Hisense’s budget-friendly models have helped the brand become a favorite choice of many consumers around the globe. Contrarily, Samsung’s technologically advanced TVs have positioned it as a high-end manufacturer with pricey products.
I have the Hisense 75U7G, and to find a Samsung to match its picture quality, and all of its specifications, and features, I would have to pay twice as much. The same goes for LG and Sony. You can't beat Hisense for the price, and feature set.
@@AECommonThread2137 he's talking about spyware or software veing used by the chinese gov. to spy on people all over the world, be it for economical or political-strategic reasons, but i doubt it's that deep with mere TVs
I have owned 3 Hisense 58" TV'S and all have the best Sound. Speakers are super loud & Crisp! However, for $278 for a 58" they don't last but Maybe 2yrs if your lucky. All of mine had the Backlighting go out, it'll start buzzing & the display will dark & then just go out but for the price, if it last a year? It's worth it to me
Both of these TVs are a great choice for consumers. Premium and budget TVs that will satisfy most people. Hisense has really stepped up it's game and is giving Samsung a little competition these days.
I went from a $400 Hisense, to a $700 Samsung, and was pleased. Then I bought a $600 Hisense, and it was better than the $700 Samsung. I bounce between Samsung and Hisense, right now I have a Samsung TU7000, just ordered a Hisense U8H, which by all accounts is an insane TV for $1000. Should be leagues ahead of my TU7000.
@@Uhreallymydude Yes, absolutely. It's everything and more. Incredibly beautiful picture, the blacks are OLED levels of black, there's 0 bloom. Idk how Hisense made an LCD/LED look this good, but they did. I will say one thing tho; the viewing angles of the TV are pretty bad, so if you're going to be putting it in a small living room with wide viewing angles, most people who aren't within a narrow space on front of the TV are gonna be seeing a washed out picture. Otherwise, it's everything I thought it would be and more. (Something also to note!) The US models U8H is different, and far better, than models sold outside the US. I found that out while doing lots of research on the TV; so if you're not an American, you might look at a different TV.
My 55inch Hisense TV gave out and died due to "mother board issues" and deemed unfixable after 2 and a bit years, never damaged or moved I couldn't believe how short a life span it had. I had to jump through hoops to prove it was a manufacturer fault and they gave me a partial refund. They are great price wise but longevity issues make me look elsewhere for smart Tvs
Sony has the best image quality but is very expensive. LG has a very good image quality and it has a good price also. TV's from LG are reliable. Hisense has also good image quality, they are bad at motion procesing but they have a very good price and it's VIDA system is very easy to use it. Samsung bad image quality, they have just few models with a very good image, but the rest are not that good.
Sony has the most loyal fans not the best image quality. At all. And the price is meant to give the impression of premium when their lineup is just overpriced
The difference is Samsung is superior. Sound, image, durability of refined technologies (new qd-oled not withstanding). Internet people, I really buy these things and the Q80B is better than the highest spec Hisense. I like competition but don't be fooled.
