Hisense 55U7A review, 55" 4K HDR 120Hz for 84K, is it worth it?

UzairAhmed · Jan 22, 2019

Just got back to Pakistan today and wanted to place the order on daraz.pk its showing price of 99000 that's crazy i thought it was about 88-89000....that's the price from the official hisense store

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UzairAhmed · Jan 23, 2019

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Fahad007 · Jan 23, 2019

Congrats I have heard good things about Hisense till now

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djkk16 · Jan 23, 2019

Is hisense a better brand than tcl?

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UzairAhmed · Jan 24, 2019

I think it is since i live in Beijing China i know a bit about these brands and its considered a better brand there

djkk16 said:
Is hisense a better brand than tcl?

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Shahx · Jan 24, 2019

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is it available in 43 inches a friend of mine is looking for a 4k tv in a limited budget of 60-65k and how is the picture quality result smart features etc of this tv?what os does it have?
i just checked itsn't available in 43inches
but i was unable to find whether its an edgle lit tv or direct lit?do you have any info regarding this?
never mind got it from a video review its an edge lit tv

TheLivingFlesh · Jan 24, 2019

bro dont get this if you wanna game. try qled lakin if your range is less than try something from samsung....lakin not this. the color reproduction on samsung series is way much better.

Shahx · Jan 24, 2019

TheLivingFlesh said:
bro dont get this if you wanna game. try qled lakin if your range is less than try something from samsung....lakin not this. the color reproduction on samsung series is way much better.

what made you say that i mean did you personally see the difference?i know samsung tv color's are oversaturated ccording to some people and that apeals me"natural he dekhnay hain tou ghar ke window khol kar bahar b dekh skta hun"
bt gaming men delay/lag matter karta hai k input delay kitna hai..

TheLivingFlesh · Jan 24, 2019

Shahx said:
what made you say that i mean did you personally see the difference?i know samsung tv color's are oversaturated ccording to some people and that apeals me"natural he dekhnay hain tou ghar ke window khol kar bahar b dekh skta hun"
bt gaming men delay/lag matter karta hai k input delay kitna hai..

yes i personally did. i know the ceo of this company , he had 1 in his home but never used it lol....check nfs any game payback and notice the sunlight when you come out a tunnel at high speed. it takes time to get the colors back to normal .

UzairAhmed · Jan 24, 2019

Shahx said:
is it available in 43 inches a friend of mine is looking for a 4k tv in a limited budget of 60-65k and how is the picture quality result smart features etc of this tv?what os does it have?
i just checked itsn't available in 43inches
but i was unable to find whether its an edgle lit tv or direct lit?do you have any info regarding this?
never mind got it from a video review its an edge lit tv

Yup its edge lit and it can be compared to the Samsung MU8000 series I actually got it over Samsung

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walleed · Jan 24, 2019

What do u guys think about c6 tcl

UzairAhmed · Jan 24, 2019

Well there's no perfect TV you just have to make some compromises here and there it just has to be good enough. As for console gaming it was alright I played some today and 30ms input lag helps as well.

I think as for a better over all experience we should only get QLED or OLED flagship models since I will only be using it during my visit home for a month or so a year 96K is enough money to spend for that.

I didn't come across any other brand or available TV models that are this good in this price range everything is at least 30-40% more expensive

TheLivingFlesh said:
yes i personally did. i know the ceo of this company , he had 1 in his home but never used it lol....check nfs any game payback and notice the sunlight when you come out a tunnel at high speed. it takes time to get the colors back to normal .

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TheLivingFlesh · Jan 25, 2019

UzairAhmed said:
Well there's no perfect TV you just have to make some compromises here and there it just has to be good enough. As for console gaming it was alright I played some today and 30ms input lag helps as well.

I think as for a better over all experience we should only get QLED or OLED flagship models since I will only be using it during my visit home for a month or so a year 96K is enough money to spend for that.

I didn't come across any other brand or available TV models that are this good in this price range everything is at least 30-40% more expensive

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If price is not an issue then use what i am using....its worth every rupee go for the qled sony bravia a8f it has 2 models 55 and 65. 55 lelain if not 65...you wont leave your room
if u have netflix or google play, there are dedicated buttons on the remote too! lakin beware: dont touch the panel itself!

Shahx · Jan 25, 2019

UzairAhmed said:
Yup its edge lit and it can be compared to the Samsung MU8000 series I actually got it over Samsung

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did you compare both side by side?
according to me mu8000 is much superior
and i just saw a review in which the reviewer said that its brightness is very less it hardly goes above 300 nits while mu7000 has 800-1000 nits brightness and brightness is a key factor in hdr other then this i didnt find any source that can confirm that its a true bit panel and not an 8 bit plus frc like samsung other thn this mu8000 native refresh rate is 120hz and it doesnt change it stays same
it can be compared with mu7000 that would be a competitor mu8000 is much superior specs wise adn it has a very good rating too for sports and movies too and overall also
i dont think any 1 would pick hisense over mu8000 if they compare them side by side playing same true 4k hdr content
no offense to any 1 but that's my opinion

UzairAhmed · Jan 25, 2019

Nope didn't get the chance to do A and B comparison but dig a bit deeper the panels are very similar and its also 120hz refresh rate native same as mu8000 1080p@120Hz 4k@60Hz as for brightness yeah its not that suitable for HDR but it goes for consistency more than peak brightness...i didn't feel comfortable paying 40k more for Samsung over this and so far so good I am happy with the purchase.

If you want it to make a difference in picture quality then get QLED or OLED flagship to really appreciate the difference

Shahx said:
did you compare both side by side?
according to me mu8000 is much superior
and i just saw a review in which the reviewer said that its brightness is very less it hardly goes above 300 nits while mu7000 has 800-1000 nits brightness and brightness is a key factor in hdr other then this i didnt find any source that can confirm that its a true bit panel and not an 8 bit plus frc like samsung other thn this mu8000 native refresh rate is 120hz and it doesnt change it stays same
it can be compared with mu7000 that would be a competitor mu8000 is much superior specs wise adn it has a very good rating too for sports and movies too and overall also
i dont think any 1 would pick hisense over mu8000 if they compare them side by side playing same true 4k hdr content
no offense to any 1 but that's my opinion

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UzairAhmed · Jan 25, 2019

How mucu did you pay for it? Actually for my room 55" is the max size i can get however for living room i can pull off 65". I considered LG B7 OLED 250K but i think paying this much in 2019 for 2017 TV just didn't seem right

TheLivingFlesh said:
If price is not an issue then use what i am using....its worth every rupee go for the qled sony bravia a8f it has 2 models 55 and 65. 55 lelain if not 65...you wont leave your room
if u have netflix or google play, there are dedicated buttons on the remote too! lakin beware: dont touch the panel itself!

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Shahx · Jan 25, 2019

UzairAhmed said:
How mucu did you pay for it? Actually for my room 55" is the max size i can get however for living room i can pull off 65". I considered LG B7 OLED 250K but i think paying this much in 2019 for 2017 TV just didn't seem right

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oled is immature for now its better to buy qled but if you dont have money problem then you can always buy it to experience but oled is quiet immature screen burning issues pixel degradation etc.
btw i like samsung because of its extra vibrant colors otherwise hisense and tcl c6 both are very good model
considering the price there's no doubt hisense beats samsung with a very huge margin

TheLivingFlesh · Jan 25, 2019

UzairAhmed said:
How mucu did you pay for it? Actually for my room 55" is the max size i can get however for living room i can pull off 65". I considered LG B7 OLED 250K but i think paying this much in 2019 for 2017 TV just didn't seem right

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it wasnt mine, the dude i went to buy the car from just had it loaded in the back. so when the deal was done he said enjoy porsche with the tv, i said ok. i later on sold the tv and bought 2 x 2080ti's

Simonsayz · Jan 25, 2019

Shahx said:
is it available in 43 inches
but i was unable to find whether its an edgle lit tv or direct lit?do you have any info regarding this?
never mind got it from a video review its an edge lit tv

It uses Edge Lighting and Back lighting both, which Hisense calls Elite Backlight. The local dimming algorithm is done well, I did not see any lighting issues.
U7A is available in 50", 55" & 65", if you want a cheaper TV then Hisense has other models as well but I have no experience on their performance,

Shahx · Jan 25, 2019

Simonsayz said:
It uses Edge Lighting and Back lighting both, which Hisense calls Elite Backlight. The local dimming algorithm is done well, I did not see any lighting issues.
U7A is available in 50", 55" & 65", if you want a cheaper TV then Hisense has other models as well but I have no experience on their performance,

didn't really get that edge and backlight both thqts not possible and never heard of it plus in video review they said its edge lit tv

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