expired Posted by PennyFound | Staff • 5d ago
Jul 8, 2025 7:10 PM
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Item 1 of 4
expired Posted by PennyFound | Staff • 5d ago
Jul 8, 2025 7:10 PM
65" Hisense 65U8QG U8 Series Mini-LED ULED 4K Google Smart TV (2025 Model)
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whats better this or TCL QM8?
Same mixed usage score, have to check other details to figure out which one is best for you https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/c...6125/60898
I think the OLED will generally have a better picture quality to the mini led. I believe the OLED will have a truer black, but someone I'm sure will correct me on that if I'm wrong.
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One thing to note is Sony uses either LG or Samsung panels for their Oled.
Meaning LG and Samsung will always have better tech than Sony.
Regardless, always get extended warranty on larger investments.
My Hisense that i bought for $300 outlasted my LG CX.
Meaning LG and Samsung will always have better tech than Sony.
Regardless, always get extended warranty on larger investments.
My Hisense that i bought for $300 outlasted my LG CX.
Sony usallt has a better upscaler and usually better color grading than LG and Samsung.
You cannot talk in absolute. It varies per model.
Nikon uses sony's sensor and still their cameras are different than sony's.
The fact that you lg cx (oled).was outlasted by your hisense (non oled) does not mean it was a lesser tv.
Hisense u8 series usually give you the best bang for the buck for a non famous legacy brand. Bright, compatible with any format, very good everywhere: movie or gaming.
Not the ultimate best TV but most people don't need that. At this price and new. Tough to beat, maybe the previous model u8n or an older s90b or a c4 if on sale and I still think this hisense is better in many aspects.
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OLED will have a better picture quality overall particularly with blacks and low light scenes.
Hisense's U8 series have a well deserved reputation of having picture quality and features that far exceed the cost of the TV. I have the older 55" U8H series in my bedroom and the picture still amazes me for the price I paid - $649 at the time. The equivalent Samsung was almost twice the price at the time, had 25 percent less brightness, worse sound, and was missing some of the audio and video features the Hisense had.
If you are putting the TV in a brightly lit room, like a living room that gets a lot of sun, you'll appreciate the extra brightness of the Hisense. If it's going in a dark media room, you'll appreciate the subtleties of the color reproduction on the OLED.
If your budget is tight, the Hisense provides a great TV at a really reasonable price. If money isn't an issue, you won't regret splurging on the OLED.
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