I own couple of Hisense from 42 inch and 65 inch for years and absolutely a very good TV. This brand is not well known for others but I'm telling you, this will amaze you how it performs compared to other popular brands like Sony, Samsung, LG, and others out there. 8 years straight and never give me a problem.
Bought this tv yesterday at Bestbuy: $650, 5 years warranty, for a 55' tv. I barely watch tv or movies, so I think this is perfect for me. It won't break my wallet.
Never got the tv. Best Buy couldn’t deliver. Sold it to me on 11/30 and was supposed to be delivered on 12/13. Pushed back delivery to the 21st and then again the 24th. Then canceled altogether. Ended up with a TCL 5 series S546. I like it so far but have already ran into some bugs with the google OS. Dropped signal of Wi-Fi and a few other quirks. ( Within the 1st hour) It is a nice tv for the price though. Far better than the LG nanocell that I returned earlier in the year. That thing was trash, with blooming and light bleeding everywhere.
I just picked up a 65 inch U7H last weekend for the bedroom. Pretty happy! I also have the 65 inch LG C1 in the living room. Its fun to compare the 2 but for the price the U7H is satisfying.
The handles are not for lifting. They are for stabilising the top of the tv with your off hand while you lift from the bottom. Just like you did when you raised it up to the stand. Some people may not have the reach to hold the bottom and top of the screen at the same time.
I own the Hisense 55” U8G and I gotta say I was pleasantly surprised on how it performed. I didn’t really know much about Hisense so I was a bit skeptical on how it’d do but the colors are amazing and it’s really bright. I just purchased the 85” version for my living room and cannot wait to see it in action.
I ended returning the U8H tv and there 3 reasons: 1) Google recognized the tv as U7H even tho the design is U8H. 2) The main menu is a little but blurry and no crispy. 3) I feel the configuration options didn't make too much difference after making the adjustment. In my opinion, you can pay a little extra and get an OLED tv instead of the U8H.
I just purchased the Hisense 98″ ULED 4K TV SERIES U7HAU before Christmas here in Australia, to replace a 75 inch TCL for my home theater, I was tossing up whether to go for short throw projector, I'm glad I bought the 98", the image is great.
@@JWard2 Hi. I live in Australia as I mentioned, I purchased it from a retailer called Harvey Norman here in Sydney Australia, price was $4995 AU on special or $3300 US. this model came out late in 2022, brilliant image, maybe Hisense have plans to release it in the US. in the near future.
We have the smaller model of this brand and have to say that the built quality is very good. The colors and sound are nice for the price. What we like about Hisense is they give 5 years of warranty Other brands give only 2 years. We can watch out favorite Netflix shows and movies in our bedroom but we noticed later that it isn t really a smart tv Down or uploading (streaming)Disney plus can t be done or didn t work
Hey Brandon you need to name your channel the Super Big TV Review Channel ha ha ha lol. You and JENN are doing a fantastic job reviewing larger size TVs. Kudos to the both of you guys.
The last 2 TV's I have bough have been Hisense the first one was a 65 inch which we migrated from the lounge room to the bedroom when we upgraded to the 75 inch about 34 years ago and both are still going strong The wife is now eyeing off the 85 inch U7NAU Mini LED 4K
@N0 One454 of course in not I don't touch 💩 like a others pro 😎 Anyway how is the experience with only one hdmi 2.1 port? 😸 What 💩 did you 👉 buy sucker 😂
@@jarekzahary f**k i had been useing samsung tvs since 06 and never had any quite working on me! sounds like your just a hater! bet you rocking a apple iphone as well 🤣
Bought a high end Hisense tv and it was awesome for 15 days when it cut out. I reset the tv which brought it back but only for a few more days. I returned it and bought a Samsung. Reliably not there yet for me
great video, I bought an LG 75 last year for same price as this one but it is doing Ok....glad to see wifey helping along the way too....i don't know if ANY television will make House of the Dragon any brighter....director said he did very dark for effect.....well, damn, my eyes are old, my TV is new and it's harder than crap to see....thanks
One thing I notice about this tv is the build quality seems solid, nice back panel and looks strong. I am a Samsung guy and I gotta say the build quality on the larger tv's is very weak looking and almost flimsy in appearance and feel. Hisense is on track to becoming a great tv manufacturing company.
Yes 🖐️ we want to see how to do repackaging process 🤔 on these TV in the box that came with it, incase that person who is not happy to keep this TV needs to send it or return,☹️
I bought this 85" tv a couple of weeks ago at 40% off for black Friday and I love it. I use it with my 4k home theater PC and it looks great in HDR. Remote is backlit around the buttons.
Thanks for the info. My Samsung got hit and no longer works, I've been looking at this TV & this just sealed the deal for me. Will be picking one up in a few months
SO we just got the LG 86UQ75. At first I liked the TV in during the day but at night its horrendous. It looks like theres a film of light over the screen and the dark areas are just too dark. Think of the big screen tvs back in the 90's. It looks terrible on darker shows and movies, like Kenobi. I noticed you reviewed that tv, I am thinking of swapping the LG out for this Hisense. Do you think this Hisense has a better picture than the LG 86UQ75? Edit: Update, exchanged the LG86UQ75 for the U7H and oooohhhh boy what a difference! This TV is fantastic for the price! If you are looking for a budget big size tv 75 or 85, definitely go with the U7H while its still available. green on all categories!!!
I would have considered the U7H or even the U8H. To be sure, they look great straight on, but move off angle, and the picture degrades. I have not read of any Hisense or TCL that has wide angle viewing. As such, I went with the LG QNED 85 which has good off angle viewing.
UK buyers beware the US get a much better specs than we do (VA as opposed to IPS for UK with fewer dimming zones) or at least they did last year. Check before you buy
I had a Hisense 55U7QF and I can say that it is the biggest piece of junk from a TV. I got a 5-year warranty, the TV started to break down after 1 year, first the system started to crash, when I turn on RUclips, in the end it cut the power on the board and I threw it in the trash
My biggest gripe is the lack of updates for these TVs you you buy a brand new TV for say $2,000 in it could be outdated within a year and not be updated and thus eliminating the use for the TV it's just not fair
The "smarts" in these get outdated so fast, ended up needing rokus for the vizio TVs that we have since first the TV smarts stopped being supported, then the Sony smarts in the blu ray stopped being supported
a stand alone streaming device will always be more powerful and supported for longer than the integrated smart features hell people still use 10 year old ninvidia shields to stream content
Just bought the 65” and it does have a great picture. But within a week on several channels you would be seeing the show and listening to another channel.
I just finished living in mainland China after 13 years. Hisense are maybe the top TV makers and sellers in China or they are in the top 2, they sell 10s of millions, and guess what! you will hardly find one dumped in the street. Not like many big brand names. scattered around the UK/Ireland amenity centres. Sometimes you need to change and try something new. As for me, well I bought a Christmas gift for my grandson. A 45" for his bedroom for his plug and play games, his 2 year old Toshiba was way out dated.
Thing about hisense is i don't think they support h.265 or Av1 codecs many people overlook this and that is what makes the tv last longer is future codec support H.265 is a current codec that allows video to use less bandwidth for same quality picture and av1 is even better due to it being open source and free.
I bought the Sony 85x85k 2022 year. For 1.699.99 next time I'm going to buy this TV your talking about looks awesome I seen one for 999.99 great video information 😀 👍oh I got a great deal on the Sony it was 2.899.00
Should have saved money for Hisense next yr ! Their 2022 U8H in 😂CHINA -- X chip processor ! 16 Bit , 240 hz …. Right now $4100 USD, 85” ! Lol 😂 I heard coming to USA 🇺🇸 next yr. Ppl complaining about UK U8H comparing to USA , lol 😂. D Chinese one is insane ! Lol I just found out last night lol 😂 . I bet USA price will be much Cheaper too n big sale during Xmas 🎅🏻
At the end of the day, I would rather just pay a bit more to not buy a TV off of a Chinese company. I just have a hard time believing that a Hisense will last even a fraction as long as a Sony.
I've lost more Sony TVs due to bad voltage regulators inside of them, from plasmas to LEDs. Sony is not equivalent to Toyota quality at all, both Jap companies, very far in quality. My LGs and HiSense outlasted all Sony flat panels I've had.
I have two older Hisense TV's, about 9 years old (not smart). They still work but not without issues. The side buttons stopped working on both. One HDMI port stopped working and the audio has bad buzzing and lag on the other TV.
@@paulcarlin5181 A couple years, they've had issues most of their time. But I feel like these big bulky 10 year old TV's will still outlast theses new super slim 4K TV's. They're so fragile and light. They actually have, My in-laws have gone through a couple 4K Samsungs.
Mate you are one lucky bugger. For future reference NEVER lie an 85 or bigger on their side. Literally NEVER do this. Every other size below 75 is generally ok, but the failure rate of the 85s is massive because of this. They need to be upright. The way I did mine was I left it in the box, lifted one end, lied on my back screwed one leg on, then cut away the foam, lowered it, then did the other leg. I was told this multiple times by the shop and the delivery guys.
I cringed when I saw this part, the foam parts have grooves in them to stand the TV upright when attaching the feet. Hisense have an official video which shows how you're supposed to do this.
Give it another five years and this tv manufacture will be far more common and respected as they develop, just look at Hyundai cars few years ago terrible…love how you put wife into cleaning mode👍👍 trained well….another great video 👀👀 like the handles good idea but need to be lower …why Sony and others don’t go the one connect box like Samsung only one lead going to tv..ide consider one from this manufacturer after a few more years developing its software processing ect …..stay safe enjoy Xmas ho ho ho
what is the tv stand that you use for the 85 inch tv, I recently bought a 85 inch x85 inch Sony tv, the stands on the tv are 18 inches deep and I cant find a stand to accommodate it.
It’s great, but research shows there might be burn in more than other TVs. You just might consider the time used. Everyone is different and research by cnet or reliable credible experts also is a factor
I have youtube tv, so that's already terrible... makes HBO max look amazing 😆 we did watch the Thursday night football game on the 97" and it looked far better on Amazon Prime video
Do u think I made a good choice on the 100” U8k? Someone on another review says he had it for a week and had all kinds of issues idk if I believe her… maybe he’s a tcl fanboy idk
@@josealfredotorresreyes8223 for the price you can't beat it. I have a room with a good amount of natural light. This tv has zero issues. It gets very bright. My only issue with it as it stands right now is that low bit stuff doesn't look good. It looks ok but this tv lacks processing power. There is also a audio delay when I'm using my earc sound system. Gaming looks awesome along with streaming stuff. All in all I give it a solid 8/10.
I have a bright room mostly watch cable and some streaming. Looking at a u7h 85 or the u8h 75 and I’d be willing to go with the a80k77 if it would work In a bright room. What should I be leaning more towards.
I bought the Samsung Qled that was comparable to this but was $2400 on the cost but i got it for $1150 2nd hand as i wanted a good brand im sure the Hisense has good pic quality but the longevity of these Hisense and TCL are horrible! i wanted a tv that would last 10+ years! TCLs u be lucky to get 5 years out them and Hisense seems to be around the same! i pickup broken tvs for free all the time and repair them and part them out! and TCL always has LED issues and when 1 lcd bulb goes' out it will shut down all the backlights! i have a 55" Hisense that had the same issue and people will just throw away the TV. I was able to fix them for cheap and resold them but there such cheap tvs its not really worth repairing them unless u have the know how to do so. I would not recommend a Hisense or TCL or Onn tv unless you just want something that is cheap cheap that u can just throw away after a few years! My self i always went with Samsung TVs they are the best of the best in my book! My 75" i bought it in 2014 and its still working perfect and the "63 i had before that bought it in 2012 and sold it to my buddy and it still was working great. only downfall to the new samsungs is there making them harder to be able to pull the screen out with out damaging them to replace the leds which is design to fall! leds will burn out over time. my 85" i fear when the leds go out i wil not be able to replace them even though its a $50 part the screen is adhered into the frame making it almost impossible to remove with out cracking the screen!
Just had a hisense 85 broke down last week, gone in 2 years, I will never buy another hisense again, junk tv, I had tvs older than a decade and still working, ordered an 85 samsung qn90 today
@marialeignizanares7384 yeah Samsungs are the way to go if your looking for one to last. My samsung plasma I had lasted over a decade. Hisense TVs are a budget tv and don't last long at all. If u get lucky maybe one of the boards went out. But if the screen just went black then chances are a led went out! And is very difficult to replace. And the thing about the budget TVs is 1 little led diod gose out it will stop all the other 100 leds from working! It's planed obslance at the finest. The high end tvs they will still work even if leds are failing. They all will fail over time cause leds burn out just like a light bulb.
@dangarnica9778 15 years old that's why. All the new tcls crap out fast 2017 and 18 models will crap put 2 to 3 years. Well the tv works fine the leds burn out causing it not to light up. If u fill like pulling the display out and changing the leds then it will last for a few more years. But getting the lcd out with out breaking it is almost impossible especially if your average joe.
I have one question about these it comes with all kinds of programs from the TV do you have to order those or do they come with the TVs or do you have to order it everything
Hi brother could u plzz help me I am confused from last week to get a TV which one u reckon out of Hissense 75" A7HAU 4k UHD LED SMART TV(2022)or SONY 65" X75K BRAVIA LED 4K UHD HDR GOOGLE TV 2022 plzz reply so I can order thnxxxxx
I own couple of Hisense from 42 inch and 65 inch for years and absolutely a very good TV. This brand is not well known for others but I'm telling you, this will amaze you how it performs compared to other popular brands like Sony, Samsung, LG, and others out there. 8 years straight and never give me a problem.
Bought this tv yesterday at Bestbuy: $650, 5 years warranty, for a 55' tv. I barely watch tv or movies, so I think this is perfect for me. It won't break my wallet.
@@DavidZheng probably including the 5 year warranty in that $650
Bought the 75” of this TV. Did quite a bit of research, still waiting on delivery. We shall see.
@@DavidZheng Yes but I bought the 5 years warranty just in case. It will be my first time dealing with Hisense.
Never got the tv. Best Buy couldn’t deliver. Sold it to me on 11/30 and was supposed to be delivered on 12/13. Pushed back delivery to the 21st and then again the 24th. Then canceled altogether. Ended up with a TCL 5 series S546. I like it so far but have already ran into some bugs with the google OS. Dropped signal of Wi-Fi and a few other quirks. ( Within the 1st hour) It is a nice tv for the price though. Far better than the LG nanocell that I returned earlier in the year. That thing was trash, with blooming and light bleeding everywhere.
Returning the TCL 5 series too. It’s just not good enough. It’s ok. But I’m going to go down to a 65” LG B2 OLED instead.
I just picked up a 65 inch U7H last weekend for the bedroom. Pretty happy! I also have the 65 inch LG C1 in the living room. Its fun to compare the 2 but for the price the U7H is satisfying.
The handles are not for lifting. They are for stabilising the top of the tv with your off hand while you lift from the bottom. Just like you did when you raised it up to the stand. Some people may not have the reach to hold the bottom and top of the screen at the same time.
I own the Hisense 55” U8G and I gotta say I was pleasantly surprised on how it performed. I didn’t really know much about Hisense so I was a bit skeptical on how it’d do but the colors are amazing and it’s really bright. I just purchased the 85” version for my living room and cannot wait to see it in action.
I ended returning the U8H tv and there 3 reasons: 1) Google recognized the tv as U7H even tho the design is U8H. 2) The main menu is a little but blurry and no crispy. 3) I feel the configuration options didn't make too much difference after making the adjustment. In my opinion, you can pay a little extra and get an OLED tv instead of the U8H.
@@villafontananorte $650 for a 55” vs $1000 plus
CANT WAIT to get the NEW 85 U8K this year, i bought the 75U8H few months ago and absolutely f*n LOOOVE IT👍👌
I just purchased the Hisense 98″ ULED 4K TV SERIES U7HAU before Christmas here in Australia, to replace a 75 inch TCL for my home theater, I was tossing up whether to go for short throw projector, I'm glad I bought the 98", the image is great.
You most not live in America cause I cannot find a 98" hisense
@@JWard2 Hi. I live in Australia as I mentioned, I purchased it from a retailer called Harvey Norman here in Sydney Australia, price was $4995 AU on special or $3300 US. this model came out late in 2022, brilliant image, maybe Hisense have plans to release it in the US. in the near future.
@@swanpb1 great image? 🤣
I have a 65 inch hisense google smart TV. Great price,quality, and video is 9 out of 10. Awesome tv. Love it.
"So, what do you think Jen?
"Um, Ya it's a good looking back..."
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Great unboxing and setup. Love the way the hubby gets his wife to do the whole setup without much fuss.
Love and devotion goes a long way.
We have the smaller model of this brand and have to say that the built quality is very good.
The colors and sound are nice for the price.
What we like about Hisense is they give 5 years of warranty
Other brands give only 2 years.
We can watch out favorite Netflix shows and movies in our bedroom but we noticed later that it isn t really a smart tv
Down or uploading (streaming)Disney plus can t be done or didn t work
Costco?
This is my dream! Having my own home where I can have such a giant tv. You guys are blessed!
Such a poor TV dream? 🤣 Buhahaha 😹
@@jarekzahary stop hating. You clearly didn't read any.
@@georgeman8128 🍦😋🫵
U will bro...can't none of these haters stop wat God has 4 u....peace
@@jarekzahary thats my dream too 😮stfu
Hey Brandon you need to name your channel the Super Big TV Review Channel ha ha ha lol. You and JENN are doing a fantastic job reviewing larger size TVs. Kudos to the both of you guys.
The last 2 TV's I have bough have been Hisense the first one was a 65 inch which we migrated from the lounge room to the bedroom when we upgraded to the 75 inch about 34 years ago and both are still going strong
The wife is now eyeing off the 85 inch U7NAU Mini LED 4K
Great review. Thank you and your wife for taking the time and resources to putting it together for us.
Qn90b is definitely worth the current price. To each their own though. These TVs overall are at such a high level now. Can't go wrong.
@N0 One454 Fantastic if you like inaccurate low contrasty picture 😂
@N0 One454 of course in not I don't touch 💩 like a others pro 😎 Anyway how is the experience with only one hdmi 2.1 port? 😸 What 💩 did you 👉 buy sucker 😂
@N0 One454 i bought a qn90b directly from samsung and it came with dead pixels , not happy
@@TL.... Shitsung, what you expected? 🤣
@@jarekzahary f**k i had been useing samsung tvs since 06 and never had any quite working on me! sounds like your just a hater! bet you rocking a apple iphone as well 🤣
Bought a high end Hisense tv and it was awesome for 15 days when it cut out. I reset the tv which brought it back but only for a few more days. I returned it and bought a Samsung. Reliably not there yet for me
great video, I bought an LG 75 last year for same price as this one but it is doing Ok....glad to see wifey helping along the way too....i don't know if ANY television will make House of the Dragon any brighter....director said he did very dark for effect.....well, damn, my eyes are old, my TV is new and it's harder than crap to see....thanks
Great video as always and absolutely enjoy that you and your wife work as a team on these videos. Thumbs 👍👍
One thing I notice about this tv is the build quality seems solid, nice back panel and looks strong. I am a Samsung guy and I gotta say the build quality on the larger tv's is very weak looking and almost flimsy in appearance and feel. Hisense is on track to becoming a great tv manufacturing company.
Yes 🖐️ we want to see how to do repackaging process 🤔 on these TV in the box that came with it, incase that person who is not happy to keep this TV needs to send it or return,☹️
I was thinking the same thing as I was unboxing a TV last week wondering how I would ever rebox it.
I bought this 85" tv a couple of weeks ago at 40% off for black Friday and I love it. I use it with my 4k home theater PC and it looks great in HDR. Remote is backlit around the buttons.
How much did it cost
Does it mention if it works with a universal remote? Remote gets lost at my home.
@@markbowling6677 $2100 Canadian at Visions electronics
Is the 85" panel an ADS/IPS panel or VA. The U8K 75" and above are ADS panels. How is the black levels and blooming
@@Kawarthaoptimaon sale for $898 now.
I have the exact same 85 " hisense TV. I love it!
recently got the 58” hisense tv love it great picture and sound.
Thanks for the info. My Samsung got hit and no longer works, I've been looking at this TV & this just sealed the deal for me. Will be picking one up in a few months
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Nice review keep up the good work B the installer
SO we just got the LG 86UQ75. At first I liked the TV in during the day but at night its horrendous. It looks like theres a film of light over the screen and the dark areas are just too dark. Think of the big screen tvs back in the 90's. It looks terrible on darker shows and movies, like Kenobi. I noticed you reviewed that tv, I am thinking of swapping the LG out for this Hisense. Do you think this Hisense has a better picture than the LG 86UQ75?
Edit: Update, exchanged the LG86UQ75 for the U7H and oooohhhh boy what a difference! This TV is fantastic for the price! If you are looking for a budget big size tv 75 or 85, definitely go with the U7H while its still available. green on all categories!!!
Forget this tv man. I was going to get this but decided to go with the TCL C745 and im seriously impressed.
Awesome review, as always. Have you considered putting that stand on wheels!?
Hisense is coming strong no doubt
I love that hisense brand one day when I have the money I'm going to buy one 85 hisense U7H 😟
I bought this 85" in Oct. 2022 and I love it. I am buying a second one.
I would have considered the U7H or even the U8H. To be sure, they look great straight on, but move off angle, and the picture degrades. I have not read of any Hisense or TCL that has wide angle viewing. As such, I went with the LG QNED 85 which has good off angle viewing.
yeah thats super important, I always judge my television purchases on the fact if I can see it when I leaving the goddamn room
Yeah except the qneds have poor lifted blacks and screen bleed from poorly put together panels.
LG disappoints, especially the Nano.
@@raymccarty4612 Given the value it presented, my QNED 85 has not disappointed at all.
Thanks for the review. Im Going to grab the 85" .
UK buyers beware the US get a much better specs than we do (VA as opposed to IPS for UK with fewer dimming zones) or at least they did last year. Check before you buy
I had a Hisense 55U7QF and I can say that it is the biggest piece of junk from a TV. I got a 5-year warranty, the TV started to break down after 1 year, first the system started to crash, when I turn on RUclips, in the end it cut the power on the board and I threw it in the trash
@@stanko4922 What year?
@@stanko4922 that's cool this is where this brand should stay in trash or out of the window.
Asia gets the same IPS junk sold under the exact same name as the US's version with a VA panel. 😪
The Sony X90CK 85" is $1999.99 @ Costco with a 5 year warranty.
Nice to have jen back good advice bend your knees not your back
I have two 75" Hisense tv's. Love them.
Video I've been waiting for you got a new subscriber
hey i love your videos.. could you do a review of the TCL c835? 65"
My biggest gripe is the lack of updates for these TVs you you buy a brand new TV for say $2,000 in it could be outdated within a year and not be updated and thus eliminating the use for the TV it's just not fair
The "smarts" in these get outdated so fast, ended up needing rokus for the vizio TVs that we have since first the TV smarts stopped being supported, then the Sony smarts in the blu ray stopped being supported
a stand alone streaming device will always be more powerful and supported for longer than the integrated smart features hell people still use 10 year old ninvidia shields to stream content
Out of curiosity, what tv do you personally own and use?
Prob the one on the wall in the background.
Just bought the 65” and it does have a great picture. But within a week on several channels you would be seeing the show and listening to another channel.
Thank you. Solid, gritty review. Useful, too.
Ok
Hello there thank you for this great video about the 85 inch hisense next week Tuesday I will be buying it 😀
I just finished living in mainland China after 13 years. Hisense are maybe the top TV makers and sellers in China or they are in the top 2, they sell 10s of millions, and guess what! you will hardly find one dumped in the street. Not like many big brand names. scattered around the UK/Ireland amenity centres. Sometimes you need to change and try something new. As for me, well I bought a Christmas gift for my grandson. A 45" for his bedroom for his plug and play games, his 2 year old Toshiba was way out dated.
Thanks to this tv, my wife never sleeps in the living room👍
What do you do with all these tvs?
Great review guys !!!!!
the handles are there to help wall mount the TV
That’s it! The leggings are green screen. I was expecting some special effects. 😂
Excellent review thank you
You have a beautiful wife and you are a lucky man... not just on the looks, but she also helps! But, I'm sorry the thumbnail is misleading🤣😂
Thing about hisense is i don't think they support h.265 or Av1 codecs many people overlook this and that is what makes the tv last longer is future codec support H.265 is a current codec that allows video to use less bandwidth for same quality picture and av1 is even better due to it being open source and free.
I have both the hisense and TCL brand tv in smaller range and really have not found anything bad with either. Just can't get the roku thing going.
the remote is backlit, just very dim I have the 65" model as a bedroom tv
I suspect that the border issues are on purpose, As a way to frame the center and to blend with walls , as well as cut costs.???
I bought the Sony 85x85k 2022 year. For 1.699.99 next time I'm going to buy this TV your talking about looks awesome I seen one for 999.99 great video information 😀 👍oh I got a great deal on the Sony it was 2.899.00
Should have saved money for Hisense next yr !
Their 2022 U8H in 😂CHINA -- X chip processor ! 16 Bit , 240 hz …. Right now $4100 USD, 85” ! Lol 😂 I heard coming to USA 🇺🇸 next yr. Ppl complaining about UK U8H comparing to USA , lol 😂. D Chinese one is insane ! Lol I just found out last night lol 😂 . I bet USA price will be much Cheaper too n big sale during Xmas 🎅🏻
At the end of the day, I would rather just pay a bit more to not buy a TV off of a Chinese company. I just have a hard time believing that a Hisense will last even a fraction as long as a Sony.
I've lost more Sony TVs due to bad voltage regulators inside of them, from plasmas to LEDs. Sony is not equivalent to Toyota quality at all, both Jap companies, very far in quality. My LGs and HiSense outlasted all Sony flat panels I've had.
So if the price was the same would you choose the Hisense U7H or the TCL S555?
I have two older Hisense TV's, about 9 years old (not smart). They still work but not without issues. The side buttons stopped working on both. One HDMI port stopped working and the audio has bad buzzing and lag on the other TV.
How long did it take when those issues happened? Personally, the days of 10 year TV's in all brands are gone. That is what I believe at least.
@@paulcarlin5181 A couple years, they've had issues most of their time. But I feel like these big bulky 10 year old TV's will still outlast theses new super slim 4K TV's. They're so fragile and light. They actually have, My in-laws have gone through a couple 4K Samsungs.
What tv is currently on your wall? It looks awesome.
Mate you are one lucky bugger. For future reference NEVER lie an 85 or bigger on their side. Literally NEVER do this. Every other size below 75 is generally ok, but the failure rate of the 85s is massive because of this. They need to be upright. The way I did mine was I left it in the box, lifted one end, lied on my back screwed one leg on, then cut away the foam, lowered it, then did the other leg. I was told this multiple times by the shop and the delivery guys.
I cringed when I saw this part, the foam parts have grooves in them to stand the TV upright when attaching the feet. Hisense have an official video which shows how you're supposed to do this.
Q: Why did the FROG cross the Road.
A: He wanted to Visit his FLAT MATES.
All the tv's you have. Where do you place them or you sell them ?
Give it another five years and this tv manufacture will be far more common and respected as they develop, just look at Hyundai cars few years ago terrible…love how you put wife into cleaning mode👍👍 trained well….another great video 👀👀 like the handles good idea but need to be lower …why Sony and others don’t go the one connect box like Samsung only one lead going to tv..ide consider one from this manufacturer after a few more years developing its software processing ect …..stay safe enjoy Xmas ho ho ho
If they say to use all four supports to put legs on use them..a lot of weight in centre of tv..
Very nice tv for price
Love your videos, and your honesty
Would be it better to add 2 more legs for better Support? What is the part number for the tv Stand legs ?
I just picked this bad boy up and I can’t wait
what is the tv stand that you use for the 85 inch tv, I recently bought a 85 inch x85 inch Sony tv, the stands on the tv are 18 inches deep and I cant find a stand to accommodate it.
I think the truth will come out that B is actually the Hallmark movie fan and Jen is the sports nut.. Come on guys its time to confess. haha
why one of your wall reception is yellow? wanna replace it?
It’s great, but research shows there might be burn in more than other TVs. You just might consider the time used. Everyone is different and research by cnet or reliable credible experts also is a factor
LOVE THE COLOR. OF THE LEGGINS, OF COURSE.....
You dont use the Bravia app on your Sony TV's? I am always blown away with the lossless quality. makes me not want to use the other apps
I have youtube tv, so that's already terrible... makes HBO max look amazing 😆 we did watch the Thursday night football game on the 97" and it looked far better on Amazon Prime video
You forgot to mention the local dimming
two samsung tvs just broke on me.. so im not going samsung for Sure
Hi Brandon and jenn great tv 👏👏👍
I returned an LG nano 85 series because the blooming was so absolutely horrendous. I couldn’t even watch it.
85U7H is exactly the same as 85U8G. The only difference between the two is the 2.1 HMDI inputs.
So, one allows for 4k 120hz gaming and the other doesn't. That's pretty significant, no?
Does it have earc for Atmos?
Thank you for all that you do How does it do in the bright light
ohhh shucksss
them got that 85’
Do u think I made a good choice on the 100” U8k? Someone on another review says he had it for a week and had all kinds of issues idk if I believe her… maybe he’s a tcl fanboy idk
1:10 (slaps knee) HAR HAR HAR HAR
I have to u8h in a 75 inch.. I wish it came in an 85 like the u7h.
How do you like your tv?
@@josealfredotorresreyes8223 for the price you can't beat it. I have a room with a good amount of natural light. This tv has zero issues. It gets very bright. My only issue with it as it stands right now is that low bit stuff doesn't look good. It looks ok but this tv lacks processing power. There is also a audio delay when I'm using my earc sound system. Gaming looks awesome along with streaming stuff. All in all I give it a solid 8/10.
what should be the distance between the couch and the tv
Does the U7HAU use IPS or VA panel? Curious for wide angle viewing.
VA. Image degrades at 26 degrees or more, but that is better than most VA
Turn of all those factory picture settings. They degrade the picture.
Wonder how they do long term.
Ah minha casa com uma tv dessa diversão garantida com minha família
wonderful , you are lucky
I have a bright room mostly watch cable and some streaming. Looking at a u7h 85 or the u8h 75 and I’d be willing to go with the a80k77 if it would work In a bright room. What should I be leaning more towards.
I bought the Samsung Qled that was comparable to this but was $2400 on the cost but i got it for $1150 2nd hand as i wanted a good brand im sure the Hisense has good pic quality but the longevity of these Hisense and TCL are horrible! i wanted a tv that would last 10+ years! TCLs u be lucky to get 5 years out them and Hisense seems to be around the same! i pickup broken tvs for free all the time and repair them and part them out! and TCL always has LED issues and when 1 lcd bulb goes' out it will shut down all the backlights! i have a 55" Hisense that had the same issue and people will just throw away the TV. I was able to fix them for cheap and resold them but there such cheap tvs its not really worth repairing them unless u have the know how to do so. I would not recommend a Hisense or TCL or Onn tv unless you just want something that is cheap cheap that u can just throw away after a few years! My self i always went with Samsung TVs they are the best of the best in my book! My 75" i bought it in 2014 and its still working perfect and the "63 i had before that bought it in 2012 and sold it to my buddy and it still was working great. only downfall to the new samsungs is there making them harder to be able to pull the screen out with out damaging them to replace the leds which is design to fall! leds will burn out over time. my 85" i fear when the leds go out i wil not be able to replace them even though its a $50 part the screen is adhered into the frame making it almost impossible to remove with out cracking the screen!
Just had a hisense 85 broke down last week, gone in 2 years, I will never buy another hisense again, junk tv, I had tvs older than a decade and still working, ordered an 85 samsung qn90 today
@marialeignizanares7384 yeah Samsungs are the way to go if your looking for one to last. My samsung plasma I had lasted over a decade. Hisense TVs are a budget tv and don't last long at all. If u get lucky maybe one of the boards went out. But if the screen just went black then chances are a led went out! And is very difficult to replace. And the thing about the budget TVs is 1 little led diod gose out it will stop all the other 100 leds from working! It's planed obslance at the finest. The high end tvs they will still work even if leds are failing. They all will fail over time cause leds burn out just like a light bulb.
@@1999tacotrd ha Samsung reliable 😂😂😂
I have a 40" TCL going on 15 yrs, works great!
@dangarnica9778 15 years old that's why. All the new tcls crap out fast 2017 and 18 models will crap put 2 to 3 years. Well the tv works fine the leds burn out causing it not to light up. If u fill like pulling the display out and changing the leds then it will last for a few more years. But getting the lcd out with out breaking it is almost impossible especially if your average joe.
I have one question about these it comes with all kinds of programs from the TV do you have to order those or do they come with the TVs or do you have to order it everything
I Don't Know Much About Hisense TV's And What Not, But The Lady On The Thumbnail Looks Kind Of Right In Those Green Tights!
I'm Just Saying!
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Hi brother could u plzz help me I am confused from last week to get a TV which one u reckon out of Hissense 75" A7HAU 4k UHD LED SMART TV(2022)or SONY 65" X75K BRAVIA LED 4K UHD HDR GOOGLE TV 2022 plzz reply so I can order thnxxxxx