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I've said it before, but it bares repeating. You really do produce genuinely entertaining and useful reviews. Love that you involve your family, and love your passion for tech and travel. Keep up the great work
Looks like it’s not just me whose TV died and we ended up here. I already have the various models of Hisense in my cart, waiting for discount on 7th July. Thank you for this review and comparison
Thanks Tech Giant Family! My TV blew up beyond repair yesterday and this was the exact comparison video I needed, I cant say how much you've helped me with my decision. Definitely subscribing and excited to see whats to come!
43 and 50 inch versions of the Hisense should have better black levels as they come in a VA panel, whereas these bigger ones, 55 inch and above are IPS panels which give better viewing angles, but come at the expense of worse black levels and more blooming
i aggree, but i did feel the viewing of the bottom one suffered some lighting issues. the top one had less light from the windows. when you look up at at the tv, you cancel out alot of the direct light flitering in downwardly, while the bottom one was absorbing the most light in the room, as well looking down at it is not an idea thing either. id prefer to see them side by side in a dark room, rather than lit. to make it a truly balanced perspective, keep up the good work, great to see and decide on, ill be going sumsung even though i want qled, because over all i thinkt he motion scaling and up scaling and detail, with a more natural look is appealing to me, the kids would've wanted the hisense for the gorgeous cartoon animation im sure though.
I had Samsung TV and after 2 years it was brocken! Now my hisense TV is working 6 years and it works like at the first Day! So i think hisense do a very well Job! 👍
Oh well looks like I picked the wrong one then as I had the choice between the two and went for the Samsung. Totally agree with you about the sound it is rubbish and lets the tv down. But looking at the picture quality the Samsung is more natural and not as vivid which makes it easier to watch. Also after reading the reviews the Hisense faired badly on quality which was a big minus point. The smart remote on the Samsung is one of the best around and so nice to use compared to the standard brick format!
You made a good decision. Motion handling and upscaling is better on the Samsungs. Yes picture quality and color saturation may be better on the hisense. All really depends on what you use the tv mostly for. Think the input lag is also better on the Samsungs
@@Smedley-d2l Downhill in what sense? Clearly you haven’t been reading the reviews of the S95B that are blowing away the LG Oleds in terms of colour and brightness.
@@Neo_Rain146 clearly I haven't. I just go by the tvs I have bought and was going to buy. I own a qled but it still disappoints me they cant see it would be better to put Dolby vision on their sets. As for lg most tvs blow lg tvs out of the water. The nano sets are utter crap anything with an ips panel is crap. The only lg sets that are good are obviously the oled. But hey I'm not an expert I just know what I want in a TV and lately samsung just doesn't do it for me.
The top TV seems to show more vibrance and detail whereas the bottom one is just slightly washed out that you can't see as much detail especially in the ground tiles. Also...is the top TV stabilising?
Having owned some hisense and tcl in the past I can say they are certainly good bang for the buck. Great image quality and they certainly exceed the Samsungs in some areas BUT I recently bought my first Samsung and something immediately stuck out to me - Motion handling and upscaling is just better on Samsungs. Watching sport is now a pleasure whereas before on my Tcl or hisense there would be noticeable judder. Fast moving scene are smoother. I have the Q70A which I think has a slightly better processor than the Crystal processor on that AU9000 but is in that region now in terms of price so is also a good option.
getting Hisense to upgrade the kitchen tv as my 7 year old lg is giving up and it's extremely blue screen. I don't expect a lot as it won't be the main tv , main one is lg c1 with the full Sonos theater system ;) bought Hisense 50inch for 309 new so very cheap now
The sound is great on Samsung smart Tvs you just have to maybe change from standard mode to Amplify mode in volume settings and Tv will sound really good.
Hisense really delivers. 1:45, the pale floor brick…hisense has Soo much detail. Samsung just 1 white chunk. The white umbrella to d left , hisense 3D, Samsung chunky. D blue sky, Hisense u can see depth, samsung just white mush. D white tent, hisense has 3D feel, Samsung looks flat. Both look good tho. Just Hisense has clear advantage.
That's not how you test brightness in a bright room, the first thing to compare is the maximum backlight setting, which pushes every color up, everything from blacks to whites is made brighter. The "brightness" setting only moves the black levels up toward the whites, without making the whites any brighter, effectively reducing contrast. It should really be called "relative brightness of black levels", and this is how it works on all TVs. Meanwhile the "contrast" setting only moves the white levels relative to the blacks, with no change in absolute brightness of the blacks. It could easily be called "relative brightness of white levels". What really pushes brightness to max is the max backlight setting. And of course to get the brightest possible white level you would also want your "contrast" setting to be maxed, and then you'd tweak your remaining contrast by moving the "brightness" setting, i.e. the black levels to where you want them once you've got the brightest possible white.
Hello Mr. Tech Giant. I'm after the A7G myslef, but since I'm more budget limited, I'm thinking of going with the 43". Now, since you're comparing the 65" variants of these two models, I believe you're comparing a VA (Samsung) with an IPS (Hisense). Given that the 43" A7G is a VA, do you think that the difference in the black levels would be reduced?
Great video!. What would you say about Q80t vs this Hisense regarding SDR an black levels? There are bargains with the q80t currently. Thanks for sharing
Yeah the blacks levels are a bit of a disappointment.But at this price point there is always going to be trade offs. So it really boils down to what areas you are willing to put up with those sacrifices.
@@TheTechGiantRUclips I need your expert opinion on a predicament Im in, I have LG 86QNED996 got it two weeks ago. The back light dims and brigthens om certains scenes randomly as if backlight algorithm is confused then black scenes look incredibly fuzzy and patchy. What do you suggest? Shall I keep the TV pr replace it with a differnt make and model? My budget is £4k ish. Do you think my LG is faulty or is it normal? I have 10 more days for a return window of 28 days. Please help.
Depends if you get 55 and above its the terrible ips panels 50 is va and the blacks are absolutely fine. You need to mess about with setting but once you get there it's a great set.
have you tested the hisense U8GQ? can get for similar price and dont know if it is superior to the A7G, all other comparison videos are for the US model U8G which i think is different from UK U8GQ
u8 is better also more expensive, it has local dimming so it will give out depper blacks but its pretty much the same in bright images, it also has 120hz refresh rate
@@valdrinrexhepi2244 i WATCHED this video on my Hisense U8G 65" lol . u are right. ..i see so much details on my TV..its Amazing with 360 Local dimming. I think the 2023 model coming to UK U8K ....will have 1000 Local Dimming, Xchip, Subwofer in tv wohoo! Save up! I am getting 1 in 75". THEY ARE AMAZING !
@@TheTechGiantRUclips Hello... my living room is illuminated by natural light, obviously when I lower the blinds the natural light of the day enters... which of these two televisions do you recommend for that environment? and at the same time I also want it to play... thank you very much and congratulations for such a good job that you do
I'm looking at the samsung and atm can get the 50inch model for £360 should I bite the bullet and just order it ? Its mainly for tv watching but also my main TV for using my ps5
Friend,please help! I have a problem. A couple of days ago I bought a TV HISENSE 55 A7GQ. Excellent design and workmanship. General ... sound and picture top. Picture directly over the net on clips in 4K and 8K resolution perfect as well as over HDMI input where is connected to the computer. In both modes it gives me normal picture settings, but through the HDMI input which is conected TV BOX it only gives me picture settings in HDR variant ... where HDR cannot be deactivated (so picture modes are only with HDR)!!! So I can't set the picture on the TV channel to be normal...because HDR it either shines white or red or something else! I tried all possible settings, but nothing turns out quite right! On one occasion yesterday I turned it off tv ... and soon turned it on again ... and the picture on the channels was great! Then I go into the picture settings and watch miraculously there are normal settings without HDR modes! So I was hoping the problem was finally solved!But when i before going to bed turned off TV and turned it on in the morning ... when I have something to see! Picture again on TV chanells again in HDR mode ... I go in to check the settings and there again the picture settings with HDR !!! What to do and do you have a solution ?? ?Thanks in advance...
Unfortunately I do t have the TV anymore for me to take a look at the settings. And this being the first Hisense that I've ever tested, I'm not overly familiar with the settings. One thing that might be worth checking is to see if the TV is set to Home mode and not retail / store mode.
The A7g is beautiful with bright and colorful scenes but a terrible tv when the scenes are darker, its gray and there is extreme blooming on all the corners
Well comparing a UHD vs a qled tv that closely compares like this shows something to samsung a qled should always beat out a uhd but a good margin the samsung does a great job by default and if you mess with the settings you can make it even better yes the hisense tv is technically better but the reason why im stick with the big brands is due to how long they last before you have to buy a new one the hisense and other budget tvs won’t last as long unfortunately
Hey dude bin watching your vids about au 9000 im thinking of getting 50 inch tomorrow 380£ brand new ive got 450 £ to spend u knw of any tvs to look at whats better than the au 9000 forgaming on next gen xbox thanks in advance buddy keep up the gd reviws 👍
If I'm being honest, I've limited experience with TV's in this price bracket, so I can't really say. But I would say either of these TV's are major flops when it comes to gaming. The AU9000 certainly has some good gaming features, such as the game bar. I have gaming test videos coming up for both TV's and both with the Xbox Series X and PS5 🙂
@@allstarbury cheers bud ive checked every shop online there no tvs with hdmi 2.1 for 450£ price range the au9000 best ive seen at 4k 60hz or 1080p at 120 hz also its got lo input lag
@@TheTechGiantRUclips ok cheers pal when u do the vid if possiblecould u show fps on au 9000 ide like to c difference between 1080p 120 hz and 4k 60 hz or your opinion on it as we cant realy c diffrence i assume via watching on youtube 👌
Not sure if it's the camera not picking it up (doubt it) but I'm every shot the hisense has wayyyy more detail. Look at the pavements and the sea waves. Well anything really, they're a blurry mess on the Samsung.
It’s a bit more standyouty that’s a new tech term 😂🤦♂️🤦♂️💨 brilliant Cheaper qled looks more appealing the processor on the Samsung seems to run smoother
never buy these cheaper brands no matter what these youtubers say.. only go for sony, samsung or lg.. telling from my and friend's experience.. even the after sales service matters alot
Great comparison! Cant Wait until you see the s95b you will shit yourself haha. Excuse my language but its so true! Finally the first tv to cover 90 percent of bt2020 the highest we have right now is like 70 percent that's a massive massive difference. It has an even wider Valor gamut also. It hit 1500 nits in 1 and 2 percent windows even when in ita most accurate mode and it hit 1k nits at 10percent snd finally over 200nits full field. It's crazy because whne watching it seems like a massive leap when it comes to real content. It feels like an led with oled blacks and richness lol.
@@SteveSmith-cm1hx no he's going to get one to test. I said I can't wait for him to get one as he does content snd shows tvs lol. He will get one from his shop and he will be able to use it and compare with other tvs. This isn't about him buying a tv it's about him seeing something new that's very impressive.
@@reviewforthetube6485 I'm pretty sure he was just being funny LOL. I can totally get your excitement over the new QD Oled tho LOL. I'm still excited over my X95J every day & so thankful.
DO NOT buy a Hisense, even if the picture/sound quality is a little better, TV will pack up sooner than a branded one and if you're unlucky enough, like I was, to have a broken 10 month old Hisense, brace yourself when you have to deal with Hisense Support... Over a month and a half later, I managed somehow to get my money back. Always buy big brands, you know what they say, buy cheap, buy twice :)
My friend bought 2 LG OLED $4000 broken upon arrival , from Bestbuy too. They swabbed twice. My 2 Hiesnse panels (FLAGship Panel , not cheap) doing so good I just bought 3rd one flagship 75” . Solid.
Yeah thats what i thought and bought a samsung with 2year waranty and after 2 years and 2 month the displey just stop working, now i bought a hisense 55E7H with 5 year warranty, will see if i made a mistake again 😁
The saying goes, "You pay for what you get" but I think Hisense AND TCL are both upcoming competitors although Hisense has proven themselves with their more top end TVs. Also you can't find Dolby vision in these other TVs in this price range. Thanks!
Samsung is losing every year in their mid range and lower TVs to other TV manufacturers.. they literally just call their TVs different names every year.. without change in picture quality,. just selling features
It built in China! people think capitalism doesn't lower prices of course it does not left socialism . Chinese TV come along way so I paid $500 less than a Samsung
Government invention left socialism has never help consumers wallet and this show , hisense is on par with Samsung picture quality & sound for a cheaper price
have you tested the hisense U8GQ? can get for similar price and dont know if it is superior to the A7G, all other comparison videos are for the US model U8G which i think is different from UK U8GQ
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What would you buy between Samsung au 7105 or Toshiba QA7D63DG??? PLEASE ANSWER!!
I just bought Samsung and LG the last 15 years and I never heard anything about Toshiba except this one I saw good reviews...
I've said it before, but it bares repeating. You really do produce genuinely entertaining and useful reviews. Love that you involve your family, and love your passion for tech and travel. Keep up the great work
I appreciate that!
Looks like it’s not just me whose TV died and we ended up here. I already have the various models of Hisense in my cart, waiting for discount on 7th July. Thank you for this review and comparison
Thanks Tech Giant Family! My TV blew up beyond repair yesterday and this was the exact comparison video I needed, I cant say how much you've helped me with my decision. Definitely subscribing and excited to see whats to come!
Which one did you go for
Thanks for not answering the question
Nice to see the lesser tvs getting some love. But im soooo wanting you and your family to review the S95B...its an internet monster right now!
43 and 50 inch versions of the Hisense should have better black levels as they come in a VA panel, whereas these bigger ones, 55 inch and above are IPS panels which give better viewing angles, but come at the expense of worse black levels and more blooming
Thank you. I prefer wide viewing angle cos of the positioning of my tv is in corner😄
I would personally choose the Hisense
Great! We like side by side comparisons! Nice video!
Thank you.
More side by side videos coming soon with 2022 models 🙂
i aggree, but i did feel the viewing of the bottom one suffered some lighting issues. the top one had less light from the windows. when you look up at at the tv, you cancel out alot of the direct light flitering in downwardly, while the bottom one was absorbing the most light in the room, as well looking down at it is not an idea thing either. id prefer to see them side by side in a dark room, rather than lit. to make it a truly balanced perspective, keep up the good work, great to see and decide on, ill be going sumsung even though i want qled, because over all i thinkt he motion scaling and up scaling and detail, with a more natural look is appealing to me, the kids would've wanted the hisense for the gorgeous cartoon animation im sure though.
I normally go samsung but decided to get the hisense 50a7gqtuk and have no regrets it's a cracking set.
1 year update?
I had Samsung TV and after 2 years it was brocken! Now my hisense TV is working 6 years and it works like at the first Day! So i think hisense do a very well Job! 👍
Oh well looks like I picked the wrong one then as I had the choice between the two and went for the Samsung. Totally agree with you about the sound it is rubbish and lets the tv down. But looking at the picture quality the Samsung is more natural and not as vivid which makes it easier to watch. Also after reading the reviews the Hisense faired badly on quality which was a big minus point. The smart remote on the Samsung is one of the best around and so nice to use compared to the standard brick format!
There's no real wrong or right, just personal preference and what suits your personal needs.
You made a good decision. Motion handling and upscaling is better on the Samsungs. Yes picture quality and color saturation may be better on the hisense. All really depends on what you use the tv mostly for. Think the input lag is also better on the Samsungs
The hisense is a brilliant set. Samsung are going down hill.
@@Smedley-d2l Downhill in what sense? Clearly you haven’t been reading the reviews of the S95B that are blowing away the LG Oleds in terms of colour and brightness.
@@Neo_Rain146 clearly I haven't. I just go by the tvs I have bought and was going to buy. I own a qled but it still disappoints me they cant see it would be better to put Dolby vision on their sets.
As for lg most tvs blow lg tvs out of the water. The nano sets are utter crap anything with an ips panel is crap. The only lg sets that are good are obviously the oled. But hey I'm not an expert I just know what I want in a TV and lately samsung just doesn't do it for me.
Loved the everyday home review, so much more honest then the paid reviews
You can get a u8gq for 600. Sure it's in a 55 inch size however full, local dimming, 1000 nits 120 Hz panel
The top TV seems to show more vibrance and detail whereas the bottom one is just slightly washed out that you can't see as much detail especially in the ground tiles. Also...is the top TV stabilising?
Having owned some hisense and tcl in the past I can say they are certainly good bang for the buck. Great image quality and they certainly exceed the Samsungs in some areas BUT I recently bought my first Samsung and something immediately stuck out to me - Motion handling and upscaling is just better on Samsungs. Watching sport is now a pleasure whereas before on my Tcl or hisense there would be noticeable judder. Fast moving scene are smoother. I have the Q70A which I think has a slightly better processor than the Crystal processor on that AU9000 but is in that region now in terms of price so is also a good option.
I believe a 65 inch Q70A is currently around £300 more.
Which setting do you put on yours. My picture quality is all faded.
getting Hisense to upgrade the kitchen tv as my 7 year old lg is giving up and it's extremely blue screen. I don't expect a lot as it won't be the main tv , main one is lg c1 with the full Sonos theater system ;) bought Hisense 50inch for 309 new so very cheap now
The sound is great on Samsung smart Tvs you just have to maybe change from standard mode to Amplify mode in volume settings and Tv will sound really good.
I don’t like the picture quality on my Samsung. Hours I’m at it and the picture is still washed out.
Excellent review.
Hisense really delivers. 1:45, the pale floor brick…hisense has Soo much detail. Samsung just 1 white chunk.
The white umbrella to d left , hisense 3D, Samsung chunky.
D blue sky, Hisense u can see depth, samsung just white mush.
D white tent, hisense has 3D feel, Samsung looks flat.
Both look good tho. Just Hisense has clear advantage.
I believe the 65 a7 is IPS, while most samsungs are VA panels? This is something to consider when comparing these 2
I have a crystal Samsung TV and a Hisense I'll take the Samsung any day.
Do you have a QLED Hisense though?
@@MatteoFitnesssee I was stuck between getting the Samsung crystal uhd or the Hisense qled. Think I’m going more towards the Hisense.
@@bpadilla123 hey same here. why Hisense?
Great review, Thanks Guys
Our pleasure!
Great comparison brother
Cheers buddy
Such a good and informative video! Thank you!
Great video as always Paul.
Thank mate
That's not how you test brightness in a bright room, the first thing to compare is the maximum backlight setting, which pushes every color up, everything from blacks to whites is made brighter.
The "brightness" setting only moves the black levels up toward the whites, without making the whites any brighter, effectively reducing contrast. It should really be called "relative brightness of black levels", and this is how it works on all TVs.
Meanwhile the "contrast" setting only moves the white levels relative to the blacks, with no change in absolute brightness of the blacks. It could easily be called "relative brightness of white levels".
What really pushes brightness to max is the max backlight setting. And of course to get the brightest possible white level you would also want your "contrast" setting to be maxed, and then you'd tweak your remaining contrast by moving the "brightness" setting, i.e. the black levels to where you want them once you've got the brightest possible white.
I got the hisense and i Love it. 655€ in Germany!
Asks for opinions of son and the Mrs, then proceeds to let them say one sentence, then he speaks 90%+ :/
I'm allowed to, it's my channel!
@@TheTechGiantRUclips lol... giant arrogance!
Quite a pointless video, you all just speak over the top of each other......"that tv looks like what you'd see on a tv" 😅
I really appreciate these videos. It has helped me choose my tv. I am going for the lg c2 or maybe even the c3 when it comes out.
You won't go far wrong with either of those models.
Not yet tested a C3, but past experience of LG's C range says it will be good.
great video guys but do you have the Hisense A7G doing some gaming please
Sure do -
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It would be perfect if we could have US prices an US-spec Hisense models for EU market.
Why not compare a Samsung qled with a hisense qled . Surely the difference between the two qleds would be a better comparison.
Because it's what I was sent. Can't test what I ain't got.
Bought my parents the Samsung Crytsal series, looks fantastic, wondering if the hisense will compete.
Maybe you didnt put the right settings on samsung
Hello Mr. Tech Giant. I'm after the A7G myslef, but since I'm more budget limited, I'm thinking of going with the 43". Now, since you're comparing the 65" variants of these two models, I believe you're comparing a VA (Samsung) with an IPS (Hisense). Given that the 43" A7G is a VA, do you think that the difference in the black levels would be reduced?
I have one but got the extra 3 year warranty no issues
Nice Video man, thank you
Great Comparison Paul
I would pick the Hisense one over the Samsung one
Cheers John 🙂👍
Great video!. What would you say about Q80t vs this Hisense regarding SDR an black levels? There are bargains with the q80t currently. Thanks for sharing
The Q80T would be better.
I've actually posted a few video on the Q80T, so feel free to check them out 🙂
Does the Hisense support screen mirroring???
I got that Hisense TV and its great except for blacks at night.
Yeah the blacks levels are a bit of a disappointment.But at this price point there is always going to be trade offs.
So it really boils down to what areas you are willing to put up with those sacrifices.
@@TheTechGiantRUclips I don't mind not having perfect blacks, like you said at this price point this is hell of a TV.
@@TheTechGiantRUclips I need your expert opinion on a predicament Im in, I have LG 86QNED996 got it two weeks ago. The back light dims and brigthens om certains scenes randomly as if backlight algorithm is confused then black scenes look incredibly fuzzy and patchy.
What do you suggest? Shall I keep the TV pr replace it with a differnt make and model? My budget is £4k ish. Do you think my LG is faulty or is it normal? I have 10 more days for a return window of 28 days. Please help.
Depends if you get 55 and above its the terrible ips panels 50 is va and the blacks are absolutely fine.
You need to mess about with setting but once you get there it's a great set.
@@TheTechGiantRUclips the comparison is not fair, the 65 inch Hisense has an IPS panel, only the 43 and 50 inch have VA panels.
have you tested the hisense U8GQ? can get for similar price and dont know if it is superior to the A7G, all other comparison videos are for the US model U8G which i think is different from UK U8GQ
u8 is better also more expensive, it has local dimming so it will give out depper blacks but its pretty much the same in bright images, it also has 120hz refresh rate
@@valdrinrexhepi2244 this sounds like the U8G american model not the U8GQ in the UK
@@valdrinrexhepi2244 i WATCHED this video on my Hisense U8G 65" lol . u are right. ..i see so much details on my TV..its Amazing with 360 Local dimming.
I think the 2023 model coming to UK U8K ....will have 1000 Local Dimming, Xchip, Subwofer in tv wohoo! Save up! I am getting 1 in 75". THEY ARE AMAZING !
Im thinking of getting the Hisense 65U8GQTUK for £699 …is it a good tv? And price any samsung tv in the same price range better or no?
Many thanks 😉
hello..En final which one do you recommend for him in a bright room and turn to play videogames..thanks
If it's brightness you are after then it would be the Samsung
@@TheTechGiantRUclips..thanks
@@TheTechGiantRUclips Hello... my living room is illuminated by natural light, obviously when I lower the blinds the natural light of the day enters... which of these two televisions do you recommend for that environment? and at the same time I also want it to play... thank you very much and congratulations for such a good job that you do
I'm looking at the samsung and atm can get the 50inch model for £360 should I bite the bullet and just order it ? Its mainly for tv watching but also my main TV for using my ps5
Hey Giant which TV for you have more brightness and wide angle ?Cheers
Sorry do you mean out of the 2 TV's in this video?
@@TheTechGiantRUclips exactly
@@allstarbury Hisense
Friend,please help! I have a problem. A couple of days ago I bought a TV HISENSE 55 A7GQ. Excellent design and workmanship. General ... sound and picture top. Picture directly over the net on clips in 4K and 8K resolution perfect as well as over HDMI input where is connected to the computer. In both modes it gives me normal picture settings, but through the HDMI input which is conected TV BOX it only gives me picture settings in HDR variant ... where HDR cannot be deactivated (so picture modes are only with HDR)!!! So I can't set the picture on the TV channel to be normal...because HDR it either shines white or red or something else! I tried all possible settings, but nothing turns out quite right! On one occasion yesterday I turned it off tv ... and soon turned it on again ... and the picture on the channels was great! Then I go into the picture settings and watch miraculously there are normal settings without HDR modes! So I was hoping the problem was finally solved!But when i before going to bed turned off TV and turned it on in the morning ... when I have something to see! Picture again on TV chanells again in HDR mode ... I go in to check the settings and there again the picture settings with HDR !!! What to do and do you have a solution ?? ?Thanks in advance...
Unfortunately I do t have the TV anymore for me to take a look at the settings.
And this being the first Hisense that I've ever tested, I'm not overly familiar with the settings.
One thing that might be worth checking is to see if the TV is set to Home mode and not retail / store mode.
@@TheTechGiantRUclipsI chacked... TV is set to Home mode.Thank you in any case...
The A7g is beautiful with bright and colorful scenes but a terrible tv when the scenes are darker, its gray and there is extreme blooming on all the corners
Which size du you have? Bigger panels are IPS, no VA with better black level.
Samsung looked better. More natural color, much more details in the shadows. Maybe Hisense had bad calibration..
No Way! The Hisense looked way better
Well comparing a UHD vs a qled tv that closely compares like this shows something to samsung a qled should always beat out a uhd but a good margin the samsung does a great job by default and if you mess with the settings you can make it even better yes the hisense tv is technically better but the reason why im stick with the big brands is due to how long they last before you have to buy a new one the hisense and other budget tvs won’t last as long unfortunately
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Great video
Cheers bud
Hey dude bin watching your vids about au 9000 im thinking of getting 50 inch tomorrow 380£ brand new ive got 450 £ to spend u knw of any tvs to look at whats better than the au 9000 forgaming on next gen xbox thanks in advance buddy keep up the gd reviws 👍
If I'm being honest, I've limited experience with TV's in this price bracket, so I can't really say.
But I would say either of these TV's are major flops when it comes to gaming.
The AU9000 certainly has some good gaming features, such as the game bar.
I have gaming test videos coming up for both TV's and both with the Xbox Series X and PS5 🙂
For gaming always check input lag and if TV have 120hz + hdmi 2.1 port you should point into SONY and LG
@@allstarbury cheers bud ive checked every shop online there no tvs with hdmi 2.1 for 450£ price range the au9000 best ive seen at 4k 60hz or 1080p at 120 hz also its got lo input lag
@@TheTechGiantRUclips ok cheers pal when u do the vid if possiblecould u show fps on au 9000 ide like to c difference between 1080p 120 hz and 4k 60 hz or your opinion on it as we cant realy c diffrence i assume via watching on youtube 👌
@@daneperkins5172 are you XBOX or SONY gamer if yes you need HDMI 2.1 .You shoul not waste less money for TV which you will be simpy dissapointed .
Hisense wins ,amazing video
Thanks very much 👍
you want the hisense U7 , not A7 . it’s got a much better panel according to a guy on you tube .
I just test what i get sent. This isn't mine to keep
There's no U7 in Europe on the 2021 models..
This model is A72Gq?
In my opinion the Hisense looks much better. Far more colorful
Is the Samsung screen bigger ? 🤔
No they are the same size. Just one is sat slightly further forward, as it was as close as I could get them.
What’s the best 65” for under 650?
Hinense ? Or your national budget brand qled tv
Not sure if it's the camera not picking it up (doubt it) but I'm every shot the hisense has wayyyy more detail. Look at the pavements and the sea waves. Well anything really, they're a blurry mess on the Samsung.
Hello Mate Any chance of a review on the ..Philips 50PUS8807 and one of the Toshiba QA5D, UF3D, UK4D similar priced and spec TVs Cheers
Hisense for the money are absolute steals.
is the Hisense a google or android TV?
Vidaa
They almost the same though
I'd get both tvs in a bigger size always good to have a backup tv LoL
Why not compare QLED VS QLED.. its an unfair comparison
Because I'm comparing similar priced TVs. So that does make it fair.
Please unbox a samsung s95b qd oled
As soon as I get one I will be tearing that box open as fast as I can 😁
It’s a bit more standyouty that’s a new tech term 😂🤦♂️🤦♂️💨 brilliant
Cheaper qled looks more appealing the processor on the Samsung seems to run smoother
never buy these cheaper brands no matter what these youtubers say.. only go for sony, samsung or lg.. telling from my and friend's experience.. even the after sales service matters alot
Found Samsung to be unreliable 2 TVs and both had screen problems
put the Samsung on dynamic and the samsung wins
Nice. 🖥
Mr G that Samsung sounds like a fart in a biscuit tin that's why I use my headset when I'm watching TV lol, great video again 👍
I'm surprised you put it so politely 😄
I ment to a space in ,in f!rt lol
Прорисовка деталей на hisense лучше. Камушки и песок более чёткие.
Great comparison! Cant Wait until you see the s95b you will shit yourself haha. Excuse my language but its so true! Finally the first tv to cover 90 percent of bt2020 the highest we have right now is like 70 percent that's a massive massive difference. It has an even wider Valor gamut also. It hit 1500 nits in 1 and 2 percent windows even when in ita most accurate mode and it hit 1k nits at 10percent snd finally over 200nits full field. It's crazy because whne watching it seems like a massive leap when it comes to real content. It feels like an led with oled blacks and richness lol.
You trying to sell Paul a tv? lol
@@SteveSmith-cm1hx no he's going to get one to test. I said I can't wait for him to get one as he does content snd shows tvs lol. He will get one from his shop and he will be able to use it and compare with other tvs. This isn't about him buying a tv it's about him seeing something new that's very impressive.
Yeah I'm VERY much looking forward to testing one out.
Be nice to test something with (hopefully) a significant difference, and not just incremental 🙂
@@reviewforthetube6485 I'm pretty sure he was just being funny LOL. I can totally get your excitement over the new QD Oled tho LOL. I'm still excited over my X95J every day & so thankful.
@@reviewforthetube6485 I was just joking buddy that's all. Meant no harm by saying what I did.
Where are you coming from? I like your beautiful British accent. I'm from Germany and I can't stand the American English.
Thanks 🙂
I come from the West of England.
Near the Welsh border, isn't it?
@@andreasruddies3557 Yes that is correct
I can’t stand German English.
Cala millor??
Magaluf and Playa De Muro
Majorca..nice
DO NOT buy a Hisense, even if the picture/sound quality is a little better, TV will pack up sooner than a branded one and if you're unlucky enough, like I was, to have a broken 10 month old Hisense, brace yourself when you have to deal with Hisense Support... Over a month and a half later, I managed somehow to get my money back. Always buy big brands, you know what they say, buy cheap, buy twice :)
My friend bought 2 LG OLED $4000 broken upon arrival , from Bestbuy too. They swabbed twice.
My 2 Hiesnse panels (FLAGship Panel , not cheap) doing so good I just bought 3rd one flagship 75” . Solid.
Yeah thats what i thought and bought a samsung with 2year waranty and after 2 years and 2 month the displey just stop working, now i bought a hisense 55E7H with 5 year warranty, will see if i made a mistake again 😁
My Hisense (65 inch ) has lasted me 6 and a half years and has now started to go wrong ! It’s done really well and I loved mine
Dude what panel did u buy ? So help others to prevent :)
The saying goes, "You pay for what you get" but I think Hisense AND TCL are both upcoming competitors although Hisense has proven themselves with their more top end TVs. Also you can't find Dolby vision in these other TVs in this price range. Thanks!
Samsung is losing every year in their mid range and lower TVs to other TV manufacturers.. they literally just call their TVs different names every year.. without change in picture quality,. just selling features
Вы вообще далёкий от этого, самсунг намного, просто намного лучше этого гавна, у меня 8000 вообще бомба телевизор, какие хенеси и прочие
Samsung any day, Hisense is slower on loading
Not a good review!
Better than yours!
Hisense mieux le travail sur cette comparaison je choisi le Hisense tranquille
🙂👍
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Thumbs down
It built in China! people think capitalism doesn't lower prices of course it does not left socialism . Chinese TV come along way so I paid $500 less than a Samsung
Government invention left socialism has never help consumers wallet and this show , hisense is on par with Samsung picture quality & sound for a cheaper price
Не сравнивайте пжл самсунг с этим дерьмо, он во всем уступает корейцам
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have you tested the hisense U8GQ? can get for similar price and dont know if it is superior to the A7G, all other comparison videos are for the US model U8G which i think is different from UK U8GQ
love the video by the way :)
Sadly this is the only Hisense I've had the opportunity to test to date.