations who miss it when turned off since theyve been conditioned to it.
I'm thinking about a new 75" tv and this looks great for the price. My 3 year old 65" LG OLED (C8) has minor burn in and my previous three year old Samsung had problems. You'd think that I would get more than three years from major brand TV's over $ 2,000. Thanks for the great review.
That’s my only gripe about spending even $1000 on a tv these days. The value of any TV in that price range or more really stinks if it can’t last at least 5-7 yrs. I’m due to upgrade my 10-yr old Samsung tv and am nervous about longevity. My current 10-yr old tv was more of a mid-range model at the time and didn’t have the best specs in the world, but it still looks nearly the same as when I bought it
IS VERY HARD to find one IN ANY SIZE anywhere , sales like hot cakes for months now , till AMAZON brought only 3/in 75 inch for $1500 other day & sold out in 5 minutes & i was lucky to got one of those 3 & delivery gonna be in Mid NOV, U really getting almost the same pic , brightness & blks as High end Sony & Samsung over $3-$4 grand TVS as some videos in here proof that in Utube side by side , just no brainier to go with this jewel ...cant f*n wait 👍
Hisence is my choice thanks...I don't play a lot of games, but I do game and 60hz will work for me. Of course I hope they get their issues resolved with firmware. But the overall lets me know I should jump on the last price I saw for the 55 inch no room for a larger set.
I would definitely buy a Hisense. I was looking at the U8G last year but the price never really dropped. They really jack up the prices in Canada for some reason. RIght now the 55" U8H is $1200 - $1300 CAD. Great looking TV but a bit expensive at the moment for me!
Leave room in the budget for an extended warranty. I remember folks raving like this about the Vizio Quantum P a couple years back . At the end of the day it's still a Vizio and they crapped out.
@@DarkKnight-gw4gw The stutter is terrible, especially in panning shots. That's in movies. Gaming has terrible posterization problems. Those are outside the halving resolution issue.
@@needsmoreclipping interesting. That’s definitely not the experience from B’s review and the video content he showed. I’m skeptical of Hisense in general but was really hoping for no major issues for a second room TV.
All Hinsense TV's suck,they cheap ones are very cheap,if you sneeze to hard it will break..At least buy a Vizio And remember these TH-camrs get paid to tell you lies all they care about is themselves..u have been warned
You should do a vid on the LG C2 vs. the Sony A80k comparison on which is better, because I’m real stumped on which one I should get😊 Because I have a ps5 and I don’t know which one is best for both gaming and media streaming such as Netflix or Hulu❔
Bought this the other day , in a 65", on clearance at Best Buy for $600. Very good buy for the price. I dont think overall its as good of a set as my Samsung QN90a...but it very good and a good value as well
What would be your recommendation for a TV outside under a covered patio. The TV size we are looking at is 65-75, smart TV and mostly watching games or movies.
This is the next best thing to Oled. Meaning if you can't afford to get an Oled buy this TV. I just set one up and the picture is nice. There's a subwoofer built into the TV, and the built in speakers are loud and clear. Don't waste your money buying anything other than, Oled, Qled, or Mini LED.
So I had a Sony A80j and before that an LG CX. I watched this and other reviews. I didn’t obviously need another tv. But I felt like my oleds weren’t bright enough. Darks make contrast but brightness makes hdr. And this with the mini led made it worth a shot. Omg. I almost felt bad that I paid for the oleds. Thanks. Side note what’s the best way to sell a tv that you no longer want?
I'm a big fan of your channel! Would you find yourself reviewing the xgimi horizon pro projector 4k edition? Interested in seeing your take on it. Thanks for the continuous awesome content!
I'm in the market for a 65inch TV with an ATSC 3.0 tuner, and I'm excited about this one. gonna keep an eye on it for a bit and see if they tweak it to make it better.
One thing I didn't like about my U8H is the spacing between connections is tight. I couldn't attach the OTA antenna lead unless HDMI 4 was empty. I could plug it in once the antenna was attached. Some connectors I had were too big on this unit to use two of the same side-by-side. Figuring out how to get 12bit was a bit of a curve. Using HDR on a PC had it's problems in making Filer Explorer text hard to make out.
@@myquietreviews Whatever resolution you're using go and change the refresh rate 120, 119, 60, 59 etc, click ok, and check bit-depth until you get 12bit. Depends on your hardware and drivers.
@@myquietreviews I'm using an AMD system so there could be differences. In Display Settings I'll set my resolution to say 1080, hit Keep, then scroll down to Advanced Display Settings and it shows that at 60 Hz my bit depth is 8-bit. If I change the refresh rate to 120 Hz, hit Keep, it shows 8-bit BUT if I change it to 119.880 it shows 12-bit. It depends on your computer chipset and TV specs (and driver).
Quick question what size would you recommend for a mini LED TV to be the best size 55, 65 or 75 inch 🤔 because I'm looking at the Sony X95K I have in 65-in on my Best Buy cart but I'm also thinking about going a little bit bigger.
All depends on how big your living room is. I have a 65 it is perfect. My sister also has a 65, but it looks smaller because she has a big wall, bigger living room. She should have gone with 75 or bigger
So my 2020 Hisense H9G 65" bluetooth is not working and I get the Wi-Fi drop out and Best Buy has been out twice and changed the main and wi-fi board and it's still not resolved which as a retired IT tech, this suprises me. I thought for sure the BT module was on the Wi-Fi card. Standard remote IR mode works so If I did't have the warranty I'd just put up with the bluetooth not working but since I have the waranty I want it to work as intended. So the Best Buy tech said he'd do some further research and talk with other techs but it's looking like he's going to junk out the TV as a lemon so I will get the credit of $950 + tax and will be buying the U8H because the H9G's picture has blown me away and with higher peak brightness on the U8H along with mini led's I suspect it's a touch better. I do watch some older movies that are only availble on DVD. Does anyone know if they will look worse on a 75" vs 65" U8H with upscaling which I know Hisense is not well known for to begin with.
My U7 with its VA panel is the same! Off-axis performance has always been a weakness of LCD technology. That said, my U7 is great for the low price point!
Hey B! Thank you for another awesome video. How many inches from the entertainment unit to the bottom of the 75" TV?! I want to put a sound bar under it.
Id buy this over more expensive tvs as this looks as good for less. Are the more expensive tvs worth the price over this? The difference is small in my opinion. Im still using my 65 Panasonic plasma as my main everyday tv and it still beats most all tvs and is the picture quality king. Its too bad they don’t make them anymore as it blows all led/mini leds out.
I Have a 2009 50" Panni Plasma. Don't have any knocks on this unit. Perfect solid blacks and picture quality. Love the Hisense U8H and the LG C2. Will jump on either in a 65" when the plasma dies. But that seems unlikely...keeps on keeping on.
@@Ieatatpinks My brother-in-law's plasma refused to die! He ended up giving it away! The problem with plasma, and the reason I stopped using it, is power consumption! The 42" 1080p HD plasma uses a whopping 300 watts, and the 50" 4K UHD ULED LCD, uses around 60 watts (SD SDR), and around 140 watts (4K HDR). Additionally, the plasma suffers weird "colour trails" when you move your eyes rapidly. This is a well known plasma characteristic, and you must have seen it? Plasma's strength was self-lit pixels (like OLED) and good black levels.
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@@jasondeblou6226 seems it’s different than us model, here it has more than 2400 dimming zones for 85 inch u8h and has 76w speakers.😂
Have you guys ever reviewed the BeoVision Harmony by Bang & Olufsen ?
I have a criticism of your channel
You use very bad and unappealing images in reviewing TVs.
Please broadcast trending movies with 4k quality and football and attractive HD channels on TV.
Excuse me, where could I buy a table like yours?
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!
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Hisense 75U8H - “Dolby Vision Custom” Settings
Contrast: 38
Brightness: 48
Color: 35
Tint: 0
Sharpness: 8
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Local Dimming: HIGH
Backlight: 13
Color Temp: MED
Motion: CUSTOM - 5 / 7
Gamma: 2.2
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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
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Hisense 75U8H - SDR Settings
Contrast: 7
Brightness: 47
Color: 42
Tint: 0
Sharpness: 0
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Local Dimming: LOW
Backlight: 17
Color Temp: MID-LOW
Motion: CUSTOM - 5 / 7
Gamma: BT1886
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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
Nice man
I have a U7, and the panel is perfect. No DSE. The VA panel is not great off-axis, but overall a great TV for the low price point!
My brother bought the same tv 2 months ago and we love it for football games on Sunday and movies
Had one of the first Hisense TVs sold here, a 55H8C 4k HDR set. It was super cheap and had excellent black levels considering it only had 12 local dimming zones. It had a weird color balance but I got it close enough and was happy for the price.
It died 3 years in but they honored the 4 year warranty and sent me a newer 55H8F to replace it. Better color and brighter but has a lot of blooming.
Replaced it with a TCL 65 825 mini led set and a way better set but it is a top end set retailing for 2k.
Looks like Hisense has upped their game quite a bit and they are offering a better warranty again.
Solid review and great team work 👍
I replaced my good ol 11 year old 50” LG Plasma with the 55” version of this and couldn’t be happier. I was turned onto Hisense 4 years ago when I was looking for a big screen for the basement and wound up with the 65” H8F. After getting the U8H for my living room I will most likely be replacing the 65” with the upcoming U8K 75”. I’ve always been an LG and Sony guy but as far as value/ quality goes Hisense is winning me over big time.
I just ordered the 55" U8H. Hope I don't regret as I picked it specifically for PS5
I have a 2010 Panasonic Plasma. I think the picture is dull and uncolorful now due to age. . Thinking about getting this TV but man its hard to let go of something that works fine and will last another 10 years.
Just bought for $900 @ Best Buy and feel like we got a great deal. Enjoying this 65” version a lot.
AWESOME REVIEW!!!THANK YOU!! Not a Hisense fanboy. Never actually bought Hisense tv before untill this time I did buy 55inch U8H for $649. I was intially gonna buy Samsung QN90B which is still $1400+ for a 55inch but I thought to give Hisense a chance and honestly it was worth it. It replaced my Samsung KS8000 which is huge upgrade. Yes this u8h has issues just like any other brand does there is literally no perfect TV including OLEDs and one thing that never makes sense to me personally is many people comparing this tv to Samsung High End models like QN90b or LG OLEDs(Nothing against those brands I do own LG, Samsung, and sony currently and now Hisense as well) and those cost more than double. If we were to compare this tv with tvs that are in the similar price range it will smoke them and even many tvs that cost double. Look at the score Rtings gave to this tv and you'll be surprised.
Sony and Samsung and LG very good tvs
@@bryanjjones4163 Theyre average. Sony has blooming issues. Samsung has motion issues. Sony can't do VRR with local dimming snd such. Samsung oled has bent panels and such. Yeah theyre way overpriced.
I had a Sony X850F 65inch and it was terrible worst blacks ever! I don’t recommend a Sony tv!
The Sony TVs are terrible. The blooming problems are awful on the Sony TVs. And yet the Sony TVs still sell for FAR more than the other brands. Even the Samsung model sells for far less than the overpriced Sony model.
@@abuelb I have Sony x95j 65. It does have blooming especially noticed in netflix on the play and pause symbol s. Sony have great color calibration out of the box and peak brightness. My screen also was clean from DSE. LG tv's seem to have QA issues for light leakage.
My brother bought the same tv 1 month ago, we love it for watching Football games and movies, we're from sunny California
Just purchased the same TV today and the family and I can’t wait to unbox it. Thanks for the review. 💪🏼
Thank you so much for this review. It has saved me a ton of money and embarrassment. I have a 55" Hisense U8G mounted in my bedroom. Since they finally fixed the eARC with the latest firmware update this summer, I have no complaints about the TV or the brand.
In my living room, the mounted 12 year old 55" LG I had was starting to develop a bad case of lip sync problems. I hadn't used the 3D capability in years, so it was time for a change at the end of last month. When Samsung dropped the price of the 65" QN90A to something reasonable, I pulled the trigger. I had 60 days to return or exchange, which is now down to 30 days. In the back of my mind, I was planning to possibly exchange and get this TV, as I know now that a 75" would fit in the existing location.
This video changed my mind. Not only are the mounting holes not compatible with my existing in-brick mount, but it's clear that many fully articulating mounts will cover right over the subwoofer. This does not seem to me to be a mount-friendly TV, and I will keep the Samsung.
i just recently installed the 75" x95k in my living room. Love it! Keep up the great work. Really love your channel!
0:50 I have been waiting for this TV since February. And for me Hisense is a more recognizable brand because I'm from Qingdao ,the same city where Hisense was founded and I know this brand since the beginning of my life and I know how good they are. Hisense appliance in China , just like the Ford or Chevy in the US. And thanks for the video!!
We bought this same tv from Best Buy, I decided to go with a 4-year warranty just in case something goes wrong. So far it has worked perfectly for us, the color is great, motion is great. No issues.
Just a reminder to change HDMI inputs to Enhanced to get 4K output and you can only get to the right menu using the remote button above the Netflix button and below the volume button.
After seeing Rtings glowing review, among others, this looks like a no brainer compared to more expensive options. I've been going back and forth on other models but this one seems to have it all.
You missed a great opportunity to make a dad joke about the tiger clawing at the front of the box haha.
I got my 55" U8H last week. On one of the feet they hadn't countersunk the screw holes so the screws weren't long enough to catch on the TV body, but I was mounting it on the wall so no big deal. I contacted Customer Service about getting a new foot in case I want to sell the TV down the road.
What I've been finding out is that it's a real can of worms figuring out what the controls do because picking one item can change the state of other items or make them unchangeable. I've watched a lot of videos and read reviews showing recommended settings but while they've been enlightening I usually don't like the results, for example their pick for Color Temperature, LOW. I've been color correcting tv images before I'd ever heard of color temperature. I was 15 when my folks bought the family's first color TV and before I knew it I was behind the TV accessing Service controls and even adjusting the yoke. I got yelled at constantly but when people came over to visit they'd comment on how good the TV picture was. I got into photography and spent countless hours in a color darkroom and all the other students were coming to me asking for advice on getting better color prints. There's more decades to the story but let's just say I have a good eye for color and image quality and EVERY color tv I've seen get's the color balance control wrong. I think they usually need more red in the equation. Oh, and my pick for color balance is Mid-Low to get you in the ball park. Low has too much yellow. All you have to do is look at anything white in the image to see the problem.
Also, I'm not going to use FilmMaker Mode as it makes changes in other menu items that I don't like.
I've seen very little mention of Imax Enhanced Mode on any of the reviews.
Split the difference. One wide and one short. Love watching you guys. Answer to your question. I would go with the best TV in a certain price point. Hisense has improved a lot and I would consider it. 👍
I've had this TV for 2 months. There was a huge software update that improved the picture a bit. Also, if you buy an excellent HDMI cable (about 80$ can), you'll get a better picture. With this update and a better cable, the shortcomings mentioned here will be considerably reduced; except for angle vision.
What hdmi cable did you get?
The problem with this TV is in low res content. A lot of posterization and color banding. And it still has not been fixed. They fixed the halving of the gaming resolution but have done nothing for the rest. I think this is because Hisense makes their own processors in house and they made this one under powered. Their noise reduction don't do anything, I mean, nothing at all for any content.
Ordered the Hisense U8H 55 inch for bedroom from Amazon. So excited to get it. For $649. You can't Beat it Thank you for this review. . Great looking 75 inch.
Also You are so lucky to have such a wonderful wife.
Everything is a balance, the price point and the quality. I am happy with my Hisense TV. I wouldn’t feel bad of upgrade to Oled in few years when the price comes down.
Turn off Dolby vision gaming if u want 4k120 !
I can’t for the life of me get Dolby vision to work on Xbox. I have the setting turned on but the tv still says just hdr
@@neonbible08 make sure Dolby Vision for Gaming is ticked, you can output at 4K120 still and get Dolby Vision to work but your games will just be 60hz
HDR is bullshit. Always leave it off.
You will see SDR looks sooo much better.
These consoles can’t really do 4K 120 it’s all marketing the resolution is normally down to about 1440p to get 120fps.
Hisense said that they are aware of displaying 4k@120 properly. They will fix it with their next firmware update
some people complained that the U8G never fixed the 4k 120hz issue
This Hisense U8H has received an excellent review on the Rtings website, as well as an Editor's Choice award from the "Stop the FOMO" TH-cam Channel [a TV industry review site] for Best MiniLED TV and Best 65" TV for $1000 in 2022. Perhaps its only weakness is just-average gradient handling, which means it may show some banding/posterization, and its image processing isn't as refined as the most expensive TVs like Sony. But because of its good performance in almost every other measure of image quality and its impressive brightness at a reasonable price, the U8H could be the one LCD TV that might convince me to buy, rather than invest in an OLED model.
The video processing is holding me back. Caleb and Classy as well you to some extent say it’s not the best. You asked so that’s my answer.
Thanks for the video, it was a nice break from my Saturday chores.
75" Hisense U8H was not on my radar... was planning for Sony (x95k) or Samsung... BUT after ur video analysis plus the price point i am really interested... am looking for a big 70 inch plus tv with decent performance and bearable price range... will see how the market changes in few month.. still waiting for them to release in mena countries...
It's on my radar it's either this, the TCL 55" R655, SONY A9S, OR something Samsung or LG I got a buget of 800 for a TV this holiday
LG QNED85 mini led is also a high performer for good price and more available. He did a video on that one as well.
I own a U78G and am not thrilled with the off angle viewing. The image gets washed out rather quickly as you move away from a 90 degree angle. Other than that annoyance, it's an amazing tv. I'm wondering how this new U8H compares in this regard.
I don't know anything about/who is good on Mini-Led so I guess I would bee most happy/secure with a Sony but now I'm in love with my 77" LG OLED so I will use that one as long as possible.
Got this recently for $1290. Haven't had a chance to really dig into it, but it looks incredible.
The gaming issue was with the ps5 and Warzone with their HDR implementation. It will lock output to 60hz. Turn off hdr and you’ll get 4K 120. It can’t do all the things at once.
I feel like Hisense and TCL were companies that use to make inside parts for bigger companies like Samsung, Sony and LG and decided to start making their own tv’s and could charge less because there’s no markup for a huge name brand like the ones I mentioned.
So glad you talk about watching sports and how they perform, thanks
I bought the Hisense h9f a few years ago good TV overall but I truly wish it was 120 hertz this seems to be that and still punches above its weight class I may have to consider selling my h9f and buying this
I had really hoped that Samsung's method of having an external box containing a lot of the electronics would catch on with other companies. I like that there was just one thin wire dropping down from the TV that you could attach to the all and paint to match.
Your not going to see that in a LED TV. Your only going to see that in OLED TVs
I purchased the Samsung - 75” Class QN85B Neo QLED 4K Smart Tizen TV from Best Buy and they installed it five weeks ago. I love it, it is hooked up to a Sony Dolby Atmos reciever with 7.1 Klipsch reference theater speakers hooked up to reciever. Sony UHD 4K dvd player and I have upgraded about 40 of my DVD's to 4K UHD. So far I have watched The Empire Stikes Back, Jaws, T2 Judgement Day, Speed, and streamed Top Gun Maverick in 4K. Empire and Jaws have never looked better viewing at home. Top Gun Maverick was phenomenal in look and sound streaming and I have been told it will be even better once the 4K bluray is released in November. We don't get any rainbow reflection like we did with the Samsung we were using before, which we just moved into our master bedroom. SDR for sports and general viewing has been great as well although it did take a couple weeks for us to get the picture where we liked it. For all movies we have it set on Filmaker Mode. Don't like the remote but we use the universal remote provided by our cable company to control everything but 4K dvd player.
When I purchased the Samsung it was on sale for $2399. It went on sale for $2199. two weeks after it was delivered and installed and Best Buy did price match it for us and it still on sale for $2199. as of today.
If you're in the market for an led TV, this is the best TV across all brands. I've watched tons of reviews. The only other TV left to see is the vizo mqx. No real reviews on TH-cam yet. For the price and performance the hisense u8h is a no brainer. Now as far as blooming make sure local dimming is set to high. It should rival oled with black levels and blooming should be almost non existing. Gamers, well it's more of a casual gamer TV. There is no perfect TV so gaming took a hit in order to make other parts of the TV better. Just make sure the hdmi port is in "enhanced" mode. Dobly vision is trash on this TV. But honestly Dobly vision is inconsistent across all manufacturers. I would just run games without it. You will have less posterization. I would also disable it with streaming content. The s95b doesn't even support Dobly vision and that has the best picture quality out of any TV.
B, Your a lucky man! I love when your describing the features on the back of the TV and the remote that Jen points to everything. Don't know why, just do lol. Kinda gives me ASMR vibes. Love yalls content, keep the reviews coming!
Nice review. I don’t understand why people like to watch glowing super bright day glow colors on their TVs, this isn’t indicator reality and I honestly think it does a disservice to movies in particular.
No one likes reality anymore.. haven't you heard? The color science of smart phone cameras and social media doesn't reflect reality... why wouldn't TVs follow suit? While older generations hate the "soap opera effect", you'd be surprised of newer generations who miss it when turned off since theyve been conditioned to it.
I'm thinking about a new 75" tv and this looks great for the price. My 3 year old 65" LG OLED (C8) has minor burn in and my previous three year old Samsung had problems. You'd think that I would get more than three years from major brand TV's over $ 2,000. Thanks for the great review.
That’s my only gripe about spending even $1000 on a tv these days. The value of any TV in that price range or more really stinks if it can’t last at least 5-7 yrs. I’m due to upgrade my 10-yr old Samsung tv and am nervous about longevity. My current 10-yr old tv was more of a mid-range model at the time and didn’t have the best specs in the world, but it still looks nearly the same as when I bought it
IS VERY HARD to find one IN ANY SIZE anywhere , sales like hot cakes for months now , till AMAZON brought only 3/in 75 inch for $1500 other day & sold out in 5 minutes & i was lucky to got one of those 3 & delivery gonna be in Mid NOV, U really getting almost the same pic , brightness & blks as High end Sony & Samsung over $3-$4 grand TVS as some videos in here proof that in Utube side by side , just no brainier to go with this jewel ...cant f*n wait 👍
It’s amazing. Do you remember when Hisense was cheapy boo-boo televisions? It’s amazing how far they have come. 😮
Hi, where did you get that TV stand/table? It looks very useful
It's 2 Besta stands from Ikea! The only thing we've found to accomodate the larger tvs
Very happy with my Hisense...no regrets!
It's an unbelievable price for a mini-LED TV, Amazon was selling the 65'' for 999$ and they're well sold out.
I just got the U7H and it’s boasting just as good specs if not better for the price range. I’ve heard the 8’s do not offer much better of quality
Hisence is my choice thanks...I don't play a lot of games, but I do game and 60hz will work for me. Of course I hope they get their issues resolved with firmware. But the overall lets me know I should jump on the last price I saw for the 55 inch no room for a larger set.
I would definitely buy a Hisense. I was looking at the U8G last year but the price never really dropped. They really jack up the prices in Canada for some reason. RIght now the 55" U8H is $1200 - $1300 CAD. Great looking TV but a bit expensive at the moment for me!
Leave room in the budget for an extended warranty. I remember folks raving like this about the Vizio Quantum P a couple years back . At the end of the day it's still a Vizio and they crapped out.
@@daveclark8337 I had a 42 inch Vizio I had that dam t.v. over 4 years and it's still going strong
@@mr.washington1397but islets still crap tho 😂😂😂
With Gaming be broken I decided to go QN90B, just pulled the trigger yesterday
Love this kinda of tv its amazing led is a greater crisp picture too mine eyes
Classy saw pretty bad color banding in game mode. Can you look at this in your full review to see if maybe its an issue with his set or widespread?
Totally enjoy my Hisense!! Saved me a lot of money as well as having a great picture.
Good review, Glad to see these budget tv's getting close to the big dogs performance.
I think you have to turn off Dolby vision to get to 4k 120hz while gaming
The reason you are stuck on 4k 60 is because you haven't enabled HDMI Enhanced in HMDI format. your HMDI format is still in standard mode.
I've seen this pointed out in several online reviews. You are 100% correct.
I had this tv for two weeks but the motion handling was terrible. Ghosting issues, not properly displaying 4k@120, etc. eventually returned it.
Sounds like the issue was with gaming at 4K 120? What about motion for movies and shows?
@@DarkKnight-gw4gw The stutter is terrible, especially in panning shots. That's in movies. Gaming has terrible posterization problems. Those are outside the halving resolution issue.
@@needsmoreclipping interesting. That’s definitely not the experience from B’s review and the video content he showed. I’m skeptical of Hisense in general but was really hoping for no major issues for a second room TV.
@@DarkKnight-gw4gw It's all real. Hopefully a magical firmware sometime in the future will address most of the issues.
All Hinsense TV's suck,they cheap ones are very cheap,if you sneeze to hard it will break..At least buy a Vizio
And remember these TH-camrs get paid to tell you lies all they care about is themselves..u have been warned
Just ordered a 55" U8H over a refurbished Sony X90K, hope I made the right choice. Specifically buying for gaming (PS5)
You should do a vid on the LG C2 vs. the Sony A80k comparison on which is better, because I’m real stumped on which one I should get😊 Because I have a ps5 and I don’t know which one is best for both gaming and media streaming such as Netflix or Hulu❔
where do you keep all the tv you unbox
It may be an optical illusion caused by room lighting, but is the Hisense logo on the TV slightly crooked? Looks like a great set otherwise!
Bought this the other day , in a 65", on clearance at Best Buy for $600. Very good buy for the price. I dont think overall its as good of a set as my Samsung QN90a...but it very good and a good value as well
How bout a side by side of this TV and the Sony X95K. Would love to see it next to the Sony.
Almost bought this TV but ultimately decided on an OLED just seeing what I missed out on ahahah
Where can we purchase Tv stand ? Any link's
Awesome review! May I know how wide is the TV console table? Thanks.
What would be your recommendation for a TV outside under a covered patio. The TV size we are looking at is 65-75, smart TV and mostly watching games or movies.
Plastic off is my favourite part😅
I heard the 75 inch version is a IPS panel???
Hisense uh tv is great b the installer you are inspiring me to get that hisense smart tv
I have the U8G, and I love it more than my Sony and Samsung
Thank you for the review. But still, I will stick with major brands.
Would definitely go with the hisense ...
Oooooh boy I been waiting for this!!!!!!
As a Vikings fan this video hurt
This is the next best thing to Oled. Meaning if you can't afford to get an Oled buy this TV. I just set one up and the picture is nice. There's a subwoofer built into the TV, and the built in speakers are loud and clear. Don't waste your money buying anything other than, Oled, Qled, or Mini LED.
So I had a Sony A80j and before that an LG CX. I watched this and other reviews. I didn’t obviously need another tv. But I felt like my oleds weren’t bright enough. Darks make contrast but brightness makes hdr. And this with the mini led made it worth a shot. Omg. I almost felt bad that I paid for the oleds. Thanks. Side note what’s the best way to sell a tv that you no longer want?
No way I have Sony a80j and Hisense OLED has more details and better picture
I'm a big fan of your channel! Would you find yourself reviewing the xgimi horizon pro projector 4k edition? Interested in seeing your take on it. Thanks for the continuous awesome content!
Was hoping for a great TV. Just unboxed mine and broken screen. Walmart is picking it up in 2 days
I'm in the market for a 65inch TV with an ATSC 3.0 tuner, and I'm excited about this one. gonna keep an eye on it for a bit and see if they tweak it to make it better.
This is late, but did you end up getting it?
Love this review and in the "UK" Hisense this size can be £1,000 less that the more well-known briads, re the big names x.
One thing I didn't like about my U8H is the spacing between connections is tight. I couldn't attach the OTA antenna lead unless HDMI 4 was empty. I could plug it in once the antenna was attached. Some connectors I had were too big on this unit to use two of the same side-by-side.
Figuring out how to get 12bit was a bit of a curve. Using HDR on a PC had it's problems in making Filer Explorer text hard to make out.
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Have you figured out how to get 12bit color on PC
@@myquietreviews Whatever resolution you're using go and change the refresh rate 120, 119, 60, 59 etc, click ok, and check bit-depth until you get 12bit. Depends on your hardware and drivers.
@@greatpix I just checked & you can’t select 12 bit in the default settings you have use Nvidia if you want to do that
@@myquietreviews I'm using an AMD system so there could be differences. In Display Settings I'll set my resolution to say 1080, hit Keep, then scroll down to Advanced Display Settings and it shows that at 60 Hz my bit depth is 8-bit. If I change the refresh rate to 120 Hz, hit Keep, it shows 8-bit BUT if I change it to 119.880 it shows 12-bit. It depends on your computer chipset and TV specs (and driver).
I heard banding/posterization was bad for gaming ?
Great review and an amazing tv .. We'll see settings especially for contrast and black levels on IPS panel in Europe...Greetings from Zagreb,Croatia
Laid him right on the panel, gj there mate...
sony for sure quality built into the set
Quick question what size would you recommend for a mini LED TV to be the best size 55, 65 or 75 inch 🤔 because I'm looking at the Sony X95K I have in 65-in on my Best Buy cart but I'm also thinking about going a little bit bigger.
All depends on how big your living room is. I have a 65 it is perfect. My sister also has a 65, but it looks smaller because she has a big wall, bigger living room. She should have gone with 75 or bigger
Tanggula now has a projector out for 500 bucks if u want link let me know
Google TV se funciona bien?? En aplicaciónes cuántos almacenamiento??
Sony is the TV that I am looking at I think the x95k is a good in between lcd and oled
I'm so loving my Sony Oled...I'm glad the salesperson talked me into a Sony, he said the processor is better to...
The Sony is inferior. And the Sony X95K costs far more, too.
So my 2020 Hisense H9G 65" bluetooth is not working and I get the Wi-Fi drop out and Best Buy has been out twice and changed the main and wi-fi board and it's still not resolved which as a retired IT tech, this suprises me. I thought for sure the BT module was on the Wi-Fi card. Standard remote IR mode works so If I did't have the warranty I'd just put up with the bluetooth not working but since I have the waranty I want it to work as intended. So the Best Buy tech said he'd do some further research and talk with other techs but it's looking like he's going to junk out the TV as a lemon so I will get the credit of $950 + tax and will be buying the U8H because the H9G's picture has blown me away and with higher peak brightness on the U8H along with mini led's I suspect it's a touch better. I do watch some older movies that are only availble on DVD. Does anyone know if they will look worse on a 75" vs 65" U8H with upscaling which I know Hisense is not well known for to begin with.
Love my 55" dead-on center. Its off-axis performance isn't good though. I wouldn't recommend it at all for wide room viewing.
My U7 with its VA panel is the same! Off-axis performance has always been a weakness of LCD technology. That said, my U7 is great for the low price point!
Hey B! Thank you for another awesome video. How many inches from the entertainment unit to the bottom of the 75" TV?! I want to put a sound bar under it.
Yes
Id buy this over more expensive tvs as this looks as good for less. Are the more expensive tvs worth the price over this? The difference is small in my opinion. Im still using my 65 Panasonic plasma as my main everyday tv and it still beats most all tvs and is the picture quality king. Its too bad they don’t make them anymore as it blows all led/mini leds out.
I have a 2008 Panasonic Plasma barely used in its original box! It's probably a collectible!
I Have a 2009 50" Panni Plasma. Don't have any knocks on this unit. Perfect solid blacks and picture quality. Love the Hisense U8H and the LG C2. Will jump on either in a 65" when the plasma dies. But that seems unlikely...keeps on keeping on.
@@Ieatatpinks My brother-in-law's plasma refused to die! He ended up giving it away! The problem with plasma, and the reason I stopped using it, is power consumption! The 42" 1080p HD plasma uses a whopping 300 watts, and the 50" 4K UHD ULED LCD, uses around 60 watts (SD SDR), and around 140 watts (4K HDR). Additionally, the plasma suffers weird "colour trails" when you move your eyes rapidly. This is a well known plasma characteristic, and you must have seen it? Plasma's strength was self-lit pixels (like OLED) and good black levels.
Hey B, I wonder if this TV needs that update like the Sony A90J did to allow the PS5 to operate at the full 4K/120FPS
Wait! That's the wrong slot for the other leg!
What is the best tv , samsung qn90b or samsung qn85a for playing ps5 games?
Id depends on reviews. I still have never owned an oled, so I am leaning toward buying an LG this black friday.
The motion has everything to do with processing
Been trying to find this tv in South Carolina for a few weeks. Still haven’t found a 75”.