Hisense Australia 2022 2023 TVs - QD-OLED??
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- I have the drop for all my friends around the 2022 Hisense TVs in Australia.
It's really cool to see Hisense give OLED another crack and in my option, it could possibly be QD-OLED which would be super exciting!
Anyone have the 40” A4HAU? It has a bit of judder/low fps, and isn’t as smooth as my other tv. There doesn’t appear to be a ‘Motion Smoothing’ option either. Anyone with the same issue?
If you can, please review the U9H Mini led pro, sounds like a bang for buck if its an improvement on the Aussie U8H.
Would like to see your review of the 75" TCL C835.The specs are awesome,and look to be better than Sony X95 and Samsung mini led.
x95 has the same processor as the previous years model. No HDR10+, NO HDR10+ adaptive, no Dolby Vision IQ, not even Bluetooth 5. Sony's premium TV's are garbage frankly. And I haven't out of 3 Samsung TV's been happy with any of them :(. Hence looking at Hisense or TCL as why pay for a premium TV when there has been in my experience no such thing available. How about a TV that supports wifi 6e, gigabit minimum or 2.5 gbit, actual memory to have more than the OS and 2 apps running before lagging, 64GB of storage. It seems we have these big panels and some electronics but then they cheap out on about $60AUD of parts to get modern bluetooth, modern ethernet a bit more storage.
Don't know about the OLED range but don't be fooled into buying the mini-led '4K 120Hz' U8HAU model. It does NOT have HDMI 2.1 ports. The marketing BS is for the U.S. version, the U8H. The AU variant is crap. It only has HDMI 2.0 ports but regs/laws regarding the matter allow all HDMI ports to be referred to as HDMI 2.1
The marketing practice is to claim the ALLM and VRR and Game mode allow for 4K, 120Hz upscaling BUT the difference between the HDMI 2.0 and 2.1 versions is the bandwidth, 2.0 is rated at 18Gbps and the 2.1 at 48Gbps.... 4x the 2.0....
It is physically IMPOSSIBLE for 2.0 to provide 4K resolution AND 120Hz refresh rate.
All the clever* software does is juggle the TV's processing of the source input to 'produce' a display that is as close as possible to EITHER of the two aspects.
This means that it might handle close to 120Hz and 4K, the moment the source input is not optimal (say during under certain circumstances of high end gaming) it compensates by comprising on one or more performance aspects.
*The processor and screen are both sub standard to the 'normal' U8H and it suffers significantly from both.
So, in short, DON'T buy a TV that uses words like COMPLIANT when describing it's performance/specs. The HDMI ports are 2.1 compliant but they are NOT actual 2.1 ports and you are NOT getting true 4K resolution AT 120Hz.
There's several other issues I'm dissatisfied with but you can find those easily enough online. Ie: blooming, leaking, etc etc
THANK YOU for your time writing this. :) How did you find all this info on how the AU model is inferior? What TV would you go for right now in OZ? OLED?
@@TheHealthLife
I found the info of searching long and hard for information that wasn't contained in the vast majority of sources for this TV, which are nothing more than paid endorsements. Smart marketing strategy, flood the media platforms with 'information' for your product by creating a sea of 'independant' reviewers who received kick backs for selling your product...
I wasn't conducting a proper review or anything so I neglected to list my sources as I found them and present include them in my comment, sorry, I was merely searching for answers for myself as I fell for the marketing BS myself and bought one, and subsequently wanted to find answers to why my TV was rubbish compared with quality of images displayed on the TV in the store. (The images are preloaded on the TV by the manufacturer and require the tv settings to be changed from 'home' to 'store' ANY review where you see them showing the TV with these unbelievable images -or very slow moving clips- then you know it's a sham, these pre installed images are designed into the TVs programming so the TV knows exactly how to PERFECTLY display them, it simply is unable to match the quality in real world circumstances.)
I've given you all the points you need to search for the info you need to verify my opinion for yourself, sorry I didn't provide links to sources to qualify my opinion but my searching was only meant for me at the time and I only responded to your comments out of chance and impulse later on.
if this is the case, I think we should revert it to ACCC as this is so misleading....by the way, how can we check the actual bandwidth of those HDMI ports to realise they are not HDMI 2.1 as their advertised? thanks mate.
Some very comprehensive discussions here.
Dave if your looking at OLED the C2 will be a good safe bet this Black Friday / end of year sales.
@@ILT_AU Thanks, would you go Mini LED?
Keen to see how the x8hau stacks up against LG's C2 model
Hi @In Layman's Terms, Just ordered the U9HAU 65". Is there a review coming?
Hey brother, did you ever end up getting or reviewing the X8HAU .. I just bought it and can't find any reviews on it. Cheers, I look forward to watching your vids.
Hey Fox!
No I haven’t. I’ve been offline building my studio. It’s almost complete so I intend on resuming making videos soon.
What do you think of the TV so far?
I love reviewing TVs but I get so many evil comments and emails. People hated my Hisense review. So I’m unsure if I will keep going on them.
must be mini-led pro U9HAU
I picked up the 55" ULED U7HAU snapped it up for $850aud definitely happy with the purchase especially when I upgraded from a small 32" sony bravia tv I'd recommend as a budget gaming tv to take full advantage of this generation consoles
whats the picture quality like for streaming TV and movies like netflix
Hi ILT, found out about your channel through a video by 'Stop the FOMO'. Curious to know if you've had a look at the U9HAU and/or X9HAU yet. I'm wondering if the U9HAU is a vast improvement on the U8HAU. People on Whirlpool are saying good things about it however I can't find anything on the web about the X9HAU (beyond news earlier this year). I'm looking to replace my 11 yo, 40 inch, Sony LCD. Have been considering the 65 inch LG C2 or Samsung QN90B.
Thanks.
Hey Johnny,
I can’t speak for the X9HAU however if you have the budget you can’t go wrong with a C2 or a QB90B.
Check out my video of LG C1 vs QN900A. That will give you a good comparison of those two similar models. Both great choices.
For me, Hisense is a decent budget brand if you can get your hands on a premium brand.
I’m planning next year to start reviewing more TVs so I will get more hands on time with the Hisense brand :)
U8H or U9H, they get really good reviews for the US model, just want to know if we are getting the same
100% no. I just returned mine. It was horrendous. Super bright but terrible viewing angles and terrible black cloudiness.
@@samroyans9258 thanks for the feedback, which model you get?
@@zhouye7647 the Australian version mate. 75U8HAU. Their marketing is really shady. It does not display the local dimming zones. The 65 has 160....the us version has 580. It's a massive difference
Hisense aren’t wining a lot of hearts lately. I was thinking of reviewing their OLED but it’s too expensive compared to a C2
@@ILT_AU I agree although their X8H is now $2700ish at Good Guys. It's curious because there is absolutely nothing!! out there about their OLED series. Very unusual. I enquired about nit specs. Will wait to hear back from them.
Got a message from Hisense today. My u8hau will be delivered in 10 days ! Stoked.
Congrats. Let me know what you think
did the there Hisense 65" X9HAU 4K UHD OLED Smart TV turn out to be qd oled
?
I want to know about U7hau model for my series x
we need some australian review and i'll definately support yours! It would be great if you can review hisense u8h and tcl c835 if possible! Because i am not sure if Australian Hisense and TCL even the same spec and quality as the USA reviewers made even though the model name can be the same.
Thank you.
I can tell you the USA models and AU models are generally different. Even if they have the same names. It’s weird.
@@ILT_AU yah so stupid to have same model number and if cones with different specs base on region is stupid and confused. So we needs more of Aussie's tech reviewers.
Love to opinion of the new 2022 Hisense models U7HAU and U7HAU can find so little info on either model. Concerned after your micro led fiasco with the other Hisense model you reviewed. I have an older TCL that performs poorly like the micro led model. Like watching in cave, disney plus was unwatchable
Hi In Layman's Terms.
Hope all is well with you. 👌
I was wondering if there was any chance of a review of the Hisense U8HAU?
Hope to see you streaming in the future.
Cheers. 🇦🇺🍻
Hey Bruiserfox
Thanks for reaching out, hope your also well.
I have been meaning to get back into the reviewing but I’ve just been working hard on finishing my house. Once I’m finished I have plans on getting more TVs.
The major issue is I have to pay for all the TVs myself. So I have to be selective.
I’ll do my best.
Thx for the reply.
Hope you select the U8HAU. I'm especially interested to know if they have used a ADS or VA panel.
I’ll definitely keep it in mind.
Where are you located? NSW?
@@ILT_AU
NSW. Why?
I am always looking out for other locals looking to purchase TVs.
I get better pricing. I could always purchase it, review it and then on sell it at cost price a week later :)
Hi In Layman's Terms
Thx for the summary of Hisense's 2022 TV range. 👍
Hopefully it will be a big improvement on last year.
Are the new model numbers including AU at the end?
Are they still using ADS panels in the Uled models?
Will the processing hence picture quality improve?
It will be interesting to see their marketing strategies with the reintroduction of Oled.
Have a great day! 👌🍻🇦🇺
Hey @Bruiserfox thanks for the comment.
From what I understand all the models will include the AU at the end implying Australian model TVs. Hisense might begin rolling out these models worldwide rather than having completely different models for each country. So each country will get minor differences such as TV tuners, operating systems etc.
No idea about what kind of panels they will be using but I’ll find out once I get hands on.
I would dare say this year they will be bringing some major improvements. Last year was a massive flop.
Super excited to put their flagship OLED next to my C1 and pick it apart. It will also be interesting to see how good LGs processors are against Hisense.
Thanks again for the great comment. 🇦🇺
@In Layman's Terms any feedback on the x8hau? I'm looking at buying one, are they worth buying?
@@jaykay4068 Hey mate, did you end up buying one? I'm currently looking at buying a samsung qn800b but currently the X8HAU is $1595. Too bad there's no informative information regarding the hisense in aus.
@user-im5xw1yt7z nah I ended up buying a samsung q80b for $1700
Please review the x8hau and the u9hau
Any review for oled?
What do you think of the Hisense 55 OLED X8HAU Series 4K Smart TV I'm getting my first smart TV In a few weeks & It's $1495.00 at the Good Guys, but I know through haggling I can get the price lower, I was looking at Samsung & Sony for smart TVs but If this TV is good, I'd be more than willing to take a look for me, It comes down to apps & picture quality for me to make a final decision?
Thanks for the channel, it saved me from buying an u9g as it's totally different from the American model with the same name.
Could you please try the new u9h and u8h?
Thanks.
Your welcome.
I wish I could get my hands on more TVs however I have to be selective as I pay for each TV out of my own pocket.
@@ILT_AU I just bought a TCL C835. If you're around the Brisbane area, your welcome to come and test it for your channel.
@@MarceloReis1 how's the tv overall and picture quality?
So recently, we’ve had Hisense announce the 2023 TV lineup and they’re all in on mini LED. Does anyone have any Intel whether they will be releasing? OLED TVs in 2023
I'm looking at the U9HAU. Would love your opinion on this
I’m thinking of starting a discord channel for the community.
So when I purchase a TV to review. I can advertise it for sale after my review. Id only need it for a few days.
Do you think that’s something the community would get behind? Purchasing a TV from me after I have received it? Thoughts?
@@ILT_AU I have one if you would like to check it out? It was given as a replacement under warranty for my 65U8G in the southwest of syd
Is there a review for the X8HAU ? I've been scouring CZcams but this video is the closest thing I could get to that model even being mentioned.
Next year I plan to get my hands on a lot more Australian TVs.
@@ILT_AU awesome! 👌 I've literally only started looking into TVs yesterday so all the different models etc is quite daunting to get hold on
Yeah a lot of trickery. Don’t believe the words on the box.
Any questions. Hit me up.
Hey @papagoot did you end up buying a X8HAU.. i just bought one and delivery today.
Get the QD OLED!!!!
I love the Bender avatar :)
Ohhhhhh yeah.
I just found your channel. great work man.
I have the choice of a Hisense 65U9HAU or a TCLC835 mini led tv. Basically the same money, It is so hard to compare them. Which would you go for ? Is the Hisense going to have the terrible blooming problems you found in the G series? Pick a TV is super hard nowadays and the manufactures want to keep it that way.
What’s your budget? And what size would you prefer?
Just saw specs for Hisense A7HAU, it looks like same old no HDMI 2.1input and no 4k 120hz support.
Yeah it would be priced appropriately.
It’s a low end model.
It would allow 4K60 with VRR and HDR.
So it’s good for a budget entry level machine.
@@ILT_AU yes I agree on that. It's priced low, so can't complain.
@@ILT_AU Anyways subscribed to your channel. And waiting for more info/reviews on new and upcoming tech in Australia.
@@ILT_AU it says it's hdmi 2.1 now. Price is 1299 for the 55 inch. This could be great
Hi, before i got rid of my Panasonic plamas that worked well but chewing a lot of electricity. I'm just a basic tv user, as long as i can get 7Plus 7mate, happy as. AFL season is about to start in a month n bit time. What's your opinion on the Hisense 50A7kau?
Or, any other recommendations. I don't require the best of the best just a straight forward tv with good sound and decent pic
What is your budget and what size are you looking for?
@@ILT_AU hmm about 600-700 sale price 😀
What size would you prefer? 50,55,65 etc?
@@ILT_AU 50 55. Thankyou for the reply.
Hi Guys looking at the A7HAU 65” for gaming/movies and a budget anyone got any good or bad to say about it ? Cheers!!
you should mention that the Australian versions of the U8H and U9H have lower specs than their US and European counterparts.
All I want to know best bang for my buck tv 75 inch budget 1500 .
Don’t care what , I’ve been told Sony x90 Bravia 4K is the best bang for buck but that’s 2K+
If you can wait I think you could snap up a 2.2k or maybe 2k Samsung QN85A 75”.
It’s a 2021 TV.
If your going to game IMO it’s the best budget gaming TV with 120Hz.
It will have a bit of blooming but I’ve had hands on time with it.
It’s a solid TV
@@ILT_AU I’ll go for it thank you mate 🙏
Hi I just found your channel. I'm after a new TV and came across the U8H but have also seen that apparently the uk/eu/aus models are completely different and inferior to the US version. Would you recommend it? Or which 55" would you recommend for upto $1500AUD.
Have you look at OLED?
@@ILT_AU The only OLED that I can find in my price range is the Hisense X8AU 55" at $1495 and I've found very little to no reviews on that model for whatever reason.
I just found a LG G1 55 on Appliance central for $17”0. That’s a solid purchase. Otherwise check out OzBargain, they always post deals on the OLEDs. Even the LG CS 55 is a top choice for your budget.
Hey mate, it would be awsome if you have a chance to review a u8g australian version, there is alot of reviews for the US side, and a lot of flacks on the EU and AU models. Thanks!
Hey Conan,
I doubt I’ll get a chance to review it. It’s kind of at the end of its life cycle as their new 2022 range of TVs are coming.
I have to purchase these TVs myself so it’s probably not really worth it for me unfortunately.
I’ve reached out to Hisense for review models but they ignore me.
Hi I’d love to see a review of the Hisense TVs. I’m looking at the 75 or 85 but wasn’t sure if they are ok. Your 2021 review gave me pause. What’s the best bang for buck 75 or 85 in TV to be in a bright room?
What’s your budget?
What’s more important, size or quality?
Any gaming or just movies and TV?
@@ILT_AU 90% movies. 5% NRL. 5%PS4. Bright room. We are 4m from TV. Budget $2- $3.5k. Size 75 or 85”.
Ok that’s a rough one. Your in Australia, right?
@@ILT_AU Yes in AU. I realise I am getting an entry level/mid level TV, but they all look OK. I just don't want to get a dud.
Are you in a rush?
Can you wait for Hisense 2022 range to come out?
They might do something competitive on the high end LED LCD TVs.
Simple because you said bright room.
So this seems to be the same model as the A85H....
800 nit peak brightness
Hey just came across this video and now was just wondering would you consider reviewing the x9h au
Unfortunately on a limited budget. It’s difficult to review them all. No one sponsors me. I have to purchase them all myself.
@@ILT_AU no worries mate keep up the good work 👍🏻
Thanks man. Much appreciated. I wanted to get hands on the new Hisense OLED but it’s the same price as the C2. Which is a joke.
@@ILT_AU oh yeah for sure the c2 would definitely perform so much better too
Great content m8, subbed.
I’ve always been a Samsung fanboy, but my budget these days is rather limited. I’m pretty good at haggling, but only having limited experience within this market segment, is there a percentage you can throw at me, in how much I could reasonably expect the retailer to drop the price?
IMO. The higher the price tag. The higher the amount they can discount.
I’ve had over 2k taken off a price for items around 10k.
Plus. Purchase gift cards when they are on 10-15% off.
Which stacks your savings again. Happy to elaborate.
I ended up purchasing the 65U7HAU after spending many hours researching all the variables, a real brain drain, but for the price range, it looked amazing in store. I coughed up $1250, which I think is an ok deal. Now to get her home and see whether I’ve made the right choice, not that it matters, the deals done, wish me luck 😎
The only thing that would dampen my enthusiasm is if you gave it a bad review 🤣🤪🤣
Hahaha love the comment.
Don’t worry, if you don’t like a review just do what everyone else does. Send me abuse or accuse me of bias :)
Congrats on the new purchase. I hope she serves your well!
Yeah nah m8, you do what you need to, I’ll live with my decision. The only issue I’m having is 5.1 via an optical cable, she’s only sending a stereo signal, unless I’m missing something?🤔🤷♂️
Cheers man.
Why are you using an optical cable, use eARC.
Will solve your issues.
Hi, do you think Hisense will change to the Android system?
Depends what country your in.
Do you know much about the a7hau? Trying to figure out whether to buy the a7hau or the u7g I’m not phased about blooming more concerned about jutterirng and motion
if your buying american version its a good buy australian versions are the same model number but have different internals that make them garbage
So has Hisense ripped off we Aussies by giving us a U7H+ instead of the U8H as seen overseas ? It really sucks that we don't get the Subwoofer, we also get their OS instead of pure Android . Gee thanks Hisense :(
We definitely don’t get the best they have to offer. I also find it very frustrating we get Vidaa instead of Android
There is no QD-OLED this year for Hisense
What makes you so sure?
Until I discovered this information I would have said there is no chance of OLED this year from Hisense.
@@ILT_AU did Samsung Display make enough panels for that? As I understand it, folks are concerned stock may run out for the S95B, not to mention what they've already sold to Sony for their own QD-OLED. This would be a great development.
Who knows. As I said I’m just speculating.
You could apply the same shortage theory to almost anything.
Cars. Building materials and so on.
Crap IPS panels with less dimming zones compared to the US models. 😪😪
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