Hisense TVs
2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 lineup compared

Being a Chinese electronics company, Hisense is increasingly trying to catch up with large TV manufacturers such as LG, Samsung and Sony. From a global perspective, the manufacturer has actually been able to achieve more than just respectable success. In Germany, however, it is more difficult. The brand’s TV models have not yet made a real breakthrough here. However, the product range is known for its good price-performance ratio.

The best Hisense TVs 2022/2023

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Hisense TV models overview (2019-2023)

2019 2020
2021
2022 2023
2019 2020
2021
2022 2023

LED (FALD) Models

A65K
A65K
A65K
Panel Type
VA (IPS bei 55", 65", 75"))
Sizes
43", 50", 55", 65", 70", 75"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0
A7G
A7G
A7G
Panel Type
IPS (VA bei 43", 50")
Sizes
43", 50", 55", 65", 75"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0b
H8F
H8F
H8F
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
50", 55", 65"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0
H8G
H8G
H8G
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
50", 55", 65", 75"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0b
U8G
U8G
U8G
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
55", 65"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.1
U8H
U8H
U8H
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
55", 65", 75"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.1
U8K
U8K
U8K
Panel Type
IPS (VA bei 55", 65")
Sizes
55", 65", 75", 85"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
144Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.1
H9F
H9F
H9F
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
55", 65"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0
H9G
H9G
H9G
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
55", 65"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0b
S8
S8
S8
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
43", 50", 55", 65", 75", 85", 100"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0
U6G
U6G
U6G
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
50", 55", 65", 75"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0
U6H
U6H
U6H
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
55", 65", 75"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0b
U6K
U6K
U6K
Panel Type
IPS (VA bei 50", 55")
Sizes
50", 55", 65", 75", 85
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0b
U7QF
U7QF
U7QF
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
50", 55", 65"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0
U7G
U7G
U7G
Panel Type
VA (55", 65")
IPS (75")
Sizes
55", 65", 75"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.1
U7H
U7H
U7H
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
55", 65", 75", 85"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.1
U7K
U7K
U7K
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
55", 65", 75", 85"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
144Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.1
U7G Pro
U7G Pro
U7G Pro
Panel Type
IPS (VA bei 85", 98"))
Sizes
55", 65", 75", 85"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
144Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0
U8QF
U8QF
U8QF
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
55", 65"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0
U800GR
U800GR
U800GR
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
75"
Resolution
UHD-2 8K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.1
U9F
U9F
U9F
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
75"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.1
U9DG
U9DG
U9DG
Panel Type
IPS
Sizes
75"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.1
U9H
U9H
U9H
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
75"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.1
UXK
UXK
UXK
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
85"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
144Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.1

LED Models

A6G
A6G
A6G
Panel Type
ADS (43", 55", 65", 75")
VA (50", 60", 70", 85")
Sizes
43", 50", 55", 60", 65", 70", 75", 85"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0
A6H
A6H
A6H
Panel Type
IPS
Sizes
43", 50", 55", 65", 70", 75"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0b
A65H
A65H
A65H
Panel Type
IPS
Sizes
43", 50", 55", 65"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0b
A7H
A7H
A7H
Panel Type
IPS
Sizes
43", 50", 55", 65", 85"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0b
H4G
H4G
H4G
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
32", 40", 43"
Resolution
FHD
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 1.4a
H55G
H55G
H55G
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
43"
Resolution
FHD
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 1.4a
H65F
H65F
H65F
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
43", 50", 55", 65"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0
H65G
H65G
H65G
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
50", 55", 65", 75", 85"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0
R6F
R6F
R6F
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
43", 50", 55", 58", 65", 75"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0
R6G
R6G
R6G
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
43", 50", 55", 58", 65", 75"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0b
R7F
R7F
R7F
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
43", 50", 55", 58", 65", 75"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0
R8F
R8F
R8F
Panel Type
VA
Sizes
55", 65"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0b

OLED Models

A8G
A8G
A8G
Panel Type
OLED
Sizes
55"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
60Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0
A85G
A85G
A85G
Panel Type
OLED
Sizes
55"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0
A85H
A85H
A85H
Panel Type
OLED
Sizes
55", 65"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.1
A85K
A85K
A85K
Panel Type
OLED
Sizes
55", 65"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.1
A9G
A9G
A9G
Panel Type
OLED
Sizes
55", 65"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.0b
A9H
A9H
A9H
Panel Type
OLED
Sizes
65"
Resolution
UHD 4K
Frequency
120Hz
HDMI Standard
HDMI 2.1

Changes

  • Several devices are presented within the marketing name ULED. Among them is the Quantum Dots-based U9F

  • Led by the Hisense R8, three new series based on the Roku operating system have been released

  • A 100-inch size will be offered for the first time as part of the release of the Hisense S8

  • OLED devices are included into the line-up once again as a follow up to the O8B OLED released in 2019.

  • With the Pro variant of the U7G, a frame rate of 144 hertz is introduced

  • The brand’s very first 8K TV becomes the U800GR

  • The 8K division launched in 2021 will be discontinued

  • Hisense launched its new mini-LED TVs, the U8H and U9H

  • The range of mini-LED TVs is being expanded by the U6K and U7K

  • With the UXK, Hisense relies on especially fine mini-LED illumination with up to 5184 dimming zones

Hisense TV Lineup 2020 Hisense TV Lineup 2021

More about TV manufacturer Hisense

As said above: It has become well known that Hisense offers models at a comparatively low price. Therefore, it is not uncommon to see TVs with extra features such as Dolby Vision or Dolby Atmos outside of the upper price range. Often the manufacturer provides a deal below the cost of comparable competitor models and therefore represents an almost more than just interesting alternative to the established electronics groups.

However, not all of the devices in the line-up are low-priced. In addition to QLEDs, the product range now also includes Mini-LEDs and OLED models. This allows the brand to impressively compete with other brands at the upper shelves and represent more than just a fallback option here also. On the other hand, the overall offer is initially quite large and can therefore quickly seem confusing. This is especially true since many sets are either not available at all in Germany or launched with a different model code.

The term ULED is used by Hisense for it’s UHD 4K TV series which use the Quantum Dot technology. Accordingly, ULED has nothing to do with OLED technology, even though the terms sound quite similar. ULED is Hisense’s own name in this case and rather a marketing term.

The Quantum Dot technology is also known from Samsung QLED TVs and is a special layer added to the LCD panel to ensure that the light of the backlight is split into its monochromatic wavelength of either red, blue or green. The color really depends on the size of the single quantum dot. This technology ensures a higher brightness as well as a larger color space coverage.

Dolby Vision is a dynamic HDR format for image optimization and more widely used than HDR10. Dolby Vision optimizes the brightness of every single scene, which has a big impact on the picture quality. This gives each scene much more depth and details can be displayed better. A color depth of up to 12 bits can theoretically be achieved here.

Dolby Vision IQ is thus seen as a further developed Dolby Vision. The HDR format also adjusts the screen brightness to the brightness of the room.

HDR10 is an alternative HDR format that is less common than Dolby Vision. The brightness is readjusted for each scene as well, resulting in a better picture quality. Dynamic optimization only takes place from HDR10+ onwards and with HDR10+ Adaptive, the technology also takes the ambient brightness into account to finally adapt the TV’s picture to the brightness of the room. However, the color depth is only 10 bits in HDR10+.

Most conventional home theater systems consist of four satellite speakers, a center speaker and a subwoofer in a 5.1 system. The Dolby Atmos system expands the number of speakers to include ceiling speakers that either radiate from the ceiling to a desired location or reflect. The latter is referred to as “Atmos enabled”.

With the additional use of two Dolby Atmos speakers, one would speak of a 7.1.2 system. As for the medium’s compatibility with Atmos, Dolby was clever: Atmos is not channel-based, but object-based. It works with the speakers that are present.

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