Hisense ULED Premium 75U7G QLED Series 75-inch Android 4K Smart TV with Alexa Compatibility, 1000-nit HDR10+, Dolby Vision Atmos, 120Hz, Game Mode Pro

What I like most about this tv is the specs and perks for the price. I have heard MANY things about this brand of tv and the model, both good and bad. I was very hesitant to purchase this model because I wasn't as familiar with Hisense on a personal purchase level. I did a lot of research and decided for the price this was the cheapest "Fully Loaded" tv I could get. I definitely wanted the 120 refresh rate and most tvs have 60, unless you want to spend more. Or they might not have as many features etc. I'm sure if you're reading this you've done your own research and understand. When it comes to the quality of the tv..it's pretty good. In the past I've usually went with a lower end 4k model. I bought a 65" Sceptre 4k for a little under $400 @WallyWorld. That tv is decent for the price and got my family through the C-19. So going from that quality of tv to this Hisense 75U7G was a big upgrade. This tv (Specs Wise) is pretty loaded. The screen is crisp, blacks are black and overall is really good for the price. I like that it has extras built in, like a Headphone jack, just incase you need it for an external speaker, back-lit remote for night time watching, Legacy connection for older gear and Google Assistant as well. I've never had an Android tv before, so it's pretty cool being able to talk to my tv.lol. My family and I have Google already in the house, along with many Alexas. The one issue I ran into as far as "Assistants" go, is the Alexa feature. I couldn't get the "skill" to work at all. I was, and still am, very disappointed with that. Not a huge deal, but I would like to use it if I want. The reviews on that skill are horrible so it's not just me. The Google Assistant worked fine though. So when I'm feeling lazy I can just scream at the tv to do things for me. Also, the tv is Android so its like a giant phone on the wall. I did some thinking and wondered if I could use it like a phone and play games on it. It has Bluetooth built in, so I grabbed my PS5 controller and hooked it up..it worked! Lol. The kids and I downloaded some games and played them on the tv itself. How cool is that? I will say this..The shipping was horrible. My package got unnecessarily delayed a couple times and took 19 days to arrive. Not a big deal to some people, but for me it was like torture. Lol. After all that wait it finally arrived..and the box looked like it had been kicked around by a Mountain Troll from the Hobbit. Lol. Kinda reminded me of Ace Ventura. 😁 Anyway, I got it up and turned it on for a full inspection. Overall it worked but there was a lot of Light Bleeding going on. I got unlucky, but I hope if you purchase this tv your transaction is smoother than mine. Good luck, Fam!

I needed to replace a 65" TCL 5 series that was in direct sunlight in our condo, and basically was not watchable midday despite it's beautiful colors and 4K. I had bought a cheaper 75" Samsung for the bedroom last year and was contemplating getting a Samsung QN85A 75" for the living room for several reasons: - IPS panel meant it had wide viewing angles. We frequently have the TV on while cooking in the kitchen or having guests over (our living room and kitchen are open concept)- Very high nits/peak brightness, so does very well in very bright daylight conditions- Local dimming, so that it also does well for watching movies at night as a family- 4K at 120Hz on HDMI 2.1 so that I can play Halo with zero lag/competitively at times- Very thin and can be mounted right up against the wall so that it looks sleek- Ambient plus mode to display family photos when not in useThe best price I could find for the Samsung through Greentoe offers was $1800-2000+tax. Then I started reading more into the Hisense U7G 75" and got it for $1100 here on Amazon. I figured I could try it out and if I didn't like it I would return it and get the Samsung. In case you are wondering, it does all of the above that the QN85A does with several concessions:- It is thicker, but is still able to hang off of the wall with a slim mount. It looks fantastic.- When you shut off the google microphone that is always listening to you, three annoying bright LEDs are lit on the front bottom of the TV at all times. I covered those with a strip of electric tape and you can't tell.- The IPS panel does not appear to function much different than the smaller versions of the U7G, since the 90 local dimming zones function excellent. However, just like all the U7G line, there is indeed some noticeable blooming artifact when watching very dark stuff at night. This is the biggest difference when you compare it to the Samsung QN85A. It isn't totally noticeable around subtitles, but in some shows like Moon Knight where a character's face will be shown in the pitch darkness, you will see a subtle halo around the image. You have to decide how much this is going to bother you. It doesn't really bother me anymore. The first time I noticed it, it definitely bothered me. But because the picture is overall other-worldy and the android OS functions at lightning speed, I am in love with this TV. The $900 saved is definitely a big enough price point for me to be happy not getting the big brand Samsung. This TV is truly stunning to look at. 9/10 of our friends don't understand picture fidelity or any of the technology like I do so they are blown away by the TV when they come over regardless. Only one person in a while will point out that it is not a top tier brand. But at this point I'm like, whatever. $900 is $900.

Excelente imagen y sonido. Es una TV completa que te permite jugar consolas de nueva generación con su HDMI 2.1 en 120hz (algunos juegos). Su sistema operativo es super rápido. Ofrece la posibilidad de ver contenido con Dolby Vision, HDR, y otras características (según el contenido o la app de streaming elegida). Y todo esto por un precio debajo de la competencia. Otras TV en el mismo precio (Samsung, Sony) no ofrecen ni el HDMI 2.1 (o si lo hacen, solo llegan a 60hz), ni el Dolby Vision. ¡La recomiendo mucho!

Le hace falta calidad en las escenas obscuras, y la función de “suavizado” al interpolar fotogramas hace que a veces se vea trabado en escenas con muchas cosas pasando. No me permitió nunca usar el Dolby Digital +, solo el normal. Sus bocinas con según “Dolby Atmos” tampoco son destacables. Fuera de eso tiene un excelente control remoto Bluetooth, el panel es muy bueno con colores vibrantes, con buenos puertos y HDMI 2.1 buena para gaming.

Buena calidad de imagen y sonido. No la he probado en videojuegos pero para películas es excelente. El sistema es bastante fluido y el control es muy util aunque no tiene botones para cambiar los canales de televisión. El único defecto es que en ocasiones los fotogramas caen y el movimiento se ve cortado aún cuando la escena sea lenta.

Despues de haber tenido el modelo antecesor a este (H8G) no me decepciono excepto en una cosa , el angulo de vision es muy malo , de frente sin problema pero decae muchisimo al moverme solo un poco lo cual crea una experiencia que no corresponde a como se anuncia la marca en este modelo.

Buena televisión para aprovechar de lleno el Xbox series x, de ahí en fuera creo que podría tener otra televisión y no sentir gran diferencia, eso sí, ya bien calibrada los juegos que son compatibles corren en 4k a 120hz lo que si hace la diferencia. Probablemente sea la opción más barata por lo que te otorgan, si lo que quieres es una buena televisión no te vas a defraudar pero si buscas algo mejor seguro hay mejores opciones.