What is ULED? (& Its One Killer Feature)
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2019
- So there are a lot of acronyms in the TV world and it can be seriously confusing. Recently, though, there's been more and more buzz around a particular one that I want to talk about: ULED.
ULED is technically the name for a set of proprietary technologies that the company Hisense has created for its LED televisions. There's a lot to that though and one huge benefit of ULED that we'll get to in a bit.
Full disclosure before we get started, HiSense reached out sent me one of their latest ULED TV's, the H8F, to do this video with. But, I definitely recommend the TV for a number of reasons, but we'll also get to that later.
First up, what is ULED?
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Recently bought this tv - it is incredible value. Got mine on sale for $599 (65 inch). Highly recommend.
Does it really have Dolby vision? The RUclips quantum dot says it doesn't!
just subbed love your vids, so in-depth and thorough. just the channel that I've been looking for. always learning, keep it up
Thank you you helped me a lot to make my decision 👍👍
How does it looks to the eye, is it vibrant as Samsung QLED?
I have the same TV you presented in the video. I feel better about my purchase now thx. I also have a 55" Skyworth tv.
What about the Hisense h9f what's the difference it comes out any day now and the Vizio M8-series at 600 nits and 90 dimming zones
Thank you for explaining all of that, it was very clear. I'd like to see if you can a comparison between that ULED tv and Samsung's TV. I know with Samsung you pay for branding as well.
With Samsung you actually pay for superior technology and much better black levels. A $500 budget TV cannot compete with a $3000 - $4000 top-tier flagship TV. In the world of technology you get what you pay for.
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wow you are the first creator who explained it in a way we all understood! thank you
So glad I could help!
I’ve had a 599 lg tv for 6 years and it’s been brilliant . Not sure wether to get Hisense 55 7 series
Thanks I've already bought my Hisense 4K ULED android tv 65inch
Hope you have more information about the set up to get it going anyways hope you show other ways to hook up with the HDMI Cables best that is kind basically I still haven't figured out how to hook up my new TV have a great day 🙂
What I've been trying to find out, how many different colours does the Uled have? Since Qled has like 1 billion colours.
I still have the old Vizio 240hz LCD/LED. I loved that TV when it came out.
Have you checked out the H9F? I am curious about the difference, thank you for this review
He doesn't have enough subs for hisense to send him a free H9F. He got the midrange H8F.
Thank you brilliant I was so confused with all these terminology!!! I am looking for a second TV for the bedroom so timely video !
Thank you! Glad I could help!
I need vizio to drop the m series quantum
Is uled 4k? Is there any 1080p uled tv ?
does Hisense 55U7WF is good option plus how's the game lag on it?
I had this tv briefly and I for the price it is the best the market. Three things i noticed is display does not use pixel dimming which is great. TCL and Vizio use pixel dimming. Two the tv is super bright. And three I do not know how they achieved their blacks because it doesnt have that many zones but the blacks are pitch black in a dark room. Neither the TCL 6 series nor the Vizio P series achieved these kind of blacks. The only bad thing about this tv is that it has excessive dark corners. I saw a cherry picked one by Hisense at best buy and it did not have excessive dark corners so I don’t know if I just got a bad one. The other thing is 1080p material looks horrible on this tv. Looks sandy/grainy. I think they did not do a good job with the system that processes 1080p material. But 4k signal is perfect. As long as you connect to a 4k Apple tv for example it looks perfect. If you hook up a 1080p Apple tv it looks horrible. I eventually returned mine due to the dark corners. Got the TCL 6 and was disappointed with the pixel dimming. Pixels looked huge making it look like 1080p tv. Got a Vizio P series which was more expensive but was a compromise between TCL and Hisense. In my opinion and I’m a pixel peeper and own an OLED TV I think the Hisense is H8F is something special except for the dark corners.
Great points there man. Do you think this TV offers better or comparable levels of contrast compared to the budget qled TVs with VA panels?
Thanks for the video whats the android system that hisence uses like for app and such compared to thr sony android ??
They use Android TV so it's the same as any Android TV you find
I have a R8 hisense with the local dimming and I still get the light top and bottom uled is getting there / hisense but oled is perfect blacks
I still have a big back tv
Hisense is great, I must get this at 65 nich
That chip sounds interesting... outside of that I'm pretty sure most 4k TV's offers the other features somehow.
yeah am pretty sure this is known as "full lit LED" or "Direct lit LED" which was popular a few years ago. this isn't new. maybe tho that processing chip does something special.
@@Shrek_Holmes isn’t it Full array local dimming?
I need a 120 hartz panel tho especially for movies and gaming you can tell the difference it handles motion so much better
You don't need it for movies. Movies are filmed at 24 fps so a 120hz display will drop down to 24hz to make the motion look real.
Can you please do a full review on Hisense tv in this video same way as you did with samsung qn90b .... all the big tv reviewers do not go in details with regards to function with smart phones , pc and work.
Is it worth it to spend an extra $120 for quantum dot?
Interpolation of frames is NOTHING like having a highend gaming monitor. Especially if you're going to game. Interpolation ADDS latency because of image processing, and creates potential artifacting during high speed motion.
It’s really not noticeable… like at all. Unless you’re a reviewer or constantly changing displays. I promise the average consumer won’t notice.
This tv has more then one lcd "sandwich between" eatch other to one each lcd do one for bright and one for black...BUT what "light" source does this tv do? Still led?
No it doesn't. They haven't released their uled xd TV yet, and it'd be much more than 500 dollars if and when they did
The price, really good one point and a lot of nice info.
Thank you sir!
what is the difference between U7QF and U7WF?
Im still happy with my Panasonic VT60!
mi panasonic G30 fantastiico despues de 8 años
Nice! Basically the 2nd best plasma ever made. I'm still using my Panasonic G20.
When are CRTs coming back? The skinny ones seemed really nice..
Seconding this.
From a financial perspective, bringing back CRTs would be suicide since only really poor people and retro gaming and CRT enthusiasts would buy them.
But I really want them to come back, maybe some really high end CRT monitors for the retro gaming community, but only retro gaming-focused companies would want to bring it back and I don’t think they would make CRTs since no one is making CRTs anymore in China and they would rather make new upscalers to display retro consoles well in modern TVs.
i was waiting for OLED to become obsolete so that i can buy one
navi kriss .
That day has a name " black Friday"
@@dezbriel9981 yeah OLEDs don't really drop that much on black Friday. Most of the biggest deals for TVs are on one offs that don't exist until that day or even the day after. They literally manufacture a sub par piece of crap just for that day.
@@Mattvweiss Yeah, quality monitors/tvs, go on sale in January.
MicroLED will be cheaper then OLED Soo I don't think it matters
Vs . X led? Great video
Similar concept basically just different specific features. And thank you!
Great video! Question: a relative has a very recent model 65” Vizio that has a fantastic picture quality. I’m tempted to try a hisense but it’s a bit of a gamble sinceI haven’t seen one in the flesh. I’d like to get your opinion on which you think is the better tv. Thx.
Check out the new Hisense H9F. It's worth it
Sony did that interpolation years ago.
Is this better than QLED?
Sometimes you get what you pay for as well. There are plenty of $500 tv's that won't last you the years that other brands do.
I'm definitely checking this tv out, but with the mind of a cautiously optimistic skeptic.
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Not everything the Chinese make are low quality thats in the past. Tesla is Chinese rebranded tech Elon musk is outsourcing from china with Chinese government aprouval. Hisense makes top quality product and they have more capital that Samsung and other brand because it is government backed
hisense also uses the uled term for tv's with "ultra local dimming", which is a fancy way of saying edge-lit local dimming.. which is better turned off in the settings. marketing like this should be criminal lol
H9F is the one to get
Why do I feel I've seen this exact video already somewhere else...
Very informative thank you
Glad I could help and thank you for watching!
Great video. Really enjoy TV stuff
Thank you!!
Yes it is.
Hisense ULed, i see are similiar Qled of Samsung and most TVs brand, Hi sense was more cheap because dont have expensive flurescent film like Qled, but advantage patent software AI algoritm for detect motion bright/ contrast control backlight
No where it says what Panel used on U7B and if it's SVA or VA?
Also, anyway someone could say what Peak brightness this TV can produce on HDR10 Plus content?
Also, why in some counties U7B box says Ultra Local Dimming? Some variations has more than 16 zones?
ULED has more local dimming zones, in the hundreds I believe, 200-300 or so. ULED and QLED use VA panels as far as I know
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So how long until OLED or MicroLED, if not oled, takes over?
How many years until one is near Ubiquitous???
That'll depend on the price of the tech like any of these things. Once it gets cheap enough then that's what will happen
Oled is just a stop gap. MicroLed is the future
2021 it will be the standard.
@@Vader294 Is microled already better than OLED for a good price? Looking for a new tv atm
“It’s a sick tv” umm ok is that covered by the warranty, or can it be returned?
All Hisense televisions come with a one year manufacturer's warranty.
OLED is the KING! nothing beats the KING
H8F is $399 for 55inch currently.
I it's been a long period since your last review for a smartphone
So which is better the H8F or H9F
The H9f
Do OLED tv still get burn in
yes
William Hughes yes
So many tvs out now. All this tech is going crazy, like mobile phones. Feels like every 5 secs a new things out. I just make do with my older models till it gives up. So long as its quick enough for gaming and you can watch movies without being fussy, then should last you ages. I admit i can see different tvs in shops that look better than others, but you see those price figures rising too. If you aint fussy and are happy with a decent picture, everyone go with what you can afford. If your super fussy, dont have the money and have to take out a loan or keep chucking stuff on your credit cards every new tech, phone, tv, amp, etc, your screwed. 😶
Just wondering why mine is so blurry every time I watch Netflix show please help?
Sounds like your connection
@@SRoy718 No, sounds like it needs calibration. I got mine recently and OTA TV is blurred before calibration. Once calibrated, it looks awesome almost 4k.
Go to Rtings to help you calibrate the settings.
so much bs in this ad, 60hz is not even remotely like 240, hz is such a simple concept each hz is time the image is displaced, you can flicker the backlight more to make it seem faster but you arnt getting more data
Lol fr this guy is full of shit
@Rhys Bird no it is not, it is a panel with a native 60hz refresh rate
It's motion interpolation, most TV's have this but it's usually 120hz on a 60hz panel. The difference is Hisense is doing 240hz interpolation on a 60hz panel and it indeed gives the look of a higher frame rate without actually being one.
It's not a gimmick, it's great for sports and FPS gaming as long as it doesn't negatively impact input latency.
@@timmturner it looks like shit in everything else
@@Clowncentral101 I agree, I don't go in for the soap opera effect but it does have benefits in rare instances.
How many local dimming zones?!
56 zones.
I picked up a Haier for $600 - 65" 4K - it is perfect for daily use. Easily rivals the Samsungs I see at Costco. So there.
That's what u want to think. I wouldn't go off the floor display which isnt colaborated
Yikes. I hope you enjoy your TV
I am curious WHY OLED is actually significantly expansive technology? Is there some hardware turn off switcher so much rare?
The shots of the TV were static-looking which is normal for when a phone tries to record another phone's screen, or a laptop's, etc. Is this the TV's fault or just the camera being a camera?
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I am from india. Hisense tvs are sold here too but at a considerable high price as compared to usa. The models are different here even if the name is same and mostly inferior to what you get in usa. I just bought hisense 65u7h at $900 around. Have seen rtings giving some good ratings to hisense which made me try this brand.
Hey same here but in uk for £800 I should've brought u8h from costco much cheaper and better possibly ?
Except for the edge lit Hisense crap we get in Australia
Is LED really a form of LCD Screen? Now I am confused I thought these are totally different tech?
Yes LED is a form of LCD. Led refers to the back ligth technology, while the Q in qled refers to the color filter technology
It’s complicated. LED TVs are a subset of LCD TVs, but when comparing LCD to LED, they are indeed different kinds of screens(one uses fluorescent lights while the other uses the newer LED technology, and each has its advantages and disadvantages).
All these features just more money a lot of people can't afford. I say just buy a decent 4k tv like I did and be happy.
The new 55" H8F is only $500
Most cheap 4k tvs don't have upscaling processors, so they're literally only good for 4k content. More expensive tvs definitely have a place since they do upscale non 4k content.
@@Rangerscott69 ok send me the only $500
@@alexpetree2038 . True but can't afford them.
why is the only coming out in australia ugh i sell tvs for a living this is gonna be annoying
Sony OLED TV is the King for now.
Not for gaming. Don't want burn in problems...
@@Kwarkiemodo yes but for quality TV watching is the best, that's my point in all specs.
Way too dim for bright rooms.
Could be useful for people who watch cable, but because I only watch movies I'm happy with my OLED TV
Which oled ya got? I still think my b7a looks beautiful!
@@SaithusX LG B8 bought it last christmas on Sale.
@@brng1755 Nice. I'm still amazed by the pic quality of these things
@@SaithusX me too. The contrast is amazing
Picked up a 55” C8 for $1169.99 just before the C9’s went on sale. I’m hoping to hang onto it until Micro LED becomes affordable. OLED’s are great. But Micro LED will be the next big thing and should be relevant for a long time.
Here un Madrid the differences in the price between QLED and ULED TV's are not much bigger.
look at the amount of glare on screen as he films the video, the TV doesn't not absorb ambient light as much as normal OLED screens, which could be a big distraction to the viewing experience
Mehhhh I'll wait for micro led.
is this better then oled.
No
Deffenetly not, OLED is much better and more crisp/sharp
399 at bestbuy for black Friday
Does the glass make a difference?
The H9F looks like its gonna give TCL 617 a run for its money this year. The H9F 55 inch is $699. And its have 120 Local Dinming Zone and peak broghtness of 1000 nits. So let's so if this will be the TCL R617 this year. I hope better. I am picking it up the first day it's on sale.
Micro led doesn’t come with the downsides of oled and lcd and has the best of both screen technology’s!
Price is a big downside
Yes but it has 2 mil nits and 10k dpi so I say yes
In time, as always, it will be financially viable the mainstream.
Talk about dumb luck, I recently bought a new Samsung 55" which happens to be ULED (I just checked the box to make sure). Thanks for verifying that I did a smart thing 😀
Buying a TV without knowing what you are buying isn't exactly a smart thing.
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I really like Hisense, cheap tvs but are really good, here in Uruguay Hisense is sold by Panavox, and the brand on the TV's is Panavox and not Hisense 😬
Yes, they're a great company. Very big in industrial and medical industries too. People think they're just a cheap brand, but they're not.
Ultra light emiting diode
If it's too good to be true .. it probably is
I own a 2016 Hisense 4k ULED and it is amazing, the OS is a little clunky but the picture quality is fantastic. I also game on it. I would recommend the 2019 H8 series, it is even leaps better.
@@Bigsteelguy4 I owned a Hisense h8c for about a year., It wasn't a bad TV, but it also wasn't an amazing TV. You're not going to get high end picture quality and features out of a $500 television. That's not to say Hisense makes bad TV's. They don't, the only lcd tv I currently own is a Hisense.
@@Bigsteelguy4 but my initial comment was because of the bad information the guy is throwing around.
Today oled is about the same price
MicroLED will make all of this outdated
Yeah, however, people will not wait like 1-2 years to buy a new TV that actually they know little about, also people may not like micro led because of its unconventional set up and price, like buying additional squares to fill the preferable size. As i said Micro Led from Samsung was first show in CES 2018 and yet there was almost no information or advances to a consumer release date, including on CES 2019.
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What?
so what da heck is ULED now? how does it work? You did not explain that.
The bad side of this: really bad quality at certain angles and depending on the price tag you can also get some really bad light at the borders.
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240HZ????? Never, I don’t see anything in the description of this monitor that says 240hz…
Your explanation of the refresh rates was extremely misleading.
Interpolated framerates are not a substitute for an actual refresh rate. So no, you wouldn't want to play games with frame interpolation on and those other brands you referenced that have true 12hz refresh. Those are the ones you want to play games because they can actually display 120fps
Lol you turn down your refresh rate?! Wtf? XD
If you get a soap opera effect, you are getting inserted differential frames. Inserting frames sucks, no matter who does it or how.
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Plasma FTW.
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The only thing good about plasma tvs are the refresh rates
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Sorry, but the color and vibrancy contrast on an OLED panel vs any top tier ULED or QLED is so dramatically different, and so much better, paying $2200.00 for my LG was well worth the price.
In this genre, you certainly do get what you pay for.
Bullshit. Contrast maybe. Vibrancy, I don't think so.
@@ilusiil Your opinion. I watch these sets side by side. / with others to get their opinion, which mirrors mine.
Digress if you like - but be civil or STFU!
@@Audiomainia2310 I own a 2018 Samsung Q9FN (a top-tier LED-LCD) and a 2019 LG C9 (a top-tier OLED) so I think my opinion carries a lot more weight than the half-witted utterings of an obvious fanboy. And my QLED cost me more ($3,799.00 USD) than my OLED ($3,499.00 USD) so LOL @your OLED cost more so it's obviously better in every way talking point.
@@ilusiil You expect me to believe you kicked over 7 grand for two brand new TV's??
Now who really sounds like an asshole here??
Go away - you can't start a conversation without saying bullshit first - go play with your fantasy TV's.
Obsessive Progressive 2310 I really don’t GAF what some dude in a RUclips’s comments section believes. And for the record my C9 is a new TV, I purchase my Q9FN when it launched over a year ago so it isn’t new, and I’ll likely purchase another TV in 2020. That being said get your TV IQ up before attempting to school me on products that I actually own.
What is this 7yr old video doing in my inbox???
7 Year old?
@@tomsn999 Apparently this person fell asleep in a hot tub time machine
8 bit panel? Pass.
Who came here for doctor Strange?
Im not a fan of the 200 herts/frames in a 60 hertz monitor lol. Been a while but just sounds like magic tricks kinda like when console use upscaled to fit a certain resolution and make it look not bad or fake. Thats what that is most likely the trick is more of a effect not a native hertz i know he said that my point is its not native and its just a software effect it aint good. Another example remember 1080i vs 1080p yea 1080i is just effect and was real native 1080p image. I wont buy thats just scummy bussines they try use words to try trick people and make it seem likes its good when its just skimpin out on technology and using easy cheap effect instead like this guy is talking like its awesome its not.
Super Amoled is better then uled
Name a super AMOLED TV 🤔
LG
Super AMOLED is a trademark of Samsung...
@@tomchounong3933 seriously???? LG?
SMDH
right 240hz on a 60hz panel, marketing BS at its best. 60hz is 60hz is 60hz. Furthermore Uled is not an actual technology but just a term hisense uses as an umbrella for all kinds of image manipulation. Qled on the other hand is actual different screen not just a marketing term. Do your research, you get what you pay for, in this case nothing.