Hisense 55U8GQ 55 "

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The TV is one of the older models in the Hisense lineup. Corresponds to this status and image quality. So, the 55-inch 4K screen is based on a matrix with Quantum Dot Color technology. It is not only characterized by an extended color gamut, but will also delight users with color accuracy out of the box.

Another plus of the picture on the Hisense 55U8GQ is the high peak brightness (1000 cd/m²). Even in intense daylight, the image looks rich. And such a solid margin of brightness will allow you to unleash the full potential of HDR content (support for both HDR10 + and Dolby Vision is declared here). It is also worth highlighting decent viewing angles and an acceptable level of contrast, which is primarily responsible for the FALD backlight with multi-zone local dimming.

Ideal for games

The TV is able to create the perfect tandem with a modern game console. The 120 Hz refresh rate of the matrix, together with MEMC technology, improves the smoothness of the video sequence and is designed to eliminate judder and motion blur in dynamic scenes.

There is also an HDMI 2.1 port with much-needed gaming features. Among them, it is worth highlighting ALLM (automatic transition to game mode with low input signal delay), VRR (frame rate synchronization) and eARC (improves the audio signal without reducing its original quality). By the way, the default acoustics on the TV is quite cool (for its class), because it provides 4 speakers with a total power of 60 watts.

Branded shell

The model is equipped with a powerful processor Hi-View Engine, which, among other things, is responsible for scaling content of less high detail. And the role of Smart TV is performed by its own VIDAA U5 OS. It provides an intuitive interface and quickly responds to all user commands, but is still inferior to competitors in terms of the wealth of available applications.

Hisense 55U8GQ is a worthy competitor to top brands and a good candidate for the role of a TV in the hall or addition to the Sony PS5.