Hisense smart tv

Not only do some of Hisense’s affordable sets rank among the best 4K TVs, but the company has also successfully expanded into the projector market, with certain models in its Laser TV lineup, such as the PX1 Pro , counting among the best 4K projectors. As a TV brand with broad market coverage, the company offers an impressive range of models, with everything from premium 8K and OLED sets (both not available in the US) to ultra-affordable basic LED ones with 4K or regular HD resolution screens. The bulk of its offerings are at the budget end of the Smart TV spectrum, however, with the Google, Roku, Android, and Fire TV platforms all represented. Given this budget focus, Hisense is a name you’ll regularly come across when shopping for an inexpensive TV, especially one with screen smaller than 55 inches. But you’ll also find plenty of feature-packed options in the company’s TV lineup, including models with quantum dots and even mini-LED backlights. We’re going to cover the more premium Hisense options here, since they’re the ones with performance-related features that we believe readers will be most interested in. If you’re keen on just finding a good cheap TV, check out our guide to the best TVs under $500, which happens to be topped by a Hisense 4K model. Should I buy a Hisense TV? The best Hisense TVs are proving to be serious competitors, and not just among budget TV brands, but among TVs in general. In our U8H series review, for example, we found it had a measured peak b...

Peak Brightness & Full Array Local Dimming TVs that can reach 500 nits of brightness are pretty good. The U7’s 1000-nits is way better than ‘pretty good’. And with Full Array Local Dimming across as many as 120 zones, this ULED TV punches way above its weight, with incredible brightness, native contrast, and HDR performance.