Hisense TVs

2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 lineup compared

Based on the Automatic Content Recognition described below, the TV can make automatic adjustments to display the visual material in the best possible way. Along with this, the system also adjusts the audio reproduction if necessary.

Dynamic HDR formats like HDR10+ Adaptive and Dolby Vision IQ are hidden behind the term Ambient Light Adaptive. In contrast to the “conventional” variants of these high-contrast formats, the lighting conditions are also taken into account when the image is being optimized.

The Anyview Cast feature allows you to display content directly on the TV screen from your tablet, smartphone, laptop, or camera, as well as transfer the data onto the television’s memory. It is also possible to mirror mobile games on the display in real time. However, if you own an Apple device, you have to use a so-called HDMI Lighting Adapter or other app solutions. As long as you do not use a cable solution, you should make sure that both devices are assigned to your home network.

If you have never heard of this quite rare abbreviation, you might be interested to know what exactly the difference compared to LED technology is. Strictly speaking, you shouldn’t even have to ask this question, since two different areas are actually meant. While the term LED refers to the pure screen technology, DLED indicates the type of illumination. Therefore, the term just describes a backlight based on Direct LED. In contrast to LED, Hisense suggests a more advanced technology here, which is not the case.

If you have a corresponding soundbar, you can actually adjust the volume with the remote control of your Hisense TV using the so-called EZ Play feature. A connection via HDMI cable with the ARC or eARC port of your TV is required here.

Nowadays, numerous TVs are available with a so-called Game Bar, and selected Hisense models feature it as well. This tool informs you about the current settings and offers direct access to the most important gaming functionalities.

To make your gaming experience even better, some Hisense models offer additional Game Mode features. Typically, this provides reduced input lag, cleaner visualization, and the option to enable a higher frame rate for compatible games with the “Pro” variant.

Certain TVs are advertised by Hisense with a feature called Hi-View Engine. This is an algorithm based on Deep Learning, which is realized by a powerful processor. The goal is to continuously optimize the image quality. Ultimately, this means an automated adjustment of contrast, color, resolution, motion and sound settings.

If you stumble across a so-called laser TV from Hisense, it is not a panel based on laser technology, but a beamer concept that serves as a TV device. The image is reflected from a stand projector in a predefined size on a compatible screen. Screen diagonals of 100 inches and above are thus fairly easy to achieve.

This term is a composition of Motion Estimation and Motion Compensation and characterizes a method that is supposed to anticipate movements and compensate them usefully with additional content. Hisense applies this technique as part of its own Ultra Motion interframe calculation. Generally, this feature, which is widespread today, is also called Motion Interpolation.

TV devices featuring quantum dot technology have a larger color space and are therefore able to display more gradations on the screen. As a result, the picture appears closer to reality.

Hisense uses this marketing name to highlight the particularly good audio performance of its TV models. Usually, the device features virtual multi-channel surround sound with a built-in subwoofer and additional up-firing speakers then. Virtual Dolby Atmos or DTS Virtual X might serve as audio codecs.

Using sports mode, the TV recognizes image details on the basis of the High Viewing Engine and optimizes the reproduction using a dynamic algorithm in order to anticipate motion sequences during broadcasts such as soccer and thus capture them more clearly. The sound is also adjusted accordingly. You can usually activate the feature – if available – directly via the remote control.

If your TV has a built-in swivel stand, you can turn the screen 25 degrees to the sides if necessary. This gives you more flexibility in positioning the device right from the start and may save you from having to install a swivel wall mount.

As not all content is produced or broadcast in native 4K or even 8K by now, modern flat-screen televisions with UHD and UHD-2 resolution offer an upscaler. This feature automatically converts the picture material to a higher resolution before playback. This allows content with 8 million pixels and beyond to be reproduced on the entire display without any significant loss of quality.

As with “DLED”, this term does not have its own technological meaning. Instead, Hisense uses the label as a product line to combine different technology features. Thus, ULED TVs can be equipped with Quantum Dots, Full Array Local Dimming or even Mini-LED backlighting. Other possible features are Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, a Game Mode, and refresh rates from 120 hertz upwards.

Depending on the content, a fluid picture can have clear advantages. In this context, the Chinese manufacturer uses the marketing term Ultra Motion to advertise the ability of certain TV models to reconstruct details in fast movements and thus provide a clearer viewing experience. The efficiency of the intermediate image calculation is mainly responsible for this. But features like a Variable Refresh Rate, AMD Free Sync and 120 Hertz are also part of that. You’ll find the name “Smooth Motion” in other TVs from the portfolio as a distinction. Here, the refresh rate is limited to a maximum of 60 hertz.