As a note, Hisense doesn’t enable peak performance out of the two high-end HDMI 2.1 ports right out of the box. You do need to go through the settings and enable maximum bandwidth on those in order to get high resolution and high framerate
go into settings, channels and input, then input, first box is hdmi format, click that, then you will see hdmi one, 2, 3, 4, choose them then choose enhanced, plug in your xbox,ps5,pc into 3 and 4 to enable 144hz option@@salvadorgarcia9108
the google tv ui can get a little wonky at times but there are ways to clean it up and speed it up, the tv is incredible, it just needs to be setup and there is so much to setup to your liking. The sound is loud and good , the picture is incredible, gaming is awesome@@salvadorgarcia9108
I have the Hisense 65" and it's a phenomenal TV for that price. Better than my Bravia that I'm replacing that's 10 years old. Will eventually get a Bravia OLED. I'm so impressed that it reminds me of what LG used to be.
@@AllAboutTKKno doubt. I'm not sure if you saw the Hisense had a software update that seems to have addressed some issues you had besides the off center viewing angle. I noticed it had considerably better interface menus and was easier to use than the TCL and a better performing game rig. Everyone is different but in my experience it's a better TV than the Q7
If I wasn't into OLED tvs now I would probably buy a TCL QM8 Q7 or even a Q6 depending on my budget at the time. I have also would be looking at the Hisense models as well. I mentioned to you before I have 4 TCL tvs and my favorite is the R635 2020 model their first miniled. It has very minimal blooming and is a very bright tv. What I will day is i think these tvs both TCL and Hisense are great average consumer tvs and are definitely value for money tvs. 😊
My friend, I have a question, I currently have the LG OLED B9 from 2019 to play PS5 and unfortunately it has already started with burns on the screen and I am looking for a new one to continue with the same "quality" from what I see the TCL 55Q750G is good, you tell me Would you recommend it to buy it this year?
Hello! Sorry for the tv issues. The Q7 I actually have nothing bad to say outside of it not being an OLED, for an LED, even though being full array, it is just a solid option that has held up. I must admit it’s sitting in my garage but that’s only because I don’t have space.
@@AllAboutTKK Perfect my friend, so I think I'm going to give it a chance and I understand that an update recently arrived that already includes HGIG and I think there were other changes, but well, thank you very much for your response and I hope to be able to buy it soon!
Great video as always. My son is playing PS5 on and older Samsung LED, 60hrz/ 1080 (not 4k) and was thinking he’s missing out on what the ps5 has to offer. Was looking at these two because it just a basement tv for mostly gaming. Do you think there would be that noticeable difference going to 4k/ 2.1 HDMI an d worth the upgrade? Maybe streaming a movie now and then with friends.
2.1 literally offers 120Hz and 4k and VRR all at the same time with HDR. No, your baby would not be missing anything. These TVs would however grant you a solid photo presentation.
Between these two the TCL is the better tv, forget about the U7K having more LED and zones, it’s OS is more lagged probably due to internals being worst and viewing angles even when dialed in are worst. I really enjoyed the Q7. The U7K felt like a cheap tv that is just my truth.
@@AllAboutTKK thank you for this comment I got the q7 for about 200 less then the Hisense and worried I made a bad choice until this video as I can’t compare both of them side by side
I started out looking at the big brothers of these two TVs in 75inch (U8K/QM8) but the viewing angles is what made me realize I can’t do it. Im never in my living room but I just couldn’t do it. Trying to decide between the C3,S90c and A80L in 77 inch instead. Those are great TVs I’ve seen both but I need the viewing angles.
Great video man I really love that your taking a dive in the budget mid range tv space am a Hisense guy in that space if I were to buy a cheaper tv I hope you like the Hisense before, I’ve have bought a Hisense a long time ago in their mid range tv space and it was a really good tv to have before I got in into the Oled tvs
You realize passing through still changes things though, right? For example if a panel has NVIDIA Gsync natively in its screen, passing through the AVR loses that on PC. Going directly to the panel is without any doubt optimal. Just like using 1 hdmi vs a capable coupler. Just because you can use a coupler that does 2.1 doesn’t mean you should do 2 6ft when you can do 1 12ft.
Yo I just got off the live stream with Stop the Fomo and I told them that you did the TCL Q7 and the Hisense 7 comparison. 😊 Some of them watch your channel homie😊
@@AllAboutTKK Ok I can only get the E7KQTUK model i'm in Scotland and apparently it's not the same tv only got a 50-60hz panel and has 3 hdmi not 4 as stated in the u7k model with 120-144hz panel and 4 hdmi ports not e7k model that basic make more sense in English?😂
@@triniflyer8685 No. I know my initial comment was a long time ago but I ended up buying the Q6 and then returning to get the U7K. Hisense is much better than the TCL.
I don't have off axis seating therefore would it be ok to get these in bigger sizes then? Been wondering if I should just wait till next year or get the U7K in 75inch with the ADS panel this year
If your strapped for cash you probably can't afford 2 gaming systems or 1 system and a gaming PC. A lot of people who cut cable tv might be interested in the 3.0 tuner on the H7K for local channels. The U7K has Bluetooth 5.2, 2 USB ports, WiFi 6E . As well as the 3.0 Next tuner Gen Tuner. But go ahead a pick the only feature Q7 has the HDMI to focus on. The U7K has many features that the Q7 doesn't that are part of connectivity.
I can’t speak to either of those sizes as I only have in 55”. IPS or not any person accustom to the viewing angles of any OLED panel will find this model hard to look at from an angle.
TK since you've been exploring budget brands, can honestly say the experience has been as good or close enough to LG, Samsung, or Sony? I was heavy into Plasma Tvs, and after they died out, I went back to budget tvs. I got my first oled last year and haven't looked back! I have a C1 77", and my next upgrade will probably be one of the top 3 brands. Honestly I rather spend the money and get the best. I know you're a huge Nvidia fan, and I love Amd! Amd gives me experience I'm looking for and want without being the best. Is it the same way with these budget brand tvs? An experience good enough without having to buy a G3, S95C, or A95l?
Hisense and TCL are slowly creeping up on the big 3. I would really like for someone to do a comparison between the Hisense U8K and the TCL Q7. I’m currently using a 65” LG C2 and a 55” LG B6 from 2016. The B6 needs replaced only for the modern gaming features. I’m spoiled by OLED but will sacrifice for the features since it will not be my main tv. I would really like to know if the Q7 is equal to or better than the U8K.
@@beammeupscottsp7952 shit that’s gone be too hard to pull off. My crib ain’t setup like a studio. Only places you will really see them side by side is in a studio, but I’m working on learning how to shoot content and to merge the content to look like it’s side by side. But image getting a 77 next to a 65 and your house not looking like shit, lol.
@@stefanossteveboy6469honestly I bought the u7k over an oled. What you have to do is know how to set it up. Once you put the local dimming settings to high, turbo mode on etc the difference is not worth the price. I kinda think the guy in this video didn't know how to set the tv up because it can be confusing.
lol I’m confused huh? You’re confused good sir. You picked this over an OLED because of affordability and that’s it, it’s not better than virtually any OLED on the market today. But if it makes you happy that’s what’s important, you can just say that and leave it there but don’t try to insult me and my experience.
An OLED has perfect blacks. At angles is virtually still flawless. You lose a lot of detail with LED panels, even the most flagship models. That’s what he meant in that comment.
@@AllAboutTKK which dude you don't gotta get so mad. I was just saying the u7k has a confusing interface as lots of external systems like a PS5 will hard reset the tv setting for higher fps and running at 120hz among other things. On the PS5 for example you have to physically go change save game data settings. Of course an oled looks better I'm just saying that the u7k was the first decent prices lcd I had seen that was 90 percent of the contrast of a similar priced oled. Not to mention a similar priced oled is only 60hz, not nearly as bright and has major input lag compared to the u7. The comparable priced oled is an lg a2. Weighing those drawbacks the u7k was the better tv for the price for me.
the 75 inch uK7 has a IPS panel. The 55and 65 have a VA panel.
As a note, Hisense doesn’t enable peak performance out of the two high-end HDMI 2.1 ports right out of the box. You do need to go through the settings and enable maximum bandwidth on those in order to get high resolution and high framerate
Same as with TCL.
How do you do that? Just got the u7k
go into settings, channels and input, then input, first box is hdmi format, click that, then you will see hdmi one, 2, 3, 4, choose them then choose enhanced, plug in your xbox,ps5,pc into 3 and 4 to enable 144hz option@@salvadorgarcia9108
the google tv ui can get a little wonky at times but there are ways to clean it up and speed it up, the tv is incredible, it just needs to be setup and there is so much to setup to your liking. The sound is loud and good , the picture is incredible, gaming is awesome@@salvadorgarcia9108
I have the Hisense 65" and it's a phenomenal TV for that price. Better than my Bravia that I'm replacing that's 10 years old. Will eventually get a Bravia OLED. I'm so impressed that it reminds me of what LG used to be.
Thanks for sharing,
@@AllAboutTKKno doubt. I'm not sure if you saw the Hisense had a software update that seems to have addressed some issues you had besides the off center viewing angle. I noticed it had considerably better interface menus and was easier to use than the TCL and a better performing game rig. Everyone is different but in my experience it's a better TV than the Q7
@RellupNorth looking to pull it out of the garage and revisit soon. Thank you for that information.
In the opening sequence I prefer the Hisense. Better blue color and better specular highlights.
Good stuff. Best video I've seen yet!!!!
Thank you, did my best.
Then Hisence U7K and U8K in 75" have a IPS-ADS Pro panel by BOE. It's should have better off angle viewing.
Waiting for your comparision side by side. It will be very useful for many customers
Yes sir
which ones better on bright room? my rooms window is in front of the tv and i get glare. brighter one i suppose
U7K
If you had to pick one of these which would you choose after spending time with them? I $700 max budget and can’t decide
Q7.
10mins of the Starfield start menu with commentary. You couldn't even show samples of any other content or examples of the poor viewing range?
Okay
Hisense view angle is good ? Some reviews says Hisense is very bad...
Realistic views look good, when you try to cut sharp into deep angles then no.
Good review and nice Polk speakers 😊
If I wasn't into OLED tvs now I would probably buy a TCL QM8 Q7 or even a Q6 depending on my budget at the time. I have also would be looking at the Hisense models as well. I mentioned to you before I have 4 TCL tvs and my favorite is the R635 2020 model their first miniled. It has very minimal blooming and is a very bright tv. What I will day is i think these tvs both TCL and Hisense are great average consumer tvs and are definitely value for money tvs. 😊
Well said OG!
What I will say. 😊
I am looking at selling my 77 inch lg c3 oled for a 2024 98 inch Q651. I miss the size. What do you think ?
My friend, I have a question, I currently have the LG OLED B9 from 2019 to play PS5 and unfortunately it has already started with burns on the screen and I am looking for a new one to continue with the same "quality" from what I see the TCL 55Q750G is good, you tell me Would you recommend it to buy it this year?
Hello! Sorry for the tv issues.
The Q7 I actually have nothing bad to say outside of it not being an OLED, for an LED, even though being full array, it is just a solid option that has held up. I must admit it’s sitting in my garage but that’s only because I don’t have space.
@@AllAboutTKK Perfect my friend, so I think I'm going to give it a chance and I understand that an update recently arrived that already includes HGIG and I think there were other changes, but well, thank you very much for your response and I hope to be able to buy it soon!
Great video as always. My son is playing PS5 on and older Samsung LED, 60hrz/ 1080 (not 4k) and was thinking he’s missing out on what the ps5 has to offer. Was looking at these two because it just a basement tv for mostly gaming. Do you think there would be that noticeable difference going to 4k/ 2.1 HDMI an d worth the upgrade? Maybe streaming a movie now and then with friends.
2.1 literally offers 120Hz and 4k and VRR all at the same time with HDR.
No, your baby would not be missing anything. These TVs would however grant you a solid photo presentation.
@@AllAboutTKK so you think it’s not worth the upgrade to one of these TVs?
@kevcordes21 for sure is. I was just explaining specifically what you get from hdmi 2.1, because 2.0 is a thing also.
@@AllAboutTKK got it! So at this point could you recommend one over the other for PS5?
@kevcordes21 I like the Q7 by TCL as a better tv overall over the Hisense U7K.
I've been deciding between these two, fairly certain I'm going with tcl
Between these two the TCL is the better tv, forget about the U7K having more LED and zones, it’s OS is more lagged probably due to internals being worst and viewing angles even when dialed in are worst. I really enjoyed the Q7. The U7K felt like a cheap tv that is just my truth.
@@AllAboutTKK thank you for this comment I got the q7 for about 200 less then the Hisense and worried I made a bad choice until this video as I can’t compare both of them side by side
I started out looking at the big brothers of these two TVs in 75inch (U8K/QM8) but the viewing angles is what made me realize I can’t do it. Im never in my living room but I just couldn’t do it. Trying to decide between the C3,S90c and A80L in 77 inch instead. Those are great TVs I’ve seen both but I need the viewing angles.
These TVs in 75 inch will have IPS panels instead of VA panels, which have a much better viewing angle.
Great video man I really love that your taking a dive in the budget mid range tv space am a Hisense guy in that space if I were to buy a cheaper tv I hope you like the Hisense before, I’ve have bought a Hisense a long time ago in their mid range tv space and it was a really good tv to have before I got in into the Oled tvs
Bro I appreciate the support.
Most AVR’s have video pass through option where no processing is done to video signal….So essentially direct path to display.
You realize passing through still changes things though, right? For example if a panel has NVIDIA Gsync natively in its screen, passing through the AVR loses that on PC.
Going directly to the panel is without any doubt optimal.
Just like using 1 hdmi vs a capable coupler. Just because you can use a coupler that does 2.1 doesn’t mean you should do 2 6ft when you can do 1 12ft.
can you game 120hz via pc with the Q7 ?
Yes.
Yo I just got off the live stream with Stop the Fomo and I told them that you did the TCL Q7 and the Hisense 7 comparison. 😊 Some of them watch your channel homie😊
That’s love! Thank you, OG.
@@AllAboutTKK I do what I can when I can. No need to thank me. Always wanna help a good brotha.
Good job comparing the 2 tv's homie😊
c an only get the e7kqtuk is it the same ? any help appreciated thanks
@@MWSRD don’t understand this isn’t in English.
@@AllAboutTKK Ok I can only get the E7KQTUK model i'm in Scotland and apparently it's not the same tv only got a 50-60hz panel and has 3 hdmi not 4 as stated in the u7k model with 120-144hz panel and 4 hdmi ports not e7k model that basic make more sense in English?😂
@@AllAboutTKK 55E7kqtuk is only £349 in currys and studio!
@@AllAboutTKK 65E7kqtuk £419 UK!
@@AllAboutTKK Defo is jst hit space with the c but u know witever n that jst gonane no dae that!.....pmsl.
Would you say TCL Q6 or Hisense U7K is better?
U7K for sure out of those two.
Would you take a 98 inch 2024 q6 over a 2023 85 inch u7k. Not for gaming. Just for Netflix
@@triniflyer8685 No. I know my initial comment was a long time ago but I ended up buying the Q6 and then returning to get the U7K. Hisense is much better than the TCL.
I don't have off axis seating therefore would it be ok to get these in bigger sizes then? Been wondering if I should just wait till next year or get the U7K in 75inch with the ADS panel this year
Yes. If you are center massed
If your strapped for cash you probably can't afford 2 gaming systems or 1 system and a gaming PC. A lot of people who cut cable tv might be interested in the 3.0 tuner on the H7K for local channels. The U7K has Bluetooth 5.2, 2 USB ports, WiFi 6E . As well as the 3.0 Next tuner Gen Tuner. But go ahead a pick the only feature Q7 has the HDMI to focus on. The U7K has many features that the Q7 doesn't that are part of connectivity.
U7K outside of all you mentioned still doesn’t look like the better tv, to me.
U7k in 75inch would use a ips panel so side vewing is not an issue as i have an 85 inch u7k it has a ips panel
I can’t speak to either of those sizes as I only have in 55”.
IPS or not any person accustom to the viewing angles of any OLED panel will find this model hard to look at from an angle.
TK since you've been exploring budget brands, can honestly say the experience has been as good or close enough to LG, Samsung, or Sony? I was heavy into Plasma Tvs, and after they died out, I went back to budget tvs. I got my first oled last year and haven't looked back! I have a C1 77", and my next upgrade will probably be one of the top 3 brands. Honestly I rather spend the money and get the best. I know you're a huge Nvidia fan, and I love Amd! Amd gives me experience I'm looking for and want without being the best. Is it the same way with these budget brand tvs? An experience good enough without having to buy a G3, S95C, or A95l?
yeah like the gpus. Why get a 3070 when you can get a 3090
Damn. Comment so good I gotta make it a video for a reply. Next upload it is. Screen shooting this right now.
Max Luv.
Have you made a side by side video?
No
Hisense and TCL are slowly creeping up on the big 3. I would really like for someone to do a comparison between the Hisense U8K and the TCL Q7. I’m currently using a 65” LG C2 and a 55” LG B6 from 2016. The B6 needs replaced only for the modern gaming features. I’m spoiled by OLED but will sacrifice for the features since it will not be my main tv. I would really like to know if the Q7 is equal to or better than the U8K.
I think the U8K is better.
Man just heard the A95L is hitting 1500 nits peak brightness, it's going to be a monster, jealous man 😂😂😂
I got that bad mofo on the way!
@@AllAboutTKK goddamn haha, you gotta do a95l vs A95k comparison. I need to see this monster side by side!
@@beammeupscottsp7952 shit that’s gone be too hard to pull off. My crib ain’t setup like a studio. Only places you will really see them side by side is in a studio, but I’m working on learning how to shoot content and to merge the content to look like it’s side by side. But image getting a 77 next to a 65 and your house not looking like shit, lol.
These were great tvs. Then i ruined them too soon by getting an Oled thinking i wasnt gonna see too much of a dramatic difference.
May I ask what you mean by that? Is a Oled much better than Hisense 7U for mixed use? Tv channels and daily use?
Thanks!
@@stefanossteveboy6469honestly I bought the u7k over an oled. What you have to do is know how to set it up. Once you put the local dimming settings to high, turbo mode on etc the difference is not worth the price. I kinda think the guy in this video didn't know how to set the tv up because it can be confusing.
lol I’m confused huh?
You’re confused good sir. You picked this over an OLED because of affordability and that’s it, it’s not better than virtually any OLED on the market today. But if it makes you happy that’s what’s important, you can just say that and leave it there but don’t try to insult me and my experience.
An OLED has perfect blacks. At angles is virtually still flawless. You lose a lot of detail with LED panels, even the most flagship models. That’s what he meant in that comment.
@@AllAboutTKK which dude you don't gotta get so mad. I was just saying the u7k has a confusing interface as lots of external systems like a PS5 will hard reset the tv setting for higher fps and running at 120hz among other things. On the PS5 for example you have to physically go change save game data settings. Of course an oled looks better I'm just saying that the u7k was the first decent prices lcd I had seen that was 90 percent of the contrast of a similar priced oled. Not to mention a similar priced oled is only 60hz, not nearly as bright and has major input lag compared to the u7. The comparable priced oled is an lg a2. Weighing those drawbacks the u7k was the better tv for the price for me.