VIDAA U 4.0 smart portal covers the basics. Hisense U8Q features - Covers the basics for picture and gaming Netflix, Prime Video, Rakuten TV, YouTube and Freeview Play have dedicated buttons, so you can hotfoot to the service you fancy. It’s also not the most responsive, which doesn’t help. Buttons are smushed close together and if you have sizeable digits such as myself, you’ll jab at the wrong button with regularity. The remote is a slim effort but too compact for my liking. It’s compatible with VESA wall-mounts, and at 17.4kg without a stand (18.9kg with one), it’s not too heavy. With the stand included the TV measures in at 1232 x 799 x 308mm (whd), or if you’re considering wall-mounting then the rear panel juts out at just 83mm of depth. There’s a cable clutter feature for routing cables through the bottom of the rear panel and out through the stand. Start with the various parts of the stand (which should be screwed in all at once), slot it into the main body, tighten the screws and attach a panel to cover it up. From the V-shaped pedestal – which unless you have a compact soundbar does restrict placement of sound systems in front of the TV – to the fetching material that covers the integrated front-firing speakers, the U8Q is a well put-together set.Īssembly isn’t too laborious. Available in 55- and 65-inch models, the bezel is unobtrusive, and the build quality is what I’d call robust. Good looking set with integrated speaker systemīy and large the Hisense U8Q is an attractive-looking set. In the subsequent months since its initial release, it’s gone down to £849/€879 at most retailers and is available to purchase from outfits such as Amazon, AO.com and Currys. Is this the TV that places Hisense as a viable alternative to the likes of LG, Panasonic and Samsung? Hisense U8Q price and availabilityĪt the time of review the 55-inch version of Hisense U8Q (also known as the 55U8QFTUK in the UK) had a price of £1099. 
The 55U8QFUK has multi-HDR support, a full array local dimming backlight and an integrated speaker system tuned by JBL. The Hisense U8Q is its flagship 2020 television, featuring wide HDR support and an integrated speaker system from audio brand JBL.Īfter a dabble with OLED displays, Hisense has gone back to promoting its ULED technology as its main draw, with the U8Q sitting at the top of the 2020 TV tree.Īnd judging from the spec sheet, Hisense are pressing full steam ahead in their attempt to attract potential buyers to their TVs.
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