@@patrycjaczerwinska8332 It's not the same tv in many other countries, the same model is an entirely different tv in places like australia, and others not sure which..
Bought the 65U7G about a week ago. Wow!!! It has to be the best bang for buck going IMHO. Also, the narrow and wide feet options are a huge advantage. I don't understand why every manufacturer doesn't have this option. I sure didn't want to buy another piece of furniture and configure all my electronics when it's not necessary. Highly recommended!
@@charlie3851 it's very good. Check out the RU-vid reviews on it on Digital Trends and FOMO. Rtings also has calibration settings which I have utilized, but the color looks very similar right out of the box. Great picture, really nice build quality, terrific value. Best 65" for $1K or less per numerous reviewer's.
@@frankcheco7550 U7G has HDMI 2.1 and 120hz gaming ... the U8G has slightly better latency and color gamut and viewing angle but it should be relatively close
Great video! I've watched so many times and it really helped me choose the U7G. To my eyes the U8G is too bright and ends up washing things out. The U7G balances contrast better with less dimming zones and a lower peak brightness. With so many opinions out there a good thing to remember is to trust your own eyes because you're the one who will be watching whatever tv you buy, not random online critics. If your eyes can't perceive the difference, then why overpay??? I struggled between LCD and plasma just like I've been between LED and OLED, but ultimately I like brighter tvs vs darker images. Every online reviewer would disagree and say the C1 or G1 is the best thing since sliced bread, but your personal preference is never "wrong" and it's your money to spend
Just bought the 55U7G on sale for $599 at best buy and boy is it an amazing TV! It is such an improvement over my 7 year old LGtv. I doubt you'll find a better TV at that price. If you're thinking of getting it, don't hesitate and just get it
So looking at this video almost a year later and I got a sweet deal on the U7G. I live outside the US but it ended up being near about 500USD. Thank you for mentioning the viewing angle issue. For my use case it doesn't matter too much as we put it in the bedroom and well, you're only really watching something when on the bed, but for a while I wondered if it would be a good living room replacement for my (also bought around 500USD last year) Samsung Q60A. While the brightness on detail is much more evident on the U7G, the angles kill it for this use case and the Q60A will still be our main room TV (bigger panel and with some nice speakers, it's great for movie nights). The U7G is great, but do keep in mind you need to be mostly looking at it from the front, otherwise look for other options.
@@crackinlackin9105 I'm waiting until 2023 (if I can) to pull the trigger on a Black Friday sub $1,500 75"...Prolly a TCL or Hisense unless a more premium maker hits that price point. Those two makers should have all of the issues sorted by then and maybe even some new technology.
I’m thinking of getting the 75 inch as well currently for 1100 on sale. I have an oled 55 inch from 2017 by LG. I want to upgrade to a new tv with support for next Gen console. But I’m just worried I’ll downgrade since OLED is amazing. I don’t want pay oled money tho as it is super expensive.
Been debating this issue now the U8G is $730 and the U7G is $600. I'll save the $130 and go with the 55" for a bedroom setup. Excellent comparison video. Thank you.
I think Samsung should offer a version of the Q90A without the wide angle screen treatment .Not everybody needs that feature which comes at the expense of overall picture quality.
What is better to buy HISENSE U8GQ 65” or lg oled55c1, the price is the same. TV will be used mainly for watching TV shows and RU-vid and pc games. Tv will be operated ~12 hours a day.
Yeah he keeps on flip flapping thats why i always go back to rtings via numbers and started to believe quantum tv as he change his reviews. Then why did he VS qn90 a flagship. U8g vs tcl 6 vs qn85
@@SAM-MME Just set up my U8G, no complaints whatsoever. Set it up in Theatre Day mode. Color and clarity is amazing. Got a 65” for $999 at Best Buy. Worth every penny
Considering that you have a global audience by now, a warning regarding the trimmed specs for the European model with the same name would be appropriate in my opinion. Greetings from Germany!
Of course, send overpriced trimmed specs shit tv to Europe and we will pay more in euros then in America. That s why I never buy from manufacturers like Tcl and Hisense
I just told myself to STOP IT!!! Just choose a TV and buy it. All the technicalities to the eye of those who do this kind of evaluation are not important to me because each one will say something different. Just buy a good TV. Geez!!
It feels like they are softening us up to eventually make it a panel lottery everywhere. Its getting quite dirty with VA and IPS mixed in the same series of TV depending on size.
The U7G is a class below the R646, so the R646 will be better. However whether the R646 will be better than the U8G is the real question. They are both starting at $999.
Too bad the 75” of the series 6 hasn’t been released yet. Considering a 75” U7G for the same price as a 65” Series 6 TLC. What do you guys think? Mainly gaming and movies
I bought 5 Samsung tv's now and all of them were sent back due to damaged/defective screens. 4 of the 5 were bought "Refurbished" so take that for what it is. I said screw this and bought the Hisense 55" U8H for my bedroom and I haven't looked back. This TV is outstanding! Only issue with it is the really bad color banding but in it's defense I am coming from a old 4k non qled TV where color banding is normal for low processing TV's. So, my eyes and brain look right past the Hisense color banding cause I'm used to seeing it anyway. And yes, the Hisense U8H has a bunch of blooming but the blooming control is second to none and you are going to get blooming in ANY LCD type TV anyway, it's the nature of the tech. I think i will be investing into the 75" Hisense U8H for my living room next. One big side note for you guys, expanding on the Samsung Refurshished thing, do not, I repeat, DO NOT!!!!! buy ANY Samsung QLED TV's refurbished!!!!! They are all junk, they are all damaged. They were all sent back for a reason and as much as you would like to think it was sent back because it was beautiful but the buyer just wanted bigger, NO! You guys can of course do what you want to do with your money. But please take my warning seriously. DO NOT BUY USED OR REFURBED from Amazon or Ebay, they are just selling you someone else's problem and hoping you will just say "Hey, that's not that bad" and keep it. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
Man I want the U7G so bad but the ips panel on the 75 inch difference has me really thinking twice about it. No one ever compares the 75 inch version either.
Awesome video..Just bought a u7g 75" two weeks ago at Brandsmart on sale for $849..The picture is amazing!!..Mostly watch movies, cable tv and streaming in my bedroom..Best tv I've bought hands down .and I have 2 sony bravias. Has some blooming but this is not an oled tv. Heard some negative comments about ips panels but I have no complaints about this tv.I got a steal at this price!
Sadly, the 75" model has an IPS-style panel, not a VA panel. The 75" model will have better viewing angles but worse contrast. Beware of your intended purchase.
Some tvs worth looking at that not many people are talking about is the Vizio P series and M series of this year, and the Samsung Q70A too that tv has an impressive contrast ratio and decent peak brightness according to RTINGS.
I agree . I have the 2020 Vizio quantum p 75 inch. Picture quality is the best I ever seen . Only complaints is 120 doesn't work with my PS5. There's a work around but there shouldn't be. My series x works flawless with 120. But it needs a software update bad. Especially for little things Like the sound not coming on right away when switching inputs on my sound bar . Things like that. But picture quality is great and hdr brightness is great. However I'm thinking' of this Hisense u7g. But depends on reviews.
Samsung q70a is not better then any of the TV's mentioned in this video , and vizio p series and m series TV's don't match up to these two hisense TV's.
The samsung q70a is edge lit trash, selling mine and getting a u7g for bedroom. I have a 65 u8g in living room, it’s amazing, totally destroys the 65 samsung q70a, it’s not even close, and the q70a cost me the same
"The Sony X90J and the Hisense U7G are very similar overall. but there are a few minor differences between them. The Sony has a better local dimming feature, and the unit we bought has much better accuracy out of the box. The Hisense is a bit brighter in SDR, but not quite as bright in HDR. For gamers, the Hisense supports FreeSync variable refresh rate technology, but this is also supposed to be added to the Sony in a future update."
We have to be watchful here in Poland, where Hisense U8G (U8GQ precisely) is completely different story than in US, considering it has IPS panel here and VIDAA system instead of Android TV.
Want the flagship? H9G over U8G Want bang for the buck? U7G over U8G I suppose the argument can be made that the U8G is the “Goldilocks choice,” but for me the other two are better choice for more common use cases. And you were right in the money that if you can’t get an H9 anymore, go with the U7. That’s exactly why I got one for my office, especially for the gaming capabilities, which are above that of the H9, especially considering VRR. Great vid!
Honestly blooming in real content usually isn't that big of a deal unless you go looking for it. My big concern with Hisense tvs is the red, and green ghosting effects those tvs tend to have. I know with all the specs you get for about 1,000$ people say you can look past red ghosting, but I personally could not.
I read that the red ghosting was fixed by firmware update. I just can't stand Google TV but if TCL fails to match U7G, U8G I'll have to swallow the tough pill
Hey I just ordered the 65” U8G . N I already have the 55’ H9G . It’s so bright I have to dim my H9G so much , local dimming medium, brightness 42, backlight level 6(out of 20) for darkest . Lol 😝 it has so little blooming issues which produce epic clean images ! Almost look 3D ! 🤩🤩🤩🤩 1 yr in I am still wow 🤩! Now wonder was it worth it lol 😂 . Is U8G worth than H9G on blooming ?
@@cezz1105 I LOVE LOVR LOVE H9G . If wasn’t we wanted a bigger TV 📺 before the price HIKE (chip shortage ) we were fine with the H9G . Anyone bought H9G already getting a U8G is very Unnecessary. It’s so similar ! H9G has amazing deepest black !!! 1100 nit brightness 🔆 Stunning ! Utterly stunning 🤩! Also it’s VA panel ! VA is so impressive with clarity VS IPS !!!! The 2021 U8G n Samsung QN90A r so similar . They both use VA panels . But Samsung QN85, QN80 … r all IPS panels . H9G is like most amazing under rated under appreciated Eletronics . We almost returned the U8G 65” . Now 2 months in I am used to it . By tweaking the settings , I really like it . Image wise NO major upgrade ! H9G is already top tier VA panel . I do think if ppl buy 55” H9G is enough . Cuz it’s much smaller that things r more zoomed out things look Soooo Good 👍🏻 anyway ! clean images , dense color . With 65” U8G now my eyes r adjusted to its amazing also . If anyone is thinking of getting U7G ,,,, I’d def recommend race to snatch the last yr Left over H9G. It’s VA not IPS. It’s really amazing 🤩. Ppl went to pick on it can always find something “wrong “ , I watched all the review seeing the “issues” before I bought it . So upon using it I was waiting for myself to pick up the “issues “ . No I don’t, my husand was suspicious about the Tv before arrived Z n was instantly sold . So over 12 months no issues . He just doesn’t notice any issue . He started to have issues with SONY , LG n Samsung now when we go to bestbuy. Lol 😂.
@@cezz1105 ps someone bought the U7G this yr told me that they won’t “TV lottery “ super happy with it (they got 75”) . So I am sure they r all very close TVs. Some ppl like more black , some like more bright , some like more color . Kinda like puzzle . N every person sees light n color diff too (remember the blue n black /white n gold dress debate ) . They r all NO fail TVs . Super good 👍🏻 price . Good quality , amazing sound also . We don’t even need sound bar ! We tried out landlord’s new Unit rental for 2 weeks . TCL ruku TV at their condo. D SPEAKer ! Horsndous !!!!! Just sharp noise. I didn’t realize so many things nice about these Hisense TVs till using other Tv .
Big brands flood the market with cheap tvs making money off of there name and not there quality. Atleast with Hisense you usually get your money's worth when going dollar for dollar against other brands you just get more. Tcl as well has stepped up
There is less u8g its just that he keeps changing narratives every video he has a u8g saying no blooming now here there is blooming lol... i stopped listening to his comment i just look at the video and make my own judgement
Thinking about getting either the U7G (Chinese version) or the U7G-Pro (only in China). Can't decide at all, but giving myself a couple of months to get there.
Some tvs I would recommend if you don't want to spend more than 2,000$ on a TV are the Q70A, Vizio OLED, Vizio P series, Vizio M series, Sony X900H, Sony X950H, Samsung Q80T, Samsung Q70A, LG CX. Those are some good tvs for under 2,000 at the 65 inch size.
Hi Fomo, I spoke to a Samsung employee (at Best Buy). I spoke to him about the differences between Sony’s A80J vs QN90A. Obviously he talked up the QN90A. Now a few things he pointed out were - the demo image I was seeing on the Sony was bright but when I bring that home, it will not be like that. It will be a lot more dim. In addition, the Sony OLED’s colour will diminish over a short period of time. Can you confirm this?
Just being on here watching these videos you know more about tvs than those ppl at Best Buy, they just want to sell you their shit collect their check and go home, they don’t know shit about anything.
And FYI they always push Samsung products because they get bigger commissions, every Best Buy you go to Samsung products are front and center when it comes to tv, Samsung pays for that. But in the case of qn90a vs A80j, it depends on where you are putting the tv, if living room, please choose the Samsung, if bedroom, basement or extremely dark area then you might want to look at the oled, another important thing is would you have perfect blacks or perfect bright/white?, if you like a bright colorful punchy image choose qn90a if you like a dimmer but slightly more accurate image get A80j. Additional thoughts I was debating between getting the same two tvs, I end up getting the 55A80j because it was for my bedroom and I was disappointed in how dim and dark it is and it left me wanting more when it comes to brightness but then I was impressed with how clear the picture is when it comes to blooming, no washed out scenes or anything like that and the perfect blacks gives a good contrast between colors. Because it’s so dim I have to customize vivid mode and use it exclusively for everything. If you pull random ppl off the street and put them In front the two tvs more ppl the average customer would choose the Samsung qn90a. Because of how bright and punchy it is and it has some of the best black levels for a non oled tv. But these Samsung tvs get some bright they can burn your eyes, at night sometimes you would have to turn down brightness. I’m not sure if I made the right choice choosing oled by ill keep the A80j. If you are putting your tv in a living with you and other people using it and it’s gonna be on a lot then get the qn90a 100%, if it’s only you and you like perfect blacks and contrast and you don’t like eyeball burning bright tvs then get the A80J. This should help you a little making your decision. Remember use case and where you are putting the tv is the most important aspect when deciding to buy the tv, having been through it I realize it first hand. Your welcome.
I got the Hisense H9F 2 April's ago and picked it up from factory direct here in Windsor Ontario Canada for 799 plus tax was it standard warranty was just over 1k. I also have the Sony x950h and it's a very close call on PQ I must say.
I have a SOny x950h as well, and live in the same city.............omg, are you my doppelganger?!??! lol Anyway, I want to get a bigger tv; is the Hisense an upgrade or a downgrade?
Honestly when it comes to tvs you just have to know what you are willing to pay, and what kind of performance you want from the TV. If you get a Hisense you might get some ghosting artifacts. If you go with an Samsung QLED your getting less of a chance of ghosting problems, but you pay more.
I don't mind a few ghosts for the cost difference. How long do TVs last these days anyway? It makes a lot more sense to me to spend less and replace more often.
I got a Hisense U8g, no ghosting at all. Is probably just the quality of the video not the tv. You talk shit. How do u know Samsung has less ghosting? lol
How's the banding? I ask, because I saw the U7G at Best Buy, and with what they had hooked up to it... There was major banding around everything. Another thing... According to some, the U7G suffers from noticeable stutter. Now, granted, motion interpolation can smooth some of that out... Without having to use motion interpolation, is the stutter a noticeable issue?
I have the U7G. I only noticed banding a couple times and only when watching You Tube videos. I do get some noticeable stutter once in a while. I think the stutter might be from a buffering issue when watching movie networks like Netflix, HBO ect, and not because of the TV. When I notice stutter, it is rare and only for a moment.
I didn't notice any banding but the stutter is always there if you completely eliminated processing - you need a little soap for it to look good. The Sony X85J will have better motion but its HDR performance falls way short.
The 75" U7G has an IPS panel in Canada. I don't know what the US will get. I guess i will have to go with the new TCL R646 if it gets a VA panel! If not it's gonna be the X90J
According to TCL the 75" R646 is a VA panel. I ordered it vs the X90J since it was $400 less than the Sony. Once I get the TCL I will see if it lives up to the hype. If not I will upgrade to the X90J... Good luck!
I bought u7g but it has problem with faces, for whatever reason the motion judder smoothness causes faces to actually move choppy, jungle cruise when frank talks about her pants hand o. Table as she looks from down to up, and birds of prey near end where Rosie Perez is looking down on all the bad guys and she looks back her face johs or judders EVEN ON CUSTOM SETTING hider removal on 1, Turing it off it goes away. Don’t know if it’s bad motion processor or bad processing.
There is an european version of the U7G and the U8G?, I've found the U88GQ and I think it's the european U8G with Vidaa instead of Android tv, that's right? But I can't find a similar of the U7G.
I hate it when you tinker with the camera to turn up what it's picking up instead of showing it how it actually looks. While viewing a TV through a camera's lens is not ideally perfect or accurate and I realize people try to make adjustments to help out with that, I would still rather see what the camera is seeing than knowing that you're tinkering with the image. This takes blame off of you and allows viewers just to see what the camera is picking up
Overall PQ will always be better on high end tvs because of processing. While hisense does hit above its price range, but if you have the money definitely go with Samsung for longevity after service and better overall experience
I just bought my U8G and watched a dark movie, no blooming or anything like that, the brightness is superb. These channels comparing tvs are a waste of time, you will only notice the difference if you have 2 tvs side by side. In real life most tvs are excellent. Just buy what you can afford. I have a 10 year old 32 inch Sony and still colour and details are great, only upgrade to a bigger size of 85 inch. If you are thinking of buying a new TV, just buy the one you can afford. LG, sony, samsung, hisense. I went with U8G due to price competitiveness and discount and good image quality even if not the best.
How is the the motion for sports and upscaling for RU-vid and sdr content? Can’t decide between the U8g and U7g a couple of reviews on best buy saying the the U8g is phenomenal, but the sdr upscaling is bad compared to reviews on the u7g saying upscaling is good on low quality content.
@@chrisrosario3557 I watched tennis and NBA, the standard motion is set to medium, no ghosting and no lag, very good. When you watch a lower quality RU-vid video it will upscale it, but still look nice. Not excellent but still great quality. This is more of a RU-vid video problem and not a tv problem. U7G is a lower model and only goes up to 75 inch. I think the stand is a little different. I was comparing TVs for like the last 3 years, trust me, you won't notice anything negatives on a TV since you only have one. I went to all the shops and having all 4 TVs side by side, the latest the best like OLED NEO etc. Honestly my eyes can't tell any real difference even with OLED. I also compared with viewing angle, IPS vs VA panels and motion rate and all that rubbish. Those are just marketing for people who have too much time on their hand. The difference is so small, is pointless. I was the same before, thinking of Samsung NEO, and LG and Sony and all that, but honestly will you pay nearly double the price for a slightly better quality? I wouldn't. A better question should be how long will the TV last, that I cannot say, may be a few year may be just one or two or maybe 10 yrs. who knows. At the end of the day, people create these comparison channels to make money off youtube. Think about that statement.
@Stop the FOMO Thanks for reviews to help us to choose the correct tv. I have a question about hisense tv. Do you know is there a difference in picture quality between u7g and u7gq? And is u7gq panel va ? I ask this question because in better models like u8hq wee seen hisense using ips panel and surely the overall picture quality decreased but in u7gq as I think it uses va panel but I am not sure the quality of u7g and u7gq is nearly equal or not
Is it available in Europe? If yes what is it's name? Thank you very much if you reply! I really want to buy it cuz there are lots of reviews and on a budget it looks the best value
In Australia the hisense u7g, from what I heard doesn't have 2.1 hdmi and it's not a 120hz either apparently. But I've been looking at the 85 inch version for $2,500 AUD. My lounge is roughly 6 - 8 metres long so do you think the 85 inch version is worth it for the price? P.S prices in Australia are usually double compared to the rest of the world, so for an 85 inch, that's cheap and that makes out my budget. If I get other brands in the 85 inch, the price jumps to almost $4,000 AUD, which I'd rather spend/invest elsewhere
What's the difference between U7G and A7G model? Really confused which one is the latest model. Here in UK U7G is available as well as A7G 2020 and 2021 models are available. so really confused. Could you please help?
@@USArmy91222 yes I think it’s a better pick I had the U7G returned it cause I didn’t like that blooming at the bottom left and right corners it can it be noticeable if you turn off the local dimming but even if you have local dimming on at max you can still see it but not as much apparently most of the U7G’s has it cause I see people mentioning it a lot it’s not a deal breaker but something to look at for the U7G is quite a bit brighter so the picture will look better but the U6G isn’t too far behind and it doesn’t suffer from the corner blooming
@@NuttnButKungfu what do you think of the Sony x80j if you're familiar with that tv? FOMO picked that tv over the U6G while Rtings picked the U6G over the Sony 🤔
@@USArmy91222 I think the U6G is the better then the Sony X80J but the Sony X85J is the best bang for your buck cause the price went down and it has 120mhz panel bright in SDR and HDR no blooming it doesn’t have local dimming but it’s a VA panel the picture quality is very good vibrant bright and great clarity
Hi love your video. Thank you for introduce this TV. Would you please test the sound bar connection for this TV by using the eARC? I have some issue with this TV to connect to my sound bar with HDMI. First time link is working well but after I turn off the TV and Turn on, the TV will not connect to sound bar. In the sound setting I can see arc option but every time I choose arc it will jump back to tv speaker. I found a lot of people have same issue on Reddit. Would you please help test? Thank you very much.
as far as I know the motion is the same for U7G and U8G so 400 more is not worth it... You will get more color and better brightness and better viewing angle so if your room is bright maybe justifies the 8G but def not for 400 dollars... bargain with them.
The u8g models in Australia do not have hdmi 2.1 and also run on an operating system named vidaa instead of Android TV. Very disappointed in hisense and hope this hurts their reputation
Come on guys. His testing is flawed. His ISO is turns up so high to make the Hisense look bad. Samsung TVs are downgraded and junk as of now. So sad to see tv influencers show inaccuracies.
