HISENSE UX THE 85" MINI LED TITAN!!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The Hisense UX is finally here!! The 85" MINI LED monster with 5000 local dimming zones is the star of today's video! . Please let me know what you think in the comments!
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Thank you, Brian, for being the first one to do the review regarding this TV !........ IMPORTANT FACT FROM MYSELF AS PREVIOUS OWNER OF THE 85UX. Unfortunately, my 85UX "BLEW OUT" losing picture and with just sound in 30 days. The biggest question is with a TV this expensive as it is, what kind of quality control had this tv received before packaged. I want to praise Hissène for working with me regarding retuning it to their lab for evaluation. I did not opt to replace the TV as no reviews were being done during the time I purchased. It was an incredible TV and I was able to purchase it for $4,000 when first introduced making it a great buy. The TV looked just beautiful, and I would consider another Hisence TV if they tighten up their quality control standards especially if they wish to win in the high-end TV market. I had friend who purchased a 85 inch 8K Samsung and had to return them 3 times for problems right out of the box. I have my eyes currently on the Sony X95L as maybe a better choice with quality control at the moment but would reconsider the 2024 Hisence that will hopefully be an equivalent to the 85UX but with better quality control standards.
Hisense getting better and better ❤
You really out-did yourself on this video Brian! ABSOLUTELY amazing television that looks incredible...🤩...I honestly didn't think any tv would look better than the Sony X95L BUT...I don't know now! 🤔...Gorgeous, very premium looking set for sure...$4,999 is befitting of a tv of bringing so much to the table as this Hisense...It'll definitely will be between this and the stunning X95L as our choice.Thx again Brian as you are light years ahead of ANY reviewer! ❤
Awesome comment and thank you so very much!!🙂🙂
I've never watched any live event because I like to watch videos at my own pace and skip ahead sometimes, but I'm going to try to watch this one because I'm very curious to see the first inkling of how this might stack up against the X95L. Also, this is one of the only channels that caters to all types of users.
I appreciate you being here!
@@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY I very much enjoyed your video, so thank you for your effort. It's a good first step for my research.
@@Belgarath777I'm happy to help my friend! Thank you again for watching
@@BRIANSTECHTHERAPYhey brain? Is this tv still available at this place I’m thinking of getting from here any discount?
Work is done for the day, and I’m finally able to sit down and watch this one! Thanks Brian!
Edit: Wow, this bad baby is thicker than a snicker! Nice to see a robust set being manufactured in today’s market of mainly thin ass panels.
Awesome comment as always, James!!
UX vs X95L please!
I'll do my best!
I feel like most TVs look great with this high resolution content. I mostly watch low quality streaming like RUclips tv and the one of the most important thing for me is upscaling and fast paced motion.
I’ve spent months scouring the internet for a review on this tv. Thank you so much for including the UX in your list of reviews. It absolutely did not disappoint. Has to be the best looking picture I’ve seen on an LED to this point. The contrast and saturation are incredible. Hope to see more of these in different sizes from Hisense next year. Nice work Brian!
Me too my friend! I'm so glad I had the opportunity to see it and share it with you. Thank you for watching
@@BRIANSTECHTHERAPYhey brian will you recommend this tv? I’m trying to get it at Best Buy
I was looking at the UX, but my wife and I ultimately went with the 75U8K and we absolutely love it. The 75-inch works perfectly in our living room, and to be honest, an 85-inch would probably be too large. Great video, though! The UX looks to be exactly what I had expected. ^^
Awesome!! I'm so glad you and your wife are enjoying the 75" U8K! It's excellent! Thank you for watching
Thank you Brian and same goes for The Zohn's family, very kind people
Really appreciate all your work.
Thank you so very much, Michael! That is incredibly thoughtful and generous of you.
Thank you Brian. I'm absolutely thrilled with mine, regardless of the source material. This is from an OLED fan who was going to purchase the X95L this year for more brightness and punch. I really felt like I was taking a chance, but it's totally paid off. So happy!
Is it close to oled,i dont want an oled as it is too dim for my liking and the blue tint but just the contrast.
That is amazing!! I'm so glad you are loving it! I'm super impressed with it. Enjoy and thank you so much for watching.
nice X95L my plan too. now only having a bit of blooming and bit worse colour range - in exchange for not having all the OLED issues (lower fullscreen/larger/SDR brightness, ABL making even dimmer, burn in hoops for both you and the tv, organic pixel degradation over time anyway, ambient light activating QD quantum dots and destroying some of that infinite contast, black crush etc)
Looks great Brian but my main concern is the high rate of failures of the Hisense units. I know this is their premium unit but still.... I'm inclined to go for the X95L with Sony's better build quality and best processor on the market. Would love to see a comparison of both.
Brian is going to put the UX through its paces. Can’t wait to see the comparison videos!! 🤙🏾
Keep doing the excellent work Brian 🤙🏾
I most definitely will my friend! Thank you so very much for being here
Thank you brian! 🙌🏻
My pleasure!! Thank you so much for watching
I guess I don't understand what gaming features it's missing that rule it out for you.... If it looks good (4:4:4 at 4k?) and has low latency and no discernable negative things like ghosting or anything, I'm not sure what else you need really. I want to play my game, not fuss around with some game bar, and I game on PC as well. Not having 144hz or better is kind of a bummer though, consider it's lesser siblings do have that. Maybe next year's model will correct that. A 240hz mode (even at 1080p) would be nice too.
I will try hisense TV this year
The neutered "Gaming Info" is identical to the U8H... not sure if they will give this TV the better Game Bar like the U8K has down the road. But the Display looks phenomenal.
I don't know what you mean with not enough game settings. It has all of them that is needed. Just a different look.
It even had black level and white level to adjust it (more advanced than 'black equalizer' ). Only thing missing is a bunch of picture presets that end up a gimmick because most people just tune it to how they like it and use that in the actual picture settings. If any change needed then one just goes into menu and tweak it.
You say you game on PC and so do I. Why would we need a "game bar" that crap is for console not PC. We have tons of game information settings far FAR more in depth than a TV. Just use Nvidia GPU information and you see it all down to CPU and GPU Util and clock rates and temps etc etc. Changing aspect ratio we do in Nvidia or AMD control panels and set up custom resolutions.
Also if it has good input lag at 60/120 hz that sits among other TVs. There is nothing saying it couldn't be as good as a gaming TV. Just because QN95C can make things extremely over saturated it doesn't make it a good gaming TV.
OLEDs of course can have faster pixel response times, but people choosing MiniLED does so for a reason or everyone would be on OLED.
I actually like how minimal it was, the "game information". Put it at bottom middle and that's all that is needed for a quick glance if VRR and HDR is on and FPS. Not some gaudy gimmicky looking crap like most game bars that take up 80% of useless space for the information you get in return.
It's missing a game bar. Game picture presets to choose from. Basically missing nearly everything that is present on the U7K and U8K
It's just a matter of preference. No one is right or wrong. I play on PC and PS5 and I don't need presets or a game bar. All I care about when gaming is a great picture, , color volume, smoothness, HDR, VRR, local dimming, latency, brightness, and can I see the FPS. That's just me. If someone wants a game bar and presets, that's their preference. It's great that there are several great gaming TVs out there.
Yo B this TV looks awesome even on my phone damn. I watched it on my TV too and I could not take my eyes off the screen. If this tv had more gaming features it would be a dragon slayer easily. 😊 I can picture you having this tv if gaming features were more to your liking. 😊
Thank you as always Michael! Much love my friend
Great video my friend. Love the way you framed yourself in this video. Truly captured your passion❤
Thank you so very much Tristan! Much love my friend.
I have an h9g and A80J. While the h9g is very good and very bright, the A80J is absolutely a more enjoyable TV to watch content on.
This review has me wanting to check out a newer lcd to see just how far they have come for myself.
There is definitely new life in the technology my friend. Thank you so much for watching
I don't feel they are ready to sit in the mix with the big guys costing the same. Meaning if they would cost like a Sammy, Sony or LG. I wouldn't choose a Hisense or TCL. I don't feel I would.
They still have issues and not as good in processing yet, IMO. But they are definitely getting better and they also try to innovate and push more for zones and miniLED etc. So that's a good thing. It helps keep the other ones on their toes. Feels like Samsung now has to try and go for the 5,000 zone count. So will be interesting to see what 2024 offer. Also would be great if TCL and Hisense does make it more 'standard' high end with these zone counts for next year.
I would still choose an 85" X95L over this one. It doesn't even have 1000 zones, but I bet it would look basically as good at blooming control. And as for picture quality it would be better hands down.
My wish would be a Sony that would have twice the dimming zones and still as good of an algorithm. Because the magic they can do with that. Would easily beat a TV that does 5,000 zones but not as good of an algorithm. I like how Sony prefer to go for image accuracy and shadow detail. But that said, can you imagine a Sony with 5,000 zones and if they could still have processing power and control. I would say OLED would go bye bye. The micro contrast would be OLED like and image processing. Would be no point for burn in machines.
I am curious about the Sharp XLED, as well. Don't think that one would beat Sony, but would sit close to it, also feel it strives for more accuracy.
Need proper review and comparison between the two and both filmed optimally so each can be shown at their best. But no one does it.
Great editing brother!!! So proud of you! Amazing work Bri🧨🔥
Thank you baby!
Thanks Brian ❤❤
Thank you so very much!
Impressive ! These Top Line Model TVs are getting better and better that it's getting to a point you really can't go wrong with whatever brand you chose. Look forward to a full review with stat #s to see if this TV stands up to it's hype. Thanks again Brian. 👍☺
Thank you my friend!
Almost sounds like you wouldn’t need a sound bar right away … sounds great
This monster beats the X95l based on what I am seeing.I saw your video on the X95 l and I was very impressed but this thing is dynamite.
It's very very good! The X95L will have the edge in processing and perhaps better shadow detail. Thank you so much for watching
@@BRIANSTECHTHERAPYsound is more important to most though when you consider the cost of a decent soundbar I heard that they're going to be offering a wire subwoofer and rear surround sound next year from the rep I was talking to ... That's another reason why I'm waiting till next year
I had this at home for 2 weeks. Couldn’t get the tape mark off the screen. Was worried about damaging the TV trying to clean it (doesn’t come with film sheet over the screen out of the box). Bought a U8K for a fraction and am fine for now. Wasn’t that blown away that it was really bothered by the speakers in the side: “2010 called and wants its Plasma TV back.”
I remember when I bought my 65" Hisense U8G back in 2021 & I kept thinking it was too big a TV and now along comes the 85" Hisense I think I even read they have a 100" one.
TV industry has lost its mind.😅😅😅😅😅
This looks better than the Samsung; I still don't like it because it's made in China though. Either way I'd much rather have the Sony X95L over any of 'em.
IDK about all of them but some are made in Mexico
@@asole100 That doesn’t make me feel any better, sorry.
@@OnSafari247 Wasn't supposed to. but if you want I can tell you that they use to make iphones, and many other products therefore they shouldn't be looked down upon simply because they're Chinese . If they can be trusted to make great products such as those why is it deferent when it comes to TVs?
@@asole100 Whatever, I've always preferred Japanese companies for tvs anyways....Sony, Panasonic, Sharp, Pioneer.
Hi Brian! Just to confirm: you said that the UX will not be competing in the TV shootout? I'd love to see a UX vs X95L comparison, thanks :)
The main competition is always at 65". The X95L is only 85" and isn't considered the Flagship. The a95L is the lone Flagship
OK Thanks :)@@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY
Brian - how does this compare to the Sony X95L?
My 2 cents: I feel a top placed speaker produces an unintentional flaw. Dust settles on flat surfaces and with those mini perforations at the top ... that grantees an easy entry point for particles as opposed to say side speakers and underneath speakers.
Wellll - but will a Hisense (or a TCL) last as long as a Sony? Any experience out there ?
Unfortunately only time will tell. Thank you for watching
Any other manufacturers offer two year warranty out of curiosity?
@@jeffreyrodriguez9009 I'm used to have my TVs 7 to 10 years ....
I have the first QD Hisense 65 in H9f it's in my bedroom bought it durn the pandemic here in Canada at factory direct for $899.99 plus tax and it's sending warranty out door for under 1200 still going strong it's a little bit slow in the UI but other than that the pictures very good for the price and Hisense has always had really good black levels I even have a 48 inch 1080p Hisense that blew away the Sony back in the day I'll tell you that in black levels was amazing
I also have a 49 inch Sony x950h still going strong as well that cost me more than the 65 inch Hisense 😂 the picture on that is really nice a little a little bit better all around PQ than the Hisense but for the money Hisense is an amazing company for TV's
Always epic music during your intro!
Thank you so very much!
Thanks for review Brian
Thank you so very much Craig!
Instant buy from me. But not available in my country 😢
After this, micromanaging and babysitting of oleds ahould be ugly forgotten tech from past 😁
Understandable my friend. I'm definitely going to ask Hisense next week about availability in other countries next week in our meetings at CES. Thank you so much for watching
Great job Brian , oled isn't for everyone you rarely hear led fans speak up on there opinion that mini led is better than oled, I have 2 friends that. Still don't like oled , they have the sony 8k mini led .
That's because Mini-LED isn't better than OLED. It's just a different use case. Different strokes for different folks. Its great though that now there are great options on both sides of the fence. I prefer Mini-LED for my use case.
WHAT A BEAST! 🔥🔥🔥
Hi Brian, excellent review. Is it true that Hisense is releasing a 65 inch version of the UX?
Please check for black details.
I wonder if it will beat the X95L
I sincerely doubt it.
When are you going to do a QM8 vs U8K side by side in-depth video? I would love to see a side by side comparison in vibrant color modes like your other videos. Could you also show the difference in smothing and upscaling of both tvs? It can help a lot of people who are on the fence like me and are not able to go to the average store to see a side by side comparison. Which tv do you recommend sitting 14' away and under $3000? Is the S90C too small at that distance? Is the 85X90L worth considering over the 85QM8 or the 85U8K for the average person that mostly streams everything?
I'll do my best to make it happen. Thank you for watching
This tv looks stunning as expected given the hype and specs. There are 2 reasons I will never buy one though.
1. This tv retails for $10,000 here in Australia which will come down eventually but never to a price that makes it competitive with other brands of the same size and quality.
2. Everybody I know that has ever purchased a Hisense tv has complained about breakdowns and reliability
issues.
I really can't see this model selling at all in this country based on price and brand history.
Sad really but it is what it is.... Great vid as always Brian 👍
Excellent comment! Thank you for sharing your thoughts, my friend. Thank you for watching .
Curious how the UX compares to the X95L!?
X95L just looks special , UX has It's work cut out.
@@fawkkyutuu8851 I agree!
@fawkkyutuu8851 really? Without seeing it?
@@BRIANSTECHTHERAPYI have only seen the X95L in some reviews and it looks phenomenal! On the other hand, in your preview, the UX also looks amazing! That’s why I can’t wait for this premiere!! I know it will be great because you always do a great job!!!
@@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY Does the UX have a different picture processor? Or is it just the same as U8K but with "5,000 zones and high nits" costing more. So, if it's the same, then the Sony would be better. If it's a brand new Picture processor that somehow all of a sudden matches the big boys then yes it would be interesting. But that isn't the case though.
5,000 zones doesn't automatically mean better.
It's like the car world. Often see a 600HP Porsche beat out 1,000HP cars. Because Porsche is Porsche in engineering. It's how it's put to the ground that matters.
It is cool though that TCL and Hisense is pushing the tech forward with more zones etc. But the processing needs to come along with it. And I don't think any TV brand has that power yet to really make use of it. Sony does it so well. Imagine their processor having to juggle 5 TIMES as many zones in calculations in milliseconds that is needed to adjust.
Sony goes the way of using their algorithms to the max. I am sure Sony could just add a panel with same zone count at Samsung has used for years now. It would be an easy and lazy approach, but it could look worse.
Saw this (2023) Hisense 85UX on sale at Best Buy for $2500, should I get it above the (2024) Hisense 85U8N for $1800? Or I'm also looking at the (2023) Samsung 85QN90C for $2600, (2023) Samsung 8K 85QN800C for $3000, (2024) TCL 85QM851G for $2300. And I'm also thinking about going back to OLED with the (2023) Samsung 83S90C for $3300. I had the (2016) LG 65OLEDC6P & The (2020) LG 65OLEDC10P both of which had burn-in issues. The (2020) C10 less than the (2016) C6. But now that it's 2024 & there's QD-OLED I'm hoping burn-in screen retention isn't an issue anymore.
Can you help, I'm deciding between the '23 Hisense UX 85" and the '24 TCL QM851G 85" mostly dark room and only one person (i.e. narrow viewing angles). Comparing from a line of OLEDs (currently S95b) but want larger size w/o breaking the bank.
Congrats for 27K subs, Bro keep up the good work
Thank you so very much Majid!!
How do you wall mount this tv? I don’t see no opening on the back for a wall mount or those screws need to be unscrewed so you can put a bracket on it?
How is the Picture Quality compare to the X95L? Just movies and sports not gaming.
I forgot to tell you I am buying an 85 inch TV from Robert at Value Electronics, he always tells me it’s too bad I don’t live closer and I could look at them side by side, the X95L and the UX and I think a Z9K are all side by side in there showroom. I would appreciate your opinion.
Sony better have 5000 dimming zones and Pentonic chip on next year's 85X95M
Not really. I bet the X95L beats this TV when it comes to blooming control anyway. It would be nice for Sony to add more zones, but not until the point where their algorithm would suffer.
It's how you use it and control that matters. Having just more zones but piss poor algorithms and control does nothing. I could see same amount of blooming in this footage and maybe even worse than some way lower TVs. I know what to look for and it wasn't "glare" I saw.
@loki76 I'm not so sure about that. On Rtings the U8K performed pretty darn good compared to the x95l. Though I still would go with the x95l over the U8K. Considering the UX is better than the U8K, it will be interesting to see what sites like Vincent, Rtings, and Digital Trends say. I agree though with what you said about the algorithm.
@@loki76 it doesn't. But the X95L has better shadow detail
@@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY I'll be interested in seeing more quantitative analysis to see if anyone would even notice any difference while watching. For example, Rtings rated both the X95L and the U8K 9 out of 10 in contrast and dark details in game mode, the U8K has better black uniformity (though barely), and it has a higher native contrast....but yeah, that Sony processing is just about unbeatable, but being that the UX is better than the U8K, perhaps things like dark details will be impossible to distinguish between the X95L and the UX when watching content and not freezing frames to try to see those differences.
Would love to see input lag tested on this TV. It's this vs. the Sony X95L for me in 85 inches.
At least you have a choice. Where I'm at, it's either the UX or x95k. I'd probably get the x95l if it were here, but it's not yet, so now I'm leaning toward the UX.
@@Belgarath777you can’t get this tv
@Necrohermit What do you mean? Where I am I could purchase it today if I wanted.
I’m right at the beginning, and the TV already looks impressive, through a camera and through RUclips compression. Not bad
The thing weighs 111 pounds? Jesus, H Christ brother. Who would’ve thought we would live to see flat panels as heavy as CRTs but way bigger it’s almost like a flyswatter if that thing falls on ya, stay safe guys.
That BFI looked really good. What I loved was The perceptual increase in contrast, while the image was still bright enough.
My Pioneer Kuro 6010 plasma is 146 lbs (with stand), so 111 (124 with stand) would seem 'light' to me.
Excellent comment!
Alright hisense I see you. U8K is a sleeper pick this year I wonder how the UX looks against the Sharp and Sony LCD
You will see very soon! Thank you so much for watching
Dang Bro you found one.. nice.. Tell Mr. Zohn Thank You
I definitely will!!
It would have been so helpful to show it lifted out of the box and placed on the stand.
It’s just me and my husband, so weight is important.
TV looks amazing but still skeptical of Hisense since I purchased a U8G about a year ago and it crapped out after 3 weeks. Would not turn back on
No game bar 😢 I absolutely love that feature on my u7k. Wahhhh lol
Me too
Are there plans for hisense to bring the UX in 55,65, 75 inch models soon
Excellent video and review!!!
Thank you so very much my beloved friend
@@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY 🥰
Brian you have seen all flagship mini LED TVs aside from comparison which you are going to upload, which one you pick up yourself?
minor correction with the gaming aspect of your review, it supports 144hz if connected to a pc and no current tv supports 240hz gaming at 4k. 144hz is the best you will get which this tv supports
I hope your right as the hdmi2.1 inputs aren't labeled as such . Also the enhance hdmi section within the menu shows no mention of 144hz . While the u7k and u8k do. Thank you for watching
Hi Brian, another great video, the Hiense looks great, I’ve a 85” tv just now and I am looking for a new tv over 90” which one would you recommend thanks Oz
Hi Brian. Thank you for the great video. Would you take this tv over the Sony x95l? Thank you
Peter
Its on sale at $3400 now on Best buy still a little to high price for me i found a open box sony x95l for 2999$
I'm going to hold off for the N series next year but yea no 144hz is a no for me too but it is very nice. I wonder if the newer model of this one will be able to do 144hz
Even the previous U7 and U8 series were able to do 4K144Hz (or full HD 240Hz).
Looks like an excellent TV - but I gotta ask - other than cable management - who cares what a tv looks like from the back? If the TV works and I don’t have to add any more cables - I will never see the back of this TV again until I take it down and move or replace it. Reviewers spend way too much time gawking over the back of a TV and I just don’t get it. It’s not like this is a Betty Grable pinup.
Good one sir! 😉
Spent about 3min of a 34min video 😁😁also the sub woofers and speakers are back there
Brian a question about the Audio how good is the Dolby Atmos especially for movies.... if I got this TV would I need a soundbar if Dolby Atmos is very important to me? I'm looking for sound above my head as well as from sides?
Brian: Do you think Hisense will release A9G OLED in the US in 2024? Thanks
What's it like with lower resolution stuff l wonder ?
Isn't this the same OEM 85" build used with the Sony 95L 85"?
Someone needs to tell these manufacturers Netflix etc buttons is so 10 years ago I want useful features like switching gaming setting options so I don’t have dig in the on screen menus
Best buy just advertised it for 4,000.
Best Buy is selling the UX for $2764.99 today
Wow the teeth on that sea turtle.
Be interesting to see what this would look like it would've had 144hz, is this an 8k T.V Brian ?
I would own it in a second if it did.
I can't believe they are selling this ux TV for 2k. I wonder how it matches up against the new TCL or Hisense TVs.
I wonder how this stacks up against the Samsung neo
Brian... How would you compare this to the Sharp XLED in terms of picture quality? Thanks
They are both very good! I'd give the UX the edge as it has 5000 dimming zones and has very deep blacks.
hi brian. last time i asked about the tv in the background...a u7k. i have a 55 sony 800E in the bedroom and need to choose either a 65 or 75 u7k. at 10 ft. FOMO ssays 85" or minimum 75". would i be happy with a 65? finally, why can i tell how good the UX is on my old sony? it is clearly amazing but i think i see a brightness adjustment when the scene changes, about a 1/ second adjustment. actually i don't watch anything with punchy requirements (hdr?) so maybe i should get an x80k. nordo i game.
The challenge with an X80K is that the local dimming isn't good and either are the blacks. 85" is the optimal size for your seating distance but 75" will also suffice
I feel like Brian is always saying this might be his next TV every time a new 85 inch comes out and once he “reviews” it at value electronic, he’s like nope, I won’t be getting this tv due to the gaming options blah blah blah 😂. Let’s be real Brian, your all TALK! Lol you were never getting a 5K TV lol. You’ve been saying that your getting a new 85 inch TV for like 2 years 😭
Ok lol I don't need to buy anything. I have patience to wait until everything is released. I know what TV'S are coming out and I can wait. Thanks for the wonderful comment. Furthermore I have an 83" C1 and I've only been in the market for an 85" this year.
Is the panel 8bit or 10bit?
You lost me at $5K for a Hisense. An 85” Hisense costs $500 more than a 85” Sony X95L 😂
If all you watch is 4K content I’m sure it slaps. It can’t compete with Sony when it comes to displaying lower resolution, lower bit rate content.
Edit: I understand it’s a Limited release and it’s basically a tech demo for Hisense. It’s cool Value Electronics has one of them in stock. I think this is good for the LCD market as a whole, as it will push the big manufacturers to step up their game. However I would never ever recommend anyone spend BIG money on a Hisense. You’ll always regret it in the end.
It can't compete at 4K either. I can almost guarantee that a proper side by side the Sony would win in all picture processing categories. Including black level and blooming control.
Or at least get very close to it in blooming control.
@@loki76don't be a fan boy
@soheilnassri2412 Back in 2021, I tested some sdr and hdr content on the Sony X80J at a store and was surprised to see that it had better image processing and colour accuracy than my LG C6 OLED. If a budget Sony LED TV with no FALD can beat a LG OLED, then a flagship Sony model with the latest 4k processor will definitely be better than Hisense.
Will it also come in a 100in
Is this TV good for the Xbox are the ps5🤔
Would you buy the Hisense UX today for $2889 or wait for the Hisense U9N?
I'd personally wait for the U9N . The UX is excellent but felt slightly unfinished . While that is an excellent price for the UX, i also feel the processing has improved this year.
@@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY Thank you
@@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY - The price of the Hisense UX went down again. $2765
How much was it?
Price please
Why won't this be competing in the shootout? Seems unfair
It's only 85" and all competitors are 65"
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 sa serait bien de le comparer au meilleur oled pour voir ou il peut ou pas aller
Will you do Sharp?
ruclips.net/video/7SODp24cd2c/видео.htmlsi=EookW9kIflrx-u4A
I already did😁
Does this Hisense UX beat Sony X95L totally?
well we know it beats it in gaming
@@TheAntifluencer How can we tell for ourselves without relying on reviewers? Almost no one has been able to get their hands on the Hisense UX. It's also funny how people say the x95l is better than the UX when they didn't see anyone review the UX yet. If you already made up your mind that the X95l is better, why do you watch the review video?
I doubt it. I'd actually say no pretty confidently.
@@aquaneon8012 No it doesn't. Brian gives his opinions which is based on him cranking colors WAY beyond most people would like. Any TV that doesn't do this he finds is not a "gaming TV". Don't base your purchases on people's opinions. Just look at the specs and stats and most of all try it yourself.
@@aquaneon8012 Brian isn't a reviewer. He is a product show case guy. He just shows TVs and tells his opinions about them. And I don't even recall him said really a bad word about any TV. Because he films TVs Robert Zohn sells. Wouldn't be good business talking down a TV. So it's most just some few things like "he prefers QN95C for gaming because he likes some settings he can use". That has no bearing in the slightest of actual performance of a TV in gaming.
How does that packaging weigh 77 pounds?. No way.
UX is pricy ,for In budget TV brand ..i will go with 85/U8K OR TCL QM8...both f*n awesome TVS , pic, blks & brightness on them is stunning & is Min LED ...specially on TCL QM8 , thats the TV gonna get on blk Friday in 85 inch & that TV is just a WOW factor for pic quality & blks & Brightness can go all the way to 3000nit for that low price is just mind boggling & i bet can get that TCL 85 QM8 under $2 grand on blk Friday & that's f*n steal for that TV👍also TCL next year gonna come with First 5000nit Min Led TV
Is this in the shootout?
Yes but not competing
Probably still lacking with the processing.
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Yes sir!
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Should the Sony X 95L be concerned?
That's not a 5k TV remote... WTF Hisnese. How much does it cost to make a nicer remote.
it’s funny how you out some of these low budget models against Samsung and Sonys high end models and in some areas is performance better lol
I wouldn't call $5000 low budget, and I don't see anything this TV does that is better than those TVs.
@@loki76 the hisnese U8K has almost 8000:1 contrast LOL that’s more then any LED Sony has out right now. And that’s a $1300 tv
i would never buy a hisense. we live in 89074 and our week old u8h needed fixed, they wouldn't and said they have nobody to repair it in nevada. returned the tv to bestbuy, don't buy one
Why won’t this be competing there’s no reason why it can’t be calibrated and burnt in before hand it almost seems like you don’t want it to compete
All official competitors are only 65". If it was 65" it would compete. It's that simple
@@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY So Sony X95L isn't in the shootout, lol???
It's only 85". If that is the case then who cares about the shootout.
Hisense is a trash-brand here in the EU.
Hisense televisions are much more affordable, but yeah, they're not on the same level as Sony, Samsung, LG, and Panasonic.
True but they perform very well at least the high spec models. This UX model looking very good amazing picture