Hisense ULED TVs Review

What's going on guys? Hisense is taking the wraps off of its 2025 mini LED TV lineups

Right behind me is the Hisense U9 mini LED TV. That is going to be the top mini LED TV offering

from Hisense this year. We finally got all the deets about the lineup and we're going to be

going through them in this video. The Hisense U9 or Hisense U9 QG is Hisense's flagship mini LED

TV for 2025, and it's looking to push some boundaries. The new HiView Engine X processor

is packed with AI features like 4K upscaling, something called super resolution, and HDR

enhancements, making sure everything on screen looks as sharp and detailed as possible. But the

real game changer, this TV now has a 165Hz refresh rate, which is huge for gaming, especially if

you're running a high-end PC. This year's U9 is also bringing some serious audio power, with the

65 inch model featuring a 4 channel speaker system while the 75 inch and 85 inch model step it up to a full 5 surround sound setup Right below the U9 we got the 2025 Hisense U8

And honestly, if there's any TV here that has a chance to make our best list

it's gonna be this one. It's picking up where last year's U8N left off

but with some serious upgrades that actually make it more comparable to last year's U9

It also gets the 165 Hertz refresh rate, but the big story will be brightness

Hisense is claiming a peak brightness of 5,000 nits, which is 1,500 nits brighter than last year

That's just wild. The U8 also supports Wi-Fi 6E, Dolby Vision HDR10+

and even iMacs enhanced. So a lot of premium features for a brand

that might not always be considered in the premium tier conversations. What's more, if you like your TVs big

this U8 goes all the way up to 100 inches. Lots of size options here

We'll probably end up testing a 65 inch version though. Would you wanna see a review first of the U9 or the U8 I kind of leaning towards U8 but let me know your thoughts in the comments And also if you new here make sure to hit that subscribe button and turn on notifications so you don miss any upcoming TV content on this channel Moving on if you want a more

affordable option that still delivers mini-LED performance, the Hisense U7 looks like a solid

mid-range pick. It's also getting the 165Hz refresh rate, plus an anti-glare coating that

makes it a great choice if your living room has a lot of natural light. Hisense is clearly stepping

up its built-in audio game across the board with the U7 getting a 2.1.2 channel speaker setup with

60 watts of power, which is actually better than what some premium tier OLED TVs come with

If you're someone who's buying a TV but doesn't want to deal with an external sound system

this could be a big plus. Lastly, we got the Hisense U6 QF, which is Hisense's most budget-friendly

mini LED option this year. Their refresh rate drops down slightly to 144 hertz, but you're still

still getting Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and HDR10 Plus Adaptive, which means even at this

lower price point I going to be hoping for solid HDR performance One interesting change however and this is going to be very important if you shopping for this TV this year is that the U6 is using Fire TV instead of Google TV the first time Hisense is doing this in a while

So if you're already in the Amazon ecosystem, this might be a nice bonus. Personally

I prefer Google TV, but sound off in the comments what your favorite smart TV platform is. I'm

curious. As always, Hisense remains dedicated to giving customers a large breadth of options

between size and budget. And that's exactly what you see here in the ULED lineup. But of course

we're going to have to get everything into our lab, come to some conclusions. And for that

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Anyway, that's it for me. Thanks for watching. I'll catch you next time