Hisense U8N 4K Mini-LED TV First Impressions!
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- Опубликовано: 16 янв 2024
- Hisense U8N 4K Mini-LED TV First Impressions!
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So glad I waited. This tv looks like such a step up from the k series
Me too, going for the 75 inch upon release!
Yeaaah i will buy the 75inch U7n for sure
@@grunertee7923have you purchased it yet?
I cant decide u7n or u8n 75”
I got the U7K a few months ago for $750 USD (now even cheaper at $670) to save some money and MAN o MAN, I am not disappointed I didn't get a higher end TV. I just hope it holds up and lasts more than 5 years. We'll see.
It's a great TV!
Great Video Josh
Thanks Steve!
Anyone know how to fix motion on Hisense u8k it giving me a headache at 24z
I agree with you
@@Josh_Quinoneznice review keep up the good work
I'm very interested in the U8N.
U8N and TCL Q8M 2024 looking for more comparisons between them, and then get one. I think that fast image proccesing could be better on U8N sompared to QM8.
Were the black levels deep with minimal blooming?? Because I'm in love with that U8N
Yes it looks so good
Hows yhe viewing angles .im looking for the u7n
Almost bot a 65U8K but the price went up. So planning to wait for the N and either buy it or a discounted K. I'm interested in what is better than the K. Is the sound system better? Ironically the U7 I believe has a larger "subwoofer" but the U8 supposedly has better sound. I think the 7 was 40w and the 8 was 50w. PEDESTAL STAND????!!!!!!! Anti reflective screen?
But I confess, I might go projector. The thought of a 75,85,100 while would be cool, is just too big a lummox. Maybe even stick with a 55 since 55 vs 65 is almost not worth mentioning. If I want to go bigger, then projector. Probably Laser and probably long throw.
NextGen ATSC 3.0 w/DRM encryption is a BIG DEAL for me. Right now at the box stores only Hisense U7 and U8 have it and only the Samsung OLED. LG will not have 3.0 until the GE OLEDs which ae starting to show up. I expect TCL to get on the bandwagon too. At some point, 3.0 will be in every TV. It's sad how long that has taken but that is because of the DRM nonsense.
On sale
Did you have the TV in house or just watched at CES?
These TVs are not available yet. So only at CES
Anyone know how man HDMI 2.1 inputs they will have?
2 and 1 eArc
I’m looking forward to trying a 75” U8N this year. I tried the U8K last year, but it didn’t live up to my expectations for the price I paid, so I returned it. It’s going to be torture waiting until Black Friday for a decent price drop, tho. Ugh. The U8N demo video seemed to suggest the TV has upward firing speakers in the back for Dolby Atmos instead of the side-firing speakers on the U8K. Can you confirm this?
I've shared all the information that was shared with me. We will be hearing more around March time. But it does seem that way for the speaker system.
Mind sharing what let you down with the U8K?
Btw, in the UK/Europe the U8K had up-firing speakers so its possible they've now gone with that design for the US U8N this year. I often convert Samsung Neo QLED sales to U8K based mostly on sound.
I can confirm the UK U8K sounds excellent in part due to the 2x 5W speakers, when I demo it vs. the UK U7K (which has speakers on paper that are same except for the up-firing speakers) 90/100 customers say it sounds noticeably better. Better separation of instruments in music, clearer dialogue and a bit better bass.
Ah, yes, I did notice the UK had a different speaker configuration on the U8K. The US U8K on-board audio still sounded great to me with clear separation. My main complaint with the 75" U8K with ADS Pro panel was lifted black levels in certain content and an overall dim picture when watching HDR 10 content. If you put on an HDR demo video with plenty of bright specular highlights, everything looked great, but with normal HDR 10 media content without highlights being forced down your throat everything was way too dark as far as an average picture level. It may be an ADS Pro issue, but I needed a 75" TV and that was the only panel offered in that size. I also had issues with the local dimming where white backgrounds meeting a darker color would result in a nicotine yellow stain color near the border. For an example, I was watching a snow scene in the arctic during one movie and the white snow when it met the letterbox bars at the top and bottom were yellowish. You would also see the discoloration near the edges during a blooming/local dimming test video. So this algorithm needs to be improved. I reported all issues to Hisense and I was told a software update was going to be issued within 72 hours to address these concerns, but weeks went by and I never got an update so I returned to the TV. I can't have issues like that on a TV I spent over $1000 for. I'm hoping the U8N fixes all these issues.
@suedepup Got ya. I agree on all counts, I sell the U8K daily and I have a 65" and 75" side-by-side with each other, the 65" is even raised up on a pedestal so its a very fair comparison for blooming.
The same content on both at the exact same settings shows more shadow detail and more saturation in bright colours on the 65" even in stupid OTT retail mode settings, let alone accurate settings.
The yellowish inverse ghosting you speak of I haven't seen in actual content myself (except the standard dimming zone test, where I see it on the circle when it gains speed) but I've seen a few people mention like yourself and there was a picture of it happening in a B&W film on the Hisense subreddit.
I'd guess not only is the panel different but the dimming algorithm is tuned differently on the 75" U8K vs. the other sizes to avoid having extra blooming in scenes with no truly black areas but high intra-frame contrast (ie most content).
The bleating online about the ADS Pro panel being "just as good" as the 65" U8K VA panel is wishful thinking at best. Blooming is definitely worse at an angle, I'd take the VA panel's contrast + poorer viewing angle over the 75" any day and would recommend as much. Its quite frustrating there is a misconception online because then people buy it expecting OLED-esque viewing angles + VA contrast and get neither.
I think its better than almost any other VA I've seen, its as good as Sony's models that have a VA panel but their X-Wide Angle tech which reduces the native contrast to somewhere between the ADS Pro native contrast (without a viewing angle filter) and a poor VA panel, but I still dislike it vs. a great VA panel.
The X95L has the above in 65 & 75" in the UK so I don't consider it a successor to ZD9 as some reviews have said, most of the reviews are for the 85" in the US which doesn't have the X-Wide tech. Vincent Teoh in the UK said the 65" X95L is the best overall picture quality vs. the U8K and QN95C but it still has more blooming/looks more washed out in games, because in the process of preserving the creator's intent it will light up extra zones or make them brighter than the competitors will.
The way TCL and Samsung crush the shadow detail to nothing is rubbish imo, the Hisense is washed in some challenging dark scenes vs. them, but they have double the zone count and its usually closer to the Sony in accuracy overall.
Phew thats a rant ha.
On the bright side I believe its been said the U8N is VA in all sizes this year and definitely has double the zone count in 75" (In FOMO's CES Hisense video, the rep says the "2000+" refers to the 75" size specifically). Worst case its still ADS for the 75" hopefully the increased zone count or improved algorithm will solve the yellow staining and dim highlights you experienced.
If previews/reviews say the 75U8N is still ADS then probably look at Sony's offerings in 2024, they've said their flagship is a MiniLED this year which is very exciting for me because I'm a 65" ZD9 owner who can't really go above 75", so 85" is a no go, even 75" is pushing it and would require rejigging my setup.
Wow! Now that's the kind of banter I was hoping to get talking to Hisense when I had the U8K, but you gave me more information about that TV than they ever did. So, thank you for that! Very good info.
Yes, I'm really hoping the U8N 75 inch is a VA panel. I'm also waiting for the Sony 2024 line-up announcement. But I've also added the TCL QM851G and the LG QNED90T to my 2024 shortlist as well. May the best 75" TV with the most price to performance ratio win, and I hope to see it in my living room before the year ends.
Just waiting on spects for tv streaming on this tv or the new tcl qm7 if this tv is better than that ill go with Hisense
If you want the best streaming device pick up an Nvidia Shield!
does this tv look more 3d compared to the previous model thanks
Most likely will with the ai
So no 98 inch in this model?
Any word on the MSRP for the Hisense U8N?
Notice how he said the "U6N wil START" at "just" $400. Remember that means its smallest screen size on the lowest tier will be 400 but that will quickly ramp up once you increase screen size and tier from 6 to 8 series. We are looking at a $1200 dollar 65 inch tv here possibly maybe more.
$1909 on Amazon. Release date April 20th.
@@davidnclearlaketx ouch. I would love to have the u8n but $2000 + after taxes is a bit steep
still no word on release of the u8n 2024 models?
Not yet but we could be hearing something in March
About to buy the Samsung S95C but probably I can wait and get the Hisense U8N. When is the release date for the Hisense? 🤔
Usually in USA like Late May. In Canada like June or early July. Not sure europe.
April 20th.
Its available now 😊
@@Watever310 I am going to get one this year :)
@@Yoga_Tv_buying thats awesome! Will get mine this black friday 75” cheers!
When does this come out
Most likely the second half of this year
They have it on AO but its listed at £1600
but how does this compared to last years model?
Way better! Much brighter, more local dimming zones, new improved faster processor just to name a few things. I was going to get the U8K on sale but when I saw the specifications on this one I decided to wait and go for the upgrade!
@@davidnclearlaketx well yes that brightness. Hope they improved on the motion. I guess the tcl qm7 didn’t come out yet. I wonder how those two stack
@@Animejookq7 n u7 wont be able to creat the U8 Qm8 visual.
2 days ago first bright sunny spring day. Me having late lunch 3pm. Omg my 1800 nit tv turn from 48% brightness all the way to 100” 💯 % first time in a year. Inntially “dahhh too pale”. But since I knew how to SET Hisense
Nest thing I boosted “(COLOR Density) -night watching only need the 50s all the way to 90% . WOW, eveything went from 2d to 3D. N I WANTED 3000nit at that moment.
Samsung S90C n anything 1300nit below tv would be unwatchable. That day. 😮
Like wall laser tv, the Brighter the TV u have , the MORE Dense COLOR u need to look 3D. Low end like thoes traditonal entry level LED they are seen as “washed OUT’ not because cuz Black but because extreme LOW color Volume.
U8K U8N Qm8 etc their Color volume match QD-OLED. So they look MORE 3D clean actually a solid visual than tint in bright room.
U8 , QM8 will have a -flagship QD-OLED visual in spring/summer room (its only 15 degree that day not even hot). Once quick tweak. JSUT by being Bright/ extreme high color volume n high contrast ratio. 😊
Hi. Does the U8N has a glossier screen finish than the U8K or looks the same?
I think the 75” will highly likely hve the full gloss screen. 😊
It looks the same to me I have the 55" U8N
got a u7k 65 inches
spent like 1800 on it in europe
should have gotten x90l on black friday
Thats an insane price for it, even here in the UK where its usually towards the top end of European prices it wasn't that much at launch, it was £1500, or about €1750.
Sounds like you bought the TV the week/month it came out. Its currently £889, but was £749 on Black Friday with promo codes. Even today the 65" X90L is £1499, let alone RRP of near £2000.
The 65" U7K isnt't a bad choice vs. X90L, the overall accuracy of image on the X90L is better sure, but I'd say dark scenes are better overall on the U7K just by it having around 4x the zone count.
Next time make sure to buy your TV on Black Friday, Boxing Day/January or April/May, ie clearance. I'm sure if you had gone into the shop on Black Friday and saw the 65" U7K next to the X90L you'd probably still buy the U7K given the massive price difference.
Unless maybe all this pricing only applies to the UK and the price of Hisense is similar to or even more than the Sony, in which case Id' buy the Sony.
X90L’s blooming is horrible, personally I wouldn’t
So many ppl online in the forum complaining getting X90L regret . Bad blooming
1800??? WTF in Germany the Hisense U7k 65 inches cost like 800 bucks for months now.
@@grunertee7923 yeah, Shipping n import fee. In EU they have to go thru bunch countries n re ship many times. (Like the train doesnt go staight from the TV menufacture country to the destiniation). They have to take a train, then unload, go to warehouse . Pay warehouse fee n unloading, reloading fee. Then Load again take another train, then load unload. Then if the other train n something coms late u pay more warehouse fee. Then U have to unload, go to Warehouse for more time. Then have truck take them to store. Or load the truck to a Distribution center , then warehouse again. Then go to the ACTUAL store or wait to be shipped out.
Its like Import a CAR 🚗 in Italy 🇮🇹, that Americans have to pay 2X price.
IN legistics IN USA, due to NAFTA agreement. All the stuff made in Mexico. So high volume, sophisticated Manufacture distribution . THE cargos finish production can DRIVE right CROSS boarder Directly to a COSTCO--STORE. NO Warehouse. (Thats why they get mini spurts of restock) --NO mid way, NO switch, NO re stocking. Its called---JIT. JUST IN TIME. In Logistic term. P to P , shortest transportaion. The shortest time on the road. SkIP switching, Loading, re loading.
The most efficient way to SAVE cost.
Americans do NOT appreciate how LOWEST cost Hisese are comparing to Global price. When I bought my 1st Highsense Flagship….2-3 yrs ago. My TV was HIGHER price than the SAME panel in CHINA. 🇨🇳 I was SHOCKED . 😮
when is the release date ?
It will be later This year
😊I started to see consumer in home uploads 2 months ago. They have been lauched right around Xmas in china. Looking sleek .
April 20th according to Amazon.
@@davidnclearlaketx I HAVE SEEN 100s yes hundreds of Consumer upload pics on Chinese official Site. They have been sellling since week before New Year. - Home run first dip before they launch somewhre else. OMG OMG OMG SOOOOOONICE>. Chinese site has Better quality uploads too. So u see better larger image t han Bestbuy squeeky mouse pics. Stunning. 😍
Is 85 inch ads panels?
No only the 75 inch
@@BrandonCavittsChannel howabout u9n
3k nit brightness dammmmm
Need u8n in india
Hisense has great value, but the motion on these TV's is just awful. Lots of ghosting. Has gotten better, but better still isn't good
Until Hisense insists on using its own OS in its TVs sold in Europe, called VIDAA, I will continue to not purchase, or even advising purchase to friends and family, of Hisense TVs.
Its OS is slow, even slower over time, and lacks support for several important applications - especially, but not limited, to the OS not being a Global solution.
Until there, we have plenty of options to choose from.