Hisense U8N TV Review: The BEST Hisense Mini LED TV?

[@justeddm]

The price difference between the US n UK models is crazy. Most importantly, performance of the u8n u7n varies according to region, hisense should work on uniform performance among it's flagships globally like LG Samsung..

[@triffid68]

I’d never buy Hisense because of the relative UK price.

[@justeddm]

@@triffid68 I understand bro 😅 .. it's like hisense target market is USA.. 900 TV in US can be 1200 pounds

[@triffid68]

@@justeddm Even Australia is a lot cheaper than the UK for Hisense!

[@zuti071]

At the moment of writing this comment this TV in 65" size is $999 or arround 80% cheaper in US compare to UK version !!! Are people in England, Great Britain and UK aware of this ???

[@n.h187]

Rather get the TCL c855 in the UK at £1299

[@MrGymCrazy]

I commented on the Sony channel that they were driving the UK & EU into the arms of Hisense and the U8N for those who want a Bravia 9 in 65".

[@trollzone1]

no one reviews the 75 and 85 inch ones in the USA.

[@diggergeensen860]

Strangely the brightness results on this TV seem to variate quite a lot between different reviewers. Which tells me the model has a high performance lottery unit to unit.

[@gangs0846]

8:40 Did you turn on full array local dimming?

[@Vish-cj8yq]

Hi Phil.... thank you for the review... always helpful. Hisense TVs have strange issue with ARC/eARC out that sound keeps on becoming garbled/distorted for few seconds continuously. I am one of the user and worked with Hisense support without any resolution yet. Have you tested ARC/eARC out to an AVR for half an hr or so and seen the same issue? Many have reported this on reddit as well.

[@bungalowtomcat1]

Anyone know,,,, What TV's or are there TV's That Use the Technology that the 2017 PANASONIC TV's Used ??? As they were the best I've ever seen,,,,,,,,, I just had mine BLOW up

[@t1g3r8mj2]

You don't need a soundbar it has a subwoofer in it

[@sunnybasil4742]

Not worth it for the price in the UK, can get nice OLEDs for same price and in some cases cheaper

[@n.h187]

Yep Hisense definitely overpriced it as it's now 1499 in Currys (though still too expensive, it should be around 999)

[@gokhan7482]

Oled tv’s has shorter life span. Price : lifespan = actual price.

[@Commsfarage]

I'd rather the U8K especially when BF comes along

[@davidokyere9006]

@@Commsfaragejust got the U8K. Awesome tv

[@01mememememe]

What would be the best 55-inch Hisense tv please?

[@Yoga_Tv_buying]

U8N /U8NQ (same tv). Contrast: contrast : (Rtings ) UX--Not launched launched U9N- Not launched UX ---400000:1 (2023 model UX) Bravia9-380000:1 U8N---290000:1 X95L--200000:1 QN90D- 167000:1 U8k---165000:1 Qm851-161000:1 U8H-- 160000:1 C845--114000:1 Bravia7-100000:1 U7N---89000:1 Q90C---83000:1 X93L---72000:1 U7k----45300:1 X90L--- 42000:1

[@flyingtoupee]

C4 65 or -u8N qM8 75 ?

[@bungalowtomcat1]

C$ is way better To many U8N's Just get Faulty and I mean a lot

[@mat_j]

I wonder where's the limit, if they keep increasing dimming zones and brightness every year

[@ChesterMan-qd3xj]

Over the last 5 years we got mini-LED, which meant nothing. Then started adding more dimming zones, which didn’t help that much either, because processing couldn’t drive all the zones well. This year, it seems like it’s all coming together. I feel like LCD TVs are improving more than OLED.

[@Yoga_Tv_buying]

Micro LED. :)

[@mat_j]

@@ChesterMan-qd3xj i got last years U8K and its kinda amazing, specially considering the price

[@ChesterMan-qd3xj]

@@Yoga_Tv_buying I thought I heard they were giving up on that for consumer TVs. Too expensive.

[@mat_j]

@@Yoga_Tv_buying right, but production processes might be much easier

[@McKluskie]

blacks look very disappointing, whats going on there?, they should be inky black on the black bars at least with that many dimming zones?

[@adamlee007]

My blacks are great on my 65 inch

[@McKluskie]

@@adamlee007 Black performance of LCD is very subjective and depends more on the environment you are watching the TV, Even a small amount of light in the room will completely transform your perception of the blacks. If they say the black bars are grey then they mean they are grey In a darkened room which is an instant fail for me.

[@sk8erjon316]

Wow different os different remote the north american model looks better

[@NexGenTek]

Just get the Bravia 9

[@ChesterMan-qd3xj]

Like buying a yacht when any old boat would do.

[@MSDOGS1976]

Too expensive

[@nimblegoat]

Why it will be beaten in 2025 and 2026 etc - If I was going miniLCD I would get 98" 855 in my country cheaper than the B9 85" by a 1000 quid plus - it beats the B9 in some area, fails in other, but price and size absolutely smashes it,. Tired of fan bois making stupid comments that are irrelevant for people who are better served by this or a TCL in this price range. The B9 at 85" is a stupid price in my country , given it will be an average Tv in 2 or 3 years. If I wanted Sony I would give this a few years till they can do what's promised ie 4000 Nits . Hopefully a 90" ( my preferred size), Not interested in watching BS low bitrate crap anyway. Plus I can process that stuff much better than Sony can . Plus I watch in a dark room so a LG G4" 83" will beat the B9 85" senseless . Yes the B9 is a great TV for mixed use family , but I see no reason to pay more for it than the cheaper G4 in my country, it's contrast side by side is easily inferior, in isolation it's great

[@MrGymCrazy]

If I could get the 65" model in the UK, I would have it already. 😡

[@NexGenTek]

@fullhd5277 From who lol? If you say quantum tv you’ve lost all credibility

[@pleiade3525]

Mediocre tv