Hisense U8G (2021) Series

Incredible brightness ; Excellent black levels ; Vivid, bright colors ; Good motion ; Excellent for gaming ; Great sound

Poor off-angle picture ; Low-luminance color issue

Awesome image quality Google Assistant integration Reasonable price Built-in mic with on/off switch

Audio quality could be better Voice controls are pretty wonky Stands are a bit wide and intrusive

Regardless of whether you consider yourself a hardcore gamer, cinephile or an individual simply looking for a value-packed 4K TV, the Hisense U8G provides a lot of something for everyone.

Bright, high-contrast screen with excellent color performance ; Hands-free Google Assistant ; Supports ALLM, AMD FreeSync, and VRR ; Low input lag ; Striking design

Pricier than the previous generation

The Hisense U8G series is a bit more expensive than its predecessor, but it delivers more features and better picture quality than you'll get from any other TV in this price range.

Bright, high-contrast screen with excellent color performance ; Hands-free Google Assistant ; Supports ALLM, AMD FreeSync, and VRR ; Low input lag ; Striking design

Pricier than the previous generation

The Hisense U8G series is a bit more expensive than its predecessor, but it delivers more features and better picture quality than you'll get from any other TV in this price range.

Excellent reflection handling. Low-resolution content is upscaled without any issues. High peak brightness. Excellent black uniformity. Outstanding low input lag. Outstanding contrast. Excellent response time.

Most scenes are brighter than they should be. Some noticeable dirty screen effect. Noticeable stutter in low frame rate content. Image degrades when viewed at an angle.

Overall, the Hisense U8G is an impressive TV. Thanks to its excellent contrast ratio, high peak brightness, and great local dimming feature, it's a great choice for watching movies in a dark room. It also looks great in a bright room for watching shows...

Excellent color and brightness ; Top-notch image processing ; 120Hz HDMI, plus eARC support

Older array backlighting can't compete with mini-LED technology ; No fewer than six paid-placement buttons on the remote

The Hisense U8G is an excellent TV for the price, but it faces tough competition in , which was $250 cheaper for the 55-inch SKU at the time of this writing. The , meanwhile, goes for almost $750 more than the , so I don’t really consider that a fair...

The Hisense TV has an appealing design and an easy-to-use interface. The picture display offers good brightness and contrast, and the TV has broad support for various video formats.

The Hisense U8GQ supports both 4K resolution and 120 fps video signals, but not at the same time. The TV lacks some Nordic apps, and the sound is relatively thin.

The Hisense 65U8GQ is an affordable TV. And you get a 65-inch with a nice user interface and high-contrast picture quality that’s well suited to ordinary TV viewing.