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65" Hisense U8H Series 4K ULED Mini-LED Quantum Smart TV (2022 Model) Expired
$900
$999.99
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Amazon has 65" Hisense U8H Series 4K ULED Mini-LED Quantum Smart TV (2022 Model) on sale for $899.99. Shipping is free.
Best Buy also has 65" Hisense U8H Series 4K ULED Mini-LED Quantum Smart TV (2022 Model) on sale for $899.99. Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where stock permits.
Walmart also has 65" Hisense U8H Series 4K ULED Mini-LED Quantum Smart TV (2022 Model) on sale for $898. Shipping is free.
PC Richard & Son also has 65" Hisense U8H Series 4K ULED Mini-LED Quantum Smart TV (2022 Model) on sale for $899.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member spring45 for finding this deal
Note: Availability for free store pick up may vary by location.
Specs/Key Features
Best Buy also has 65" Hisense U8H Series 4K ULED Mini-LED Quantum Smart TV (2022 Model) on sale for $899.99. Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where stock permits.
Walmart also has 65" Hisense U8H Series 4K ULED Mini-LED Quantum Smart TV (2022 Model) on sale for $898. Shipping is free.
PC Richard & Son also has 65" Hisense U8H Series 4K ULED Mini-LED Quantum Smart TV (2022 Model) on sale for $899.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member spring45 for finding this deal
Note: Availability for free store pick up may vary by location.
Specs/Key Features
- Resolution: 3840x2160 (4K UHD)
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz
- Motion Rate: 480
- WiFi 6E (Triple Band) w/ Bluetooth
- Quantum Dot
- 1500-Nit/HDR10+
- Dolby Vision
- VESA Mount: 400x400mm
- Smart TV w/ Alexa/Google Assistant
- Inputs
- 4x HDMI (2x Up to 4K @ 120Hz & 2x 4K @ 60Hz)
- 2x USB (USB 3.0/2.0
- Ethernet
- Inputs
- Includes a 2-year manufacturer warranty w/ purchase
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Edited March 27, 2023
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https://www.bestbuy.com/site/hise...Id=65119
Best Buy [bestbuy.com] has 65" U8H down to 899.99. Not the lowest all time price, but a sale on one of the best reviewed TVs in this price range if you're in the market. EDIT: This matches the previous lowest price from Amazon and Best Buy.
Amazon [amazon.com] also has it at the same price.
Also available at PCRichard [pcrichard.com]
Also available at Walmart [walmart.com]@ $898
Best Buy [bestbuy.com] has 65" U8H down to 899.99. Not the lowest all time price, but a sale on one of the best reviewed TVs in this price range if you're in the market. EDIT: This matches the previous lowest price from Amazon and Best Buy.
Amazon [amazon.com] also has it at the same price.
Also available at PCRichard [pcrichard.com]
Also available at Walmart [walmart.com]@ $898
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Last Edited by spring45
March 27, 2023
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Features include
Here is the RTings review [rtings.com] and Wirecutter [nytimes.com]
- HDMI 2.1
- 120Hz
- ATSC 3.0
- 2 year manufacturer warranty
Here is the RTings review [rtings.com] and Wirecutter [nytimes.com]
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Basically if you've never had an OLED or QLED, you'll tolerate the issues because the picture quality is a massive improvement in most cases. If you have experience with QLED/OLED you might find the issues unforgivable.
The U8K dropping this summer should have a different SOC so it will be interesting to see if some issues are mitigated or remain. Hisense is gonna be in a tough spot if QD-OLED moves closer in price…if I can get a QD-OLED for under $1500 I don't know that I'd buy a Hisense ULED/MiniLED for $1000 (even though they keep improving it).
One thing to keep in mind though: do not expect any reasonable software update support. Mine is still stuck on the Feb 2021 android security patch. I reached out to their support to see if there was a later update that wasn't showing up OTA, and they sent me an update file timestamped Mar 2021 so I didn't even bother installing it.
That's about half a year of security update support from when it was released to market.
If you get this, I would recommended against connecting it to the internet and instead using a streaming box/stick that doesn't leave a hole in your network.
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I apologize in advance for asking technical questions, I've dug around and tried to change settings but to no success.
Thanks in advance 🙏
I apologize in advance for asking technical questions, I've dug around and tried to change settings but to no success.
Thanks in advance 🙏
these prices aren't actually saving much when oleds are getting cheaper each month
In addition to twice as many local dimming zones, it now boasts up to 1500 nits brightness. Combined with its anti-glare and low reflection panel, this gives you the best picture quality, even in sunny rooms.
Other visual upgrades to this series include IMAX enhanced, FilmMaker mode, Dolby Vision IQ, Quantum Dot, Dolby Dark Detail, and HDR10+, anti-glare and low reflection panel, Wifi 6e, NEXTGEN TV ATSC 3.0 OTA tuner.
Totally aware of this. I'm saying people who are coming from TV tech pre QLED & OLED will love this TV in spite of its flaws….because they have nothing better to compare it to (an OLED or QLED that has better processing).
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Only cons I would call out are:
- Crappy Android OS Smart TV features and recommend Apple TV or Roku or Fire or ANYTHING else
- Banding and posterization but I don't notice in most content, but it does show up
I really can't over emphasize how bright this TV is compared to most. I never put much stake in HDR prior, and in many games I would turn off and tune picture to better IMO. This TV is a game changer and games not previously played in HDR that re now look a whole next gen from what they are IMO. If the 65" is anything like the 55", I highly recommend.
6 series can't compare to 8 series, not really fair to judge this TV based on your experience with 6 series. You get what you pay for even with more budget minded TVs.
They are introducing mini LED tech on ALL series in 2023, but there will still be distinct differences between 6/7/8 series.
There is a reason it is priced much less than the competition..
these prices aren't actually saving much when oleds are getting cheaper each month
i suppose i forgot about the extremely brighter situations to overcome glare; it's a toss up on the viewing setting determining if you need the higher sustained peak brightness but even though it's 500nit peak for b2 then it's bright enough for bedroom
of course i don't do sports either for OTA or sdr so i don't have the use case to account for those
but screen size and display technology are getting really close which makes the choices even more difficult
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One thing to keep in mind though: do not expect any reasonable software update support. Mine is still stuck on the Feb 2021 android security patch. I reached out to their support to see if there was a later update that wasn't showing up OTA, and they sent me an update file timestamped Mar 2021 so I didn't even bother installing it.
That's about half a year of security update support from when it was released to market.
If you get this, I would recommended against connecting it to the internet and instead using a streaming box/stick that doesn't leave a hole in your network.
The streaming device has much more of an incentive to continuously update as Hisense is not in the android update game vs say Roku. They just wanna sell TVs.