Hisense 65U8G

So if you were worried that they were maybe under delivering or they're only hitting that number sometimes all around consecutively, this is an extrem...

Now my only little con with this TV is it does not have Apple AirPlay but if you have an Android device or Windows 10 you can cast in those ways. So s...

Oh, and surprisingly enough, this TV sounds pretty good. It's got a respectable amount of bass, dialogue is always very clear, and the treble isn't to...

All this earns the Hisense U8G one of our most budget-friendly TVs of this year. As always, thank you for checking our review. Also, if you're interes...

We tested the 55 inch variant, but the 65 inch size should perform about the same. LED TVs are immune to burn-in, so you don't have to worry about leaving the same news channel on all day and damaging the screen.

That set does have a red ghosting issue in some content and does not have HDMI 2.1 features like VRR, nor does it output anything at 120hz (the U8G does!). The U8G also has an upgraded chipset over the H9G and the internal apps and home screen are nice and a little snappier than the H9G. On the other hand, the contrast and black level plus screen uniformity from what I've seen are better on the H9G.

37Good Hisense 65U8G Report by David Katzmaier on ScribdPortrait Displays Calman calibration software was used in this review.

I have the 65u8g, and play games on it via HDMI3, which gives all the bells and whistles, with absolutely no problems whatsoever. And not just HDMI3. I've also, aside from a new Xbox, played Stadia and GeforceNow on it via installed apps. No issues whatsoever, and feels like a rock solid tv.

We tested the 55 inch TV, and we expect the 65 inch version to perform the same.