Will definitely be anticipating the U8N review and pricing. Hisense seems to be really setting the bar for amazing performance at reasonable prices. Love my U7K I bought last year from them
@@NikoStark1TCL tvs are great too but have seemed just a bit more expensive than Hisense. Also for some reason in my area I have had a hard time finding display models for TCL. Competition is a good thing for sure though.
@@nathanielmalaski9147 n strange too cuz anywhere else outside of USA, Hisense Flagship u8k is pricier than TCL Qm8. U8k took huge risk lowering the flagship price to secure some customer base. Like CARS. U have to take a test drive to know what is like than comparing spects.
Thanks Caleb for properly reporting on the nits/zones capability of each model! Clearly something for everyone. Hisense didn't even comment on this in their official presentation!
O, so great reviews/ update . I can't wait to see more on that Hisense 110 UX because their processing chip is usually better than TLC with upscailing . It's a huge battle of the big tv with those companies at an "affordable" price. Thanks Caleb.
If the U6N is as good as the U7K then it's going to be the best value TV of 2024 right beside the U7N if it's as good as the U8K, that's because those TVs were fantastic, fairly accurate with VERY minor flaws (DSE and some software quirks). TCL isn't that accurate most of the time, Hisense can do both vibrant and accurate so I think they can cater to both types of users. HDTV Test's comparison of the different Mini LED TVs showed that for the price, you CAN'T go wrong with the Hisense TVs considering that Samsung struggles as well. If these TVs have the mediatek pentonic chipset then the gradients would be top class as well, certifying them as the GOATs of the year in terms of value. Sony is great and all with its X90 series now but 200-ish zone contrast can't be beat with 90 zones. If the X90M has the specs of the X93L/X95K then it's going to be an interesting battle this year!
@@GamezGuru1Nope. Projectors still have their place in the market. Talk to me when non-Micro LED TV's reach 150-inch screen sizes like UST projectors or 300-inch sizes like Long Throw projectors and can also support 3D. 🤣🤣🤣
I'm commenting on a 100" U8K i picked up for ONLY $3K! during Black Friday sales. And it is amazing! Some of the best picture quality I've ever seen! The highlights had me literally "WOWWWW!"ing out loud. I've rewatched favorite movies and seen them like I've never seen them before! From the sounds of it, the 100" U8K will remain as an option in the 2024 lineup and I would anticipate Hisense prices it down to the same $3-3.5K price range, so I think that makes it a VERY compelling option! The 2024 TCL 98" QM7 with 2400 nits and 1500 local dimming zones as well, but likely cost a bit more.
I won’t take his reviews too seriously tho . Cuz I saw 4-5 other ppl did the CES reviews , everyone had camera focus correctly . His Hisense review is d only one grey out , out of focus , n his body in front of tv most of time u see evrything blown out at background .
Brightness without control is a dim solution. 10, 000 nits! It's the highlights that matter and you need to use it judiciously as Caleb said - ideally the brightest mode kicks in on a super bright day where the light floods from all your windows and your TV just needs to go ultra bright in order to capture the F1 track on the desert and then needs the extra "oomph" to show a highlight like the sun on that screen as opposed to maxing out and looking dull. If a cloud suddenly covers the sky and your ambient drops by 30% which is exactly what happened as I typed this 😀, your TV's brightness needs to compensate by 30% which is why the light sensor has, is, and will to be the most important processing tool on your TV.
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My biggest issue with Hisense is the processing. The Sony X90L absolutely spanks the U8K, yet on paper the U8K (and also the U7K) should be a better TV. Their processing just isn't there.
Dude that what they try to sell u d idea . Just like they try to sell me a BMW over Infiniti . Even the 1 million + views those side by side “contest “ with expert reviews . 😮as soon as I I book Infiniti n sat in it for 10 seconds …. Wow 😮😮😮nothing like the bumpy ridged😮 BMWs my friends family have .
I own an X90L and it does not “spank” the U8K. Measurably better in many important areas? Sure, but Sony’s processing is overrated IMO (and if you’re using local apps you’re doing it wrong anyway).
@@johnm202 I generally don't use local apps, especially not on Hisense. I've found their GoogleTV implementation to be buggy. With that being said, the XR clear image tech doesn't make a massive difference to me. Yes, I think streams on the Sony look a little better, but not enough to justify the price difference IMHO. The only area where I think the u8K outperforms the X90L is gaming. And then not by much. I've had an opportunity to play with both TVs. Neither to the extent someone like Caleb has had them, but enough for my own purposes. Sony's motion processing is miles ahead of Hisense. It's not even close. I notice it with sports and with movies (especially older movies). Sony's color is also much better. While I don't have the equipment to measure color accuracy, I can see a distinct difference in how the TVs present skin tones with similar settings. I also encounter more banding with the U8K than the X90L. It boils down to this for me (and again, my opinion) - Hisense has a much brighter TV. If I need the brightness and I don't want to spend QN90C or X93L/X95L money then Hisense would be my choice. But I don't need that brightness. I would much rather have a picture that is closer to what the director wanted me to see. That is Sony's strength. That is why my media room will most likely have a 75" Sony X90L.
Sony's processing mainly has an advantage in the upscaling department, upscaling old lower resolution SD content to 4K.. but honestly MOST content nowadays is at least 1080p, and if you are often consuming 4K content like I am, there's considerably less processing advantage (yes, Sony's motion processing is also tops). After considering both myself, I ended up going with the U8K (100"), especially when price/value was taken into account.
I was thinking too . I like the ADS pro U8K 75” so much in person it was d Glossy mini led .
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Yeah, I am sick of gamma shift and color changes of VA panels. It looks like 75" with horse has ADS Pro as the viewing angle color shift was apparently non-existent. While the tv on the right of 2:49 looks like a typical VA with narrow viewing angles and this could be 65" U8N. I hope 55" will get ADS :)
I’m actually very interested in the U6! We need a new tv in our bedroom, but I’m hoping to get one around the 50 inch size, so fingers crossed they offer it in that size
Hey friend. I had issue with smal room too. Suggest u get the tall metal tv cart. With a metal pole stick up from the floor. That thing is like LIFE SAVING!!!!
I believe it is. I asked FOMO about it on his live last night. Said there are a couple of surrounds that come with it and some sort of camera that is supposed to map your room
When will this TV be available? I thought It was coming to the US during the summer yet I haven't seen it advertised for sale and it's now fall. I want this for my theater room.
Still waiting on the technician to arrive to fix the plethora of issues with my 100in U8K. Even watching this video on the tv had it black out twice. Get it together Hisense, big tv needs to meet simple CEC demands of a home theater system.
The King of the Picture image quality in the area of the Micro Led Display television Technology that as no back-light ⬅️ to hinder its performance. The pixels are self-emissive with the pixels lighting turning on or off to pure black areas of the pictures seen in a movie setting! The Micro Led Display is also inorganic materials that housing the Leds.
Yeah i wanted that one, they didnt sell in Canada in 2023. So disappointed. The in uk they had 65’-100” i heard they sold out so fast, by the fall all gone. Could only find them in Nordic area a few left.
Caleb says there is an 85UX, but there is no mention of it in the press release. So either they are carrying over last year's 85UX or he is mistaken. It would be weird to have a 75" and no 85"
They always had 10 bit color , they just had diff chip :) there is bit of miss understanding . There panels is always 10 bit , chip is 10bit also but processed upwards. The UX has 16bit of chip set
It’s not but close. The U76N is QLED, the U7N is Mini LED. The U76N has around like 260-280 local dimming zone. BUT it is FULL Array local dimming, VA, but very high end visual anyway. So if u look up 2020 Samssung Q90T Q80T (very high end QLED) ( 120hz , VApanel clean glossy). That’s what will look like. Even tho they are OLED, but companies are Able to make their Flagship INCKY black. So that Q90T Q80T looked BETTER than OLED. The 2021 2022 2023…Samsung mini LED. They were bit LESS INCKY black even tho they were mini led. Because they wre preparing for the QD-OLED S95B launch. So the QLED itself could be MADE veyr high end black if the company is willing to make them that way not worrying MESSING with the high end Mini LED market. I am used to high zone count led now i can see differnce, but going from 14-15 away visual…zoom OUT. Ppl wont see much cuz zoom OUT. N 100” so much more immersive!!! I could suggest the Sony X90L , Also a QLED. But X90L so inferior (X90L- 65”-80 local cimming , 75” 120count. . So around the SAME -local dimming density as X90L). But X90L has WAY sever Blooming, n low color, n its MATTe screen. To me it’s hell no.
Yeah, the U76N will be more like UPGRADED X90L, glossy, good blooming control…..for $2000 CRAZY deal. They will lose money selling it. But good for brand image.
It’s sooooo unfortunate that the Bravia 9 doesn’t come in a 98” this is the ONLY reason I won’t be purchasing it which is such a bummer. I’ll be awaiting reviews of the Hisense 98UX.
Honest question here, can you really benefit from the 10k nits when tv content is below such high levels? Isn't like buying a 8k when there is almost zero 8k tv content out there?
This is futureproofing. There's almost no 8K content and almost no content that bright NOW, but that will probably change in the future. I think we're going to get more 4K HDR sports broadcasts in the next few years as well as they figure out ways to do it without the exorbitant expense. Is an 8K or 10,000-nit TV pointless overkill now? You bet. Will that always be the case? I don't know. I also wonder why these gigantic TVs are 4K instead of 8K where they can really make use of that 110" or 115" screen. I want to sit (or stand/walk) two feet from a giant 8K TV and use a part of it as a 4K monitor while splitting that up into four 1080p zones. 😂 On a 96" 8K TV, that's like having 16 24" 1080p monitors for ultimate multitasking.
Dolby vision Support up to 10000 nits… so it is possible. Will there be and when… is completely another question. But 10000 nits is what i consider end game brighnes. It is allmost as bright that being outside in cloudy day. So Nature films would be really nice with that level of brighnes! But lets see how small Window does it really Support that 10000 nits with realistic colours and 6500k white point!
At least from a specs and performance perspective, Hisense is really upping their game for 2024, no question about it. They present well and they have impressive specs, but the issue with both them and TCL is still overall reliability. Not enough gets said about that and I think far too many consumers fail to take reliability and failure rates into consideration when making their purchases. They just go out into the store and get easily seduced by the (relatively) low prices that companies like Hisense and TCL offer on their products. They don't realize that purchasing those lower-end brands might not have been such a smart move until later on down the road when they run into problems with them. Far more needs to be said (in ALL forms of media) about the long-term viability of these products and their historical failure rates. That's important information to have so that consumers can actually make well-informed purchasing decisions.
@@TVEXPERT.Co.Thank you. I just think that there are a lot of reviewers and commentators out there that really don't necessarily always paint the entire picture when it comes to reviewing brands and products. Now, I understand that they don't ever want to paint a brand in a bad light because they (to at least some degree) want to be seen as in "partnership" with these brands because that grants them special/early access to information before it gets dolled out to the general public and that's how they keep the views on their channels up and growing. I get it. But at some point, the WHOLE story HAS to be told and when I the negative aspects or downsides to a brand (such as less than desirable reliability/longevity) frequently get pushed to the back burner or just simply glossed over and skipped altogether (as is FAR too often the case with MANY reviewers out there today) it ends up doing a disservice to the consumers, rather than a service. If you are going to be in the business of painting the picture for consumers about brands, then you need to be fair and honest about how you go about doing that - and you need to paint the WHOLE picture. Even the not so flattering parts and you need to be consistent in your efforts to do that. Otherwise, your credibility with consumers is going to suffer.
There’s literally problems with every tv that’s mass manufactured. Oled, Mini led. Have you not seen the reviews for these TVs. I’ve owned several TCL TVs over the years and haven’t had a single problem with one of them. Most of these tv brands make the panels and software for their competitors. It’s all in your head
@@deltonjohnson9239No, it's not actually. Look at the Consumer Reports tracking data on brand failure rates over the past 20 years. It's all right there in black and white, actually. Sadly, that's not something that ever really gets talked about today in the media though. Historical failure rates matter because they are the leading indicator for likely future failure rates.
@deltonjohnson9239 TCL and Hisense are good brands, and that's why they are where they are. But what's the probability that they're gonna last for a good amount of time? Currently, the numbers don't favor them. There are more dissatisfied users than satisfied ones. These brands are not consistent, and not everyone is lucky as you.
Thanks for another great video Caleb. I'm getting ready to get the Samsung 77" S90C. Should I wait to see Hisense and TCL's new stuff in the store to compare? Thanks Caleb
I am not android user, I am iPhone person. So if U know how OLED C2 C3 A80L they are like iPhone 7S, 8, X, XS level Dim. Samsung S95B or S92C (not available in USA) are about iPhone 12-PRO level Bright. Then the S90C is like smack in the middle of iPhone XS/iPhone 11pro9those 2 same brightness) vs iPhone 12pro/13pro (those 2 r same brighness) . Then S95C is like iphone 14pro-15pro level bright. I know TVs are not phones. But i am using phone as what to see “why brighter is BETTER” that we didn’t know what we needed it. --any time when u have lights on, or day time…thoes --MID RANGE level of color in the shadows can get a Big boost, so they are going to go from like 600nits pop at maybe 800-900nits…even 1100nits (in day time when tv turn to bright) so like u can see a lot of image in CLEAN visual. Vs ---imagine u see complex random homeless tents under HUGE tree shadow , how much stuff can u see if they are moving?????? So in biology class: they coach us TV watching. N WHY shedding MORE layer of light (not blinding) is MORE important THAN be more Black. Cuz our eyes are more comfortable in--MALL lighting. Than sunset or pitch black, or under the tree dim in mid day . So we can SEE everything AT glance immediately move to next image. Clean snappy. 😊 seeing things dim will take LONGer for brain to recognize it’s a “thing” vs”noise” . A DIM tv will cause yr brains to--Filter OUT a lot shadow image as “Noise” : Sunset, u see nothing at side of street except whats in front of u. Things just blur. D light on them JUST NOT ENOUGH for threshold for our BRAIN to see them in time. Brain operates as -computer constantly analyzing. So the OLED projects Image does NOT guaranty our User end how much brand land as 3D image or -Noise=> shred. If a TV bright with 1-2% Minor bolliming but high Brighness/color, things still look more 3D. Yeah wait for d QM8 n U8N come, then at least u wont regret. I honestly i am HUGE Samsung , Hisense fan. The s90C is great but it has little bit Too dim for me. In Bestbuy it did look Slight Zoom out in the medium shades. (When things in bright room look dim, it looks zoom out). Also it has NOT agreesive but NOTICABLE Blue tint. The egg/bunny/ cake slice demo has blue tint. Unlike Samsung S95B. But S95B did NOT come in 75”. So i assume the U8N will look MORE close to S95C if tweaked right. 😊 u better wait first.
❤hey sorry my lst msg long. N hope my iphone (matched nits) helps u to see why Bright TVS u do get MROE enjoyment out of it. I got iphone 12pro back then thinking WOW so bright. N summer comes outdoor, n in d mall in store, i was like:”why this looks so dim, I hope next phone Brighter”. NO joke real thought. The over all image Brighness, not d peak. So things more clean n pop 3D.
Off-axis you can still see it. Yeah that's the average home room , sitting off 5 meters to the side with a 110" screen . 720p content?? and power bill ? When you start getting to this size , you really should be well off as a bit tacky in your everyday lounge . ie it's not a chill room , its a TV room , So in a dedicated room for movies , HD sports would be great. Then say a 77" in your lounge for casual viewing . Plus imagine admonishing your kids playing around , watch out for the $15000 tv , don't throw that. The other way it's behind a drop down and your 83" OLED in front to side , that can be swung against a side wall . I don't want my lounge dominated by anything bigger than 100"- it's only an idiot box to chill after coming home from the beach or hills etc .
I would not be able to justify that. Perhaps over a couple years, it may come down.(10,000) would peek interest, but even that would not yet be a commit.(5,000) would be a sold.(7,000) would be a probably highest can justify.@@KRODKROD7
Absolutely worth it ! I had $2600 for 46” , $4000 for 60” Made in Japan tv before . Will u believe me that has NO1 Tv in CES , post those TVs I got 2 Hisense flagship to UPGRADE, or listen to some one sound like “expert “ own NONE n lecture ppl “ no I won’t like it even tho I never own or witness or touched one ?” 😅 It’s like someone only driving Gas car tell u not by a Telsa :) 😊
Trippin. I own a u8k which looks amazing for youtube tv, sports, and gaming. The blacks match oled. You won’t need a soundbar either. I copped a 55 inch for 750$. 65 & 75 inches going for a rack or less. It’s a VA panel, I can’t tell the difference honestly. It’s the best all in one tv.
I like the analogy you just gave. You should have mentioned which you bought those "Made in Japan" TVs. As per my "Expert" information, they stopped making those tv's in Japan long back. I believe you're comparing your outdated and old "Made in Japan" tvs' with the latest Hisense, If my "Expert" sense is not wrong. Anyways, if that's the case? I'm not gonna argue with someone who is so out of touch.
Oh boy, this decision is definitely hard. I am definitely in a dilemma. I had an U8H, which was damaged by two accidents within one year owning it. Now I'm looking at buying the U8K, but then you have the U8N. Does anybody think it is worth upgrading to the U8N, or go for the U8K ? If anybody was wondering, it was a 65-inch, and I'm still looking at 65-inch and maybe going 75-inch
How long can you wait? It could still be a while before these are in store. U8K came out in late summer. I would expect something similar from the new models.
The 2k dimming zones on the u8n sounds insane. That dwarfs the u8k and u8k already had very good blooming control that beats x90L in pretty much every scenario. I might wait for u8n
@@xm8lover 😢 Yeah I hear you, as an 85" Sony TV owner I am just a huge fan of Sony's image and color processing and love my TV. You know Sony would do this size some justice if they every released a 110"
Okay the 2024 UX they use_ ADS-PRO panels. They are very rarely find. IF u go to Bestbuy look for Samsung QN90C. (Samsung) that Technology is diff than VA. It has very Extremely Glossy look. Also look for specific :Hisense U8k -75” that panel has the ADS-PRO. They are d only 2 in USA Market has that ADS-PRO. D rest are VA. So if u go to Bestbuy U8k 75” U will se that ADS-PRO U8K 75” has the highest Rating among all U8K sizes. (I only know cuz I was debating if I should wait for UX or get U8K 75”) lol. So the 2023 UX, it use--VA panel. Like Past Eveyr QLED/Mini LED every SONY/Samsung use, always VA. Ppl always make fun of VA panels like “viewing angle”. I do NOT have issues, i have 2 VA panel flagship at home. Because MINI LED has HIGH COLOR Volume. So vibrant that even at minor tilt even with like 10-15% lesser color (volume) it still has HIGHER Coloer Volume than ALL 100% OLED. C1 C2 C3 all have 7.8-7.9/10 color volume. N they look pestle especially SONY has permanently BLUE glass tint on all image. So the OLEDs when they are “GOOD in ANY angle” they are low in color volume those SONY blue, LG Green tint creates illusion of (Rich color) make shades dark pestle. d highest color volume Tv are Samsung S95C at 9.1/10 , the UX has 😮Wopping 9.5/10 it is DEFINITELLY the MOST Vibrant but for sure natural fluid vibrant but Relaxed color. Yeah u should look up FOMO’s video. I think he did say 2024 model only has 98” n 110” UX. So u might wanna grab that 85” before they officially sell out. 😂 sounds like I know a lot of that tv. Cuz i was trying to buy it. They dont sell in Canada this year. 😢
I have their U8G, and I'd get another Hisense... I also would LOVE to Try their Short Throw Laser Projectors if I had the money for one... Thankfully, Hisense tends to make that More Accessible than Most of the Other Brands we'll see what the Future Holds...
Would love to see whether U8N beats the UX from 2023. Almost bought the UX. 2:41 UX has more than 5000. U8N has only 2000. Or did I get something wrong?
Well if you want 5,000+ dimming zones, then you will have to wait until 2026 U8 model. Because if Hisense stay consistent with doubling dimming zones, then 2025 U8 model will have 4,000 dimming zones. And then the 2026 model will have 6,000 dimming zones.
It doesn't matter because Mini LED LCD with Full Array Local Dimming will have terrible blooming no matter what. 4K OLED has over 8.2 Million pixels. 40,000 local dimming zones on a 110-inch TV is a far cry from 8.2 Million pixels. 🤣🤣🤣
@@PSYCHOV3N0M No.Once you get to about 500K zones there would be 4 pixels per zone. But probably about 250K zones it would be impossible to see blooming.
These are Hisense U.S variants. The Asian and EU variants will have fewer dimming zones and different panels as we've witnessed in the past few years. Hisense should be honest and name them differently but has chosen not to, hence the potential customers should beware of this! The TVs will have the same name whether you're in Asia, EU or U.S but the specs are different!
I will never buy a Hisense tv from them, as long they dump their inferior tv's on the European market. Hisense can stick their tv's, were the sun never shines.
@elTigre877 Well, enjoy your devices with only 1 year warranty, most likely bought with a credit card, while Europeans get 2 years on all electronic devices.
It’s not true tho. A lot of ppl r shifting to Mininled , cuz d visual experience has been slowly surpassing Oled . Oled : dim , Burn in, pestle color . By cooping low Color volume pestle , Sony puts on thick Blue tint , lg thick green fish tank water tint
@@Yoga_Tv_buyingStop talking bullshit. Mini LED LCD STILL doesn't come close to OLED's picture quality. There's a reason why the Nintendo Switch now uses OLED. There's a reason why the Steam Deck now uses OLED. There's a reason why the PSVR2 uses Micro OLED. There's a reason why the 2024 iPad Pro is ditching Mini LED LCD and switching to OLED. There's a reason why 99.999% of flagship phones use OLED. You have no idea what you're talking about. 🤣🤣🤣
Oh man dude. I HAVE SEEN --ADS-PRO. 😮😮😮 75” Hisense U8K. Samsung Q90C. U WILL never look at VA the same EVER AGAIN. They are NEXT level jaw dropping Glossy, clear, high luminance, n 3D. Look like those portal u can walk into tv to diff planet. I am not exaggerating. I was tweaking-filming the 75” U8K in store, all the ppl work there n customers just zoom in LOOKING at the TV like SHOCK 😮 cuz they HAD no clue that TV looked like THAT after 20 second quick setup. 😊
I have the U8H, is marvelous in picture quality, however the weak point is the processor so I will wait Hisense in the future to have the next U8X (whatever last letter is) to have a great TV picture with great HDR, high peak of nits and a nice processor.
Yeah I heard a lot of frustrations with the motion on pc game etc. the u8k already has the much upgraded Penesonic chip Pentonic chip. N upgraded ram from u8h 3gb to u8k 4gb. U should look it up. It has MUCH plug n go 120hz play .
Hisense ux 110 seems hard to beat it really is going to come down to price and processing I mean imagine that ux with Sonys new backlight management and processing 10000 nits precise backlight gradation control to bad Sony is not getting those panels and Hisense is not getting Sonys processors and backlight control cause if they did for like 8000-12000 talk about amazing
My only question about the 110UX is, doesn’t have the color volume to match that peak luminous? Bc if it does there’s a chance they might’ve just dethroned a number of different OLED’s for the best TV you can get.
Having 10,000 nit highlight really helps with retro content that was Mastered on cathode ray tube displays because the Dot from the electron guns on your average consumer CRT would hit 10,000 nits. So that means if you're watching a DVD or a Blu-ray that had been Mastered on a BVM D24, you'll finally get all the color data from that picture on an LCD.
It could have 100k nits and it will not dethrone OLED. I think you’re confused like many others about MiniLED vs MicroLED…. MiniLED will not be or get better than OLED ever except for peak brightness (at least still at this stage), it will not eliminate blooming, it will not have the same contrast nor will it have the black levels, it will also not have per pixel control ever nor will it have the instantaneous response time of Oled.. MICROLED how ever is seen as the Oled beater but will not be consumer friendly for the next 5-10 years.
Important note guys, these Hisense TVs we're seeing are the U.S variants. The EU and Asia variants has always been inferior to the U.S variants that RTINGs & DigitalTrends reviews. Be aware of this when purchasing the 2024 Hisense TVs out of the U.S as we can expect inferior variants.
Yep, last year was shopping for a new TV and nearly bought a hisence here in Europe until I found that the EU models are different (same name) and with weaker performance and panels . Also all USA msrp prices are without tax which makes it unrealistic for immediate comparison and reference for anyone outside where usual prices already include tax and you don't need to add 20% to know how much you need to spend
That's why, we Europeans get that lousy VIDAA OS while the Americans get Android TV And electrical power, must be dirt cheap in the USA to feed 10.000 nits on a 110 inch tv.
Do yourself a favor and keep your hard earned cash. Hisense quality and reliability not up to par. How long do you think a 10k nit TV will last? That will run extremely hot and burn out the LEDs very fast. Again this is coming from a company who already has a high rate of failure on their sets. They really shouldn't be trying to push leading edge tech until they get their house in order.
First, great video! But one of the cameras you're using seems to have a dead pixel in the bottom center. You can see it starting around 30 seconds in. Not a big deal, just gave me a mini panic attack that it was my tv lol.
But most of this stuff is only affordable for the rich! I guess I can be real thankful for Samsung for making the Q60C model TVs that are affordable for most people like me, the 55” Q60C has a beautiful clear picture to look at. 🤗
Will definitely be anticipating the U8N review and pricing. Hisense seems to be really setting the bar for amazing performance at reasonable prices. Love my U7K I bought last year from them
@@NikoStark1Do Hisense and TCL have good mini-LED-backlit monitors to use with a PC or Macintosh?
Just bought the 75 u7k im amazed how great the picture is.
@@NikoStark1TCL tvs are great too but have seemed just a bit more expensive than Hisense. Also for some reason in my area I have had a hard time finding display models for TCL. Competition is a good thing for sure though.
The U XLED will change home entertainment at a fundamental level
@@nathanielmalaski9147 n strange too cuz anywhere else outside of USA, Hisense Flagship u8k is pricier than TCL Qm8.
U8k took huge risk lowering the flagship price to secure some customer base. Like CARS. U have to take a test drive to know what is like than comparing spects.
Great job, Caleb!! A very impressive line-up for Hisense culminating in that huge 110 inch UX model! Looks incredible. Looking forward to more!
10K nits reminds me of the Cillian Murphy as Oppenheimer putting on the goggles before the first nuclear bomb test MEME 😂😂
That thing is a monster I like that tv’s are pushing hard the last few years means we get better cheaper stuff as the years go on.
As things should be!
Yeah, this is not necessarily the year to buy. In 5 years, things will look really interesting
So many specs! Thanks for keeping us in the loop. Looking forward to when these finally come out so that real life use case/reviews can be made.
TCL 115" v Hisense 110" - Can't wait to see the "Battle of the Giants" video soon!
Thanks Caleb for properly reporting on the nits/zones capability of each model! Clearly something for everyone. Hisense didn't even comment on this in their official presentation!
I didn’t know you could get that loud great job!
O, so great reviews/ update . I can't wait to see more on that Hisense 110 UX because their processing chip is usually better than TLC with upscailing . It's a huge battle of the big tv with those companies at an "affordable" price.
Thanks Caleb.
Hopefully Hisense will also be able to do similar crazy dimming zones to nits ratio (like the 110 inch) in a smaller form factor lik a 65 to 88 inch
If the U6N is as good as the U7K then it's going to be the best value TV of 2024 right beside the U7N if it's as good as the U8K, that's because those TVs were fantastic, fairly accurate with VERY minor flaws (DSE and some software quirks). TCL isn't that accurate most of the time, Hisense can do both vibrant and accurate so I think they can cater to both types of users. HDTV Test's comparison of the different Mini LED TVs showed that for the price, you CAN'T go wrong with the Hisense TVs considering that Samsung struggles as well. If these TVs have the mediatek pentonic chipset then the gradients would be top class as well, certifying them as the GOATs of the year in terms of value. Sony is great and all with its X90 series now but 200-ish zone contrast can't be beat with 90 zones. If the X90M has the specs of the X93L/X95K then it's going to be an interesting battle this year!
110"-inch 8k with 10k nits and 40k dimming zones, this panel is game over for OLED
I got a 85 inch 3 years ago instead of a projector. I need an affordable 100 plus inch in my life now.
good call - for me projectors are being made obsolete with these enormous displays
@@GamezGuru1Nope.
Projectors still have their place in the market.
Talk to me when non-Micro LED TV's reach 150-inch screen sizes like UST projectors or 300-inch sizes like Long Throw projectors and can also support 3D. 🤣🤣🤣
I'm commenting on a 100" U8K i picked up for ONLY $3K! during Black Friday sales. And it is amazing! Some of the best picture quality I've ever seen! The highlights had me literally "WOWWWW!"ing out loud. I've rewatched favorite movies and seen them like I've never seen them before!
From the sounds of it, the 100" U8K will remain as an option in the 2024 lineup and I would anticipate Hisense prices it down to the same $3-3.5K price range, so I think that makes it a VERY compelling option! The 2024 TCL 98" QM7 with 2400 nits and 1500 local dimming zones as well, but likely cost a bit more.
@@PSYCHOV3N0M talk to me when projectors have black levels or HDR impact like literally any high end TV 🤣
@@GamezGuru1 110 inch in a real home theatre is tiny, 140 and up for a real immersive experience
I watched their keynote and it was easily one of the most free flowing and none boring keynotes.
Good content, Caleb. Keep up the good work!
This is a must if you want to watch TV during the day and have windows.
Must for parents have small kids , n married with someone always home , n Retired ppl or ppl working at home since covid :):)
We need an update on that March event! Super excited for this tv.
Definitely looking forward to that U7N review! Was considering the U7K due it's subwoofer speakers 🔊 I hope that improves on the U7N!
I won’t take his reviews too seriously tho . Cuz I saw 4-5 other ppl did the CES reviews , everyone had camera focus correctly . His Hisense review is d only one grey out , out of focus , n his body in front of tv most of time u see evrything blown out at background .
wowowow, on paper this 110 UX spec beats the 115 inch TCL, can't wait for more in depth content on these models when they become available.
I’m saving up now for the Hisense U8N
Brightness without control is a dim solution.
10, 000 nits! It's the highlights that matter and you need to use it judiciously as Caleb said - ideally the brightest mode kicks in on a super bright day where the light floods from all your windows and your TV just needs to go ultra bright in order to capture the F1 track on the desert and then needs the extra "oomph" to show a highlight like the sun on that screen as opposed to maxing out and looking dull.
If a cloud suddenly covers the sky and your ambient drops by 30% which is exactly what happened as I typed this 😀, your TV's brightness needs to compensate by 30% which is why the light sensor has, is, and will to be the most important processing tool on your TV.
Sweet•••••Great Information Dude! Can't wait for more on this TV. I SPENT 3K ON MY 77" LG C2 OLED•••••QANTED THE 83".....Didn't have 4K fir it tho.....awaiting PRICING ON THIS BAD BOY•••••DEPENDING ON MAYBE A 5 YEAR WTY LIKE ON THIS ONE...THAT COULD BE MY NEW LIVING ROOM/THEATRE SET~UP.....LG GOING TO BEDROOM. LOOKIN 4 NEXT VIDEO CALEB! TAKE IT EASY BRO!
This could be a game changer boys!
My biggest issue with Hisense is the processing. The Sony X90L absolutely spanks the U8K, yet on paper the U8K (and also the U7K) should be a better TV. Their processing just isn't there.
Dude that what they try to sell u d idea . Just like they try to sell me a BMW over Infiniti . Even the 1 million + views those side by side “contest “ with expert reviews . 😮as soon as I I book Infiniti n sat in it for 10 seconds …. Wow 😮😮😮nothing like the bumpy ridged😮 BMWs my friends family have .
I own an X90L and it does not “spank” the U8K. Measurably better in many important areas? Sure, but Sony’s processing is overrated IMO (and if you’re using local apps you’re doing it wrong anyway).
@@johnm202 I generally don't use local apps, especially not on Hisense. I've found their GoogleTV implementation to be buggy. With that being said, the XR clear image tech doesn't make a massive difference to me. Yes, I think streams on the Sony look a little better, but not enough to justify the price difference IMHO.
The only area where I think the u8K outperforms the X90L is gaming. And then not by much.
I've had an opportunity to play with both TVs. Neither to the extent someone like Caleb has had them, but enough for my own purposes. Sony's motion processing is miles ahead of Hisense. It's not even close. I notice it with sports and with movies (especially older movies). Sony's color is also much better. While I don't have the equipment to measure color accuracy, I can see a distinct difference in how the TVs present skin tones with similar settings. I also encounter more banding with the U8K than the X90L.
It boils down to this for me (and again, my opinion) - Hisense has a much brighter TV. If I need the brightness and I don't want to spend QN90C or X93L/X95L money then Hisense would be my choice. But I don't need that brightness. I would much rather have a picture that is closer to what the director wanted me to see. That is Sony's strength. That is why my media room will most likely have a 75" Sony X90L.
do you think the sony processing is overhyped?@@johnm202
Sony's processing mainly has an advantage in the upscaling department, upscaling old lower resolution SD content to 4K.. but honestly MOST content nowadays is at least 1080p, and if you are often consuming 4K content like I am, there's considerably less processing advantage (yes, Sony's motion processing is also tops). After considering both myself, I ended up going with the U8K (100"), especially when price/value was taken into account.
Have another month to turn in my QN900c, may do it and wait for the 98" UX,
Will Hisense U8N be using only VA this year? Or a will there be ADS Pro in at least one size?
I was thinking too . I like the ADS pro U8K 75” so much in person it was d Glossy mini led .
Yeah, I am sick of gamma shift and color changes of VA panels. It looks like 75" with horse has ADS Pro as the viewing angle color shift was apparently non-existent. While the tv on the right of 2:49 looks like a typical VA with narrow viewing angles and this could be 65" U8N. I hope 55" will get ADS :)
I’m actually very interested in the U6! We need a new tv in our bedroom, but I’m hoping to get one around the 50 inch size, so fingers crossed they offer it in that size
Hey friend. I had issue with smal room too. Suggest u get the tall metal tv cart. With a metal pole stick up from the floor. That thing is like LIFE SAVING!!!!
Does it support 8k? The 110 inch one. When and how much
From reviews of the ux last year it sounded like processing was not good enough. Was that improved (according to them) for 2024?
Glad im holding off on The TCL S5 98". Im wondering what the price will be for the UX 98"?.
Maybe will see the 110" on sale next black Friday for $3k lol 😆
A person can be delusional right??
🤣🤣🤣
@@PSYCHOV3N0M the Hisense "100 u8k was on sale for 3k last black Friday almost bought it but can't get a tv till move
Where are these coming out
We really getting to projector screen sizes. Oh boy this is exciting.
They really are going after Samsung Neo Range! I hope the range is as strong in the UK!
@elTigre877 Seems a poor excuse when Samaung/Sony/LG don't face the same issues
I was hoping that special stand was a Speaker System as well.
I believe it is. I asked FOMO about it on his live last night. Said there are a couple of surrounds that come with it and some sort of camera that is supposed to map your room
@@mack4477 thanks brotha
When will this TV be available? I thought It was coming to the US during the summer yet I haven't seen it advertised for sale and it's now fall. I want this for my theater room.
Still waiting on the technician to arrive to fix the plethora of issues with my 100in U8K. Even watching this video on the tv had it black out twice. Get it together Hisense, big tv needs to meet simple CEC demands of a home theater system.
Well done 👏🏼 👍🏼 and well presented 🏴
The King of the Picture image quality in the area of the Micro Led Display television Technology that as no back-light ⬅️ to hinder its performance. The pixels are self-emissive with the pixels lighting turning on or off to pure black areas of the pictures seen in a movie setting! The Micro Led Display is also inorganic materials that housing the Leds.
Hi Caleb, do you know is that 110UX be coming to the UK?, thanks for another great review
Yeah i wanted that one, they didnt sell in Canada in 2023. So disappointed. The in uk they had 65’-100” i heard they sold out so fast, by the fall all gone. Could only find them in Nordic area a few left.
Wish they had that 110" UX tech, in a 85" size!
Caleb says there is an 85UX, but there is no mention of it in the press release. So either they are carrying over last year's 85UX or he is mistaken. It would be weird to have a 75" and no 85"
@@jasonweiss9416 yeah he said carryover 85", not sure if he meant the size or the TV itself will just be a carry over of the same tv
Yeah I really hope Hisense and other companies that focus on Mini Led will be able to have similar high dimming zone to nits ratio in smaller sizes!
5:30 Caleb is annoyed with the background noise and then he started yelling the information out😂
Caleb out here FIGHTING FOR HIS LIFE to be heard😭
Will they finally start making them with 10 bit color?
That's my biggest question too
They always had 10 bit color , they just had diff chip :) there is bit of miss understanding . There panels is always 10 bit , chip is 10bit also but processed upwards. The UX has 16bit of chip set
My U8K is a beast and i LOVE it
What happened to the glossy anti-glare obsidian coating Hisense was showing off at the end of last year?? 🤔
I think that filter was causing rainbows on reflections, or am I thinking of TCL anti-glare.
How much wattage is that? I'm sure you would need a 20 amp breaker just for that.
Is the 2024 u76n the same as the u7n that you spoke about?
It’s not but close. The U76N is QLED, the U7N is Mini LED. The U76N has around like 260-280 local dimming zone. BUT it is FULL Array local dimming, VA, but very high end visual anyway. So if u look up 2020 Samssung Q90T Q80T (very high end QLED) ( 120hz , VApanel clean glossy). That’s what will look like. Even tho they are OLED, but companies are Able to make their Flagship INCKY black. So that Q90T Q80T looked BETTER than OLED. The 2021 2022 2023…Samsung mini LED. They were bit LESS INCKY black even tho they were mini led. Because they wre preparing for the QD-OLED S95B launch. So the QLED itself could be MADE veyr high end black if the company is willing to make them that way not worrying MESSING with the high end Mini LED market. I am used to high zone count led now i can see differnce, but going from 14-15 away visual…zoom OUT. Ppl wont see much cuz zoom OUT. N 100” so much more immersive!!!
I could suggest the Sony X90L , Also a QLED. But X90L so inferior (X90L- 65”-80 local cimming , 75” 120count. . So around the SAME -local dimming density as X90L).
But X90L has WAY sever Blooming, n low color, n its MATTe screen. To me it’s hell no.
Yeah, the U76N will be more like UPGRADED X90L, glossy, good blooming control…..for $2000 CRAZY deal. They will lose money selling it. But good for brand image.
U7N will be more like x93L level --mini LED,,,,bit higher contrast. But will be significantly higher price tag. Same with U8N. N will have subwoofer.
10,000 nits isn’t as crazy bright as it sounds, it’s only twice as perceptually bright as 100 nits
Yeah,,,it will just produce MORE accurate n butter fluid pictures in low light than condensing it. 😊
Hello i have a question, is the u6n hdmi 2.1? Thanks!!
Last year I bought a great QD oled TV.
Watching this makes me shiver of envy.
They sell this Tech well
Next year I will buy a premium TV again.
Bro chill, it's endless cycle if you don't come into terms with yourself. Rejoice that tech goes forward!
It’s sooooo unfortunate that the Bravia 9 doesn’t come in a 98” this is the ONLY reason I won’t be purchasing it which is such a bummer. I’ll be awaiting reviews of the Hisense 98UX.
Nolan movies on that thing will look insane. Especially Interstellar in HDR
Man great for hesense
Honest question here, can you really benefit from the 10k nits when tv content is below such high levels? Isn't like buying a 8k when there is almost zero 8k tv content out there?
Great question, would love to hear Caleb’s take on this.
This is futureproofing. There's almost no 8K content and almost no content that bright NOW, but that will probably change in the future.
I think we're going to get more 4K HDR sports broadcasts in the next few years as well as they figure out ways to do it without the exorbitant expense.
Is an 8K or 10,000-nit TV pointless overkill now? You bet.
Will that always be the case? I don't know. I also wonder why these gigantic TVs are 4K instead of 8K where they can really make use of that 110" or 115" screen. I want to sit (or stand/walk) two feet from a giant 8K TV and use a part of it as a 4K monitor while splitting that up into four 1080p zones. 😂 On a 96" 8K TV, that's like having 16 24" 1080p monitors for ultimate multitasking.
Dolby vision Support up to 10000 nits… so it is possible. Will there be and when… is completely another question. But 10000 nits is what i consider end game brighnes. It is allmost as bright that being outside in cloudy day. So Nature films would be really nice with that level of brighnes!
But lets see how small Window does it really Support that 10000 nits with realistic colours and 6500k white point!
I have a S90C QD OLED. It's "only" 1000 NITS and it gets so bright in a dark room that it's almost uncomfortable sometimes.
Because there is no 8k content....and 99% of people aren't going to split the screen@@danieldougan269
At least from a specs and performance perspective, Hisense is really upping their game for 2024, no question about it. They present well and they have impressive specs, but the issue with both them and TCL is still overall reliability. Not enough gets said about that and I think far too many consumers fail to take reliability and failure rates into consideration when making their purchases. They just go out into the store and get easily seduced by the (relatively) low prices that companies like Hisense and TCL offer on their products. They don't realize that purchasing those lower-end brands might not have been such a smart move until later on down the road when they run into problems with them. Far more needs to be said (in ALL forms of media) about the long-term viability of these products and their historical failure rates. That's important information to have so that consumers can actually make well-informed purchasing decisions.
You are more sensible than the majority of people in this comment section. ❤
@@TVEXPERT.Co.Thank you. I just think that there are a lot of reviewers and commentators out there that really don't necessarily always paint the entire picture when it comes to reviewing brands and products. Now, I understand that they don't ever want to paint a brand in a bad light because they (to at least some degree) want to be seen as in "partnership" with these brands because that grants them special/early access to information before it gets dolled out to the general public and that's how they keep the views on their channels up and growing. I get it. But at some point, the WHOLE story HAS to be told and when I the negative aspects or downsides to a brand (such as less than desirable reliability/longevity) frequently get pushed to the back burner or just simply glossed over and skipped altogether (as is FAR too often the case with MANY reviewers out there today) it ends up doing a disservice to the consumers, rather than a service. If you are going to be in the business of painting the picture for consumers about brands, then you need to be fair and honest about how you go about doing that - and you need to paint the WHOLE picture. Even the not so flattering parts and you need to be consistent in your efforts to do that. Otherwise, your credibility with consumers is going to suffer.
There’s literally problems with every tv that’s mass manufactured. Oled, Mini led. Have you not seen the reviews for these TVs. I’ve owned several TCL TVs over the years and haven’t had a single problem with one of them. Most of these tv brands make the panels and software for their competitors. It’s all in your head
@@deltonjohnson9239No, it's not actually. Look at the Consumer Reports tracking data on brand failure rates over the past 20 years. It's all right there in black and white, actually. Sadly, that's not something that ever really gets talked about today in the media though. Historical failure rates matter because they are the leading indicator for likely future failure rates.
@deltonjohnson9239 TCL and Hisense are good brands, and that's why they are where they are. But what's the probability that they're gonna last for a good amount of time? Currently, the numbers don't favor them. There are more dissatisfied users than satisfied ones. These brands are not consistent, and not everyone is lucky as you.
Are any models running Roku?
Beautiful I wonder what it will cost
Thanks for another great video Caleb. I'm getting ready to get the Samsung 77" S90C. Should I wait to see Hisense and TCL's new stuff in the store to compare? Thanks Caleb
I would. 77” is big purchase. Depends what yr previous TV is (size, model, year oled /led etc), it can. Be total subjective n objective.
I am not android user, I am iPhone person. So if U know how OLED C2 C3 A80L they are like iPhone 7S, 8, X, XS level Dim. Samsung S95B or S92C (not available in USA) are about iPhone 12-PRO level Bright. Then the S90C is like smack in the middle of iPhone XS/iPhone 11pro9those 2 same brightness) vs iPhone 12pro/13pro (those 2 r same brighness) . Then S95C is like iphone 14pro-15pro level bright.
I know TVs are not phones. But i am using phone as what to see “why brighter is BETTER” that we didn’t know what we needed it. --any time when u have lights on, or day time…thoes --MID RANGE level of color in the shadows can get a Big boost, so they are going to go from like 600nits pop at maybe 800-900nits…even 1100nits (in day time when tv turn to bright) so like u can see a lot of image in CLEAN visual. Vs ---imagine u see complex random homeless tents under HUGE tree shadow , how much stuff can u see if they are moving??????
So in biology class: they coach us TV watching. N WHY shedding MORE layer of light (not blinding) is MORE important THAN be more Black. Cuz our eyes are more comfortable in--MALL lighting. Than sunset or pitch black, or under the tree dim in mid day . So we can SEE everything AT glance immediately move to next image. Clean snappy. 😊 seeing things dim will take LONGer for brain to recognize it’s a “thing” vs”noise” . A DIM tv will cause yr brains to--Filter OUT a lot shadow image as “Noise” : Sunset, u see nothing at side of street except whats in front of u. Things just blur. D light on them JUST NOT ENOUGH for threshold for our BRAIN to see them in time. Brain operates as -computer constantly analyzing. So the OLED projects Image does NOT guaranty our User end how much brand land as 3D image or -Noise=> shred. If a TV bright with 1-2% Minor bolliming but high Brighness/color, things still look more 3D.
Yeah wait for d QM8 n U8N come, then at least u wont regret. I honestly i am HUGE Samsung , Hisense fan. The s90C is great but it has little bit Too dim for me. In Bestbuy it did look Slight Zoom out in the medium shades. (When things in bright room look dim, it looks zoom out). Also it has NOT agreesive but NOTICABLE Blue tint. The egg/bunny/ cake slice demo has blue tint. Unlike Samsung S95B. But S95B did NOT come in 75”. So i assume the U8N will look MORE close to S95C if tweaked right. 😊 u better wait first.
❤hey sorry my lst msg long. N hope my iphone (matched nits) helps u to see why Bright TVS u do get MROE enjoyment out of it. I got iphone 12pro back then thinking WOW so bright. N summer comes outdoor, n in d mall in store, i was like:”why this looks so dim, I hope next phone Brighter”. NO joke real thought. The over all image Brighness, not d peak. So things more clean n pop 3D.
If Hisense 110" comes in at a legitimate, sensible, competitive price, imagine all homes having one of these walls.
Mass consumers won't buy a 110-inch TV.
$1,000 or less is the limit for most people.
Semi-enthusiasts would buy a 110-inch.
Off-axis you can still see it. Yeah that's the average home room , sitting off 5 meters to the side with a 110" screen .
720p content?? and power bill ?
When you start getting to this size , you really should be well off as a bit tacky in your everyday lounge . ie it's not a chill room , its a TV room , So in a dedicated room for movies , HD sports would be great. Then say a 77" in your lounge for casual viewing .
Plus imagine admonishing your kids playing around , watch out for the $15000 tv , don't throw that.
The other way it's behind a drop down and your 83" OLED in front to side , that can be swung against a side wall .
I don't want my lounge dominated by anything bigger than 100"- it's only an idiot box to chill after coming home from the beach or hills etc .
Calling it, $19,999 MSRP
@@KRODKROD7 at least that's under 20 grand
I would not be able to justify that. Perhaps over a couple years, it may come down.(10,000) would peek interest, but even that would not yet be a commit.(5,000) would be a sold.(7,000) would be a probably highest can justify.@@KRODKROD7
Need a comparison vid on these 100+ inch TVs vs NZ8/Sony projectors and screen
Throw all projectors in the trash.
So the only difference is higher brightness and more dimming zones? Everything else is identical, tuner 3.0, WiFi 6E. Identical to U8K and U8H.
Is Hisense worth buying over a Samsung or Sony set? They seem to be a good value.
It's not worth it if you watch lots of UA-cam and cable television. Processing is not up to the mark.
Absolutely worth it ! I had $2600 for 46” , $4000 for 60” Made in Japan tv before . Will u believe me that has NO1 Tv in CES , post those TVs I got 2 Hisense flagship to UPGRADE, or listen to some one sound like “expert “ own NONE n lecture ppl “ no I won’t like it even tho I never own or witness or touched one ?” 😅
It’s like someone only driving Gas car tell u not by a Telsa :) 😊
All I do is cable n UA-cam Netflix . I don’t watch sports(except Olympics ) n I don’t play video game .
Trippin. I own a u8k which looks amazing for youtube tv, sports, and gaming. The blacks match oled. You won’t need a soundbar either. I copped a 55 inch for 750$. 65 & 75 inches going for a rack or less. It’s a VA panel, I can’t tell the difference honestly. It’s the best all in one tv.
I like the analogy you just gave. You should have mentioned which you bought those "Made in Japan" TVs. As per my "Expert" information, they stopped making those tv's in Japan long back. I believe you're comparing your outdated and old "Made in Japan" tvs' with the latest Hisense, If my "Expert" sense is not wrong. Anyways, if that's the case? I'm not gonna argue with someone who is so out of touch.
Bonkers tech... I like it!
Another 110+" TV? Wow. Clearly those must be in a matchup. Though, good luck ever getting that to happen.
Oh boy, this decision is definitely hard. I am definitely in a dilemma. I had an U8H, which was damaged by two accidents within one year owning it. Now I'm looking at buying the U8K, but then you have the U8N. Does anybody think it is worth upgrading to the U8N, or go for the U8K ? If anybody was wondering, it was a 65-inch, and I'm still looking at 65-inch and maybe going 75-inch
I would get the U8n
Do the 75”. N get tv metal cart, this time 😊. Those tall metal stands r insanely sturdy
How long can you wait? It could still be a while before these are in store. U8K came out in late summer. I would expect something similar from the new models.
@@PaulBlamey yeah I was thinking too !
The 2k dimming zones on the u8n sounds insane. That dwarfs the u8k and u8k already had very good blooming control that beats x90L in pretty much every scenario. I might wait for u8n
Any info about their Cavas TV?
Sony has to get in on these sizes.
Yeah good luck waiting for that. They will reduce size options if anything.
@@xm8lover 😢 Yeah I hear you, as an 85" Sony TV owner I am just a huge fan of Sony's image and color processing and love my TV. You know Sony would do this size some justice if they every released a 110"
OKAY GOT IT THANK YOUUU
@digitaltrends so is the 85UX 2023 the exact same as 2024? So if buying the 85 inches, no need to wait?
Okay the 2024 UX they use_ ADS-PRO panels. They are very rarely find. IF u go to Bestbuy look for Samsung QN90C. (Samsung) that Technology is diff than VA. It has very Extremely Glossy look.
Also look for specific :Hisense U8k -75” that panel has the ADS-PRO. They are d only 2 in USA Market has that ADS-PRO. D rest are VA. So if u go to Bestbuy U8k 75” U will se that ADS-PRO U8K 75” has the highest Rating among all U8K sizes. (I only know cuz I was debating if I should wait for UX or get U8K 75”) lol.
So the 2023 UX, it use--VA panel. Like Past Eveyr QLED/Mini LED every SONY/Samsung use, always VA.
Ppl always make fun of VA panels like “viewing angle”. I do NOT have issues, i have 2 VA panel flagship at home. Because MINI LED has HIGH COLOR Volume. So vibrant that even at minor tilt even with like 10-15% lesser color (volume) it still has HIGHER Coloer Volume than ALL 100% OLED. C1 C2 C3 all have 7.8-7.9/10 color volume. N they look pestle especially SONY has permanently BLUE glass tint on all image. So the OLEDs when they are “GOOD in ANY angle” they are low in color volume those SONY blue, LG Green tint creates illusion of (Rich color) make shades dark pestle.
d highest color volume Tv are Samsung S95C at 9.1/10 , the UX has 😮Wopping 9.5/10 it is DEFINITELLY the MOST Vibrant but for sure natural fluid vibrant but Relaxed color.
Yeah u should look up FOMO’s video. I think he did say 2024 model only has 98” n 110” UX. So u might wanna grab that 85” before they officially sell out. 😂 sounds like I know a lot of that tv. Cuz i was trying to buy it. They dont sell in Canada this year. 😢
What were your thoughts on the Hisense Canvas TV? Was hoping it might make an appearance in this video!
Which is the best highsense is out there
UX 2023 , &5” so far .
Woooow that 110" er
The U8N at 3000 nits is actually brighter than the UX model of last year at 2500 nits. Hisense has thrown down the gauntlet.
oooooh instead of being brighter it's "actually brighter"
Considering that the UX was actually 3500 nits as hisense claim is conservative, we can expect 4000 nits for the u8n.
Ima wait for the new line to come out to get deal on last year models
I have their U8G, and I'd get another Hisense... I also would LOVE to Try their Short Throw Laser Projectors if I had the money for one... Thankfully, Hisense tends to make that More Accessible than Most of the Other Brands we'll see what the Future Holds...
Very Cool!
It’s 8k as well? This thing will not be cheap
Supposedly, there is a 4K 110UX for the US market.
You don't think cheap at this niche of the market
Is it 8K?
Would love to see whether U8N beats the UX from 2023. Almost bought the UX.
2:41 UX has more than 5000. U8N has only 2000. Or did I get something wrong?
Well if you want 5,000+ dimming zones, then you will have to wait until 2026 U8 model. Because if Hisense stay consistent with doubling dimming zones, then 2025 U8 model will have 4,000 dimming zones. And then the 2026 model will have 6,000 dimming zones.
I noticed the asterisk on the 40,000 zones. How are they broken up. It is really 10,000 zones broken up into 4 quadrants?
It doesn't matter because Mini LED LCD with Full Array Local Dimming will have terrible blooming no matter what.
4K OLED has over 8.2 Million pixels. 40,000 local dimming zones on a 110-inch TV is a far cry from 8.2 Million pixels. 🤣🤣🤣
@@PSYCHOV3N0M No.Once you get to about 500K zones there would be 4 pixels per zone. But probably about 250K zones it would be impossible to see blooming.
My next tv n8
Same here
DSC should allow 240hz with VRR from pc, I guess next year then
These are Hisense U.S variants. The Asian and EU variants will have fewer dimming zones and different panels as we've witnessed in the past few years. Hisense should be honest and name them differently but has chosen not to, hence the potential customers should beware of this! The TVs will have the same name whether you're in Asia, EU or U.S but the specs are different!
I will never buy a Hisense tv from them, as long they dump their inferior tv's on the European market.
Hisense can stick their tv's, were the sun never shines.
@elTigre877 Well, enjoy your devices with only 1 year warranty, most likely bought with a credit card, while Europeans get 2 years on all electronic devices.
I wonder how much this 110” TV is going to cost? If it is as expensive as the 97” OLED then it won’t be able to compete!
It’s not true tho. A lot of ppl r shifting to Mininled , cuz d visual experience has been slowly surpassing Oled . Oled : dim , Burn in, pestle color . By cooping low Color volume pestle , Sony puts on thick Blue tint , lg thick green fish tank water tint
@@Yoga_Tv_buyingStop talking bullshit.
Mini LED LCD STILL doesn't come close to OLED's picture quality.
There's a reason why the Nintendo Switch now uses OLED.
There's a reason why the Steam Deck now uses OLED.
There's a reason why the PSVR2 uses Micro OLED.
There's a reason why the 2024 iPad Pro is ditching Mini LED LCD and switching to OLED.
There's a reason why 99.999% of flagship phones use OLED.
You have no idea what you're talking about. 🤣🤣🤣
ADS Pro for uledx line? Need more elaboration on that + objective and subjective contrast and black level tests.
Oh man dude. I HAVE SEEN --ADS-PRO. 😮😮😮 75” Hisense U8K. Samsung Q90C.
U WILL never look at VA the same EVER AGAIN.
They are NEXT level jaw dropping Glossy, clear, high luminance, n 3D. Look like those portal u can walk into tv to diff planet. I am not exaggerating. I was tweaking-filming the 75” U8K in store, all the ppl work there n customers just zoom in LOOKING at the TV like SHOCK 😮 cuz they HAD no clue that TV looked like THAT after 20 second quick setup. 😊
“Zones” should really be in quotes. I’m sure they took a lot of liberties in what they call a zone.
Linus from LTT is really crying right now.
He just got TCL 110" TV
I have the U8H, is marvelous in picture quality, however the weak point is the processor so I will wait Hisense in the future to have the next U8X (whatever last letter is) to have a great TV picture with great HDR, high peak of nits and a nice processor.
Hisense actually has a decent panasonic processor now and fixed most issues with the U8H
Yeah I heard a lot of frustrations with the motion on pc game etc. the u8k already has the much upgraded Penesonic chip Pentonic chip. N upgraded ram from u8h 3gb to u8k 4gb. U should look it up. It has MUCH plug n go 120hz play .
Awesome!!! Im not trusting of hise se as a brand.. yet.. maybe soon.
Hisense ux 110 seems hard to beat it really is going to come down to price and processing I mean imagine that ux with Sonys new backlight management and processing 10000 nits precise backlight gradation control to bad Sony is not getting those panels and Hisense is not getting Sonys processors and backlight control cause if they did for like 8000-12000 talk about amazing
My only question about the 110UX is, doesn’t have the color volume to match that peak luminous? Bc if it does there’s a chance they might’ve just dethroned a number of different OLED’s for the best TV you can get.
Having 10,000 nit highlight really helps with retro content that was Mastered on cathode ray tube displays because the Dot from the electron guns on your average consumer CRT would hit 10,000 nits.
So that means if you're watching a DVD or a Blu-ray that had been Mastered on a BVM D24, you'll finally get all the color data from that picture on an LCD.
@jamescampbell8482 what he said 👽
Hisense also claimed 95% of the BT.2020 color palette, which is even more than QD-Oled. So I wloud say this is by far the best TV in market.
It could have 100k nits and it will not dethrone OLED. I think you’re confused like many others about MiniLED vs MicroLED…. MiniLED will not be or get better than OLED ever except for peak brightness (at least still at this stage), it will not eliminate blooming, it will not have the same contrast nor will it have the black levels, it will also not have per pixel control ever nor will it have the instantaneous response time of Oled.. MICROLED how ever is seen as the Oled beater but will not be consumer friendly for the next 5-10 years.
@@KillerSneak there’s a reason no one in their right mind chooses OLED for gaming…
I hope that in Europe they'll change out their VIDAA os for Google TV.
Important note guys, these Hisense TVs we're seeing are the U.S variants. The EU and Asia variants has always been inferior to the U.S variants that RTINGs & DigitalTrends reviews. Be aware of this when purchasing the 2024 Hisense TVs out of the U.S as we can expect inferior variants.
Yep, last year was shopping for a new TV and nearly bought a hisence here in Europe until I found that the EU models are different (same name) and with weaker performance and panels . Also all USA msrp prices are without tax which makes it unrealistic for immediate comparison and reference for anyone outside where usual prices already include tax and you don't need to add 20% to know how much you need to spend
That's why, we Europeans get that lousy VIDAA OS while the Americans get Android TV
And electrical power, must be dirt cheap in the USA to feed 10.000 nits on a 110 inch tv.
@@ivovass195 Each state has different TAX %. Range is from 'ZERO" to 9.75%
Do yourself a favor and keep your hard earned cash. Hisense quality and reliability not up to par. How long do you think a 10k nit TV will last? That will run extremely hot and burn out the LEDs very fast. Again this is coming from a company who already has a high rate of failure on their sets. They really shouldn't be trying to push leading edge tech until they get their house in order.
@@LazyCrazyGuywhich has me interested in Sony’s new tech. Since it to be more energy efficient, as they claim.
First, great video!
But one of the cameras you're using seems to have a dead pixel in the bottom center. You can see it starting around 30 seconds in.
Not a big deal, just gave me a mini panic attack that it was my tv lol.
Oh noo a dead pixel time to panic attack lol
@@garrettstrutz7421 Maybe I exaggerated on that lol. But a glowing white dot on a black background is kind of obvious on a big enough tv.
Can you show us morenthe n8 pleas
Which Tv do you think will Vin this year when It comes to picture quality?
Monster tv 😅
5:43 was a laughable moment for me when Caleb had too scream 😂
Wait.. why didn't he say anything about if the ux 110 is acctually 8K? That's totally the biggest question???
But most of this stuff is only affordable for the rich!
I guess I can be real thankful for Samsung for making the Q60C model TVs that are affordable for most people like me, the 55” Q60C has a beautiful clear picture to look at. 🤗