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In this in-depth TV review, we take a closer look at the Hisense U7N to see if it's worth the investment. Watch to find out if this TV offers good value for money!
The Hisense U7N has very good performance within its market segment and is best suited to rooms with ambient light. It is not a TV designed for critical movie watching in the dark, but for all other uses, it offers excellent features and image quality for those looking for a living room workhorse.
In terms of features, the U7N has you well covered with all current HDR formats supported including Dolby Vision IQ. There are also two HDMI 2.1 (48Gbps) inputs for gamers with support for 144Hz VRR, Game Pro Mode and AMD Freesync compatibility along with the latest Mini LED Pro backlight, updated Hi-View Engine Pro processor with advanced AI and a Freely tuner built-in.
The Hisense U7N offers bright and vivid images for the typical living room as well as a good degree of accuracy to greyscale and colour, along with excellent gaming features, HDR support and its VIDAA smart TV system and will appeal to the mass market audience. It is a little expensive when compared to the direct competition, but I still think it is good value for money in the right use case and as such it comes recommended.
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In this in-depth TV review, we take a closer look at the Hisense U7N to see if it's worth the investment. Watch to find out if this TV offers good value for money!
The Hisense U7N has very good performance within its market segment and is best suited to rooms with ambient light. It is not a TV designed for critical movie watching in the dark, but for all other uses, it offers excellent features and image quality for those looking for a living room workhorse.
In terms of features, the U7N has you well covered with all current HDR formats supported including Dolby Vision IQ. There are also two HDMI 2.1 (48Gbps) inputs for gamers with support for 144Hz VRR, Game Pro Mode and AMD Freesync compatibility along with the latest Mini LED Pro backlight, updated Hi-View Engine Pro processor with advanced AI and a Freely tuner built-in.
The Hisense U7N offers bright and vivid images for the typical living room as well as a good degree of accuracy to greyscale and colour, along with excellent gaming features, HDR support and its VIDAA smart TV system and will appeal to the mass market audience. It is a little expensive when compared to the direct competition, but I still think it is good value for money in the right use case and as such it comes recommended.
Read the review - https://www.avforums.com/reviews/hisense-u7n-65u7nqtuk-4k-uled-tv-review.21907/
AVForums S5 IIX Lumix cameras, lenses and video lighting were supplied by MPB. Are you a creator looking to trade up to the latest camera bodies and lenses? MPB is the largest global platform to buy, sell and trade in used photo and video gear and they have recirculated more than 570,000 cameras, lenses and accessories. Visit https://www.MPB.com to change gear today.
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